Fire Tragedy Hits Queen Hotel in Halifax
Halifax March 3 Firemen surveyed ice coated ruins of the Queen Hotel where a blaze yesterday trapped sleeping guests. Police report 25 missing and feared dead, four unidentified bodies recovered, and 20 injured including two firemen. Damages estimated at 800000. Dental aid sought to identify charred remains.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Queen Hotel
F. W. Woodbury
J. A. Rudland
Legion Leaders to Speak at North Carolina Post Conference
National Commander Stephen F. Chadwick and Auxiliary National President Mrs. James F. Morris will address the Spring Post Officers conference of the North Carolina Legion department in Shelby. A memorial service is planned, with Burgin Pennell presiding over post officers and auxiliaries to follow. A parade and joint Legion Auxiliary meeting cap the events, with a Forty and Eight wreck scheduled Saturday night.
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Herbert Taylor
Dunn
National Guardsmen
Chadwick
Morris
Legion
Auxiliary
Fun and Honor Society of the Legion
Dispute Arises In Housing Agencies Headed to White House
Washington March 3 A dispute between two government home financing agencies appears to head for White House settlement. John H Fahey testified against expanding FHA mortgage insurance and a senator suggested President Roosevelt decide the matter. Fahey read a critical Home Loan Bank board letter protesting FHA financing existing homes at government cost and high homeowner fees. Oxford mayor resigns James A Taylor resigns as mayor of Oxford B S Royster acts as mayor pro tem Andrew W Lull will supervise the city in Greensboro NC duties
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Washington
White House
John H. Fahey
Home Loan Bank
Senate
Federal Housing Administration
Barkley
D-Ky
Roosevelt
Fahey
Home Loan Bank Board
Budget Bureau
FHA
First Lady Winds Up Six Busy Years
In six years Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt transformed the White House role into active public service. She plans to christen a trans Atlantic plane this afternoon and perhaps fly in it. On Sunday she begins her seventh year with a long lecture tour, adding to more than 200000 miles traveled since March 4 1984, while recalling her vow to curtail activities before the presidency.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Atlantic
America
Indiana hired hand confesses to farm couple murder
Clifford Redmond a lanky Hoosier hired hand admitted killing Paul Brand and Mary Jayne Brand at their Edinburg area farm while drunk on a birthday spree. The couple were shot in bed with a .22 rifle. Brand was also stabbed and beaten. Their 12 year old daughter Gloria testified of a rape claim she made, which Redmond denied and authorities said an attack attempt was possible but no rape occurred. Redmond was transported from Vandalia Illinois to Indiana for questioning after arrest in Ramsey Illinois. The motive remains under investigation by State police and State's Attorney Floyd Sonnemann.
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Edinburg
Ind
Clifford Redmond
Here
Indiana
Vandalia
Ill
Floyd Sonnemann
Redmond
Paul Brand
Mary Jayne Brand
Sonnemann
Ramsey
Walter L. Portteus
Gloria
Brand
Japanese Move Envelop Kiangsu in Massive Pincer Offensive
Report from Shanghai describes three Japanese columns advancing in northern Kiangsu with air support and tanks against about 60 000 Chinese forces including the 57th and 89th Central Chinese brigades and guerrillas. Other Japanese actions claim Hankow occupation and push toward Shayang and Shasi as Haichow remains in Chinese hands.
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Kiangsu
Shanghai
Central Chinese Army
Lunghai
Central China “Front
Hupeh
Hankow
Shayang
Shasi
Yangtze River
Kiangsu-Shantung
Haichow
Hwaian
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Land of
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James A. Taylor
B. S. Royster
Andrew W. Lull
Greensboro
Grand Vulture
North Carolina
Sal Mann
Bayer
al ‘Ace
TE Snr
Cleo
C. C
Prince Albert
Epsom
Stanback
Colgates
Velvet
Phillip
Ingraham
Granger
Soc Lodent
Pépsodent
Musterole
Sterling Electric
Peruna
Cardus
Castoria Fletcher
Dean
Vicks Vaporub
N.R
AAA
Jergen’s
Lux
L. M. Bell
Waynesboro
Lina Bradley
Bishopville
D. C
P. K. Geiser
Wheaton, Ill
Mary McCown
Lexington
C. L. Oliver
Clinton, S. C
G. P. Stevens
Charlotte
N. C
Margaret Sells
Johnson City
Tenn
A. A. Talbot
Versailles
J. B. Woods
Woods
Virginia
China