Townsend Pension Probe Said to Be on Hot Trail
Los Angeles April 15 Rep Joseph Gavagan predicts a sensational break within a week involving top leaders of the Townsend pension plan as congressional hearings probe the movement. He cites letters and calls to show broad, entrenched support and notes key figures in the organization face questioning.
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World News In BST: Fractions of Conflict Amid Global Tensions
The report outlines rising tensions from Africa to Europe with Ethiopia and Paris scenes, signaling debates on peace prospects and military moves. It notes U S political dynamics as Roosevelt faces campaign strains and impeachment chatter while European states weigh arms and defense strategies amid Baltic and Mediterranean intrigue.
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France Warns Britain Over Naval Pact Sanctions Debate
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Great trait claimed for United State
Washington April 15. Lincoln Milsworth, back from the Antarctic, told a National Geographic event that under State Department permission he and his partner planted the American flag on an area of about 360000 square miles between the 60th and 120th meridians near Jong Ude. The claim evokes expansion of U S territorial reach and ties to polar exploration.
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Warden in Washington for reclamation funding fight
Ward en of Great Falls Mout presides over the National Reylama as he travels to Washington to press for 1947 appropriations. He urges continued construction of existing Western reclamation projects and argues Congress will follow the president’s budget, while Senate opposition favors new land and cultivation programs over ongoing works.
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Quintuplet birth rumor from Romanian gypsy woman
A Romanian police report notes an allegedly unusual birth near Oradea in Transylvania. A reporter claims five infants two boys and three girls were born to 25 year old Maria Lingurarn, a Roma woman, while working in fields near Hades in the Bihor district. The claim awaits medical confirmation and a local investigation is ongoing.
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Little Lady Vicious Window Vandalism Report
A young woman, arrested for smashing glass panels, threatened further destruction and was jailed for 30 days with a partial sentence suspended, plus a $50 penalty. Separately, Pullman dividend news notes a 37.5 cent quarterly payout to stockholders of record April 24 with May payment.
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Farley Believes Witory Eta Farley Speech Ties To Dem Detail
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Democratic wins and Roosevelt endorsement in chaotic primary night
Voter turnout produced a dramatic Democratic gain and a Roosevelt endorsement while Republican Sen Borah faced tough finish. Horner led the anti machine forces as Horner and other candidates highlighted reform and party realignments amid confusing returns.
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Walkout in Butte Mines Ends After Protest Action
In Butte a miner walkout at the Vieanda company mine ended with production reduced and shifts reassigned. Officials and workers at the mine confronted management over conditions triggering the stoppage, while tension persisted over duties and pay as talks continued.
Short Work Week Delays Naval Plans
A chaotic early report notes the shortened work week delaying naval construction. The Associated Press dispatch describes strikes and slow progress across departments, impacting deliverable milestones and ongoing shipyard activity. Strong entities include The Associated Press, Washington, and naval construction terms.
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Just a Minute With Beverly Hills Mayhem in April Notes
A scattershot fragment recounts a chaotic adulterous case with a mention of New York and Chicago trials. It describes a blacking out moment during a deadly shooting, memory lapse, and temporary insanity. The piece plays on sensational tone, naming Invins Cobb and Nana in a clipped, stray style.
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Fight for Constitution dominates Senate inquiry in Houston event
Washington April 19 report details Py-Vance Vase of Houston describing a scheme to circulate pictures of Mrs Starkin Roosevelt with no Negroes to influence the constitution debate. The testimony touched on campaign funding, lobbying, and coordinated efforts by figures including Alley Sheppard and Henry Vane. The session drew Democratic divisions over actions, with accusations of improper influence and questions about funds and distributions of materials amid a broader constitutional controversy.
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GOP Forms Rival Brain Trust to Fight New Deal
Reported in Washington is the GOP moving to organize a rival brain trust to counter the New Deal. The plan aims to mobilize leading party figures and supporters to influence policy and public opinion, with critics warning of partisan stunts.
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Vote Over Bitter Case Put Over to Friday
Washington April 1 Nearly four halts of secrecy marked the trial today as jurors were warned to return a verdict by Friday with the judge adjourning proceedings due to numerous absences and the illness of several key witnesses.
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Arthur Wyttenhove Dies From Wound At Home
The text reports Arthur Wyttenhove of Miles City dying at home from a wound received in a confrontation near his residence. The brief note mentions his son Robert and his motive, with limited readable details about dates or additional names.
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Eight Men Taken For Bond Theft
Washington reports eight men arrested by federal and state investigators and $110000 in bonds recovered as part of a larger $890000 bond theft from the United States Trust Company of New York. The case involves multiple suspects and locations with stolen bonds traced through New York and Washington authorities.
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Wendel absolved in kidnapping matter
In Trenton a jury cleared Wendel in a kidnapping case while prosecutors announced one additional indictment. The verdict followed deliberations after a long trial in which questions about conspiracy and witness obstruction were raised. The case also involves a related matter about a $29,000 claim in a separate domestic dispute case.
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Sally Rand Bees Battle On Birthday Nude Stage
Sally Rand performs as bees invade her birthday suit act causing a chaotic scene on stage. A scouting party of bees interrupts her dancing platform with flowers and feathers as spectators scramble for cover. Rand continues dancing despite the stings and volatile audience reaction.
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