Morgenthau says farm bill funds cannot be drawn from treasury balance
Secretary Morgenthau told Senator Byrd that additional farm expenditures approved by the Senate cannot be financed from the treasury cash working balance. Byrd asked for GAO and Morgenthau opinions as a wrangle over sugar benefits and farm aid continues.
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Washington
Mar
Morgenthau
Byrd
Dva
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Treasury
General Accounting Office
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British Plane Downed Near Lobith in Dutch Territory
A British fighting plane crashed in flames on Netherlands soil near Lobith after an air battle near the Rhine entry point. All crew believed killed. Also reports from Washington on Cromwell’s reprimand being closed, a labor board staff demand, Japan’s stance toward Germany, and the death of Montclair merchant William J. Wells.
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Amsterdam
Mar
Netherlands
Lobith
Rhine
Holland
Germany
Het Volk
State income tax receipts vary widely in early March
Washington dispatch notes state by state results from the first 20 days of March showing gains from 81 percent in Michigan to declines in Texas Maine and Oklahoma. The national average rise is 31 percent with total collections about 621 million versus 473 million last year.
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Washington
Michigan
Texas
Maine
Oklahoma
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Treasury
Rhode Island
Delaware
Ohio
Indiana
New York State
Internal Revenue Office
California
Illinois
Missouri
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Roosevelt may return to full schedule Monday
The White House said Roosevelt's physician believed he could resume normal duties by Monday if he stays with a limited weekend schedule. Secretary Stephen T. Early noted the president felt able to work but the doctor urged bed rest as his cold and fever persisted near 99.2 degrees. Easter church services were unlikely and the Friday cabinet press conference was cancelled.
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Washington
White House
Ross T. McIntire
Roosevelt
Stephen T. Early
MelIntire
Early
A E Tate Dies Civic Leader and Furniture Pioneer
Albert Edward Tate 75 prominent High Point furniture figure and civic leader died at a local hospital after an 11 day illness. He was president of Tate Furniture Company and Southern Furniture Exposition Building head. He supervised First Baptist Church Sunday School for 32 years and chaired Mills Home trustees. He helped found the North Carolina Case Goods Association and served Wake Forest College trustees. His life centered on church, business, and civic service in High Point.
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Albert Edward Tate
West Broad Stree
Tate
Tate Furniture Company
John H. Tate
Southern Furniture Exposition
First Baptist Church
Mills
Thomasville
Wake Forest College
British Sub Sinks German Merchant Ship First Time
London reports the first torpedoing of a German merchantman by a British submarine. The 4,947 ton Heddernheim went down off the Danish coast with 35 of 36 Danish crew rescued. other Danish losses include Christiansborg and Charltow. The week saw 13 British or neutral ships sunk or damaged in three days amid Easter travel rush.
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London
Heddernheim
Admiralty
Skagen
Christiansborg
Atlantic
Germany
Algier
British
Erling Lindoe
Barn Hill
Administration Not Expecting Quints NLRB Report
A House Committee released an eight conclusion report from four regional directors detailing the NLRB's administrative flaws. It cites overcentralization and lack of delegation and calls for a new division, a personnel officer, and a permanent admin committee to improve efficiency.
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House
Labor Board
Congress
NLRB
Washington
Mar
A. Howard Myers
G. L. Patterson
W. M. Archer
Edwin Amelliott
Witt
Capone Sheltered At Palm Island Estate In Miami
Al Capone is secluded behind white walls at his Palm Island estate in Miami Beach. His brother John says Capone arrived from Baltimore where he received treatment for a brain ailment. Dr Joseph E Moore notes Capone remains ill and will stay under medical care. Authorities say he need not register as a convicted felon since tax case status exempts him from such rules.
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Miami Beach
Fla
al Capone
Palm Island
John Capone
Florida
Baltimore
Capone
Joseph E. Moore
Chicago
Ice clogged carburetor blamed for flyer death
Chicago March 22. An ice clogged carburetor is blamed for the death of Orville Rose 49 who drowned when a monoplane carrying him and two Detroit aviators sank in Lake Michigan. Survivors Pilot William Conrad 31 and Merle Hogan 37 were recovering from exposure shock and minor injuries from yesterday's crash.
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Orville Rose
Detroit
Lake Michigan
William Conrad
Merle Hogan
Modern Hospital One Suggestion For City
The High Point Chamber of Commerce hosts a daily business clinic at the Sheraton Hotel with many local improvements proposed. Participants urged a modern hospital, more neighborhood playgrounds, additional parking, and other enhancements as part of the city’s progress drive.
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Sheraton Hotel
High Point Chamber of Commerce
High Point
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Enterprise of
C. F. Carroll, Jr
Move To Slash Arms Orders
Congress considers trimming a 40 million dollar program to educate private industry for essential war supply production. Some lawmakers argue Allied orders will train manufacturers at little or no cost. The fuel for the warplane debate rises as British and French buyers seek permission to acquire later model aircraft in the United States.
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Washington
United States
American Newspapermen Bear Out Nazi Version
Three U S reporters including the author toured Sylt island and found a largely intact railway lifeline, damaged hangar windows, bomb craters on dunes, and a ruined infirmary roof with no fatalities, supporting the Nazi claim that British bombardment had limited military effect.
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Alvin J. Steinkopf
Hornum
Island of
Sylt
Germany
Herman Wilhelm Goering
Manfred von Richthofen
Hindenburg Dam
French Premier Reynaud Wins Narrow Vote on Cabinet
In Paris on March 22 Premier Paul Reynaud secured a one vote majority in the Chamber of Deputies for his cabinet after 268 to 156 with 111 abstentions. The tense session saw reports of Radical ministers resigning and a looming cabinet shake up as Reynaud pledged to direct all efforts to win the war against Germany.
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Paul Reynaud
Hence
Chamber of Uties
Din
Raud
Edouard Daladier
Reynaud
Prem
Mament
Chamber
Sion
Senate
Germany
Handel
Camille Cletemps
Prem Edouard Daladier
Reynaz
Socia
Lucien Galimand
Cabe
Roundtable talks open at regional relations conference
More than 300 college students from eight Southern states gather in Chapel Hill for a three day Low Eastern Regional International Relations Conference. President Frank P. Graham and Walter Klee extend greetings as delegates plan discussions on Europe theatre of war neighbors to the south powers and policies and the peace of tomorrow. Dr. Warner Moss of William and Mary will speak on Britain What.
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Chapel Hill
Southern St
United States
Frank P. Graham
University of North Caroli
Tors
Walter Klee
University
Center
Allen
Vanderbilt
Tomrow
Warner Moss
Department of Government
William and Mary College
Liamsburg
Britain
Rivers Hearing Set for April 23 in New Orleans
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals will hold a hearing April 23 in New Orleans on the appeal of E. D. Rivers from a federal contempt conviction. Rivers, tied to Georgia politics and Macon, faces charges stemming from defiance of a court order involving recognition of W. L. Miller as head of the state highway commission.
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New Orleans
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Georgia
E. D. Rivers
Rivers
Bascomb
Deaver's Co
Macon
W. L. Miller
Gaia Highway Commission
Dhe
Miller
National Guard
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