Minnesota 24 Votes Boost Roosevelt Primary Lead
Washington dispatch reports Roosevelt extended his Democratic nomination lead as Minnesota allocated 24 delegates and North Dakota’s 10 votes loom. Murray campaigns in Oklahoma and Northern delegates sway, while Massachusetts remains a battleground for Roosevelt and Smith. Curley presses for Smith delegation withdrawal amid California slate moves toward Garner.
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Washington
Mar
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Minnesota
North Dakota
Murray
Oklahoma
Alfred E. Smith
New England
Massachusetts
Smith
James M. Curley
Boston
Curley
California
John N. Garner
Underworld Assassin Kills Man Near Salem Dump
A state trooper hunt targets an alleged underworld executioner who killed a well dressed white man after he witnessed a body being dumped in woods near Salem New Jersey. Irving Hite a 49 year old woodcutter was shot and wounded the wife was threatened. The killer fled in an automobile after the slaying.
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Salem
N. J
Here
Irving Hite
Roy Allen
Now we can advertise it products on the market
The text notes that most products are marketed after testing and refinement and that advertising signals broad acceptance. It argues advertising reveals usage and reasons for superiority beyond word of mouth and urges buyers to rely on ads and avoid substitutes when requesting a product by name.
Bus crashes near Wadesboro. one pupil dead
A bus carrying 40 school children overturned into a creek near Wadesboro North Carolina killing Pearl Betts 20 and injuring about a dozen other pupils. Driver Wilson Jones 16 said students jostled causing loss of control. The ditch was four to five feet deep and the bus lay upside down as children escaped through windows.
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Wadesboro
N. C
Pearl Betts
Wilson Jones
R. W. Allen
Miss Betts
Mills Finds Optimism Rising From Reconstruction and Glass Steagall
Secretary Mills reports a brighter national mood on business due to the reconstruction finance corporation and the Glass-Steagall act. He says reforms are improving outlooks though final regulations for rediscount facilities have not yet been issued.
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Washington
Mills
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
Winter cold bites Carolinas with record lows across State
The Carolinas reported their coldest March readings as Charlotte airport reached 15 degrees and Columbia 19.1, Greenville 16, with snow flurries in Western North Carolina. Raleigh and Charleston saw near record lows, while Dixie suffered ice and fruit damage from the late cold wave.
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SY Associated
Carolinas
U.S
Charlotte
Piget
Mercury
Charleston
South Carolina
Anderson
North Carolina
Dixie Land
Atlanta
Dixie
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
700 Fishermen With 100 Horses Adrift On Ice
An ice-breaker speeds to aid 700 fishermen and 100 horses adrift in the Gulf of Finland after a storm split their ice floe. The main camp was found ashore. rescuers fear the group faces a dire survival situation with limited provisions.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Gulf of Finland
Gulf
League proposes 19 member committee to urge Far East peace
The League of Nations proposes a special 19 member committee to supervise peace efforts in the Far East. It would include the assembly president and 12 council members excluding China and Japan, with other powers elected by secret ballot to monitor Japanese troop withdrawals and advise on urgent measures.
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Geneva
Mar
League of Nations
Far East
League Assembly
M. Paul Hymians
Belgium
League Council
China
Japan
League
Committee of
Assembly
Hague Court
Assem
Tokio Imme
Heavy excise tax offers to supplant sales levy
Acting Chairman of the house ways and means committee said a proposed beer tax is germane and could be voted on, though he doubted House approval. An alternate program for heavy excise taxes on major industries was proposed if the 2.25 percent manufacturers sales tax fails.
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Washington, Mar
House
Ways and Means
House Today
Ways and Means Committee
Crisp
Treasury
Four riot suspects held as others released after Detroit plant riot
Detroit March 10 all but four of the 48 people arrested in the Ford Motor Company plant riot were released on orders of investigators. Four men Karl Most Daniel Grey Peter Topek and Ben Miller remained in custody as grand jury subpoenas were served and autopsies were completed on three men and one youth killed by gunfire with bullets sent to the police ballistics bureau for analysis.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Wayne County Grand Jury
Karl Most
Daniel Grey
Peter Topek
Ben Miller
Ballistics Bureau
Detroit Police Department
Detroit Communist Party
Weather Storm Warning Issued for Delaware to Boston
The Weather Bureau issued an advisory at 10 a.m. for northwest storm warnings from Delaware Breakwater to Boston Massachusetts. An extensive disturbance centers over the Gulf of St. Lawrence and affects the region.
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Washington
Mar
Weather Bureau
Delaware
Boston
Mass
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Population center of New York lies in a cemetery
Engineers with the regional plan announce the center of New York City population is located in Calvary Cemetery between Long Island City and Maspeth in Queens. The exact spot is three and a quarter miles from Times Square.
