Fort Bragg 10 Get Workers for Forestry Camps Plan
Army fourth corps headquarters announces arrangements to recruit 1 000 men to Fort Bragg N C 2 100 to Fort Oglethorpe Ga 8 000 to Fort McClellan Ala and 1 000 to Fort Barrancas Fla for conditioning and training none will receive military training while at camps the men will be fed clothed housed and paid from special funds and transported to camps to regain strength morale before forestry camp service later a plan to form self sustaining units including cooks and other services from within their ranks is proposed
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Atlanta
Army Fourth Corps
Fort McPherson
Baseball Roundup From Yesterday's Games
Larry French and Sam West starred in pitching and hitting for their teams while Lew Fonseca drove in three for the White Sox in a 5-2 win. Jake Flowers contributed two hits as the Dodgers beat the Phillies. Ossie Bluege led the Senators with three hits and three runs. Jim Collins collected three hits and three RBIs for the Cardinals. Lou Gehrig powered the Yankees with a homer and strong defense in a 4-3 win over the Red Sox. Bill Knickerbocker homered and drove in six Indians in a 7-1 victory over Detroit.
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Larry French
Pirates
Reds
Sam West
Browns
Lew Fonseca
White Sox
West
Fonseca
Sox
Jake Flowers
Dodgers
Phillies
Ossie Bluege
Senators
Athletics
Jim Collins
Cardinals
Cubs
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Red Sox
Bill Knickerbocker
Indians
Detroit
Navy Secretary hints at possible construction cuts avoiding yard layoffs
Secretary Swanson said he hopes Congress will approve Rep Vinson's navy building plan so yard personnel cuts may not be needed. If the bill fails, each navy yard faces economies, with about ten percent cut planned in the Washington payroll of 4.3 million dollars.
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Washington
Swanson
Navy
Representative Vinson
D. Ga
House Naval Committee
Congress
Navy Yard
Public Works Plan Under White House Review
Roosevelt to discuss a self liquidating relief program with senators Wagner Cutting LaFollette and Costigan at the White House. A LaFollette visit with John A Lapp of Chicago spurs talk of a national relief director. House banking committee faces Republican and Democrat opposition to the Wagner Bill proposing 500 million dollars for state relief. Luce warns of possible dictatorship while Busby withholds support.
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White House
Roosevelt
Wagner
Cutting
R. New Mex
LaFollette
R. Wis
Costigan
D. Colp
John A. Lapp
Chicago
Lapp
House Banking Committee
Luce
R. Mass
Busby
D. Miss
Illinois Debt Looms As States Push Costs On Federal Aid
Allen T Burns of the Association of Community Chests of America argues for federal aid. Luce counters that Illinois, a rich state, seeks to burden the U S government with state obligations. He warns of a looming crushing debt and potential national collapse if current trends continue.
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Allen T. Burns
Association of Community Chests of America
Luce
Illinois
Union
United States
Immigrants Bar The Child From Medical Care
Immigrant couple Mr. and Mrs. John Vasco with their two year old twins remained barricaded in Hastings New York as officials and doctors sought access to care for the children. The situation drew attention as authorities attempted to secure medical evaluation and treatment for the ailing twins despite the family’s resistance.
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Hastings
N. Y
John Vasco
Appellate Court to Decide on Twin Helen Vasco Operation
The children's court seeks permission to operate on Helen Vasco, a twin with an eye tumor, as doctors deem it imperative. Parents blocked entry and threatened harm to staff, while refusing medical treatment for Anna. The appellate division in Brooklyn is to rule on the court’s power to order the procedure.
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Children’s Court
Appelate
Supreme Court
Helen Vasco
Anna
Brooklyn
Helen
Soviet bribery and sabotage case echoes courtroom drama
The trial features Lobanov accusing Nordwell of urging sabotage to cripple a Russian power plant, a claim Nordwell denies while recounting a fur coat scheme. Lobanov’s bribery tale involves 600 rubles passed through Nordwell. Dolgov testifies Thornton paid him 1500 dollars to hide a defect in machinery.
