Republicans Rail Against Hoover as Party Seeks Unity
In Kansas City a midwestern GOP gathering decries Hoover dominance and calls for action to heal the party rift. Governors and senators including Arthur Vandenberg and Sam McKelvie weigh candidate unity while stressing humanity and Lincoln era ideals amid talk of a May conference to rebuild the Old Guard.
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Kansas City
Hoover
Mehnond GC Coburn
Miseruti Association of Young Republicans
Arthur Mo
William Atic White
Emporia
War
Lin
Webminry
Wrocolnian
Lincoln
White
Harrison E. Spangler
Iowa
Yana
Washington
Gav Ailm Landon
Kanags
Flowna
Arthur R. Robenson
Indiana
Ani
Desard
Kansan
Sam M. McKelvie
World News Digest From Fragmented Clippings
A collection of terse world notes reports trade policy warnings from Ronnevolt on foreign discrimination new reciprocal deals via a U S trade pact court cases in Texas on race franchise rules labor strikes延期 and delays work relief debates in Congress presidential nominating chatter Roosevelt third party hints senate conscription plans and Vatican condemnations amid unsettled wartime diplomacy in Europe and Africa with references to Poland Ethiopia and local leaders.
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Ronnevolt
Washington
Ucy Lou
Mayan Preadent Roosevelt
Senate
Maritima
Flynn
Vatican City
Pion
Impenaitie
Poland
Menera
Tolla
Em- Perne
Mystery Man Baruch Challenged Critics With Candor at Hearing
Warhtudon April 1 Special The plain direct testimony of Bernard Mannes Baruch before the munitions committee has begun to dispel the image of him as a political legend. The article notes his medical lineage, European aristocracy, and immigrant father Simon Baruch who served in the Confederate army and advanced hydrotherapy. It sets up a broader profile of Baruch and his family background, with a continuation hinted on page 10.
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Warhtudon
Berhard Mannes Baruch
Aghato Munitions Committee
Lim
Barnely
Baruch
Bernard Manner Baruch
Hla
Jeramiah
Europe
Simon Baruch
Scottsboro Case Ruling Orders New Trials for Norris and Patterson
The Supreme Court ordered new trials for Clarence Norris and Raymond Patterson, two of the Scottsboro defendants, after finding they were denied adequate counsel and that Negroes were excluded from jury notice. The decision also touched on Texas Democratic primary access for Black voters and referenced earlier death-row outcomes.
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Washington
Supreme Counine
Scottsboro
Ala
Democratic Party
Texas
Clarence Norria
Raymond Patterson
Cirat
Jantion Hughes
Patterson
Norice
Arkansas College Prank Fatal To Sophomore
Arkadelphia April 1. A college prank during the April Fools lay led to the drowning death of James Queen 19 a sophomore at Occhita College. He was reportedly pulled into the Cryniva river by upperclassmen after finishing lunch. Despite efforts to revive him he died of a heart attack.
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Arkansas College
Arkadelphia
Ark
Cuehiva
Immeren Upper Close
Mann
James Queen
Ephamore
Occhita Collran
J. F
Henry Boyington Sentenced for First Degree Robbery
Henry Boyington, 20, of Lewiston Montana, confessed to two robberies but later repudiated the confessions as talk. Superior Judge Pat St Parker sentenced him to five years to life in Ran Qktentin prison on two counts of first degree robbery.
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Low Angel
Ttenry BoyIngton
New York City Anecdote on Income Tax Fear
In New York City a reader laments rising taxes and inflation, claiming money is everywhere yet many feel squeezed. He recalls better days before income tax and wonders how to restore prosperity while paying higher levies. The letter captures urban anxiety over taxation and living costs.
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New York
New York City
Mom
Mellon Admits Selling Stocks for Tax Deductions
Pittsburgh April 1-4 Former secretary of the treasury Andrew W Mellon testified for over two hours before the Board of Tax Appeals. He said he sold stock in 1931 to establish losses to pay a so called fair tax. He described various transactions tied to Mellon family holding companies and noted a large loss on 12 000 shares of Pittsburgh Coal Company stock. The testimony touched on gains from the McClintic Marshall stake and other deals as the government questioned the legality of the sales.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew W Mellan
Board of Tax Appeate Today
Atocka
Lensen
Mellin
Robert H. Incknow
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Mellon
Donna
McClintic-Marshall Corporation
President Roosevelt Leaves Grooked Isle for Long Island
Miami April 1 AP President Roosevelt shaved off crooked inland at 8 16 and headed for Long Island about 60 miles northward in the Bahama group.
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Miami
Fla
Roonsvelt
Shellady Defeats Caverly In City Commissioner Race
Retena voters yesterday reelected Amos Shellady city commissioner for a two year term, defeating Tom Caverly by 472 votes. Shellady won 2,024 to 1,552, in a total of 9,576 ballots cast, across four of seven wards. Caverly pledged to back Mayor C J Bausch and opposed police and fire pay, while Shellady attacked the mimeograph smut sheet influence and the Doe Towns Send Klan ties cited in the campaign.