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New York
New York City
Calvary Cemetery
Long Tesland City
Maspeth
Booronagh
Queens
Times Square
Jap Minister Says Nation Open To Peace Proposals
Shanghai dispatch reports Japanese minister Ma moru Shigemitsu informing Chinese authorities that civil and military officials stand ready to negotiate peace under the League of Nations plan. He urges an urgent cessation of hostilities and a possible withdrawal of troops, while noting anxiety at the front and the need for clear understanding with China.
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Shanghai
Mamoru Shigemitsu
League of Nations
League
Nantes
Navy
Washington
31St Infantry
State Department
Manila
Mukden
Myril S. Myers
Kunz Granted House Seat After Recount in Illinois
The House Elections Committee ruled Democrat Stanley H. Kunz is entitled to the 8th Illinois seat over Republican Peter Granata after a recount showed Kunz 16 345 votes to 15 057. Initial canvass had Granata ahead 16 565 to 15 394. The panel split strictly along party lines, and the committee will present a resolution to seat Kunz on Monday.
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Stanley H. Kunz
Illinois
Elections Committee
Granata
Washington
Mar
House Elections
Tillinois
House of Representatives
Peter
House
Kunz
Kerr
Baby Gorilla N’gi Dies of Pneumonia at Washington Zoo
N’gi the baby gorilla died of pneumonia after a three week illness at the Washington zoo. Doctors and attendants fought to save him with oxygen tanks brought from New York. N’gi, among the few captive gorillas, contracted a cold that developed into pneumonia. yesterday he worsened and doctors could not revive him.
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Washington
N’gi
Washington Zoo
New York
N'gi
Police Puncture Misinformation on Lindbergh Child
Hopewell New Jersey March 10 police press conference says baby Lindbergh Jr. remains missing with no positive leads. Officials deny any confirmed contact from kidnapers and call sensational reports rumors. Col. Lindbergh aides pursue underworld contacts but offer no tangible progress.
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Hopewell
N. J
A. Lindbergh, Jr
Lindbergh
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Oan
Henry Breckinridge
Underworld
United Press
Lindberghs
Lindbergh H
Salvatore Spitale
Church Chimes To Sound Return of Lindberghs' Baby
The Enterprise arranges at Wesley Memorial church for organist J Gurney Briggs to sound chimes if Baby Lindbergh is found or if the child is dead. Briggs will play In the Hour of Trial and only the two specified compositions will be used once news arrives.
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Lindbergh
Wesley Memorial Church
J. Gurney Briggs
Mr. Briggs
Briggs
Curley Angers Smith Over Boston Telegrams
Former Gov Alfred E Smith accuses Mayor James Curley of Boston of trying to put him in a false light with Massachusetts friends. Smith says he welcomes support and will rely on Massachusetts Democrats for judgment amid Curley’s urging to withdraw his name from the Massachusetts Primary.
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Boston
New Yorker
New York
Alfred E. Smith
James Curley
Massachusetts
Curley
Smith
Democrats of
Treasury Receipts, Expenditures, and Customs Duties Report
Treasury receipts for March 8 amounted to 6 914 303 57 dollars, expenditures 20 867 002 90 dollars, and the balance stood at 303 336 252 88 dollars. Customs duties for the first eight days of March totaled 6 424 686 09 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
Hood Authorized to Pledge Bank Assets for RF Loans
Raleigh March 10 The state advisory banking commission empowered Commissioner Gurney P Hood to pledge assets of closed banks to obtain loans from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to pay depositors and creditors Plans include securing RF loans for all closed state banks deemed able to use the funds The commission also ordered quarterly depreciation reports on bank buildings fixtures and real estate values aligning with IRS limits John P Stedman named to chair the commission with existing members and new appointee Angus W McLean unable to attend.
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Raleigh
N. C
State Advisory Banking Commission
Gurney P., Hood
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hood
Advisory Commission
United States
John P. Stedman
Nathan O’berry
Dennis G. Brummitt
H. H. Wood
Charlotte
A. H. Bahnson
Winston- Salem
Angus W. McLean
Mother of Lindy Jr. Worried by Waiting Strain
In Hopewell New Jersey Anne Morrow Lindbergh remains anxious over her missing baby. She stayed upstairs with Mrs Dwight Morrow and cried, while Colonel Lindbergh and state troopers planned a broader search of the land around the Sourland Mountain home.
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Lindy, Jr
Hopewell
N. J
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Dwight Morrow
Colonel Lindbergh
White House
Sourland Mountain
Lindbergh Home
Will Rogers on Geneva Disarmament Conference
Beverly Hills humorist Will Rogers mocks the Geneva disarmament conference, noting public attention fades quickly and delegates vanish from memory after the event. He also jokes about fundraising for delegates and comments on Charley Dawes escaping a figurative burial.
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