PEEVED TEUTS NOT TO REJOIN LEAGUE INTEGRATION FOES IN FOCUS
Washington April 17 Virtually all hope of liberalizing amendments to the administration social security bill was abandoned by advocates of four substitutes. Administration supporters favored direct votes on substitutes to blunt opposition. The four plans include Townsend McGroarty, Greenway, Thax Lunden, and Rogers Pone, each proposing varying tax and pension schemes.
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Washington
Jeadore
Townarnd-McGroarty
Aelf Epport
Hersing
Republicans Hold Private Talks to Rebuild 1936 Campaign
In Washington on April 17 the GOP begins private conferences among leaders to reorganize for the 1936 presidential bid. Veteran publisher Emporis Kae and William Allen White arrive, with former Senator Henry Z. Allen. The talks precede a planned Midwest regional meeting in Kansas City in May and follow similar gatherings in New England and the West.
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Washington
Perseys
Emporis Kae
William Allen White
New York
Henry Z. Allen
Wichita, Trox, Pubisher
Abe
Kansas City
New England
White and
Allen
John Flamston
Topeka
Keneas
Louisiana Senate rejects relief veto over political quarrel
Baton Rouge, April 17. The Louisiana senate voted 23 to 7 to table a resolution by Senator Wingrave asking the federal government not to withdraw Public Works administration relief from Louisiana because of a political quarrel. Earlier, a caucus censured three supreme court justices but stopped short of removal proceedings. The house advanced bills giving state administration control over election machinery, federal relief funds, and city financing amid opposition.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Senate
Huey P. Long
Finance Committee
J. J. Wingrave
Public Works Administration
Louisiana
Coleman Lindsey
Senate
Lotg
House
Supreme Court
World News Dispatch From Associated Press
World and domestic items cover NRA head appealing to the Supreme Court over a Blue Region issue. Washington faces social security debates as opposition seeks substitutes. Factory workers and unemployment figures appear amid U S relief programs and legislative bargaining. Foreign items include Germany rebuked over rearming and League of Nations tensions. A trans-Pacific air flight sets a record while missionaries withdraw from China amid military threats.
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Washington
Hickbeary
NRA
Supreme Court
New York
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Senate
Geneva—League
Germany
Berlin
Otti- Alain
Grerman
Honolulu
Tanchow
China
Transianf
Republicans to raise funds for inter party drive
New York April 17 Officers of the Republican National Committee will meet in New York with Henry P. Fletcher to plan a nationwide fundraising drive for the inter presassential election. Indications are a New York success could extend the effort regionally and nationally. Col Theodore Roosevelt and Rep Theodore Christianson of Minnesota are listed among speakers. Fletcher said he does not expect to attend.
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New York
Republican National
Henry P. Fletcher
Inter
Feltcher
Perrin Fletcher
New England
Beaton
Neuse
Colonal
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
Fletcher
Richberg to plead before Supreme Court for NRA crisis
Washington April 27 With the fire of NRA in the balance Donald Richberg today arranged to appear before the supreme court to plead for the agency he has helped direct since the early Blue cable Raya Attorney General Cumming announced that Richberger head of NRA administrative board and its general counsel would represent the government in the Schechter poultry case to be argued May 2 testing constitutionality of major provisions of the law New York Mrs Mary Githaon Schanborg 4 executive secretary of the national round of Jewish women and a prominent women socialist died
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Washington
NRA
Donald Richberg
Supreme Court
Blue Cable
Raya
Cumming
Richbéera
Au Neted
Schechter Poultry
New York
Mra
Mary Githaon Schanborg
Two Defendants Identified in Bremen Kidnapping Case
In a Bremer case update on April 12, prosecutors identified two defendants in a $200,000 kidnapping plot. Firemer, testifying, named Harold Alferton and Elmer Farmer as participants. Federal officials say $190,000 of the ransom moved through Havana with $67,900 traced to Chicago.
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Bremer
Paui
Anoument Tofay
Ken
Ificational
Edwant G. Beemer
Firemer
Harold Alferton
Bennenvilla
Til
Wan Yee
Elmer Farmer
Name Town
Paine
Havana
Cuba
George F. Bullivan
United States
Chicago
Hostile reception to compromise bonus measure stirs debate
Washington reports that cash bonus advocates faced a hostile reception as Renator Harrison introduced a new compromise plan. Rep Patman said ex service members would rather lose their battle than accept the Mississippi proposal. Harrison claimed hints might satisfy Roosevelt while detailing bonds redeemable at 3 percent interest and backdated to Armistice Day. The plan, priced around 1.3 trillion dollars, drew scrutiny from lawyers and veterans spokesmen over its legal wording.
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Washington
Renator Harrison
Miss
Patman
Tex
House
Paton Harrison
Ernstaeat Roosevelt
Harrison
Andeterans
Jobless to Get Work Upon Count of Fellow Unemployed
Washington April 17 A Roosevelt plan to employ unemployed white collar workers to count their fellows on relief aims to start before June 1. The administration would have municipal offices provide data on how many people could be taken off relief and when work could begin. Hopkins and Ickes push lists and district staffing to shrink relief rolls. Emergency council to aid, prioritizing projects return on federal loans.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Peranas
Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
Plana
Hog calling in hard times in Neverly Wills tale
An informal letter describes hog calling in Parsons Kansas and Neverly Wills California, noting higher prices for pork, the challenge of attracting hogs with a worn call, and a speaker's effort to coax a hog to come despite rising costs and shortages.
