Tornadoes Cross Louisiana and Arkansas Killing and Injuring
A March storm outbreak ripped across northeast Louisiana and southwest Arkansas with several tornadoes. Casualties were reported including a 10 month old in a Mississippi county cabin and injuries to parents and siblings. Other states saw property damage from destroyed buildings and a dairy barn catch fire after a vehicle left a bridge in Louisiana.
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Texas
Nurse Has Own Ideas About Paying Income Tax
Miss Marie J George of Los Angeles sent a signed blank check with her tax form remarking she believes she does not owe additional tax but wants to avoid penalties. Harry C Westover, collector of internal revenue, disclosed she paid $201.86 last year and the check was returned blank.
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Marie J. George
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Harry C.westover
Internal Revenue
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Britain Faces Critical General Election Test for Socialism
In New York observers predict Labour's continued rule as by elections strengthen its hold. Winston Churchill and the Conservatives fared poorly in recent contests with Labour capturing South Hammersmith and St Pancras. Analysts foresee potential but uncertain majority and a shift toward less nationalization, with Britain poised between socialist reform and conservative retrenchment.
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Ube
John Bull
Winston Churchill
South Hammersmith
London
Churchill
Williams
Britain
Attlee
Miss Coplon Planned to Write Book
Judith Coplon, former Justice Department employee now indicted for espionage, appeared as a "serious minded" woman who wanted to write a novel. Archibald Palmer, her New York attorney, suggested reporters that she gathered material for a book, while she pleaded innocent to two espionage counts and faced trial on August 25 after posting $30,000 bail.
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Judith Copion
Justice Department
Archibald Palmer
New York
Palmer
Upromptu
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Richmond B. Keech
Keech
Anvil
PRI
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Dhan
Nimitz Named as United Nations Negotiator
Lake Success March 22. The United Nations announced Adm Chester W Nimitz as administrator of a plebiscite to decide Kashmir’s future join India or Pakistan. Nimitz, a famed wartime Pacific commander, was chosen after over two months of India Pakistan talks. He will supervise the first plebiscite and devise voting methods for about 4 000 000 people across Kashmir’s mountainous regions.
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Fast Sprinters to Test Mettle at Spa Today
Hot Springs March 22 fast sprinters gathered for a six furlong feature at Oaklawn Park with Normrich and a field of speedy rivals including Wise Don Air Commander Picturessie Newsworthy Paney Pun Wolodys Pet Ques t Blane Pink Chance and Quizzle The track was muddy but entries stayed eager to prove speed and stamina in today’s high stakes sprint program
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Normrich
Oaklawn Park
Frank St. Charles
Walter Lewis
Wise Don
C. A. Tanner
Rawdon Farms
Picturessie
Thomas Westrope
Graham Agd Byrum
Bucksey
Locklear
Woloyd
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Henry Penny
Chetyman
Actor Edward Arnold Forced to Pay 100 Monthly Alimony
Hollywood report states Mrs. Arnold, 54, obtained an uncontested divorce from Edward Arnold, 59, with $1000 monthly alimony as long as she does not remarry. She testified he did not love her and wished to live apart. She had previously alleged other relationships in a separate maintenance suit. The pair married January 14, 1929, and she received a signet, leash and $8,000 in attorney fees under a property settlement.
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Hollywood
Edward Arnold
Arnold
Nomination Approved for Defense Chief Johnson
Washington March 22 The senate armed services committee approved the nomination of Louis A Johnson for secretary of national defense pending full senate confirmation He would succeed James V Forrestal who has resigned leaving the post open and awaiting final action by lawmakers.
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Senate Armed Services Cor Multer
Louis A. Johnson
Senate
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James V. Forrestal
Gary Women Lead Delegation To State Capital Fight
Gary Indiana women plan to visit Indianapolis to urge Governor Schricker and Indiana State Police head Arthur Thurston to deliver immediate law enforcement relief. A mass meeting of over 200 urged Mayor Swartz to join a delegation next Friday, continuing a three week drive to curb vice and crime after the March 3 shooting of a teacher.
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Eugene Ewartz
Indanapolis
Henry Schricker
Arthur Thurston
Indiana State Police
Dwe
Misa Mary Cheever
Rhn
Parett-Teachler Association
Elty Council
Swartz
Wasington
Hobart Wiggerly
Russell Griffith
Rape Charges Against Fighter Dismissed
In St Joseph Missouri on March 22 the charge of forcible rape against welterweight boxer Vincent Lee Foster was dismissed for lack of evidence. Foster 23 from Rule Nebraska fights out of Chicago, denied the accusation and said he drove the Kansas City woman home after meeting her in Kansas City. Prosecutor O R Newcomer cited insufficient proof and a physician’s report as reasons for dismissal.
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Vincent Lee Foster
Kansas City
Foster
O. R. Newcomer
Rule
Chicago
Tony Pellone
New York
Madison Square Garden
Baptist Groups Form Orphanage Plan Near Shere
Memphis march 22 two Baptist groups merged funds to build an orphanage near Shere eight miles northeast of the city construction to start immediately with assets totaling 250600 transferred from Baptist Memorial Orphanage. Dr W C Creasman said the home charter from Arkansas and Mississippi will be cared for.
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Shere
Baptist Memorial Orphanage
Tennessee Baptist Orphan's Name
Cesh Fimdson
Orphan
New orphanage planned near Nashville and Franklin opens
A new orphan home will receive the first group of children as the existing facility of 225 orphans continues to care for kids at two houses between Nashville and Franklin in Officis is.
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Betwen
Nashville
Wranklin
Planet Diameters Range Across Mercury to Jupiter
The text notes planetary diameters with Mercury at about 4,006 epiles and Jupiter at 88,000 miles, illustrating a wide variation in size among the planets.
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Jupiter
Barton Elected Southwestern Bell Director
Barton and three other directors were elected at the Southwestern Bell Telephone annual meeting held in St. Louis on March 22. New directors include C. Ross Anthony of Oklahoma City, TH. Barton of El Dorado Arkansas, Kenneth A. Spencer of Kansas City, and Robert Gerald Storey of Texas, all named to the board with varied executive roles.
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W—S Stoetsholders
Southwestern Hell Telesphone Company
C. Ross Anthony
Oxjlahona City
Spresissant
C. Ry lAnthony Co
TH. Barton
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Ack
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Kenneth A. Spencer
Kansas City
Spencer Chemical Co
Jana Robert Gerald Storey
Tas
Spa Youth Is Named Trades Group Head
Lithhe Track Mure 220 py Toyle Batdwitt of Hot Springs elected president of the Fie Wwidsimun of Arkangas, an organization of students in trade and industrial courses. Other officers include John Heaton of Camden, vice president, and Margie McNaty of Mugnuda, secretary. The FTA closed its annual convention with a banquet.
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Toyle Batdwitt
Hot Springs
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John RiHeaton
Camden
Margie McNaty
Mugnuda
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