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Nordwell
Russia
Lobanov
Banov
Metro-Vickers
Alexey Dolgov
Thornton
First Legal Beer Sells $5 Per Case in Darlington
In Darlington South Carolina two young men drove from Baltimore with a trailer to buy 150 cases of beer. After arrival the first legal sale priced at five dollars per case sold quickly as demand surged. Officials allowed 30 cases, which vanished in about 30 minutes.
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Darlington
S. C
Baltimore
Maryland
Lawn Care Advice From Aden Case Fragment
The text discusses moss indicating sour or impoverished soil and recommends lime then fertilizer weeks apart, forbids manure, notes fresh manure with weed seeds is slow to rot, and explains fertilizer color and lawn enrichment. It also mentions watering, mulching, and timely plantings for sweet peas.
Compromise Sought in Sub-Committee Over School Funds
The House debated an $16 million annual appropriation for an eight month school, proposing to cut to $14.05 million for six months. A re-reference vote passed easily. Adjournment followed, with limited sessions planned. A new sales tax plan is due Tuesday. Speaker Harris named Olive Davidson Cherry Turner Murphy Moss Brawley Gattis to the sub-committee to tackle the revenue impasse.
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Murphy
Harris
Olive
Davidson
Cherry
Gagton
Turner
Guilford
Rowan
Moss
Nash
Brawley
Durham
Gattis
Orange
Doughton
Freight Depots To Close Monday For Easter Observation
Freight depots of the High Point Thomasville and Denton railroad and the Southern railway will be closed all day Monday in observance of Easter Monday.
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High Point, Thomasville and
Denton
Southern Railway
Heart attack kills Dr. H. A. Taylor in Stonewall home
Dr. H. A. Taylor, former acting head of the state health department, died at his Stonewall home in Pamico county from a heart attack last night. He will be buried in Birmingham, Alabama. Tadpoles are vegetarians but become carnivorous as they mature.
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New York
H. A. Taylor
State Department of Health
Stonewall
Pamico County
Birmingham
Ala
North Carolina Tennis Tourney Promises Close Fight
Durham April 14 The upcoming North Carolina intercollegiate tennis tournament at Duke Monday shifts from expected clear wins to a tight, hard fought affair. Wilmer Hines once favored for singles faces stronger challenges as Barney Welsh of Duke and doubles pair Morgan and Shuford of Carolina alter the field.
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Durham
Duke
Wilmer Hines
Lenoir Wright
Tar Heels
Barney Welsh
Carolina
Blue Devils
Morgan and
Shuford
Milk brands tied to tuberculosis share in human cases
Health authorities state Cowan milk once contributed about a quarter of human tuberculosis cases, highlighting significant public health concerns tied to dairy supply.
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Ingram
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Fancy Crosby
Kingan'’s
Circle K
Dre
E. K. Ingram
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South
Ballard
Eval
Ballard & Ballard, Inc
Louisville
Kentucky
Joe Palooka
Jose Palooro
Ramon
Garcia
Capitol
Ham Fisher
H. L. Bunnell Shoe Shop
Wrenn St
Ford
Pat Brown, Inc
Chevrolet
Charlie M. Brown
English St
Essex
Green St
N. Main Street
Drs. Staley & Staley
W. D. Simmons
High Point
N. Nds
Soviets
Kellogg's
Largh Pullman
O. K
O. K. Soap
Kari
Aden Case
N. Main St
Wilson
al& Mands
Thanes
B. Green
Monthieu
Willowbrook St
Taylors
Thomasville
Hicks St
Campbell
Johnson
J. N. McCrary
Steele Steele St
J. B. Richardson
Ray Street
Bernard
Clein’s
Washington St
Union Mattress Co
Hilliard and Son
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
North Wrenn Street
Co Finance CO
West Washington Street
Tire Boot Mig. Co
Bruce H. Carraway
Francis
H. B. Spears
Green Street
Nasnilton
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