Debt limit workaround eyed by senator Adams
Senator Adams proposed letting the treasury borrow to meet specific appropriations rather than raising the statutory debt limit. He said this indirect method avoids a general increase and argues it would prevent deceptive future appropriations that exceed current borrowing power. The debt stands about two and a half billion short of the 46 billion cap as Nixon’s budget sought 460 billion in new taxes.
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Washington
Adams
Colo
Congress
Treasury
U S Vessel Safe in Coast Port
Tacoma April 7 The Americus freighter Wildwood with a $1,000,000 cargo for Asiatic markets arrived in Tacoma last night after reporting British vessels waiting offshore. Capt. Walter Amitzrat said ships’ owners in New York alerted that war vessels had demanded entry. The Wildwood carried bricks reaper machinery and life goods and left Northen March 1 for Vladivostek.
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Tacoma
Americus
United States
Crawomonhera Sata Muey
Teanan
Hotr Holler
Tussia
Cellar
Nortole
Viadivostek
Birth of Princess Ferta Brightens Egyptian Court
Queen of Egypt Calvo Fayat Sri Wr)suetn Farida of Esyut announces the live birth of her second child named Bawala after Iran's Crown Prince wife. The newborn princess follows the royal wedding of King Marouk to a commoner on January 20. Forty-one gun salutes mark the occasion as nationwide celebrations begin.
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Calvo
Fayat
Sri Wr
Suetn Farida
Esyut
Eier
Ferta
Iver
Marouk
Bawala
Tha ‘Dino'x
Iran
Catto
School Board to Set Date for Bond Election Tonight
School district No. 1 trustees meet with a citizen committee at 7.5 to set a date for a special $60,000 bond election. Funds would expand facilities at the aviation department near the airport to serve more students and broaden trade subjects. Petitions calling for the election were filed in March, with signatures being checked. Over 100 students currently study in the aeronautics program, and the existing building’s capacity is 75.
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Menibers
Board of Trustees of
Black
Argit
United States
Amy
Tim
Winnegough
Nlection
Nore
Aeronautics Department
Ielena
Aifon
Montana
Threecut
Atata Training Coulor
Puerto Rico Delegation Backs Farley at Democratic Convention
Puerto Rican Democrats pledged six votes to Farley in the national convention and urged a Puerto Rican aintehood plank in the platform. They directed the delegation to seek a Puerto Rican aintehood plank and supported moving to Mov or another director. Denver report notes a water department worker, 21, died in a cave-in.
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San Juan
Apel
Jamon A. Parley
Farley
Farley lauds Booker T. Washington's legacy in stamp tribute
Postmaster General Farley praised Booker T. Washington as a pioneer educator whose likeness appears on a 10 cent stamp commemorating his era. The Tuskegee Alumni Association bought the first sheet of the memorial stamp and Farley hailed Washington for lifting his race toward a promised land through merit and service.
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Tuskegee, Alm
U. S
James A. Farley
Booker I. Washington
Hington
Tiakeges
Tuskegee
Aasocietion
Booker T. Washington
Wald Farley
EL. T
Ife
Reveral
Democrats
Salamon
Waanigton
Farley
Ant
Robert B. Lee
Dies Presses Crusade on Aliens Plotting in U S
Washington April 7 chairmen of the House committees on un-Americas websides said they would press President Roosevelt to approve a measure to require organizations with international affiliations to register with the State Department. Within 10 days or two weeks he would present to the president and leaders a bill, aiming to curb foreign affiliated groups and expose “foreign affil iations.” The move follows criticism of administration on the probe. The American Civil Liberties Union said party members deserve protection from contempt and would aid officials in contempt charges over hiring questions. Five communists who refused to answer questions face possible contempt penalties up to $1,000 fine and a year in jail.
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Washington
Howse
Gat Ho
Roosevelt
Conmittes
Dies
State and Justice Departments
Acot
State Department
Vo Sev
Drea
Congress
Wireshaw
Sommitten
Aneremt League For Peace and Democracy
American Civil Disertian Union
Cominlites
Savants claim grass can nourish man, study says
A five day American Chemical Society meeting will hear about converting dried grass into vitamin rich powder for common foods. Kansas researchers report grass powder retains most vitamins after careful drying and nitrogen sealing, promising cheap, scalable sources of vitamins A and others.
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Ty Howard W. Vlaesse
Associated Press
Aumericam Chemical Society
W. R. Graham
G. C. Keller
C. P. Schnabie
Kansas
Kansas City
Four of Family Drowned in Car Accident
Four members of a Miami family were drowned when their automobile plunged from a highway into a drainage canal. The victims were D. W. Crosby, 37, his wife, 28, their 10 month old child, and Dewey Crosby, 28, the brother of the husband. The tragedy left four Crosby children orphans.
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Mow
Fis
D. W. Crosby
Chil
Hne Hand
Déwey Crosby
Miami
Cromby
CLEAR SKIES GIVE VIEWS OF ECLIPSE
Jacksonville observers saw the sun ring eclipse as clouds briefly cleared over the southern path. The event began over the Pacific, entered the U S at Big Bend Texas, and traversed 2000 miles above the Atlantic, drawing millions to view the rare ring phenomenon lasting about 30 minutes.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Pacific Ocean
United States
Big Bend
Lexus
Atlantic Ocean
Ark P.m
Neering
Philipsburg Man Fatally Injured When Hit by Car
Amaonda April 2, Brest Graham about 40, Philipsburg man fatally injured when struck by a car. The vehicle was driven by Toware Dadcatk of Gporcunity, who reported he did not see the man in the road. He was removed to a hospital. an investigation was launched by local authorities. The widow and six children are claiming damages.
