London Naval Treaty Begins to Take Form
London seeks an agreement to curb naval build up for five years and aims to finalize a draft by Thursday. The conference drafts demand scrapping battleships, set carrier rules, and define training ships while United States Britain France and Italy seek compromises ahead of signature.
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London
Frank H. King
Associated Press
Lonlun
Amelia Delepabion Heitward
Maurice Hankey
St. James's Palace
France
Italy
United States
Florida
Utah
Uritish Empire
Malborough
Superor
India
Arkansas
Great Britain
Japan
Ramsay MacDonald
Stimson
Reijiro Wakatsuki
Spring Fashion Edition of The Times Preview
The Times will publish a Spring Fashion Edition on Wednesday featuring styles for women men and children and home furnishings for Easter and the season. Experts author articles with new illustrations and retailer ads tout quality price and taste while Kingsport retailers report strong stock levels and appealing selections.
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The
Times
Bivsk
Kingsport
Virginia Battles Japanese Beetle in Norfolk and Richmond
A wartime beetle control drive starts Monday in Norfolk and Cape Charles areas to protect lawns and vegetation. Entomologists plan lead-based traps and bait stations, with thousands of traps placed in June, followed by extensive surveys in the valley eastern shore and Norfolk county and later Arlington Fairfax and Alexandria areas.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Cape Charles
G. T. Fyench
State Department of Agriculture
Dr Theodore Hunt Dies At 60 In Princeton
Dr Theodore Whitefield Hunt a distinguished professor of English at Princeton and oldest graduate died in Princeton today at age 60. He led English studies and contributed to literature education, leaving a lasting impact on the university community.
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Princeton, New
Theodore Whitefield Hunt
Smdsey
Princeton University
Heat Wave Maintains Southwest Stretch in Kansas City
The April 12 report notes a persistent heat wave across the southwest with minimal relief expected for several days. Scattered showers and partial clouds offered little moisture. widespread storm centers were absent. Temperatures ranged near 83 in Kansas City and 34 in Oklahoma City, with forecasts predicting only slight cooling and limited precipitation through Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Intendent
Kansas
Mercury
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Houston
Dallas
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Tinois
Prohibition Probe Hearings Extend To Cannon
Bishop Cannon of the Southern Methodist board of temperance may testify before the Senate lobby committee. Rep Tinkham demands investigation of Cannon and the board and will return next week with charges. Testimony may include a $1,000 payment to J E Pierce. Continues on page six.
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Washington
James““Cannah
Southern Methodist, Church
Senate
Caraway
Cannon
Southern Methodist Board
Temperance and
Social Service
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Cannon and the
Southern Methodist, Board
Chance
E. I. Crawford
Caray
cEp
Tinkhan
Wet
Anti- Saloon League
Onrd
Temperance
Prohibition
Northern Methodist Church
Federal Council of Churches
Anti-Saloon League
Souther Methodist Board
Federal Council
Dwight W. Morrow
John 2. Rockefeller, Jr. Pierce
J. E. Pierce
Huntsville
Alabamta
Worthington
Tennessee River Improvement Association
Senator Black
Weather Outlook For Tennessee And Virginia
Partly cloudy conditions expected across Tennessee with possible showers Sunday night and cooler Monday. Virginia also forecast partly cloudy Sunday, with local showers Sunday night or Monday, followed by slightly cooler conditions later Monday.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Merger Fate Now in Hands of Court
Youngstown April 21 Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube face a court fight as the Bethlehem takeover seeks final approval. Obstacles cited by Cyrus S Eaton include vote validity on record-date transfers, potential illegality charges, and the possibility that merger terms expire during litigation requiring a new stockholders meeting.
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Youngstown
Avious
Biblehem .Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Bethlehem
Youngstown Company
Cyrus S. Eaton
Ireland
Eaton
Tekday
Boy Injured by Powder Blast at Devon Fireworks Site
In Philadelphia on April 12 two boys were seriously injured and six others hurt when two metal containers filled with powder, scraped from the Devon fireworks factory blast site, exploded. Thomas Harris, 13, suffered internal injuries, loss of his right hand, eye injuries, and cuts. Michael McDonald, 11, had internal injuries and body wounds from debris as they leaned over a bonfire.