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Neverly Wills
Calif
Parsons
Kan
Henry Font
Easy Pacific air service to Hawaii begins in trial run
Honolulu April 17. The Pan American flying boat completed a swift initial flight from Alameda to Hawaii marking a new long distance air link. The crew arrived refreshed after the trip and reported precise navigation aided by radio guidance. The plan calls for extending service toward the Orient.
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Pacific
Hawaii
Orient
Honolulu
pan-American Copper
Alameda
Calif
Missionaries in China In Danger Abandon Stations
In Kansu and surrounding provinces in China, American and other foreign missionaries are fleeing southern Kansu as Communist forces press from the south. Evacuation plans rise in Szechwan and Shensi as fear grows that Soviet Russia may be approached via the northwest.
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Kansu
China
Kanan
Soviet Russia
Czechwan
Kansy
Sian
Shensi
Canadian train derailment kills five with one missing
Heatherton Nova Scotia April 17 AP A Canadian National line derailment near this village in eastern Nova Scotia left five dead and one missing. Victims include engineer Lawrence McIntyre 50 of Halifax and fireman Charles McDonald 40 of Musgrave. A sixth man may be buried beneath the locomotive. About 60 passengers on the express, three injured, none seriously.
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Heatherton
Nova
Fondt
Lawrence McIntneh
Malifax
Charles McDonald
Musgrave
John Duncan Mcionald
Eee
Weat Mabou
John Angus Mcfonard
West Atabou
Eddie Hohendorf
Yorth Sydney
Edward Horodoner
Ruraian
North Sydney
Bigkage
Theatr Dojurles
Shape of eggs foretold war, farmer claims prediction
Texarkana April 17. Charles Settles a 64 year old farmer in Bawle county says eggs shaped like torpedoes foretold World War II two years before it began. He further claims eggs similarly predicted another war within two years.
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Texarkana
Tex
Charles Settles
Bawle County
A House For Every Purse Farm House Plans Booklet
Washington Information Bureau offers a low cost booklet with 40 approved farm home plans. It explains window, door, stair, chimney placement and landscape harmony, with heating plumbing and fire protection details and a cost estimating formula. Ten cents postpaid for copies. mail to Helene Independent Information Bureau Washington D C.
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Washington Information Bureau
Washington
Contempt charge in Montana Bulletin editor case
Billings April 17 in federal court here Herman Krogman editor of the Montana Bullet in faced contempt proceedings after a late Wednesday session. Maury Helena counsel asked the judge to also hold H J Manry Butte attorney in contempt for the same matter. Krogman testified about the article published March 29 relating to damages sought by Wilaux flood victims against the Northern Pacific railroad.
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Billings
Herman Krogman
Montana Bulletin
Gunn
Helena
H. J. Manry
Butte
Im Hia Bulletin
Maury
Krogman
Wilaux
Northern Pacific Railroad
Briton admits not denying debt to United States
London April 17 Neville Chamberlain chancellor of the exchequer told the House of Commons Great Britain had not repudiated war debts owed to the United States in reply to labor attacks on his 1933 36 balanced budget. Police Sergeant William H Steen was presented today with a cardinal and gold colored hot stick decorated with purple pansies in Seattle.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Seattle
William H. Steen
Steen Ta
Europe United By Tri-Power Resolution Rebukes Germany
European and Allied officials unite to rebuke Germany for treaty violations and push for sanctions against future violators. France and Russia agree on terms of a pact. Berlin says the rebuke undermines hopes for Germany rejoining the league. Detected tensions run through Kaunas and London as naval and conscription issues surface amid warnings from Denmark and Rome.
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Gencova
Lesguscornell
Germany
France
Russia
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Rome
Pius Eeos
Stockholm
Denmark
Reich
Scandinavia
Suspect Maniac of Killing Child Identified in Chicago
Chicago April 7 Police Captain Con don announced Joseph Rothe 34 inmate of an insane asylum identified as the thin man last seen with four year old Richard Max Perrot when the boy disappeared three days ago Mrs Rosa Spurr former landlady of Both e identified him at the state Hospital at Elgin Bothe who escaped from the county years ago was seized April 8 for questioning in the missing lad but freed April 3 when officials could not contact him Mrs Sperr said she saw Bothe aboard a street car on April 4 with a four year old boy in a green suit and leather helmet the clothing worn by Richard that day.
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Chicago
Thomas Condon
Joseph Rothe
Acen
Richard Max Perrot
Rosa Spurr
State Hospital
Elgin
Condon
Flathead East Shore Road Work to Begin
Kalispell on April 17 reports the state highway commission has allotted 40000 dollars for road work on the eastern shore of Flathead Lake. Construction is expected to start at Big Fork and run south along the lakeshore as details are arranged.
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Flathead East Shore Road
Kalispell
State Highway Commission
Flathead Lake
Big Fork
Young Husband In Bastile And Wife Bears Triplets
Los Angeles April 17 The peace of Joseph Carrausa in jail for disturbing the place was jolted when his 17 year old wife bore triplets. He muttered surprise and attempted to smoke away the shock. The couple already has a 1 year old boy Ernest and a 1 year old girl Diane Loo.
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Bastile
Los Angeles
Joseph Carrausa
Jact
Jos
C. Conkey
Jon
Metelie
Ernest
Ganga ‘Tor
Diane Loo
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