Mongol Official Ling Sheng Among 6 Arrested in Manchukuo Plot
Six high Manchukuo officials including Ling Sheng governor of North Heingan were arrested at Hallar and brought to Heinking for a court martial. Japanese communique accuses Ling Sheng of plotting to oust Japanese influence and feeding Soviet Russia military information since 1929. Ling Sheng, a key Mongol figure, allegedly coordinated with Soviet authorities and Mongol subordinates in Hallar.
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Manchoukuo
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Heingan
Hallar
Heinking
Manchukuo
Northeas Manchoukuo
Outer Mongolia
General Headquarters
Manchuria
Chang Hauen-Kdéang
Italians Push Front Lake Tana in East Africa Campaign
Italian forces under Marshal Badoglio report driving along Lake Tana front and capturing the Gor Gora peninsula as Ethiopian resistance persists. Addis Ababa reports civilian flight and Ethiopian retaliation against Italian methods are being punished, while Haile Selassie accuses Italy of using gas. In Manchukuo six officials, including the governor of Haingan, are arrested on espionage charges tied to Soviet intelligence.
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Badogliio
Lake Tana
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Ethiopia
League of Nations
Haile Selassie
Haingan
Manchoukuo
Millions Celebrate Easter Worldwide Amid Dublin Riots
Millions joined Easter rites from Jerusalem to Washington with quiet Vatican observance. In Dublin riots and an Ethiopian bombing marred the festival as crowds gathered for sunrise services and parades across the United States and Europe.
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Associated Press
Christendom
Flood waters in Carolinas recede as rivers fall
A week long flood in the Carolinas shows falling river levels with little additional damage expected. Santee crested at Ferguson at 20.4 feet, below the predicted high, while other streams decline toward the Atlantic. Crop and highway damage persists. Lumberton and Kinston report flooding with minor losses. Three deaths noted, including a 22 month old child.
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Santee
Ferguson
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Happeraville
Kinston
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Neuse
Disciplined Office Takes Chicago Command In WPA Critique Fallout
Major General Hagood restored to active duty and given command of the Sixth Corps area in Chicago after earlier removal for criticizing WPA funding. He reportedly conferred with President Roosevelt twice on the matter.
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Jotson Hagood
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Chicago
Hagood
Roosevelt
White House Easter Egg Roll Opens With Cheerful Crowd
Washington, April 13. The annual White House Easter egg roll began with a sunny crowd on the south lawn. First in line were two young girls Virginia Hamburger and Fannie Jane Welker, while crowds watched as Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Y W C A reserves took their posts. A Red Cross ambulance stood by for potential accidents among the hundreds of children. In military news, Hagood will assume command of the second corps area at Chicago, with Nolan retiring April 30 and McCoy taking over at Governors Island April 31.
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Flor
Hagood
Necesary
Strike Closes Gaffney Mills Amid Textile Labor Tensions
Gaffney Mills in Gaffney South Carolina closed during a strike sparked by United Textile Workers members refusing to return to work. Pickets began at midnight after Local 1804 voted to strike. Alma mill has been closed since February. Limestone and Gaffney Manufacturing remained closed while Hamrick and Musgrove sites stayed open.
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8. C
Alma
Limestone
Gaffney Manufacturing Company
United Textile Workers
Nion
Jon
Hamrick
Musgrove
Increase Is Noted In Newspaper Ads
CHICAGO April 13 Retail advertising in newspapers of 66 cities totaled 19,291,687 lines compared with 18,847,427 lines during the same period in 1935, a 1.8 percent rise. For the first 14 weeks of 1936, 216,310,843 lines were placed versus 211,654,209 a year earlier.
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Advertising Age
Roosevelt To Sound Battle Cry At Baltimore Tonight
President Roosevelt prepares for a Baltimore rally to outline the New Deal line before the November campaign. About 25 000 expected at the fifth regiment armory, with nationwide radio hookup at 10 30 PM BST. A reception and dinner precede the event with Senator Radcliffe and guests attending.
