Kakanj Mine Blast In Yugoslavia Kills Hundreds
A subterranean explosion at the Kakanj coal mine near Sarajevo kills at least 150 miners with reports varying from 150 to 340. Most workers were at lunch outside the mine when the blast occurred. Rescue teams struggle as the scene is cordoned off and conditions hinder recovery efforts.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Kakanj
Sarajevo
Worat Industrial Divanter
Neera
Jeanly
Tio Minera
World News In Gist Die Tha Aanoglated
Washington Rexford Tugwell debates returning to democracy as intellectuals face inexperience while factions vie for power. Desperate kidnappings, wage disputes, and conspiracies echo across capitals from Washington to Belgrade. Mussolini celebrates Rome, Doumergue warns against devaluing the franc.
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World News
Doamesiie Washington
Rexford
Tugwell
Carly
Tagane Wever
Ipen
Dane
Washington
New York
Kansas City
Enughel Washington
Tences Roneva
Communista Atone
Far Eastern Crisis Intensifies Amid War Talk
Nanking and Moscow report acute crisis as Japan asserts no negotiations on recognizing Manchuria. Wang Chin-Wei seeks full explanation from the government while Tokyo presses for a protectorate. A Moscow paper warns of sharper Japanese American tensions and cites banker factions linked to the League of Nations in a bid to unite against Tokyo’s Pan Asia plans.
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Moscow
Japan
Lea
Guon
Nan-king
Wang Chin-Wei
Pilewe Wei
Moscnw
Th-E
Tanan
China
Far East
League of Nations
United States
Tokyo Te Rata
Idle in Wichita Demonstration Over Worker Pay
Wichita officials faced a protest by 3,000 workers claiming full time jobs were cut to part time, reducing income to about $8 monthly. The demonstrators demanded 24 hours of work weekly at 40 cents an hour. They were promised grocery coupons and $100 from a bond issue for work programs.
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Wichita, Kan
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Jean
Bo George Commando
CW Mack
Houquets Presented Ten Italians By Il Duce
Rome reports thousands of black shirted women gathered to celebrate Rome’s 26th anniversary as Mussolini proclaimed that the Italian people have reached the horizon of their greatness. He praised discipline, endurance, and national progress in a rally context.
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IL Duce
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Mussolini
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Western stockmen may be offered reforms at Washington
Farm Credit Administration officials said today a decision on revising loan policy for western livestock men would likely come next week. Indications favored not extending to loans on enhanced values of ranches, with a provision requiring first mortgages on real estate likely preventing loans against public range holdings.
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Farm Credit Administration
Neestack Us
Clinton
Marconi studies strange light from Italian woman’s breast
Rome dispatch reports scientists, including Guglielmo Marconi, gathered for a vigil over Signora Anna Monaro from whose bosom a bluish glow allegedly emanates. Doctors’ testimonies are cautious, noting no reoccurrence and citing instruments ready for measurement if the light returns.
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Rome
Aignorm
Anna V Monare
Guglemma Marconi
Trieste
Three Missouri Bad Men Finally Nabbed by Law
Three men accused of terrorizing central Missouri in a kidnaping plot were captured in custody near Higginsville and tied to a state highway patrolman theft case. Clyde Corrett alias Corfett, identified as Arthur Vaught earlier, led the escape plot after forcing breakfast from Rev G V Kreuzenaten’s family and fleeing with $16 and a stolen car. Victor Kreuzenstein, a 19-year-old minister's son, was unharmed during the episode.
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Yeur
Missouri
Higginsville
Victor Kreggenstain
Billingaville
Hoh Holt
Harbert Mock
Higgins
Villa
Arthur Vaught
Clyde Corrett
Corfett
Cornett
G V Kreuzenaten
Billingacriite
Mra
MISS AMERICA IN COURT IN SENSATIONAL DIVORCE CASE
In Pawhucka Oklahoma on April 21 Mia Norma Smallwood once Miss America created a scene in court as a private detective testifying in the divorce case of her husband oilman Thomas Gilcrease claimed she and her mother conspired. The judge calmed her as the testimony alleged the couple sought to hide her late husband’s fortune and influence within Tulsa society.
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Pawhucka
Okla
Mia Norma Smallwood
Jease Worton
John Crowell
Gileyoung
Drowk
Feared Missing Dynamite Could Be Used by Radicals
Sreramanto California April 21 1930s officials search for 2468 pounds of dynamite removed from four construction projects. Clarence Morrill chief of the Bureau of Criminal Investigation says undercover informants warn dynamite may be used for May Day demonstrations by communist groups. Investigators probe where the explosive went and who moved it.
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Sreramanto
Calif
Fitate Nureau
Clarence Morrill
Bureau
Atole
Morrill
Geneva fascists' H O stormed by red mob
Geneva April 29 several hundred communists stoned the new buildings of the local Italian funeral organization and injured secretary Claahan after clashes with police. Fifteen attackers were arrested. Count Apechel, the Italian consul, reported the incident to Premier Mungalint.
