Redrafting Roosevelt's Civilian Work Plan Under Review
Senate and House labor chairs meet to revamp the 250000 civilian work corps amid AFL opposition to a 14 dollar day. Bills aim to keep enlistment voluntary with pay scales debated while Roosevelt shifts to direct relief grants funded by bonds to avoid budget disruption.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House Labor
Walsh
House
Connery
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Conservation Corps
Green
France Moves to Open Debt Talks With United States
Paris reports France will start debt negotiations after the new ambassador to the U S Andre Lefevre De La Boulaye arrives April 12. Government delays were to allow full subject briefing. France defaulted December 15 on a 19 million dollar interest payment.
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Paris
France
America
Andre Lefevre de la Boulaye
United States
Frante
Herriot
Rene Richard
U S Weighs Breakthrough Use of Creditor Role
The United States plans to use its position as the leading creditor to press for world economic cooperation. Talks with Britain at the outset of war debt diplomacy aim to reduce trade barriers and revive global trade ahead of a London conference this summer. The administration hints at possible debt concessions if mutually advantageous, while stressing international teamwork over tariffs and restrictions.
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Washington, Mar
United States
Great Britain
Hull
State Department
Lindsay
London
Sinking of the President Madison Cited in Seattle Dock Disaster
The Seattle Orient liner President Madison sank after a ballast shift and a hole opened by repairs. Two crewmen remain missing and presumed drowned, while four other crew were rescued. Officials blamed a possible valve error and note the tragedy faces investigation as a costly loss.
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Seattle
Wash
Seattle- Orient
Madison
Jack Rose
Carl Edberg
A. F. Haines
American Mail Line
Thomas Short
U. S
Persecution Of Jews Not Be Tolerated Says Goering
Berlin March 25 Capt Hermann Goering pledged that persecution of any man for being a Jew will not be tolerated. He warned that Jews and Socialists abroad harm Germany by reporting negatively and urged fairness in portraying German conditions. He noted excesses early in the revolution and said swift measures have been taken. He ordered Jewish judges and prosecutors removed from criminal and disciplinary courts and public prosecutions.
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Berlin
Hermann Goering
America
Germany
Munich
Charleston Open Golf Ties Kirkwood For Gates
Joe Kirkwood of Chicago and Gates tied at 618 for the Charleston open golf tournament as half the field had yet to report. Adjutant General Black ordered Colonel Davis to investigate a mine dispute where 50 workers were kept on site after shift by United Mine Workers members in Colorado.
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Charleston
S. C
Joe Kirkwood
Chicago
Gates
Springfield
Ill
Carlos KE. Black
The
National Guard Today
Colnel Robert E. Davis
Rado
Coal Company
Near Rado
Mine Oity
United Mine Workers
Maureen Orcutt Wins U S North and South Golf Event
Maureen Orcutt of Anglewood New Jersey claimed victory in the men’s North and South golf championship as Rex Coal Company and pickets connected with the Progressive Union were noted. Hickory North Carolina reports mention a related local note about Carolinan players.
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Pinehurst
Mar
Maureen Orcutt
Anglewood
N. J
Rex Coal Company
Ers
Senate labor committee fails to reach agreement
Washington on March 25 reports the senate labor committee failed to reach an agreed plan after lengthy discussions. The article notes ongoing debates among members and possible next steps in labor policy discussions.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Bernard Shaw praised for wit and humanity in Beverly Hills visit
In Beverly Hills on March 24 Bernard Shaw is lauded as a charitable, humane figure who amuses and instructs many. The letter praises his brilliance as a living crossword puzzle and suggests Americans should welcome his tactics and insights while acknowledging their own limitations in understanding him.
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Beverly Hill
Calif
Bernard Shaw
London
Shaw
England
James Karrie
America
Bernard
Suit Begun To Determine Status Of Reynolds Heirs
A Baltimore suit filed by Safe Deposit and Trust Company seeks court authority to manage and distribute Reynolds trust estates after the death of Smith Reynolds. The case aims to untangle trust complications and address the validity of Reynolds March marriage status and related legal technicalities.
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Reynolds
Baltimore
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Smith Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Snow Fall Over State Drifts Across Major Cities
Spring rain and snow fell across a large part of the state with flurries reported in Greensboro High Point Asheboro and Hickory while Charlotte and other cities saw melting flakes. Temperatures dropped sharply after days of mild weather.
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Greensboro
High Point
Asheboro
Hickory
Charlotte
Lost Amendment Revived Sud denly By Dry Proposal
A revived constitutional amendment to outlaw child labor exploitation gains ground as Oregon Washington North Dakota Ohio ratify. Support linked to Frances Perkins and child labor conferences in Washington. Unemployment and competition with family wages cited as factors shaping renewed interest across states Arkansas Arizona California Wisconsin Montana Colorado.
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Congress
Oregon
North Dakota
Ohio
Florida
Maryland
Vermont
Frances Perkins
Arkansas
Arizona
California
Wisconsin
Montana
Colorado
Legislature Entangles Itself Over Tax and Budget Knots
Raleigh March 25 report details Senate and House clashes over a 331 3 percent property value reduction limit and foreign stock exemption, while conferees prep for a knot over an eight month school and sales tax. The university funding, eight months school, and a 3.32 percent beer bill push lawmakers toward a final budget decision.
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Raleigh
Mar
Senate
House
Consolidated University
Clement of
Rowan
University
Committee
Pow
Global protests rise over Nazi anti Jewish actions
Berlin pledges to punish violence and protect Jewish rights but fears persist as protests spread. In France a Painleve led committee aids victims. 2000 Jews and Gentiles protest in London. NY Jewish war veterans mobilize in 85 US cities. Mass meetings and church protests follow across North America.
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Berlin
Hitler
Germany
France
Paul Painleve
London
New York City
United States
Madison Square Garden
Canada
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
America
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Maine
Jewish Congress
ONLY HOPE FOR FARM, SAYS CHIEF WALLACE
Washington March 25 The administration through Secretary Wallace urges Congress to grant broad flexible power for farm relief. He tells the Senate agriculture committee that emergency measures must be linked to banking and industry, insisting nothing less will meet current realities. The Cabinet member faces opposition from committee members and farmers.
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Washington
Mar
Wallace
Congress
Senate Agriculture Committee
John A. Simpson
Short Session of 7th Carolina General Assembly
Raleigh March 25 The two divisions met for 29 minutes Saturday for local bills. The House with 15 of 120 present introduced one local bill. rules suspended and the measure passed. Senatorial group met 14 of 50 for 19 minutes and passed seven local bills. Sessions resume Monday night.
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Raleigh
7Th Carolina General Assembly
House
Doughton
Alleghany
Harris
Roxboro
Senate
Huey Long Names Six Men Who Control All Of U S
Huey Long, in New York discussing flood control, names six men who he says control America from baby food up. He cites J Pierpont Morgan John D Rockefeller Andrew Mellon and adds George F Baker the Du Ponts and Henry Ford as notable mentions in a sweeping indictment of power. He criticizes the eastern idea of his image and shares remarks from a breakfast room interview with reporters present.
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Huey Long
U. S
New York
United States
Louisiana
Frank R. Reed
Ilinois
BK. Mitchel
Eee Bank
America
J. Pierpont Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew W. Mellon
George F. Baker
du Ponts
Ford
Henry Ford
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Charlotte City
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John ©. Lockhart
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Canton
Ehringhaus
Slate News
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Lds
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