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Shellady
Caverly
Retena People
Amos Shellady
Tom Caverly
Dillon
Helena
Wartime Profits May Be Clipped Amid War Measures
The Senate munitions committee voiced support for John Flynn's plan to ration armament production during conflict and strip profits. It urged constitutional reform to close tax loopholes aiding evasion and criticized Bernard Baruch's price ceiling idea. The report also covered Geneva disarmament talks and possible wartime embargo actions.
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Washington
Senate
Drantia
Flynn
Crompt
Honda
Disarmament Commission
Geneva
Armain
Bernard 3
Baruch
Tthe
Ald War Industries Board
Pia
John T Flynn
Economic reprisals urged over foreign discrimination
Washington April 1 AP President Roosevelt proposed economic reprisals unless foreign nations treat Americans equally. He announced a new reciprocal trade agreement with Latin America effective May 1 and suggested denouncing trade pacts with Germany Italy Denmark and Portugal to counter discrimination against American goods. Treasury data show foreign indebtedness to the United States totaling 18 nations at 202,471.61.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Morgenihan
United States
Germany
Traiy
Denmark
Portugal
Treasury
How to care for your feet in wartime essay
An instructional notice urges readers to request CARE OF THE FEET, arguing most foot trouble stems from ignorance or neglect. Physicians warn good foot care supports overall health. Send ten cents by coupon to obtain the pamphlet and learn proper footwear and care.
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Themo
Ilia
Care of the fret bonkiet request to D C station
A clipped line from the Helena Independent requests a copy of a bonkiet on CARE OF THE FRET and notes the sender’s address to Washington D C. The notice lists Frederic J. Haskin as information bureau director and mentions sending Tan Cents for handling.
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Helena
Fanéiono
Battle Over Eden 3 Relic Hull War Deadlock Delays Relief Bill
Washington reports another delay as the relief bill nears exhaustion. The House voted 249-190-110 to send the measure back to conference for reshaping. Senate conferees, led by Glass, will meet to decide their stance on the one third of 900 million dollars for loans and grants to states to be used for direct labor.
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Washington
Gee
House
Roosevelt
Senate
Glass
Atec
Robinson
Joe
Pope Eden's Warsaw Visit Amid Peace Push Echoes War Debate
Capt. Anthony Eden arrives in Warsaw on a peace pilgrimage as European leaders react to Pope Pius XII’s vow to address the war mindset. Memel tension spikes with Lithuanian autonomy dispute. League reports say German troops mass on the Lithuanian border while Warsaw considers Fantern Locarno revisions. Vatican secrecy quotes Jesus to cardinals warning of wars and sedition.
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Associated Press
Anthony Eden
England
Warsaw
All Europe
Pope Pius
Vatican City
League of Nations
Moscow
Vatician
Jesus Christ
Municipal elections across Montana elect mayors again
The biennial Montana municipal elections produced incumbents returning in Glasgow and Anaconda with Leo Coleman re elected in Glasgow and Frank Provont retained as Anaconda mayor. In Great Falls A J Fousek won the mayoralty, Lou Ashton kept the treasurer post, and party balance shifted with five aldermen for Democrats and three for Republicans. Livingston voted for W P House over John W Fryer and Dan Yancey, while overall turnout neared eight thousand ballots.
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Montana
Fouler
Great Falls
Associated Press
Glasgow
Leo B. Coleman
F J. Buck
H. O. Gamas
Carl Onberg
T. H. Markle
M. A Eilfa
Livingston
W. P. House
John W. Fryer
John Fraser
Justice of the Peace
Dan Yancey
A. J. Fousek
Wise in Pay for Federal Employes for Rails and Gov
Washington on April 1 a 6 percent pay raise took effect for 1 610 546 federal and railroad workers. The boost is estimated to add about 146 million dollars yearly to their pay envelopes, affecting the government and rail lines.
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Washington
Hupp Motor labor purge ends as 150 rehired
Detroit April 1 Officers of the Hupp Motor Car company reopened the plant doors after a blanket discharge, rehiring 150 workers and directing others to return Tuesday morning. W B Hulbert, assistant to the chairman, said no one may be fired in final analysis but some may choose not to remain.
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Detroit
Hupp Motor Car Company
W. B. Hulbert
Two Defendants In Nelson Case Granted Dismissals
In San Francisco on April 1, two of nine defendants in the Nelson conspiracy case were freed as motions to acquit were denied for seven others. Judge Walter C. Lindley granted directed verdicts for Frankie Fields and Louis Markovich after the government rested, while defense attorneys prepared immediate appeals.
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George
Baby Face
Nelson
Walter C. Lindley
Frankie Fielda
Louis Markovich
U. B
Robert McMillan
Sevan
Landigy
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