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Geneva
Hara Tonight
Claahan
Communtata
Count Apechel
Vremler Mungalint
Coal Scale May Glose Hot War In Alabama
Alabama coal operators and NRA chief Hugh Johnson announced a new wage structure for soft coal, likely to take effect tomorrow. Johnson’s statement aims to restore peace in strike ridden coal fields and explain NRA’s stance on wage differentials between southern and northern industry.
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Alabama
Hugh & Tohnson
NRA
Johnson
Weather Outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain Region
Weather outlook notes general mild trend for the Northern Rocky Mountain region with above normal temperatures. Western Montana may see slightly cooler conditions early in the week while other areas remain warm and dry with limited precipitation.
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Rocky Mountain
Montana
Doumergue vows to keep France stable and defend franc
Paris April 21 Premier Gaston Doumergue told the nation he will maintain order at home and security abroad and will not devalue the franc. He warned against abandoning gold backing, saying the franc is worth four dollars in gold and France must preserve its value despite past sacrifices. He also cautioned against cutting armaments, stressing prudence and providence.
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Paris
Gaston Doumergue
France
Federal Board May Try Hand in Wage Dispute Mediation Ends
Washington reports Joseph B. Eastman federal coordinator of transportation withdrew as mediator after labor leaders refused to extend a 10 percent pay cut while management held firm on existing proposals. Negotiations may continue along other lines with potential for a fact finding or emergency commission.
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Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Eastman
Natly
Roosevelt
Yeater- Pay Bs
Federal Board of Mediation
Railway Labor Teaders
Meyer and Tugwell Clash Over New Deal Articulation
Washington April 21 Rexford Tugwell assistant secretary of agriculture led the administration's spokesman role at a banquet of editors. He praised democracy and said New Deal measures will stand on their own ground as part of America’s continuing tradition. Eugene Meyer publisher of the Washington Post warned that the brain trust has failed farmers and workers by relying on rhetoric over administration. Meyer argued prohibition shows laws without proper enforcement fail and that brain trust aims mislead the public.
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Brain Trust
Rexford G .Tugwell
Eugens Meier
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Washington Post
Federal Reserve Board
Roth
Uth
American Society of Newspaper
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Tugwell
Meyer
Helena school board sets 65 as retirement age for staff
The Helena school board adopted a new rule retiring teachers and principals at age 65, effective next year, affecting the staffing for 1936. It allows current 66 year olds to be employed for one more year before retirement and notes the resignation of Archie C Bray from the board.
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Archie C Bray
Boant
Trusters
Helena
Bray
Governor Langer arraigned in extortion case in North Dakota
Governor William Langer and eight others face felony charges after a grand jury indicted them on conspiracy to extort funds from federal employees and obstruct the relief operation. Arraignment lasted 14 minutes. May 22 court term set in Bismarck. Oscar Erickson absent.
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North Dakota
Fargo N TD
William 4. Langer
Andrew Miller
United Aiaten District Court
Eriorts
Congress
Langer
Nce Gharees
Todays
F W Lanter
Bismarck
Oscar Ericksoan Wated
Leader
Erickson
Conference on silver hits White House barrier in remonetization push
Washington April 21 The silver remonetization effort faced presidential disapproval after a blank White House conference. A possible path emerged with a compromise to use existing authority or pass the bill creating a government commission to sell agricultural surpluses for payment in silver at a premium. Support from advertisers showed interest but critics urged outright remonetization at the historic ratio of 16 ounces per ounce.
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Washington
White House
Legdera
Roosevilt
Oliver
Macon Over Texas On Her Flight Heads to Miami
Beaumont Texas reports Navy dirigible Macon paged above the city at 1046 pm during its flight from Sunnyvale California to Miami Florida.
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Macon
Texas
Miami
Beaumont
Sunnyvale
Calif
Fla
New Dealers in Tammany Rally Behind Roosevelt Plan
New York April 21 Tammany Hall faced a chaotic leadership struggle to replace John F Curry after a dramatic coup last night. Edward J Ahearn announced a new regime aligned with President Roosevelt and Governor Lehman, signaling strong support for Lehman’s reelection and a shift away from Curry policy. Ahearn’s move marks a reversal of Curry’s stance as factional tensions linger in the party.
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New York
Tamany Hali
John F Curry
James A Farley
Tammany
Farley W Democratic Forces
Joseph V McKee
Curry
Abenrn
Wigwam
John F. Curry
Wace Ae Ita
Edward J Ahearn
Tammany Hall
Iebert W. Lehman
Lehman
Althoough
Tonnevelt
Daily News
James Jaines
Tammany District
Two Convicts Slain During Prison Farm Escape Attempt
At Tucker Prison Farm Arkansas two inmates were killed as they tried to flee the ditch digging site. The guards opened fire after a breakout in the Long Mine section, with authorities later exonerating the riflemen who fired. The convicted men were Clandey Roger Ward and F J Newbert, both long-time inmates serving multi-year terms for robbery and automobile theft respectively.
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Little Rock
F. J. Newhert
Port Smith
Kin
Atepa Ag
PARLIAMENTARY LAW booklet offered to clubs by Washington bureau
The Six Cent booklet “Parliamentary Law” is now available through the Washington Information Bureau. It covers rules of order, officers duties, and a model constitution and by laws adaptable to any club. Send six cents in coin and mail to Washington, D C for a copy.
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