Baruch backs economy bloc amid White House shifts
Washington reports Bernard M. Baruch, financier and Democratic figure, is backing the congressional economy bloc and engaging in behind the scenes maneuvers over a business rebate program. He suggests the administration’s plan should be pared back as talks of greater party spending and revised economic strategy surface amid White House debate.
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Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Democratic Party
TU Gyener
Aya Witeh
Black Hen Theft Case Draws Vast Texas Pursuit
In a sensational case from Van Zandt County, a Black man named Jerone Don, 24, faced charges for stealing six hens. Four reinforcements traveled 1,800 miles to secure his capture, with Supreme Court Justice Peter Schmuck approving legal actions. The court warned that even one hen could be a felony in Texas, and the poultry trade in east Texas was cited as a protected industry. Conviction could yield two to five years on each of two counts.
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New York
Mares
van Zandt
Delegancy Fm
Beliy
Amd
Waltway Acrosyte
Jerone Don
Supreme Court
Peter Schmuck
Van
Man Who Carried Coolidge to the Presidency Dies
Frank W. Stevens a Boston merchant who supported Calvin Coolidge and helped his rise to the presidency died after a long illness. He was a political advocate who lobbied for appointments and supported Coolidge from Amherst College through gubernatorial campaigns. The obituary notes Stevens assisted in Coolidge’s 1920 convention bid and remained active in state and national politics.
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Toston
Frank. W. Stevens
Ida Boston Bone
Amither Widoelate
Jubs Sargent
Landing
Steading
Disnover
Calin Poathiermm
Ihen Stasaichuactis
Pore Quissian
Coatitse
Keruted
Sloaius
Cuallaze
Bint
Hayes Sentenced To Face Firing Squad for Crime
George Hayes, described as a veteran adventurer, was sentenced to execution by firing squad in Utah for the murder of Sherman W. Cadwell. Judge Oscar W. McCondle scheduled the sentence for April 29 after denying a stay motion.
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Hayes
Tupele
Vtnh
Marth
George Hayes
Jackson Aims to Tax All Government Officials
Washington March. Solicitor General Robert H. Jackson told the Supreme Court he would tax everyone in the government even the president. The argument centered on whether states may tax federal employees’ salaries without congressional exemption. The justices questioned if the president should be taxed, while Jackson argued for broader state taxation absent explicit federal protection.
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Washington
Robert HM
Jackson
Suprema Court
McReynolds
Inciana
Evon
New York State
Jones J. O'Keefe
Maine Owters’ Loan Corporation
Talue
Utah
W. Q. van Cott
Salt Lake City
Finance Corporation
New York State Tax Commission
New York Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Henry Epntein
New York
H.O S.C
Trailblazers Reach Goal In Expedition Campaign
Expedition funds total 120,579.50 aimed at supporting Helena Chamber projects and general campaigns. Millilavers report 50150 raised, with 10000 advance from earlier gifts. efforts include Jubilee planning and radio promotion by KPPA. Speakers today include Asia Na Mie Ho Sherlock and Tallazer, with continued fundraising urged.
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KPPA
HeoudeusUue
Asia
Ho Sherlock
Eto
Hitock
Cmor
Ty Sreare
Trial court to test new courtroom arrangement
In Trenton New Jersey a judge unveils a trial courtroom redesign to reduce juror bias by shielding facial expressions and delaying testimony. Judge Forman notes the plan originated from Philadelphia judges and consulted many trial lawyers before a full trial run to assess its potential permanence.
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Marte
Roses
Tuk
Wiewland
Ule
Fey
Kialge Korman
Lear
Wei
Fudge
Forman
Curtis Bok
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia
Activa Trial
Dying Words of Cermak Memorialized in Bayfront Park
In Miami on March 14 1933 a stone plaque in Bayfront Park memorializes Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak. It quotes his dying words to President elect Roosevelt and features his portrait and birth date. The inscription notes the February 15 assassination attempt linked to Giuseppe Zangara, who was later executed.
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Miami
Flay
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Roosevelt
Carmak
Caremak
Bayfront Park
Giuseppe
Charge of Baby Slaying Placed Against Mother
In Mahoney City Pennsylvania an 18 year old mother is held without bail on murder charges after police say she admitted smothering her 9 month old infant. Kyle testified during grand jury proceedings that Mire Gundinger confessed to pressing the baby's nose and mouth while another child was present. The accused pleaded not guilty at the hearing amid claims the child was a nuisance.
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Smethes
Huong
Ehfer
Schuylkill County
Sand
Kon
Darlal
Mire Gundinger
Kyle
Harbet
Hayle
Jyalion
Peace Willig Anderson
Meening
Shakerpeare
Marbeth
Hy Frond
Sinte
H Bern Halderman
Woot
Halderman
soAnd
Holderman
Aman
Wand
Premier Cristea Of Rumania Dies Of Brief Illness
Cannes France March 6 Micron Cristea 89 year old premier of Rumania and patriarch of the Rumanian church died after pneumonia following a chill at the Cannes station on his return from Nice His niece Madame Antal and Bishop Mahan were at his bedside Physicians said pneumonia developed after a chill and he waited 20 minutes for his nurse on the railway platform
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France
Micron Cristea
Raninia
Thronghal
Cannea
Nice
Madame Antal
Mahan
Hiad
Larel
Rumania
Daqtars
Young Giant Sues Missouri Doctor On Libel Charge
In St Joseph Missouri a 16 year old boy represented by his mother Mrs Addie Wadlow sues Dr Charles Stumberg of Rommard Missouri for 200000 damages alleging a journal article in the American Medical Association defamed him. The youth sat in a courtroom chair built for his comfort as the trial opened with his mother testifying.
