Farm Aid Debate Shapes Up In Congress Over Tax Fear
House faces a push to broaden the farm aid bill as rural votes weigh against new taxes. Senate-approved measures include 4014,000,000 parity payments for crops and 85,000,000 for surplus removal and food stamp support, aiming to aid 26,000,000 people and 5,500,000 farmers.
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Tho'ton
Ibnemy
Fey
Senate
Berg
Ita
House
Woodrum
D-Va
Conomy
Roosevelt
Congress
Lng
Barber Held in Counterfeiting in Pittsburgh Suburbs
George J. Miketich, a barber from Duquesne, is accused by Secret Service agents of passing over 40 counterfeit twenty dollar notes in four months. He was arrested after allegedly leaving bills in Detroit, Cleveland, McKeesport and Aliquippa. Officers cited plates made by William Watt and noted connections to Watt and Lustig, with prior prison sentences cited. Miketich allegedly spoke Croatian and Serbian while distributing the notes.
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Pittsburgh
George J. Miketich
Duquesne
Secret Service
Federal Reserve
William Unitas
Frank G. Itch
Detroit
Cleveland
McKeesport
Aliquippa
William Watton
Uniontown
N. J
Count Lus
Pancreatitis Seen as New Terror of Drunkenness
Pittsburgh report describes pancreatitis as a consequence of prolonged drinking. Dr Eugene Clark warns that heavy alcohol use can inflame the pancreas and end in death beside an empty bottle. Yale's Dr H M Zimmerman endorses thiamin as a treatment to prevent delirium tremens and alcoholic paralysis.
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Pittsburgh
Tippler
Eugene Clark
New York City
Bellevue Hospital
American Association of Pathologists and Bacteriologists
Clark
H. M. Zimmerman
Yale University School of Medicine
Obituary notices for W. Love and L. Hutchinson
W Love of Rayne township born August 27 1857 retired carpenter and Crooked Creek Baptist Church member. Surviving are three sons and many grandchildren. funeral 2:30 p m Sabbath Homer City Methodist Church with interment Greenwood Cemetery Indiana. L Hutchinson funeral at 2:30 p m Sabbath Homer City Methodist Church officiants F A Edmond and T F Chilcote. interment Greenwood Cemetery Indiana.
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Rayne Township
Crooked Creek
Emmal Miller
Spring Church
Ida McQuade
Apollo
Laura Lellis
Kane
Easter on TV and in Bethlehem Moravian Trombone Choirs
Read across CBS NBC and MBS listings noting Easter broadcasts from Fifth Avenue parades to Jesus, Son of Man. Weather forecasters predict a cold Easter with possible snow in the east and midwest while southern regions warm. Bethlehem Moravian trombone choirs plan sunrise Easter processions, tracing two centuries of tradition to announce life everlasting.
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Fifth Avenue
Buenos Aires
WABC
CBS
Richard Crooks
Jesus
Son of Man
Atlantic City
Europe
WEAF
NBC
WJZ
Toay
Midwest
Bethlehem
Seven Hills
Christ
Penitentes Rites in New Mexico Lent Observances
In northern New Mexico and southern Colorado the Penitentes, members of Los Hermanos de Sangre de Cristo, reenact Christ’s crucifixion during Holy Week with flagellation and self mortification to atone for sins while aiding the sick and burying the dead. Two choirs this year include 10 and 20 members reflecting reduced participation.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Los Hermanos de Sangre de Cristo
Colorado
Vintondale Mine Vote Remains Unclear After Day
The Vintondale vote on the mine plan stayed uncertain last night. Older miners favored the plan despite no back wages guarantee while younger miners insisted they must be paid before work resumes. Union leaders disputed a company statement that workers were not shut out and that a comeback occurred after payment delays.
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Vintondale
M. F. Brandon
Wintondale Loce
Brandon
Mauch Chunk 100000 Fire Destroys Store Home Club
March 23. A three story furniture building a home and part of a club were destroyed in Mauch Chunk Carbon County in a major blaze. Firemen from six communities battled sub freezing weather for three hours. Wind drove flames down Main Street threatening a full block. Originated at Schwartz Brothers Furniture Store. Loss estimated between 80 000 and 100 000 dollars.
