Labor Leaders Ready to Submit Recommendations at Perkins Conference
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor said organized labor would present definite recommendations and suggestions on unemployment relief and other economic employment and industrial questions at the March 31 conference called by Secretary of Labor Perkins. The session will include more than three million workers from AFL affiliated unions and railroad brotherhoods.
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American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Perkins
Green
Mise Perkins
American Federation of Thor
Railroad Brotherhood
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Department of Labor
Sy Miss Perkins
Jews Turn to Hitler for Aid in Nazi Era Crisis
Jewish leaders in Berlin appeal to President von Hindenburg and the Hitler cabinet for relief as anti Semitic actions escalate. Goering and Gobbels are singled out by opponents who fear the regime lacks broad legitimacy. Breslau orders Jews to surrender passports to restrict travel amid government coercion.
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Joseph Gobbels
General Council of Jews
Berlin
Hitler
von Hindenburg
Breslau
Henes
Seizure of Russian Train Under Manchukuo Border Guards
Tokyo reports a Russian freight train seized at the Manchukuo border in a continuing Japan Russia dispute over the Chinese Eastern railway. Soviet shipments of war materials were cited as unauthorized as the line remains jointly operated by Japan backed Manchukuo and Russia toward Vladivostok.
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Russia
Japan
Pacific
Vladivostok
Manchur
Manchuria
Nichi Nichi
Manchhuria
Acrous
China
Sasil
Datter
Frazier Dies. NC Republican Leader and Educator
Cyrus P. Frazier 80 longtime North Carolina Republican figure died at his Greensboro home after a long illness. A former Trinity College and Duke University educator, he led Woodland College and served as Greensboro city schools superintendent. He ran for state superintendent of public instruction and once for Congress. Survived by Clifford Frazier Report H Frazier and Mrs Baxter Sellers. Funeral today at 3 p.m.
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Greensboro
Mar
Cyrus P. Frazier
North Carolina
Frazier
Clifford Frazier
Trinity College
Duke University
Woodland College
Goldsboro
Sparrow Turned into Brilliant Color Birds by Seller
In Little Rock Arkansas on March 39 a salesman named Tom Redman allegedly made canaries and oxytan finches from sparrows. Police observed him trapping English sparrows and converting them into bright colored birds.
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Little Rock
Ark
Tom Redman
Butter and Eggs Prices in Chicago Market
Butter at 7 903 unsettled with no change in price. Eggs at 24 968 steady with no change in price.
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Chicago
Local man arrested in bird racket sting
Police seized a room filled with cages of birds of many colors and an improvised dryer heated by an electric bulb. Redman claimed to sell birds at 11 and 6 dollars a pair, while officers found dyes, bleach, and gloves. He was taken into custody for investigation.
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Ater
Redman
Abolishment of Old Ideas In Army
General Johnson Hagood of Fort Omaha urged a new defense standard in Minneapolis. He called for recruits to be taught to fight before saluting and warned that outside experts may reorganize if military leaders fail to act. He condemned trivial customs and urged reform.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Johnson Hagood
Fort Omaha
Seventh Corps
Company X
United States
Senate debates on farm aid and production costs
The Senate committee discussed measures on peanuts and flax from 1919 to 1928 at Senator Barkley's request. Smith said a vote on substituting curtasling powers for Secretary Wallace would occur tomorrow, and a decision on the Simpson amendment to guarantee domestic market costs would follow. Members planned to expedite debate and report to the Senate this week, delaying today to participate in unemployment relief discussions.
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Smith
Wallace
Simpson
Merwbera
Senate
Artillery Saturates St Mihiel Front in World War I Battle
The Battle of St Mihiel featured an unprecedented artillery bombardment with over a million shells fired in four hours marking the war’s most intense artillery action to date.
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St. Mihiel
Roosevelt presses for action in busy White House moment
President Roosevelt explodes with humor at a press conference while urging aides to give him tasks. The piece notes farm plan debates, beer regulations, and a lively Congress with a drinking age mood, plus Cordell Hull's courteous exits and Dirksen’s farm relief anecdote.
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Mussolini
Rosevelt
Roosevelt
Asheville Man Is Greatly Improved After Hiccoughs
Johns Hopkins doctors report Charles P. Edwards of Asheville North Carolina greatly improved after a week of hiccoughs. A bedside tent provided an 80 percent oxygen 20 percent carbon dioxide mix used to halt attacks. Edwards now hiccups briefly about every three hours and rests well.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Charles P. Edwards
Asheville
N. C
Edwards
Japanese Invade Chahar Province Across Jehol Border
General Feng Chai-Shan reported Chinese volunteers repelled Japanese and Manchukuoan forces that entered the town of Dolonor in Cha har province. The incursion marks the first invasion of this western neighbor to Jehol as of March 30.
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Peiping
China
Feng Chai-Shan
Jehol
Chaar
Chahar
Dolonor
Planing Mill Burns At $100,000 Damage
Fire destroyed the planing mill of the Hines Brothers Lumber company in Kinston. Officials estimate damage at 100000 dollars. Nearby buildings including a cottonseed oil plant were saved. A quantity of lumber burned. Origin of the blaze undetermined.
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Kinston
Mar
Hines Brothers Lumber Company
Card of Thanks for J. B. Seiger
J B Seiger and family express gratitude for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their wife and mother.
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J. B. Seigher
J. B. Seigler
Card of thanks for loss of daughter
We thank friends and neighbors for the kind service and floral offerings during the illness and recent death of our beloved daughter. Mr and Mrs A Copley and children gratefully acknowledge this sympathy.
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A. Copley
Crildrin
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