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Moscow dispatch reports the Communist Internationale urging German workers to overthrow the Hiller government by armed revolt and install a proletarian dictatorship. The statement, attributed to the Communist leadership, calls for unity among leftist factions to avert catastrophe and prevent further oppression.
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Girl of 14 Slain in Mine War Shootout
Five men tied to the United Mine Workers and Progressive Miners unions are named in a fatal shooting during a violent labor clash. Police report three homes of United Mine Workers members were targeted. three others and a 14 year old girl died in the ensuing violence. Gunfire followed arrests at the suspects’ homes the day after the initial incident.
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Home of Miner Leader Damaged by Explosion in Indiana
The home of Peatk Rarn fart, leader of miners in Farmeraburg 14 miles north of Terre Haute Indiana, was damaged by an explosion date tinen. Harntart a former district board member of district $F, United Mine Workers of America, was not at home during the blast. His daughter Fin, 29, was en route to the residence.
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Women’s temperance group aims beer boycott amid price spike
The W C T U plans a boycott of amber dealers after beer shortages pushed prices up. Patrons would be advised to avoid failing outlets and grocers not selling beer. Mrs J W Shankland, president, says merchants who refuse beer will face organized pressure as Interstate shipments face legal risk. Continued on page 2.
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Irish Free State Rail Men Strike Over Settlement
Irish Free State rail workers began a strike at midnight after a mass meeting rejected a railway company settlement. The walkout follows a breakdown in talks between union leaders and management, with intent to press demands in coming days.
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Bank Bill Ready for Congress
Washington April 9 A two billion dollar bank deposit guarantee bill aimed at reforming banking practices and restoring depositor confidence is ready for immediate introduction in both the Senate and House. House Banking Committee Chairman Steacall plans a conference with Senator Glass co sponsor and members of the banking subcommittee before presentation to Congress. The Alabama Democrat says there are differences on state banker provisions but both he and Ces share the principle of the bill. Continued on Page 3
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Levee Breach Fights as Mississippi Flood Spreads
In Tinn a Mississippi workers battled to close a gap in the Mathews Haven levee amid a flood. Armed men overpowered guards during the breach night. Water threatened 19,000 to 80,900 acres around Alliance and south of Marks, Mississippi.
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Swan River Operations Thwart Japanese In China
Tlentain April 1. Japanese forces allegedly sought to oust Chinese east of the Lavan river but faced unexpected Chinese resistance. Chinese commanders report Japanese demands to evacuate south of the Great Wall facing the lava river. Mekamatile and Shanhaikwon actions show Manchukuoan forces advancing on Chinwangtao. Chinese abroad say they have driven back the Manchukoan army from Hwang and Tankang and set defenses at Shi Jamenehu. Continued on Page 3.
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Pope Pius Hopes Holy Year Brings World Peace
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XIII expresses hope that the Holy Year will foster global peace. Ceremony at St Peters draws diverse attendees amid religious and political symbolism, with prayers for harmony and deliberations on world tensions.
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Texan Kills Four People and Then Takes Own Life
A man in Texas killed four people before taking his own life after a domestic disturbance. The victims included a wife, a child, and two other relatives. Police found the bodies at the scene. the suspect died shortly after, and authorities are investigating the motive and connections.
Alfalfa Gets Reckless and Blows in a Nickel
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Midwest dairy governors to meet on milk market stability
Chicago April 9 with a threatened dairy farmer strike pending governors of six midwest states Will Rother arrives to discuss relief for milk producers. The conference at the center of Wisconsin Gov. A. L. Schweinman action aims to stabilize dairy markets and improve farmer conditions. Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Minnesota join Wisconsin governor at the talks.
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Roosevelt Seeks New Emergency Program Including Jobs and Rail Relief
President Roosevelt and Congress plan this week to advance a broad emergency program focused on creating jobs, railroad and home owner relief, with bills targeting farm relief, agricultural refinancing, unemployment aid, and a major reorganization of federal machinery for a balanced budget. Debates loom over tax needs as banking, reforestation, and public works proposals await final decisions.
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Extortion Letters Reported in Willacy County Texas
Officers investigate a series of extortion letters mailed to more than a hundred Willacy County residents. Demands ranged from 190 to 1000 with threats to destroy businesses or kidnap children. Letters posted from Mercedes La Feria McAllen and Mission Texas used plain envelopes and pencil printing.