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Philadelphia
Devon
Thomas Harris
Michael McDonald
Harris
McDonald
Byrd Plans Quiet Life After Pole Expedition
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd will retire to private life for at least two months after returning to New York mid June from the South Pole expedition. He aims to rest with family, finalize scientific data, and work on a forthcoming fall book after June 14 arrival.
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New York
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
H. H. Bailey
Thay
New Yok
Eleanor Bolling
City of New York
Bailey
Admiral Byrd
Byrd
Washington
White House
House
Senate
War and Navy Departments
National Geographic Society
Hoover
Antarctic
Wrelcomes
Richmond
Winchester
Jady
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
La Guardia Denounces Cyanamid Bid on Muscle Shoals
Washington April 12 Rep La Guardia Republican New York says Cyanamid efforts to lease Muscle Shoals project amount to a major national scandal. He cites Norris and Wright bills pending in Congress and notes lobbying by Southern members to push action, claiming the surface has not been scratched in examining Cyanamid’s drive to secure the Alabama project.
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Muscle Shoals
la Guardia
Republican
New York
The
Alabama
House Military, Affairs’ Committee
Norris
Senate
Wright
Cyanamid Company
Committee
New Yorker
Sen
Istimongce Onéern
Save a Life campaign to begin with free vehicle inspections
Official inspection stations across the state will offer free checks of brakes lights steering and more under the Save a Life campaign. Vehicles receive a yellow and black sticker in the windshield to prove safety and stations display Official Inspection Station signs. The program follows Governor Horton and uses the state highway patrol to boost vehicle safety through inspections.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Charles M. McCabe
Finance and Taxation
Horton
State Highway Patrol
Forest Fire Near Staunton May Have Incendiary Origin
Bloodhounds tried to trace a Shenandoah National Forest fire near Deerfield in Augusta County Staunton district. Ranger W A Garber and about fifteen men recaptured the blaze on Shenandoah Mountain later controlled. Evidence found suggests two horses crossed the route, one fully shod and one with two shoes. The investigation continues to determine if people rode the animals and how they entered the posted government land.
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Staunton
Augusta County
Shenandosh Mountain
Deerfield
Shenandoah National ‘Forest
W. A. Garber
Millboro
Garber
Gar‘ber
Lewis In. Aims to Oppose Ruth in Senate Race
James Hamilton Lewis, nominated by Illinois Democrats, opened his campaign with a speech outlining party principles while saying he would oppose Ruth Hannah McCormick, Republican candidate for United States Senate in November. He avoided explicit political denouncements in the address.
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Lewis
Action
Chicago
James Hamilton
Ruth
Hannah McCormick
United States
Thomas Meffer
Senlas
President of Student Body One Arrested
HARROGATE Apr 2 The arrest of two leaders of the student strike at Lincoln Memorial University followed an announcement by Judge J H S Morrison acting president that he expelled one of the arrested boys and was empowered to do anything to break up the disturbance Clay McGroll Knoxville president of the student body and leader of the movement and Ernest Fields a student were arrested late today on warrants charging creating a disturbance and voting on the campus McCarrath was expelled and a professor dismissed One of the quintet said he resigned Fields a Kingsport boy formerly Castlewood Va was arrested yesterday in connection with the strike at the mountain university Parents names not available</S>
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Harrogate
Tenn
Lincoln’ Memorial, University
J. H. S. Morrison
Clay “McGroll
Knoxville
The
Movement
Ernest Fields
McCarrath
Kingsport
Young F
Castlewood
Mountain University
Regulation of interstate bus travel urged after crash
Albuquerque Apr 12 Regulating interstate bus transport across the United States will be urged by Senator Sam G Bratton after the Isleca crossing crash. He notified the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee chair of the Pickwick Greyhound disaster and proposed requiring indemnity insurance and passenger destination records for interstate bus firms. He also noted possible legislation to address cross country travel issues. Bishop Cannon Jx denies a Durham telephoned marriage report via Times-Dispatch.
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Albuquerque
N. M
United States
J Sam. G. “Bratton
Isleca Crossing
Bratton
Washington
Couzens
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
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Pole
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Giants
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Walter Roetiger
Cardinals
Irish Meuser
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Meuse
Andy ‘Reese
Bancroft
Travis Jackson
Clay McCarroll
Morrison
Times-Dispatch
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Durham
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