Office Bill to Cause of Party Split
Washington March. House democratic leaders failed to hold their party line to back the president's economy program. A motion to pend the independent trot office bill failed as 145 members opposed. The administration urged a straight House vote on amendments preserving veterans’ benefits and federal pay, with Senate changes to be voted on.
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Tropreseimative Aven
Tennessee
Mie Jenty
Senate
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Toporelt
Witte Heine
Timann Teft
Vertans Amfamatte
Pray Andl Wapnea
Iey Aibernia
Sery
World News Sketches From The Global Briefs
World items from Washington to New York cover conferees acting on heavy industries. A dynamite explosion in Nod kills four near Fort Myers. Fades of factory work under Magallafied ownership. Roosevelt veto threats noted amid talks of new mall contracts. Bank trucks and lifted drivers in Virginia. Princa Sigvari and bride tongue ready for Bere marriage. Roosevelt island cooking noted. Parity in wartime aims eyed as Italy weighs. Paris reports Stavlaky jewel trail uncovered.
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Washington
NRA
Keneil
Nod
Fort Myers
Flahenry
Princa Sigvari
Bere
St. Croft
Franklin
Noosevelt
Samootes
Landop
Athens
Sanitiet
Mevana—Cha
Hunt for Dillinger heats Chicago scene in hoax report
Chicago readers were told a bandit was seen near the city as a hunt for Dillinger intensified. A supposed witness claimed to have talked with a woman portraying the fugitive and described a vivid confrontation on the city’s riverfront. The report sparked an army pursuit and prompted officials to follow leads while authorities pledged further action.
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Chicago
Bandit
March
Dillinger Canight
Aoman
Cheania
Neacon
Dilinger
CN Eago
Dencon
John Bree
Hawad
Tuenon
Ariz
Tokyo editor shot as assailant kills self in attack
In Tokyo on Friday an unidentified assailant shot and wounded the editor of a leading Tokyo newspaper, Saint Mura, three times. The editor, noted industrialist and president of Shimno, died protecting his master Muto, whose defense was killed. The attacker then killed himself.
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Muto
Senator Wheeler Puts In Aid Bill
Washington March. Senator Wheeler of Montana introduced a bill requiring trains of five cars or more to operate with a crew of no fewer than four men and with additional brakemen in special circumstances. The measure aims to improve train safety and oversight.
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Whahington
Wheelar
Democratic Committeeman Removed Amid Federal From Office Push
A Democratic committeeman from Texas faced removal as the Postmaster General sharpened the drive to separate federal offices from political appointments. The move follows resignations of two other national committee members Nelle Taylne Roas of Wyoming and Arthur Mute of Nebraska who had set up offices after March 4.
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Martel
Postmster
Parley Dim
Pantaen
Jed Co
Adggans
Tia Anpenta
Texas
Nelle Taylne Roas
Wyoming
Ntint
Arthur Mute
Neebraska
Army May Be Called Hanani To End Strike
Havana reports the Cuban telephone company workers strike paralyzing the island’s key communications. A high official warned that all strikes will be broken with full army protection if needed while efforts aim to arbitrate the dockworkers dispute and prevent a general shutdown. Other county troubles include the slaying of Toni F. Ghioron, new chief of war at ClanTherne.
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Havana
Kirke
Tonn F. Ghioron
Wariation
ClanTherne
Missing valuables found in Missoula
A Missoula woman left a ring case with 4 50 in cash and savings certificates. the case was found in the street and turned in at Vallee station awaiting the owner. Officers were notified after the finder, Miller, reported the discovery. Also reported is the death of Virginia Arcos, a former Washington socialite.
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Missoula
Maren
Laat
Iha McCreedy
Ian Missoula
Inok
Vallee Station
Ths
Miller
Chad
Prince Sigvard Weds Actress and Leaves for Berlin on Honeymoon
Prince Sigvard of Sweden and his 24 year old actress-bride departed secretly for New York then Berlin ten hours after their wedding. The Duke of Uppland and heir to Swedish throne renounced his rights and title upon marriage, with Stockholm dispatches noting he will be known as Mr Sigvard Hernadotte.