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Radcliffe
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Garner
D. A
Bathtub murder probe seeks two unidentified men
New York police hunt two unidentified men linked to the bathtub slaying of Nancy Titterton. One suspect is tall and effeminate, the other stocky and coarse appearing. Witnesses from Beekman Place and Park Avenue describe checks, residences, and a country club ruse connected to the case.
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Nancy Titterton
Margaret Arbeiter
D. Wooster Lambert
Lambert Chemical Company
Kidnaping Case Near Florence Involving Farm Girl
A man Daniel C. Duncan and a woman Ola Mae Pritt were jailed in Horry county on charges of kidnaping a 15 year old farm girl Beula Lee Davis. Duncan led to Florence at the request of an unnamed elderly woman. Witness W F Lacy, a filling station operator, was held as a witness and said Beula Lee and a woman were at the station before leaving with Duncan. Federal aid not requested and no hearing date set.
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N. C
Beula Lee
W. F. Lacy
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Lacy
Ehringhaus Heads to Grand Rapids for Dems Birthday Event
Governor J C B Ehringhaus of North Carolina flew to Grand Rapids Michigan to speak at a Young Democrats Jefferson birthday celebration tonight. He departed Washington by airplane this morning after arriving here last night.
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J. C. B. Ehringhaus
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US Ambassador Daniels Attends Cathedral Service in Mexico City
In Mexico City on April 13 Ambassador Josephus Daniels of the United States and Mrs Daniels attended a mass at the cathedral. They went at the special invitation of Monsignor Pascual Diaz archbishop of Mexico.
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Josephus Daniels
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Mia
Daniela
Mastermane
Pascual Diaz
Mexico
Textile Plant Is Open After Strike
Elizabeth City hosiery plant workers in all departments returned to their jobs on Monday with no sign of trouble. No picketing occurred and police or sheriff units were not present. Union operatives were back on the terms offered last Thursday as announced by CC. Robinsen, president of the hosiery company.
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Charlotte Named For Textile Meet
The next annual meeting of the North Carolina United Textile Workers will be held in Fayetteville. The Cape Fear city was selected for the meeting at the closing session of the textile works fourth annual convention. E A Thrift of Charlotte was re elected president. Roy McCrouch of Roanoke Rapids was elected first vice president. A M Gillan of Durham second vice president T A Greer of Paw Creek third vice president W F Wiggins of Ervin fourth vice president Vernette Threatt of Charlotte secretary treasurer T F Moore of Mooresville sergeant at arms.
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North Carolina United Textile Workers
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Textile Works
E. A. Thrift
Roy MccCrouch
Roanoke Rapids
A. M. Gillan
Durham
T. A. Greer
Paw Creek
W. F. Wiggins
Ervin
Vernette Threatt
T. F. Moore
Mooresville
Bus Crash in Georgia Injures 22 Near Tifton
A Jacksonville Florida bus bound for Atlanta left a rail overpass south of Tifton and crashed. Twenty-two people were injured, five seriously. All victims were treated at Tifton hospital. seventeen were discharged, five remained under care. Named injured include Mrs A C McCurry of Miami Mrs Ethel L Grantham of Fort McCoy J C Willock of Atlanta Mrs Emma Zimmerman of St Petersburg and a Black woman of Perry Georgia.
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Grand Jury Seeks Condon Testimony in Wendel Case
In Trenton on April 13 a Mercer county grand jury asked Dr. John F. Condon to appear April 15 to discuss the Wendel murder inquiry. The jury, which has subpoenaed many witnesses, later delayed Hauptmann's execution and continues probing the Lindbergh kidnapping case with outside subpoenas.
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N. J
John F
Jassie) Condon
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Paul HH. Wendel
Allyne M. Freeman
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Lindbergh
William F. McGuiness
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Murray Bleefeld
Moe Taylor
Hauptmann
Wendell
Mahlon B. Foster
Wilmington
Del
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Outlook
North Carolina sees party cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with light showers in the mountains and southwest. Cooler in the north on Tuesday. South Carolina reports party cloudy skies Tuesday with possible showers in the west and slightly cooler in the east.
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