Congress Faces Tax Bill Hurdles as June Adjournment Looms
Washington reports show lawmakers unable to clear major measures from the tax bill path. House leaders expect adjournment after June 5 with hearings continuing on the $799 million revenue program. The naval appropriation bill faces delays amid questions on timing, while Democratic and Republican leaders clash over testimony and potential corporate tax adjustments.
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Hauptmann death fails to end Lindbergh case
Bruno Hauptmann is dead but New Jersey politics keep the Lindbergh baby murder case alive. A separate man, Paul Wenner, faces charges tied to the crime while Governor Hoffman weighs political repercussions in Trenton as the case lingers.
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Supreme Court to rule on New Deal cases Monday
Government lawyers expect the Supreme Court to dispose of New Deal challenges this term with rulings on the coal control and 1933 securities acts. The Court could issue up to 11 decisions on Monday and also indicate whether it will review 27 lower court controversies including a New York mortgage moratorium case and a gold payment dispute. Secretary Hull imposes a ten week embargo on scrap tin exports to wartime allies, including Japan, effective April 16, under new conservation law with export licenses required.
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Greensboro Rebuilds After Destructive Tornado
Greensboro girds for reconstruction after a Thursday night tornado left 13 dead and over 2,000 workers clearing debris. More than 500 homeless, $2,000,000 in property damage, and 60 structures destroyed prompt aid from congressmen, Salvation Army, Red Cross, and local volunteers as carpenters and masons repair roofs and walls.
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League of Nations Tackles Italo Ethiopian and Rhineland Issues
London reports the League of Nations facing Italy over Ethiopian tensions and Germany's Rhineland remilitarization. Britain rejects a Locarno signatories meeting while pressing for delay and regular channels. Eden notes the April 8 committee session may allow view changes on security proposals.
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Weather alerts for North and South Carolina
North Carolina expecting showers Sunday afternoon and night followed by warmer conditions then colder Monday. South Carolina shows Sunday afternoon and night showers with warmer spells Sunday and Monday amid uncertain portions of the coast.
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President Roosevelt preps for shore return and campaign
After two weeks at sea, President Roosevelt rests aboard the Potomac off Florida and signals a possible early departure for shore. He reports good fishing at Mid dle Bight and moves toward New Providence Island as weather limits effort. Naval planes have begun reviewing forthcoming work for the year.
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Landon Leads GOP Nomination Push After New York Delegates
Washington April 4 Governor Landon holds a strong lead for the Republican presidential nomination as New Deal criticism grows. Borah seeks delegates to offset the advantage while Borah backers warn of a tough fight, with landon delegates accumulating 74 this week and talks of a large first-ballot bloc at Cleveland. Borah promises a showdown in Milwaukee Monday night.
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Anna Hauptmann Seeks Rest After Exhausting Day
New York reports Anna Hauptmann slept after her husband Bruno Hauptmann was executed. Crowds blocked Lexington Avenue as the body lay in a wicker casket at a funeral chapel. Officials said no services were planned. cremation was possible Monday at Fresh Pond Crematory. Ashes to Germany may follow.
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Former Ohio Governors to Wed in Columbus nuptials
Mrs. Frederick B. Hoffman announced that her daughter Agnes Hofman Baldwin will marry George White, 63, former governor of Ohio, on April 15 in Columbus. After the ceremony they will sail around the world from New York and reside in Marietta upon return. Baldwin is widow of Gaylord Baldwin.
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Chamberlin Plans Flight From Texas To Paris In June
Clarence Chamberlin announced plans to leave Shreveport for Dallas to begin preparations for a June flight from Dallas or New York to Paris to test sub stratosphere schedules between the United States and Europe. He aims to launch around the anniversary of his 1927 New York to Berlin flight.
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Former Lawyer For Hauptmann Testifies Trial Broke Him
A. Edward C. Reilly, chief defense counsel in the Flemington Hauptmann trial, testified he spent 3500 in expenses out of pocket and was driven to break by unfavorable publicity from his wife’s separate maintenance suit. He said he has no practice now and showed an affidavit of inability to pay office rent at the hearing before Justice Mortimer B. Patterson.
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America Criticized For Its Torture Of Bruno Hauptmann
Berlin reports note German papers criticize the delay and repeated reprieve as a moral issue while condemning prolonged postponement of Hauptmanns execution. French press calls reprieve tactic a judicial inquisition and stresses that an innocent or guilty man has the right to die only once.
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Press Criticism of Hauptmann Case In English Papers
London readers faced Sharp critique of American justice as the Hauptmann case drew column after column. The Daily Telegraph summed the mood with a pointed overview of cross Atlantic legal proceedings and public reaction.
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Lindbergh baby case labeled travesty of justice
Vienna papers condemn Hauptmann execution coverage as a travesty of justice noting that in America the postponements and process were seen as senseless torture and unjust.
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Red Cross drive seeks Greensboro tornado relief funds
The High Point chapter appeals for donations to aid Greensboro tornado victims. Officials aim to raise $100,000 as 1129 people died and many left homeless. Funds go to Washington for Greensboro relief, with early contributions totaling hundreds, encouraging further gifts now.
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Two Williams Suffer Injuries After Wreck Near Columbia
In Columbia North Carolina a car crash left Louis Williams dead from a fractured skull. James Williams of Mooresville and Harvey Gunter were hospitalized with injuries. L D Kernkamp of Hendersonville was held in Lexington County in connection with the accident.
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Bruno's Mother Stunned By Son's Fate
In Kamenz Germany on April 4 Pauline Hauptmann 72 learns that Bruno Richard Hauptmann has died in the electric chair in New Jersey. She sits in her cottage with folded hands stunned by the news and grieving after a day of deep sorrow.
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Paris pivots to curb Hitler expansion in League of Nations
France’s diplomacy centers on two goals after studying threats. First, deter Rhineland actions that could draw France into allies’ wars. Second, seek a European peace within the League, based on collective security and mutual aid.
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Fascist Troops Accused of Poison Gas in African Conflict
An official League of Nations report says Fascist forces are using poison gas in Africa. It notes Mussolini challenges the thirteen nation committee’s authority as it weighs possible sanctions. Salvador Madariaga of Spain chairs the committee.
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Senate Votes to Overturn Seed Loan Veto Bid
In a swift move the Senate Agriculture Committee seeks to override President Roosevelt's veto of the 50 000 seed and seed loan bill and to obtain from Secretary Wallace a full report on AAA benefit payments. Debate centers on farmers' loan access and the impact on soil conservation efforts.
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