Johnson denounces Hitler as monster in Madison Square Garden speech
Hugh S. Johnson, addressing a large Madison Square Garden crowd, said Hitler and his staff threaten world peace and compared them to the Kaiser. He condemned communism as strongly as fascism, asserting the United States must resist being governed by others. Continued on Page 7.
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World News In Gist Warns Taxes For Quick Budget Balance
Washington eccleses urge higher income and profit taxes to balance the budget rapidly. Detroit sit-downers weigh response to ouster writ after day eight in Chrisier plants. New York analyst says Nazis make no change from Kassch rule aside from mustache removal. Levis condemns middle ages treatment of German workers. Windsor may keep Easter renditions in France with Mrs Simpsen amid Manila search for dead and missing after fireworks factory blast.
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Mrs Love Remains Comatose as Killing Sentence Delayed
Los Angeles dispatch reports Helen Wills Love remains in a coma after being found guilty of second degree murder in the slaying of broker Harry Lose. Judge Frank Smith orders a new hearing on April 2 to determine her sanity, contingent on her recovery.
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Mary Plettner
Los Angeles
Vada Sullivan
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Frank Smith
Sorich
Ben Blank
Impeach the Supreme Court and the Pack Debate
A partisan critique argues for impeachment and replacing justices with younger appointees to aid the president's agenda. It recalls historical court packing by Adams Jackson Grant, warns of “loyal” Democrats dictating judges, and predicts political reform tied to civil service and patronage amid a growing social force.
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Duke of Windsor Plans France Trip to Meet Wallis Simpson
London reports the former king of England plans a trip to France next week to reunite with Wallis Warfield Simpson ahead of a proposed marriage around late April or early May. Spokesmen denied specifics while other figures claimed estate sales in Maryland were near completion.
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Esposito Goes on Trial for 31Year-Old Murder in New Castle
In New Castle, Pennsylvania, on March 15, 56 year old Rocco Esposito faced murder charges for a killing that occurred 31 years ago. He was arrested at Kirkland Lake, Ontario, after an investigation into Francesco Romeo. Dominick Calo of New Castle was indicted but exonerated.
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Queen Mother Marie of Romania Ill After Grippe Attack
In Bucharest on March 15 officials said Queen Mother Marie of Romania is suffering complications after a grippe attack with slight intestinal and stomach bleeding. Doctors report she remains on a strict diet and quiet, and deny poisoning rumors amid lifted censorship on illness information.
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Special Session Talk 5 Heard in Bozeman
Montana lawmakers consider a special session if days pass shelving the liquor referendum law. Gallatin county representative Carl Lehrkind Jr spoke to citizens organizing petition drives tonight. He warned a special session could address social security program retaliation. Albert Flammarion, publisher and nephew of famed astronomer Camille Flammarion, died.
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Compromise Plan May Emerge In Senate Court Debate
Senator Robinson unveiled the first administration compromise on Roosevelt’s court reorganization bill. He suggested a possible constitutional amendment to be sent to the states, while Norris proposed a nine year limit for federal judges including the Supreme Court. Administration backers weighed a plan to expand the court to 15 justices if older incumbents retire.
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Downpour Keeps President Hone Near Warm Springs
Warm Springs Ga March 15 An overnight downpour and sharp temperature drop kept the president near his vacation cottage on Pine Mountain and delayed plans to visit federal projects He postponed a drive to Ping Mountain rural resettlement project and a CCC camp at Chipley Ga No comment forthcoming on a Chamber of Commerce chief executive quote about offering food offices amid a strike situation
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Just a Minute With Ihwin Ss Cube
Santa Monica March 15 Dispatches tell of a slewing automobile chasing a citizen on the sidewalk and striking him. The piece mocks traffic deaths as a sport and calls for clearer rules to protect pedestrians amid highroad dangers. ARVIN COBB signs off.
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Fed chief urges tax hikes to balance budget and curb inflation
Washington reports that Marriner Eccles proposed raising income and profits taxes if needed to balance the budget and prevent monetary inflation, signaling a shift from easy money policy. Democrats and Republicans reacted coolly, with Robinson urging caution and Vinson noting they already have low taxes, while Treadway warned of confiscation if taxes rise now.
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Ayers Signs 51 Bills and Vetoes 3 in One Day
Governor Rey T. Ayers wrapped a long day by signing 51 bills and vetoing 3, leaving 97 measures on his desk. Highlights include H. B. 168 allocating 1,644,250 for the University of Montana and H. B. 146 funding state custodial institutions. A veto blocked S. B. 195 creating a separate state insurance department, while S. B. 182, aiming to salvage the invalidated insurance act, was killed earlier in the session.
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New State Reported Carved From Chinese Territory
Unconfirmed reports from northern China claim a new nation named Mongokuo has declared independence. Missionaries say northern Mongol rulers named the state in Chahar province with a capital at Chadser, roughly the size of Ohio, bounded by Suiyuan Jehol outer Mongolia and the Great Wall.
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Death toll in Fort Benton crash blamed on excess speed
A coroners jury found excessive speed caused the Saturday morning automobile wreck on the outskirts of the city, killing Fort Benton residents Frank Spear aged 28 Emiline Fultz 21 and Ivor Rovell 84 owner of the car who died Sunday in hospital.
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Six More Kansas City Officials Convicted In Poll Fraud Trials
Kansas City march 1b. federal court juries convict six defendants in the third vote fraud trial in the city. among those found guilty are democratic judges Alice Froeschi and John Little, republican judge Yorest Holman, republican precinct captain Gilbert Stevens, democratic clerk Joseph Hobdy, and Lena Green. the case stems from a church basement polling site and a broader indictment of 76. testimony from republican precinct captain thomas cummins described pre day tally sheet manipulation and plans to limit votes for republican candidates.
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Ruth Hogendorn
Lena T. Green
Thomas Cummins
Stevens
Cummins
Sit-Down Strikers Lose Out In Court Mood
Sit-down strikers occupying Chrysler plants faced a court order to quit. Judge Allan Campbell set a 9 am Wednesday deadline with a $10,000,000 penalty for noncompliance. John L. Lewis and others named in the injunction, as 130,000 workers remained idle across about 80 strikes. C.S. officials opened talks with General Electric as U.S. electrical workers press for broad organization aiming at 1,000,000 members.
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Allan Campbell
John L. Lewis
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C.S
United Electrical and Radio Workers Union
General Electric Company
Storm Delays Earhart World Flight Start in Oakland
A storm near Oakland delays Amelia Earhart’s 27000 mile world flight. Weather officials say the center of the storm moves west at 36 to 50 mph, preventing passage in the loaded plane. Officials expect possible clearance by Wednesday, with additional delays to other flights in the area.
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Spanish Reds Capture More Italians Near Madrid
Madrid March 16 government war communique reports 58 more Italian soldiers captured by government troops in Guadalajara sector, bringing total captured to 266 since Franco’s advance northeast of Madrid. It also notes two insurgent airplanes shot down near Guadalajara amid air clashes.
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Montana Bar Votes Against Roosevelt Court Plan
Montana Bar officials announced tonight that 303 members voted against President Roosevelt's court reorganization plan while 82 supported it. The election results, tabulated after the poll deadline, were announced by Horace S. Davis, chairman of the election board, with about 67 percent turnout.
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Manila Blast at Chinese Fireworks Factory Kills Many
At least 21 people are killed and about 20 are missing after a catastrophic explosion at a Chinese fireworks factory near Manila. The blast shattered the plant and trapped workers including women, with many leaping from windows to escape the inferno.
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