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Philipsburg
Toware Dadcatk
Gporcunity
Sherif Iarey
Hilal
Habrowls
Dr Cyrus Adler Dies After Illness at 74
Dr Cyrus Adler, famed publicist and Jewish scholar, dies at 74 after long illness. At his bedside were his wife Mrs Helen Adler, daughter Mrs Wolf Wolfinsole of Cambridge Mass, and sister-in-law Mrs Henry J. Hamburguer of Baltimore.
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Phiadelntia
Apel
Cyrus Adler
Famousa Tewish
Cator
Haele
Wolf Wolfinsola
Cammidge
Mass
Henry J. Bamburger
Maltamore
Weather drive on Uncle Sam as crop insurance weighs
Washington reports soaking rains lift hopes for crops but drought fears persist. Officials project 478,000 policyholders with 106 million bushels of wheat value about 100 million dollars at current prices, urging protection as drought floods and hail threaten. Authorities anticipate crop insurance payouts may exceed premium collections as conditions in the Midwest and Northwest worsen and farmers await support.
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Washington
Pedera
Terpora
Kowthwest
Scandinavians Back Alliance to Defend Neutral Nordic States
Stockholm reports defense staff notes increased readiness while offering no details on measures. Oslo notes growing Allied and German pressure spurring Norway and Sweden to consider a defense alliance with arms and bombing planes to safeguard neutrality amid heightened tensions. Continued on Page 2.
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Oslo
Norway
Sweden
Moscow
Ho Ussas
Mussia
Finland
At Least 4 Killed In Louisiana Storm
Tornadic winds in southern Louisiana killed at least four people and injured 27 others, with one person missing. Damage reached hundreds of thousands of dollars across several towns, including Alred Parish and Shreveport area communities, where homes and buildings suffered extensive destruction and multiple fatalities were reported.
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Louisiana
Amile
Rimini Camp Hosts Birthday Celebration Observance
A fragmented report notes Rimini Camp hosting a birthday event with attendees referencing celebrations and remarks about the work of Tollens. The observance includes remarks by Chit Chextne A. Lire and Te KL aH UALy, noting roles within the Ihwlat Cann and local officials.
Two Men Killed as Racing Cars Crash
Two men died in a racing car crash when vehicles collided. Alva Proden of Hath N.Y and Brofe Mush buy of Winston Salem were identified, with a spectator named Dal Nunn seriously hurt among the chaotic scene.
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Ave
Kita
Alva Proden
Hath N.Y
Winston Salem
Spectalors
Movement to restore foreign trade power to Congress plan details
A movement forms to return control of foreign trade to Congress with a broad coalition including Republicans. The proposal envisions a committee structure and detailed steps, with a January report date and ties to broader fiscal and policy goals across party lines.
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Congress
William Faversham Dies at 72 Noted Actor of Stage and Screen
William Faversham, renowned actor of classic theatre and early cinema, died today at age 72. He helped shape old school acting with a range from dignified leads to fraught stage figures, leaving a lasting imprint on American entertainment.
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Hayshore
Willim Faversham
Jeeter Lester
Tabas
Norway mine zones threaten iron ore shipments
London reports that Britain and France began mining three offshore areas off Norway to bar Germany access to Scandianvian iron ore. The statement warns ships in those waters risk danger, but Norwegian vessels can still reach their own port. The mined areas include Stadslandet peninsula, Bud, and West fjord.
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Dwight Pitely
London
Germany
Norway
Stadslandet Pennaula
Bud
Westfjord
Heltz
Norra
Bandit Trail Cooling But Hunt Goes On
City police the sheriff's office and highway patrol continue vigilence to apprehend three bandits who held up the Canyon Creek store Saturday night and escaped in a sedan with over 3 dollars. Victims J G Taesell proprietor and Richard Conway drove a pursuit car. Conway rammed into a ditch near Helena before a reported fatal escape. Tassell and Conway reported to Helena, witnessed by Mrs Tassell who spoke to the sheriff's office.
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Canyon Creek
J. G. Taesaell
Richard Conway
Conway
Thelena
Tasnell
Helena
Wang Regime Promotes China Split With Chiang Allies
News from Nanking says Wang Ching-wei's reorganized national government would repudiates all treaties and contracts made by Chiang Kai-Shek's government. Japan backs the regime as opposition grows to Chungking authority. Also notes a presidential motor ride in Dutchess County to inspect roads and meet officials.
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Ani T—U
Nanking
Wang Ching-Wei
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Kal-Shek
Chunkqing
Wang
Japan
Two Planes Collide In Rain Killing Two
In Vandalia Ohio two aircraft collided in rainfall killing two people aged 7 and 19. The crash occurred near a farm house as one plane fell and sparked a broader midair collision with another craft. Authorities and witnesses described the scene and efforts to rescue the injured amid bad weather and low visibility.
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