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Young Giant
Missouri
St Joseph
Maren G
Robert Wala
Alton
Addie Willow
Ubridger
Wadlaw
Charles Humberg
Rommard
Stumberg
Journal of the American Medical Association
Wadlow
Watson World War Hero to Become White House Secretary
Col Edwin M Watson veteran of World War I and long time senior military aide to President Roosevelt will be promoted to brigadier general and retire from the army before formally taking the secretaryship vacated by James Roosevelt. He will serve as acting secretary and handle appointments and congressional contact for the White House. Watson, a Rutauls Alabama native nicknamed Pa, has served 33 years in uniform and plans to start civilian duties soon.
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Edwin M. Watson
Washington
Faliein
Watson
White House
Tov
Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Anessa
Wigedier
Gote
Wereics
Dane Sisley
Se Joh
Marvin McIntyrn
Congress
Rutauls
Ala
Ax m Plabe
Went Point
Cluan
Waat Virginia
Cantuaton
Defense Bill Passed Upper House Amid Pacific War Threats
Washington March 6 A Dill authorizing the army air corps to raise its strength by 6000 war planes won Senate approval after a debate stressing the threat posed by dictatorial nations. The 54 to 9 vote came as navy leaders urged a proposed nova air base on Guam. Senators Murray Wheeler Burke Norris voted yes, Adams of Colorado abstained. Admiral Leahy urged the Guam plan saying a western Pacific air position would deter any attack on the U S coast. The $508,000,000 defense measure has cleared the House and awaits final action.
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A. Dill
Army Air Corps
Senate
Navy
Guam
House
Admiral Leahy
Naral
Kon Aim Naval Aefaes
Awe
Western Pacific
Pacific
United States
Vamio
Gady
One Meal After Another For New Quads
Griseaton Texas March 1. Four month old quadruplets at Galveston receive meals every three hours as nurses report about 100 visitors daily. The quads Jerai ne Jennettee Joyce and Joan weigh between four and five pounds each and are gaining steadily under their mother Stam Bodgett's care at the shrine hospital feedings continue to pace growth.
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Griseaton
Galveston
Uitte Gitts
Meanette
Josce
Joan
Shrine
Stam
EK. Bodgett
Jeraine
Jennettee
Joyce
U S Trade Program to Be Ended by New Levy Plan
Secretary Hull indicated today that proposed taxes on imported fish and vegetables could terminate the administration trade program. He spoke to the finance committee despite a heavy cold, noting amendments sponsored by Bailey, Commily, and Gillette questioned the patent and the program’s future.
Illinois rancher to die in electric chair for murder
Morrta Wit, a Grundy county farmer, was convicted of murdering life long friend Nathan Nelson in a February plot to gain a feud. The case, featured in dramatic testimony before Circuit Judge Frank Hy Hares, included a school staging of Marbeth and stark claims of friendship turned deadly. Witnesses described a deadly plan to avenge a perceived murder, ending with a fatal plunge into the river.
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Illinois
Morrta
Nejnon
War
Hig Model Firm
Fluota
Terwe
Tenga
Frank Hy Hares
Wood
J. Holderman
Negrin Ousted in Major Coup Thrust on Madrid
Paris reports a national defense council led by General Jose Miaja has seized Madrid and much of Republican Spain in a bid to end the war with a surrender to the nationalists. Franco's forces gain air advantage as he consolidates power. chaos and unclear loyalties ripple through Cartagena and beyond.
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Paris
National Defense Council
Jose Misja
Madrid
Spain
Uenerallesima
Franco
Tl Armien
Dremier Juan Negrin
Mediterranean
Cartagena
Reval
Ganeral Miaja
Republican Spain
Fund
Air and
Reverse Breach Of Promise Suit Started by Girl
Misa Gertrage Gleason, 30, filed suit in Magsachunette against Thomas Mann, 46, seeking 1000008 dollars. She alleged he promised to marry if she stayed single and served as nurse, housekeeper, chauffeur, and companion since 1928, but breached the agreement last July after she served him for ten dollars a month. Her attorney Frank P. Ryas says this reverses the usual breach of promise action, alleging Mann urged her not to marry anyone else.
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Worceater
Main
Wiegel In
Magsachunette
Misa Gertrage M. Gleason
Thomas
Mann
Landerman
Elea
Frank P. Ryas
Ela
Viceroy Gandhi Confer and Hope for Crisis Solution
Tieskot March 6 A report states British Viceroy Linlithgow and Mahatma Gandhi exchanged messages boosting hope for an end to the fast crisis. Gandhi weakens. his heart condition concerns doctors as his wife Kasturibhai Gandhi is freed from jail then recalled to continue civil disobedience.
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Gandhi
Tieskot
India
Madida K. Gann
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