Fall Moves to Protect Sinclair in Teapot Dome Case
Albert B. Fall, a weakened former cabinet member, sits under doctors’ care in El Paso and speaks to Harry F. Sinclair’s counsel. Friends claim he will swear Sinclair reluctantly accepted naval oil reserve lands to aid the nation, a defense critics dub ingenuous and unconvincing.
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Albert B. Fall
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
el Paso
Sinclair
Naval Oil Reserve
Fall
Naval Reserve
Mr. Fall
Ford Heads to Europe on First Postwar Visit
Henry Ford plans a trip to Europe with Mrs Ford, his first voyage there since 1915. Europeans likely to view him as royalty, given his vast fortune and global advertising. A German biographer named him among five greatest Americans, suggesting broad acclaim abroad.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Europe
Atlantic
United States
Ludwig
Italian Dictator and the Pontiff
The Italian dictator will acknowledge no rival for allegiance of his country. The long-forgotten king is a mere nonentity in comparison to the present regime.
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Italy
God and Hard Things Inspire Faithful Work
The column reflects on Paul’s trust in God’s plan, viewing trials as tools that yield joy and growth. It urges steadfast faith, resilience through adversity, and the value of hard work as a means to develop character within Christian duty and charity.
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Paul
Jesus
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Brother Tom
Mrs. Browning
Aurora Leigh
Jerusalem
Mussolini Acts Against Catholic Youth in Italy
Mussolini abolishes Catholic youth organizations and orders creation of fascist training groups for the young. The move marks a stark challenge to the Vatican, described as a peak in the pope’s subjection by the Italian fascist regime and a potential break with the church.
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Mussolini
Vatican
Holy Roman Empire
Napoleon
Sermon Excerpt on Faith Courage and Divine Power
The passage contrasts Christlike charity with earthly limits and asserts that true power comes from uniting effort with God. It recalls a New York river anecdote of a young engineer using ocean tides to lift a sunken barge, illustrating how faith links human tasks to divine might. A prayer asks for strength to pursue sacred aims. It ends with verses affirming truth, right, and steadfast faith amid doubt and storm.
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God
New York
Atlantic
Lee Beaten at Appomattox Is Memorialized on Stone Mountain
Bruce Catton reflects on April 9 1865 surrender at Appomattox and argues Lee remains a hero whose defeat became a lasting symbol of American greatness. The Stone Mountain memorial will honor the defeated general as a figure of national inspiration despite military loss.
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Appomattox
Cc. S. A
Robert E. Lee
Stone Mountain
Lee
Wilhelm
Germany
America
Stone Mountain Memorial
Autumn Shuffle Reduces Living Room Tangles
As seasonal routine settles in, households rearrange large furniture to refresh layouts. The yearly reshuffle repositions piano and sofa after harvest chores and before holiday hosting, aiming for better traffic flow and space utilization.
Proposed Rate 10 Save for North Carolina Vegetables
North Carolina vegetable shippers could save at least 150000 if the Interstate Commerce Commission adopts the examiner’s rate schedule. Atlantic Coast Line will implement the rates now. Norfolk and Southern contest the plan. South Carolina favors cents per hundred pounds, NC prefers per package basis. changes affect miscellaneous vegetables except Irish potatoes and cabbage.
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North Carolina
Bailey
Norfolk and Southern
Interstate Commerce Commission
South Carolina
Willis Death Shocks Ohio Delegation Fight
Willis death deepens confusion over Ohio primary lists and Hoover opposition. Observers expect late senators' supporters to decide whether to drop Willis to concede the delegation to Hoover or back Willis to rally delegates for Curtis Watson or Frank Lowden. Remarks from Senate leaders and officials reflect the impact on the Hoover campaign and Ohio contest.
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Willis
Hoover
Ohio
Senator Curtis
Watson
Frank
Lowden
New York
Washington
Fese
Theodore Burton
Ohifo
Indiana
Dawes
Longworth
Curtis
Kansas
Walsh
Montana
Walter F. Brown
Commerce
Senate Territories and Insular Affairs Committee
Senate
Bulls Rally To Start Week Led By GM Over Radio
New York traders opened March 31 with a strong bull move as General Motors seized the market lead from Radio. Heavy activity with blocks of 6 000 to 15 000 shares appeared on the tape and many issues hit new highs early, rising $1 to $5 a share.
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New York
General Motors
Remains on Ticket Despite His Death In Ohio
In Ohio Senator Frank B. Wills remains a presidential primary candidate on ballots after his death. Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown ruled the name will stay on both preference and delegate ballots, directing county officials to prepare ballots per certified forms.