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Mauch Chunk
Carbon County
Schwartz Brothers
W. W. Schwartz
St. Joseph's Young Men's Home
Calvin Armsbruster
Schwartz
Ghost Town Doom at Reduction Pa as Plant Faces Closure
At Reduction Pennsylvania a ghost town scenario looms as Pittsburgh moves 1,000,000 incinerator plans into action on April 1 and the American Reduction Company’s plant halves operations. About 400 residents, tied to the garbaget disposal complex founded in 1898, face unemployment with few alternative jobs as the town awaits a new future.
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Reduction
Pittsburgh
American Reduction Company
Don P. Kelley
France braces for war as cabinet fights for survival
France faces continued political turmoil as the cabinet clings to power beyond Easter and seven radical Socialist ministers stay. Reynaud pledges a vigorous war effort aimed at crushing the Communist threat while sparing lives. International notes report Molotov’s Berlin visit and vague Berlin holiday activity as Axis and Moscow tensions rise.
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Post
Chamber of Deputies
Reynaud
Chamber
Daladier
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Germany
Moscow
Vyacheslaff Molotov
Berlin
Molotof
Tealy
Paktoleky
Pr Hinsarbo
Allan Ffister
Test case to challenge Pennsylvania unemployment law
Harrisburg reports Fred Perkina, a York battery maker jailed for defying the old NRA code, will lead a suit that tests the constitutionality of Pennsylvania unemployment compensation. The case, with potential to nullify the act and shift funds to the federal system, will be heard in Dauphin County court next month.
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Harrisburg
Fred Perkina
York Battery
Pennsylvania
Srhail
David R. Perry
Dauphin County
Perry
Federal
Social Security Agency
Social Security Trust Fund
Perkine
P R R Lowers Coach Fares Across Pennsylvania Territory
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces reduced coach fares effective Monday March 25. The basic one way rate drops to 2 cents per mile, saving 20 percent regardless of distance, with round trips up to 100 miles also reduced from 214 to 2 1/4 cents per mile. Longer round trips use a steeper decreasing scale, now reaching 15 1/10 cents per mile beyond 600 miles, applicable on all points and trains with coaches.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
C. H. Mathews
Mathews
War Developments Across World and Planes
Reports from Southeastern Europe describe sites for economic expansion while Italy seeks to keep peace in the area. In the Orient Chinese dispatches say the war tide turns in South China with Japanese activity in Kwangsi. Japanese circles expect to retain North China despite Wang Ching Wei government. Washington notes a 70 ton B 19 bomber may complete in summer for a nonstop Atlantic flight with 210 foot wingspan and 6000 mile range.
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Europe
Orient
China
Kwangsi Province
North
Wang Ching-Wei
Washington
Atlantic
United States Army
British plane claims of sinking ship denied by Britain
Wednesday reporting says BRITISH reached home with one engine after pursuit plane fire. The plane crew told DNB they sank a ship of about 6,000 tons in the convoy Reid, but Britain denies any ships were sunk.
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DNB
Reid
Doctor's car wrecks near Kaneville hill
Dr Carl M Hazen of Titusville his wife and three children postponed an Easter trip to Washington DC and Williams burg after skidding on Kaneville hill. The car sideswiped another vehicle and hit a guard rail passing a stalled tank truck but the family escaped serious injuries.
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Cherry Tree
Carl M. Hazen
Titusville
Washington
PD. C
Williamsburg
Kaneville Hill
Here
Pondering Overcrowded Prisons in Pennsylvania
The report discusses a move to convert the Philadelphia State Penitentiary into a maximum security prison amid severe overcrowding with about 9 200 inmates. It notes tunnels and unsafe conditions, and references a 3 million dollar plan tied to a governor’s proposal and federal action.
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Stata Piettentiary
Philadelpha
Iit
Cie
Legialaturd
Hur Sweeney
Iyvell
C. Mares A
Chen” Bald
Shake down sex offenses probe hit by Chicago grand jury
Chicago March 23. Grand jury to investigate charges that four detectives in the police morals squad led a shake down racket arresting hundreds of innocent men for sex offenses. Capt John Howe filed the charges with the civil service commission. Commissioner Allman suspended the four officers and an attorney is under investigation. Howe said victims were jailed in Loop and Park district areas and duped into paying 200 to 400 dollars for release.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Courteney
Civil Service Commission
John Howe
James P. Allman
Allman Kaga
William J. Kearney
Edward Hickey
Elmer Johnson
Francis O'Halley
Ernest Puttkamer
Chicago Bar Association
Howe
Loop
Park District
Michigan Avenue
Grant Park
Bureau of Identification
Woman Plunges From Airplane In Santa Ana Incident
Louise Drolet 24 of Corona Del Mar died after a nervous breakdown led her to leap from an open cockpit at about 1000 feet near Newport Beach. Authorities said no inquest would be held. Pilot Joe Hager reported the lurch and attempt to grab her as she jumped.
