Winter blizzard pounds western regions with freezing temperatures
A Northwest driven blizzard spreads across the Rocky Mountain region and the Midwest. Sub-zero readings hit Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado while heavy snow disrupted trains and air traffic. Temperatures plunged in Texas and New Mexico with delays and damaged fruit and stock feared.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Denver
Albuquerque
N. M
Salt Lake City
Plains
Nebraska
Mercury
Norton
Kans
Ponca City
Oklo
Republicans of the South Mobilize for 1932 Convention
Mann states that the Republicans of Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee and Kentucky aim for a solid South delegation at the 1932 convention. He argues the region seeks a new political order and a resolute, conviction-filled stance to shape Dixie’s future.
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Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
South
Mrs Palmer Joins World Trip For Big Game Hunts
Mrs A A Palmer wife of an army colonel travels with her husband around the world to hunt big game in jungles never before penetrated by a white woman. The itinerary covers the South Seas Asia and Africa and she is described as entitled to social influence at national conventions and in political councils.
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A. A. Palmer
Washington, D. C
South Seas
Asia
Africa
South
C. Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
Cotton Cloths Show High Sale Boost in March Report
Washington March 27 The agriculture department reports optimism in cotton due to higher sales of cotton cloth in February the strongest weekly average since 1929. January and February shipments cut stocks to the lowest since 1927 and unfilled orders reach the largest since 1929. World visible supply on March 13 stood at 2 163 000 bales above last year while American visible was 2 330 000 bales higher. February exports beat 1930 but season totals to February end stay 389 000 bales below last season.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Extradition Trial Follows Capture of Notorious Burke
A Missouri farmhouse arrest ends a long chase for Fred Burke alias Richard F. White alias Thomas Camp. Police say Burke linked to Chicago massacre and Moran gang killings faced by detectives in multiple cities. Local tipsters and Kansas City connections helped trap him. he offered no message to his 20 year old wife.
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Lowing
Missouri
America
Burker
Chicago
Cook County
Burks
St. Joseph
Sullivan County
Kansas City
Richard F. White
Bonnie Porter
Burke
Green City
Charles Skellys
Seph
Mich
Barney Porter
Joseph Hunsaker
Moran
Fred Burke
Fred Dane
Thomas Camp
Hunsaker
Allan Morrison
L. C. Hoover
Department of Justice
House Tax Plan Debates Vehicle and Utility Rates
The House adopted a new vehicle tax system charging for hire autos $1.90 per hundred pounds, excursion cars $2.00-$4.00, and hire trucks $1.26-$4.00 per hundred pounds. An amendment limiting rural restaurant tax to $15 failed. Exemptions for insurances paid to ex-soldiers were granted. Schedule A inheritance taxes and Schedule B license taxes were approved, with a 0.85% levy on railroad assessed valuations and a push to raise power and public service rates to five percent.
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Halstead
Camden
Cherry
Gaston
House
Scarborough
Richmond
North Carolina
Carolina Power and Light Company
Duke Power Company
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