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Dings
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Uppland
Idi
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Boriin
Stockholm
Siggard Hernadotte
Japanese worry over Yank airmen in China
Shanghai reports indicate Japan seeks details on American airplane salesmen in China amid tensions over U S air routes and potential government demonstrations. Tokyo probes the roving aviators as U S authorities debate aviation aid and stakes rise in the China theater.
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Shanghai
China
United States
Wamiington
Frisco Family Faces Kidnap Threats With Shotgun Showdown
Jamon Mirage, 14, boasts of defending kin with a 12 gauge shotgun after an extortion threat aimed at Michael Miragna's family. The 18 year old Rono, 20 year old PMN are involved as other suspects. Mrs Emerinda Miragna asserts readiness to defend her household. The case centers on extortion demands of 10,000 dollars.
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Gauke
Jinself
Pmn
Rono
Hag
Emerinda Miragna
Man’s Arm Tattoo Reports Address After Crash
A man with an address tattooed on his right forearm was seriously injured in a car crash near Salt Lake City. Police and hospital staff noted the message, which read Please notify Mrs L Turpin at Fairview Utah, and began tracing the contacts while he recovered.
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Salt Lake City
Mareh
Turpinie
Owen
L. Turpin
Fairview
Utah
British and French Demand Security
British and French officials signaled new arms policies to secure peace. Sir Philip Sassoon urged parity in aviation while other nations maintain arms programs. French leaders contended disarmament of all powers is unrealistic without stronger security guarantees.
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France
Philip Sassoon
House of Cummons
Baer Ore CWA Workers Strike Over Demands
About 128 CWA workers at the minuterial airort project in Baer Ore walked off the job today demanding $15 per hour. The laborers say they have been working 20 hours a week and face hazardous conditions as delays extend the project.
Roosevelt program to guide world economic talks
Geneva march 8 Associated Press Roosevelt economic recovery plan may anchor a proposed world economic conference. The appointment of Jacob Viner as a Treasury adviser and the visit of Richard Washburn Child signal possible talks. The United States seeks full details of the public works program to inform international discussions.
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Roosevelt
League of Nations
Hsht
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University of Chicago
Teague
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Viner Canrels
Serious strikes loom in east Alabama labor turmoil
The Associated Press reports rising labor strife across the nation with 18000 coal miners on strike in Alabama. Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad, a US Steel subsidiary, adopts the check off system, easing Alabama tensions while automation workers in St Louis Detroit and Cleveland face walkouts and a National Labor Board intervention looms.
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Alabama
United Ming War Opera of America
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St. Laura
Chevrolet Motor
Misher
National Labor
St. Louis
Summer CCC Camps Planned for GCC States
Washington March 8 Robert Frehner director of emergency conservation announced the number of Civilian Conservation Corps summer camps allotted to each state and their man quotas Montana 47 camps 2 200 men Idaho 7 camps 52 3 400 men Wyoming 19 camps six new 650 men
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Robert Frehner
Emergency Conservation
Civilian Conservation Corps
Montana
Wyoming
Clash Reported in Madrid as Spain Declares State of Alarm
A single clash involving extremist socialist and fascist factions occurred in Madrid. Spain declared a state of alarm yesterday. the incident was being assessed as the situation unfolds and further details remain limited.
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Socialiste Sid
Bubot
Spain
Trainal
Government ignores attacks upon Hitler
The state department refused to act on a German protest over a New York mock trial accusing Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime of crimes. German ambassador Dr Hansa Luther pressed officials in several conferences after the mass meeting announcement, deeming the event an attack on a friendly government head.
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Washington
State Department
New York
Adolph Hitler
Hansa Luther
Department
Lawyer in Stavisky Case Fails In Death by Action
Paria March 3. The Stavisky scandal deepened with police revelations as Raymond Huber a prominent lawyer connected with the investigation, leaped into the Aisne river and was rescued. He aided a secretary of the late Serge Stavisky, Romag ning, now in custody. Police seek a man in a pitty colored overcoat who bought the knife found beside Judge Albert Prince. The man was last seen in a bar in Montparnasse and reported to have visited government circles in recent nights.