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Bulgarian Soldiers Taken as Communists
Sofia Bulgaria April 9 Twenty three poliferr of the Niko pol and Orrzhova garrisons were arrested today as communists and agitators.
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Church Blown Over As Storm Hurts No One
In Texas near Corsicana a wind and hail storm toppled a Negro congregation’s church during services, leaving 15 hurt? no one reported injured. Damage affected crops and property in Penelope Enhouse and Midlothian. Plate glass windows broken barns uprooted and power lines down.
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Montana relief plans for Forestry Conservation Corps
Montana faces a Forestry Conservation Corps quota near 1,100 men under present rules. The 1930 state population was 537,606. Unmarried men 18 to 25 registered with relief groups will be called first. Spaulding, Montana relief director, flies to Washington to press labor department on Montana employment needs and mobilization of forest labor. Speculation links F. T. O Connor of Los Angeles to a potential camp role in the currency, while plans unfold.
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New X Ray Discovery Promises Help for Infantile Paralysis
New York officials announce a breakthrough from the Mil led Hospital Fund of New York. A two X ray technique reveals curvature of the spine earlier by comparing spine images with the child lying on different sides. The method can show onset before visible signs appear and may guide earlier treatment.
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World session movement gains momentum under Roosevelt
Washington April 1 Officials view a world movement against trade shackles as fast gathering momentum with plans for in person visits by Edouard Herriot and Namgay Macdonald. Nine invited nations show favorable attitudes and more leaders may travel to the White House in coming weeks. The Chamber of Commerce backs the project and urges tariff policy clarification.
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Patterson Convicted to Appeal to Higher Tribunal
Decatur Ala April 9 Morgan county Jury found Hoywood Patterson guilty in the Scottsboro era case of attacking Mrs Victor Price. The verdict fixed the death penalty after 21 hours of deliberation. Defense chief Samuel Lebowitz called it a miscarriage of justice. Attorney General Ravight defended the verdict as beyond reasonable doubt.
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President Roosevelts Virginia drive ends at Hoover camp
President Roosevelt returns to the White House at 1d p.m. after a Virginia drive to former President Hoover's retreat. A party touring the region lunched at a mountain camp then followed a New Skyland trail through Virginia valleys. An open car accompanied Mr. Tonnewelt as the group faced traffic delays. A secretary’s car in Falls Church struck another vehicle but sustained only minor damage to fenders.
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Bolivian Forces Suffer Losses in Paraguayan Offensive
The war office reports heavy Bolivian casualties as Paraguayan troops repel an assault near Asuncion. Official dispatch says about 200 Rollvinne perished in a contentious clash described as a ceased month of undeclared warfare.
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Leading Mathematician 13 Killed While Skiing
Cambridge Massachusetts April 9 AP Tl. E. Paley of Boston was killed today at Lake Louise Alberta while skiing with friends. He was 25 and regarded as England's leading mathematician and an international research fellow. He came to Massachusetts Institute of Technology last fall for joint research in mathematical analysis.
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Enrollment in Camps Slows Pace of Forestation Camp Intake
Washington reports slow enrollment in the conservation employment program. Director Fechner disclosed just 2,607 men from six cities were in army conditioning ramps of an initial 25,000. Fechner plans to accelerate mobilization, aiming for 250,000 men in army camps by May 15 with two weeks of hardening.
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Two Victims of Mir Wreck Found Near New Jersey Coast
The bodies of Cmdr. Frederick T. Berry and Cmdr. Frank C. McCurd were recovered from the sea within two miles of each other. Berry 45 of Iowa was aboard the dirigible when it plunged into the sea during an electrical storm last Tuesday. His body was found southeast of Barnegat Lighthouse slip eight miles from the crash site by the coast guard destroyer Tucker. A few hours later Tucker recovered the body of 42-year-old Win canded Indiana native from the sea. The two officers were connected to the Akron and Takehurst naval air station.
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Severe storm in Indiana kills man and damages town
In Evanayville Indiana a severe storm with lightning and large hail killed 22 year old Clarence J. Williams near Mt Vernon as he walked between his house and barn. The storm damaged homes, shattered windows, and toppled outbuildings across the area, with extensive greenhouses and ranches affected.
Prohibition Chief Probes Married Couple Payroll Ties
Washington April 9 CAPIAA Dalrymple new prohibition director says he will launch an immediate investigation to determine if any husband and wife on the payroll at the department were retained through improper means. He cautions that current conditions and payroll practices must be examined closely under present U.S. law.
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