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Santa Ann
Calif
Louise Drolet
Corona del Mar
Miss Drolet
Joe Hager
Newport Beach
Treasury balance and receipts report
Washington March 23 FP reports treasury position for March 21 with receipts 46.745 million and customs receipts 20.219 million. Expenditures total 6.085 million and net balance 2.558 billion with working balance 1.837 billion.
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U- Washington
The
Treasury
College Weather Forecast and Cardin als Preview
Partly cloudy and continued cold today with fair and warmer tomorrow. Reading 12, max 24, min 11. precipitation 0.03 inch. humidity 61 percent. aerometric pressure 90.40 today, 29.99 yesterday. In St. Petersburg via the St. Louis Cardinals season opener outlook, outfield reserves needed as Hopp, formerly of the Texas League, may secure a reserve post after 4 hits in 59 at bats.
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ST Petersburg
Via
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Hopp
Stock Market Readouts From A Broad Range Of U S Firms
A historical stock listing shows varied prices and percent changes across industries. Companies such as General Electric, General Motors, Du Pont, Eastman Kodak, IBM equivalents, and many rail and oil outfits appear with modest to notable shifts. The table reflects diverse sectors including autos, steel, chemicals, aviation, and consumer goods, illustrating market breadth and occasional volatility.
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Reduatios Allied Stra A
And
Armstrong Cork
Agsd Dry Goods
DuPont de N
Eastman Kodak
Auto-Lite
el Power
Elec Bby
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Goodrich (Bf
Gt Northern Ry Pt
Harb-Walker
Becker Prod
Hood-Hershey BO
Finois Central
Indust Rayon
Int Harvester
Nick Can
Kennecott Cop
Kresge
Lehigh Val RR
Liggett & My B
Loew's Inc
Lorillard (P
McCrory Stores
Montgom Ward
Murray Corp
Nash Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Cash
Nat Dairy Fr
Nat Distillers
NY Central RA
United Gas
Labor celebrations planned across Kentucky and Pennsylvania
The report notes upcoming events in Harlan County Kentucky Avonmore in Kisk Valley and Springdale with communities in central counties planning celebrations led by United Mine Workers figures. District presidents William Hynes and Patrick Hagan are mentioned along with Senator Bur n K Wheeler invited to attend. John Mitchell Day and John L Lewis Day referenced with a rally in Monongahela.
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Ris United Mina Workers Anelet
Harlan County
Kentucky
Delet Ore
William Hynes
Féuy
Patrick Hagan
Burn K. Wheeler
Alo
Avonmore
Kisk Valley
Spring
Alleghany Valley
Pat Dolan
Pittsburgh
John Mitchell
John L. Lewis
UMW
Lewis
Monogahela
North West Virginia
Morburgh
Winn Sheen
Best Dressed Women In U S Named By Fashion Academy
The Fashion Academy announces its 13 best dressed women in America as chosen by over 100 designers. Winners span categories such as State Katherine Hepburn Opera Lucy Monroe Radio Helen Menken Sports Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Public Life Mrs Myron C Tay Debutante Josephine Johnson Supper Clubs Hildegarde Screen Anna Neagle Comedy Molly McGea Ballet Catherine Litterfield All American Gladys Swarthout Society Mrs James H R Cromewell Business Madame Helena Rubinstein. The school, led by Emil Alvan Hartmann, trains designers and promotes American-made clothes while educating future executives in the clothing industry.
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N.W York
The
Fashion Academy
America
Katherine Hepburn
Lucy Monroe
Helen Menken
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Myron C. Tay
Josephine Johnson
Hildegarde
Anna Neagle
Molly McGea
Catherine Litterfield
Gladys Swarthout
James H. R. Cromewell
Helena Rubinstein
Emil Alvan Hartmann
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Yeount Lustig
Alcatraz
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Mare
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Seine Wera
Divoverdd
Tate
Tures
Mtretina
Lebaron
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College
Pina
U. S
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Donald A. Laird
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