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Serge Stavisky
Romagning
Ruaped
Paris
Ao Man
Albert Prince
Royorted
Montparinase
Covernt Hotorions Divas i Motte Matts
Inet
Wild chase across states as racers pursue Dillager
Fragmentary report describes a pursuit starting in Santa Monica and Chicago then across South Dakota with Dillager. guards involved, bank robbery context, and a disputed Wall Street bill. Story hints at a payoff plan and political pressure but remains unclear and partially garbled.
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Calif
Dillager
Chicago
South Daskota
Air outfits may drop executives and mail service
Washington reports a push for a full reorganization of mail contracts after cancellations. Congressional and Post Office officials push Roosevelt’s plan to return flying mail to private carriers with honest payment. Army plans extend to June 1 as new carriers expected. 0 days for new bids and several new entrants anticipated. In Oak Nebraska, a fire destroyed the Southern Nebraska Light and Power oak plant, valued at 100000 dollars, with insurance coverage.
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Post Office Department
Roosevelt
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Postoffice
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Mail Raid Hits Richmond. Bank Truck Driver Killed
Four men in two cars robbed a Federal Reserve truck in Richmond near Broad Street station. The driver E. M. Withard, 48, was killed and mail packages were stolen. A small dark sedan with New Jersey plates fled the scene as police spread alerts.
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Federal Reserve
New Jersey
E. M. Withard
Kred
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Reserve Banke
Soviet to Deport Eleven Foreigners
Moscow reports the Soviet secret police ordered the deportation of 11 foreigners working for the Controls company. They had been arrested on charges of economic espionage sabotage and arson after a public trial was abandoned.
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Moscow
Employers Weigh Short Hour Plan In NRA Talks
Washington reports Hugh Johnson and industry representatives began conferences on compromise programs to advance wages and hours proposals for NRA improvement. NRA chief favored a presidential order to cut hours by 10 percent, while employers warned such action would cause hardship and delay recovery, unless exemptions protected hard pressed businesses. Some NRA officials saw credit measures for capital goods as a path to move heavy industries from stalemate.
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Washington
Hugh 4. Johnson
NRA
Johnson
Dissident German churchmen vow to stand together
Berlin March 8. A deter mination to unite against Archbishop Lidwig Mueller's rule in Protestant church affairs was voted by 600 pastors and laymen. They form a "free synod" and approve resolutions declaring allegiance to Italy Writmone, saying Germany cannot be linked with the cross of Joshua and must reject worship of the Nazi world philosophy as dolatry.
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Berlin
Rafis
Aerchbishop
Lidwig Mueller
Josue
Four Men Die In Powder Plant Blast In New Jersey
Four men were killed and several others injured in an explosion at the Nlereules Powder company in Kenvil New Jersey today. The dead were named as Thomas McCale Kewell Robert Clyde Succearina Vincent The retsky and William Gustin. The cause of the blast was not known.
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N. J
Nlereules Powder Company
Thomas McCale
Kewell
Robert Clyde
Succearina
Vincent Theretsky
Wharton
William Gustin
Dover
War Department Purchases To Be Reviewed By Committees
Washington March reports say the war department purchases including trucks will be reviewed by Senate and house military committees. General Douglas MacArthur has been asked to produce records on army purchases and related procurements. A naval subcommittee report found no proof of profiteering or collusion in a contractor deal.
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Washington
Dorgian MacArthur
Blanes
Chairiman Nogers
Atb
MacArthur
Famous Cocktails Juleps Fizzes and Punches Guide
Pronet wine service offers a 60 cocktail booklet Recipes for Mixed Drinks promoting temperance with quotes on alcohol use and non alcoholic coolers. The 2 page service includes hosting hints and wine cellar tips and requests readers mail a coupon to obtain the booklet.
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Pronet
An Win
Helana Independent Offain
Washington Information Bureau
Copy of Hooklet Recipe for Mixed Drinks
Fragmentary notice from Washington listing a request for a booklet titled Recipe for Mixed Drinks. Names Frederic J. Thireau and Tonalods Herowith appear in unclear context along with mentions of director and Washington address. Text is garbled with stray letters and digits, rendering precise details uncertain.
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