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Charles 8. Deneen
Willis
Columbia, O
Frank B. Wills
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Ohio
Montreal shops feed U S demand for antique maple furniture
In Montreal shops owners report strong sales of bird's-eye and curly maple used in American colonial furniture. An exporter bought four bureaus for 75 dollars each after front pieces were removed, while another buyer paid 25 dollars for a small bundle of maple strips. Demand for authentic and reproduction pieces remains high as U S interest grows.
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Montreal
Quc
United States
High Point Defeats Burlington in Hard Fought Baseball Win
High Point’s baseball team extended its winning streak by defeating Burlington 7 to 3 in a tense contest. Pitcher Scott started for High Point with Willard catching, while Webster started for Burlington and Whitley caught. Hinkle starred for High Point with three hits in four at bats, and Walker led Burlington with two hits in five trips.
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High Point High School
Burlington High School
Scott
Williard
Webster
Burlington
Whitley
Hinkle
High Point
Walker
City Beautiful contest hits 750 entrants
The City Beautiful contest total entrants reached 750 as reported by F. J. Sizemore general secretary. Seven new contestants joined yesterday: Mrs. E. L. Spencer Archdale Miss Cornelia Andrews Trinity Mrs. J. F. White High Point Bliss Gladys Hayworth Archdale Mrs. A. L. Welk Archdale and Miss Ella Wilson and Mrs. Horace Ragan Archdale.
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City Beautiful
F. J. Sizemore
E. L. Spencer
Archdale
Cornelia Andrews
Trinity
J. F. White
High Point
Bliss Gladys Hayworth
A. L. Welk
Ella Wilson
Horace Ragan
Siler Announces Sermon Subjects at Southside Baptist
Rev. T. W. Siler, pastor, will preach at both services tomorrow at Southside Baptist Church. In the morning at 11 o clock he will speak on The Besetting Sin and at 7 30 in the evening his topic will be Profitable Delays.
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T. W. Siler
Southside Baptist Church
Forest establishment laws in Maine and Wisconsin counties
Maine provides for the establishment and management of town forests while Wisconsin adopts a similar framework for county forests. The measures set governance structures, funding, and long term stewardship provisions to sustain public woodland resources.
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Maine
Wisconsin
Rates Cut on Pennsylvania Bituminous Coal Freight
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a 15 cent per ton reduction in rates for bituminous coal suitable for household fuel from Pennsylvania producing territory to principal New England points.
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Washington
Mar
Pennsylvania
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Drowning at Port of Melito Claims Several Boys
High waves at the Port of Melito in An to Faga sta Chile swept over the embankment while boys fished. One body recovered and workers rescued several. several youths remain missing and believed drowned.
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Antofagasta
Chile
Melito
Burke tops United North and South Open with 296 record
In Pinehurst Billy Burke, a young New York pro, posted 38 37 75 to total 216 yesterday and 296 for the tournament, a 29 stroke record. Tommy Armour added a 73 today to reach 296, likely earning second money as the field narrowed.
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Pinehurst
Billy Burke
New York
Tommy Armour
General Gardner Dies in Albion Michigan
Washington L. Gardner former national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic and pensions commissioner in the Harding administration died at his Albion home from a heart attack aged 83. He was born in Morrow County Ohio.
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General Gardner
Albion
Mich
Washington L. Gardner
Grand Army of the Republic
Harding
Morrow County
Ohio
Sinclair Oil Wins Five Year Extension for Salt Creek Royalty Oil
Secretary Work informed Senate oil committee Chairman Nye that on February 20 the Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company received a five year extension of its contract to buy government royalty oil from the Salt Creek fields in Wyoming.
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Washington
Work
Nye
Senate Oil Committee Today
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Salt Creek
Wyoming
Germans Praise Fliers for Endurance Flight Mark
Berlin March 31 German circles hailed Eddie Stinson and George Haldeman for setting a new endurance flight record of 53 hours 36 minutes 30 seconds. Their feat shattered Johann Ristic's 52 hour 22 minute 31 second mark flown in a Junkers Europa. Professor Junkers sent congratulations to U S ambassador Jacob G. Schurman.
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Berlin
Eddie Stinson
George Haldeman
Johann, Ristics
Dessau
Professor Junkers
Europa
Jacob G. Schurman
Vance County Republicans Elect Delegates for Raleigh Convention
Henderson March 31 Republicans in Vance County met to select delegates for the state Republican convention in Raleigh on April 11. Delegates were uninstructed but the meeting showed unanimous sentiment for Frank O. Lowden of Illinois.
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Henderson
Vance County
Raleigh
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
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