U S Shipping Hits New Ten Year Peak
Washington April reports that U S shipping volume reached a ten year high amid talk of a new agency within the State War Treasury departments to coordinate prosecutions of neutrality violations treason espionage and related offenses A central hub would guide prosecutions while not supplanting federal investigators The plan was praised as improving efficiency and interagency cooperation with emphasis on preventing foreign interference and keeping the nation out of war
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Tarkson
Treasury
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Taine MO. Snitch
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Bael
SRC
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Stephen Marly
Wnl
Wis Line
Soo le & Shipping
Veto forecast for wage hour law changes
Washington April 29 A presidential veto of legislation revising the wage hour law was forecast in congressional circles if the Bard en amendments to exempt farm workers are adopted The Roosevelt letter warns against burdensome revisions and the Senate calendar centers on an administration bill extending licensing and protections for Norwegian and other citizens The wage hour dispute rages over exemptions for farm and white collar workers and territories Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands The House and Senate debate whether to spare more than a million workers from the 60 cent per hour rule amid hardship cases and seasonal farm industries The outcome hinges on whether Congress backs broader exemptions or keeps the current wage hour protections.
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Washington
Bardon
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Waste House
Senate
Dansh
Mr. Roosevelt
House
Barden
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Questhan
Ramapeck O-Gad
Hiad
Southeast Said Behind New Deal Support From Georgia Vision
Washington April 29 The United States Chamber of Commerce heard a Georgia speaker say the southeast would back a New Deal candidate for president. Porter W. Quiswell of Wayngaboro argued Americans lack faith in the Roosevelt administration and criticized WPA programs for splitting plantation workers from their communities. He spoke at the national chamber annual meeting delivering a national business report and urging reform.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
New Deal
Porter W. Quiswell
Wayngaboro, Ga
Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber
Rnsk
Roosevelt
Carsivell
Wwe Link
WPA
Pago
Late News Reports Contain Spies and War Updates
A fragmented late news item reports a spy condemnation and a Paris tribunal ruling. It cites war dispatches about German ships sunk, British air operations near Denmark, and Norwegian front activity. Also noted are U.S. court actions, Dewey campaign notes, Rhode Island GOP pledging delegates, and a shipboard fire under control in Charleston harbor.
Allies Hold Fast Against Nazi Pressure in Norway
Allied trains in Norway reportedly held against German pressure as Britain sought stronger ties with Italy. The British navy claimed three German supply ships were torpedoed and sunk, with air raids on Molde and Andalsnes. Admiralty noted two transports damaged and casualties. the Gudbrandsdalen valley remained unsettled. A Halifax Bastianini talk favored resuming trade talks, and a British delegation may visit Rome to address contraband issues.
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Imagh Wagnon
London
Apell
Norway
War Office
Namgos
Gudbrandsdilen
T He Hammond
Larwood
Germany
Lord Halifax
Giuseppe Baxtianing
Delegati
Rome
Petcen Tard Halifax
Bastianini
Stassen Says GOP Agreed On Issues
Harold Stassen said after meeting with the Republican leadership that there is general agreement on fundamental and constructive issues within the party. He noted conversations with Rep. Martin and Senate leaders as he prepares material for a keynote address and aims to draft a short speech after weeks of consultation.
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Washington
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
House
Stassen
Rep
Martin
Massachuset House
Republican House
Als McNary
Oregon
Austin
Vermont
Senate
West
Stausen
Middle West
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Merce
Ventiek
Sluseen
Yierus
lAnate
Slagsen
John Hamilton
Questioni Resolutir Conmnitiae Ovellim Noi
Nnil
Britain and Italy press trade talks restart
London April 2 Britain and Italy discussed resuming negotiations for increased trade after a February disruption over coal shipments from Germany to Italy. Foreign Secretary Halifax and Italian Ambassador Giuseppe Bastianini spoke in a friendly session, with plans to send officials to Rome to continue talks.
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London
Britain
Italy
Uno
Germany
Lori Halifax
Giuseppe Bastianini
Foreign Office
Satireck
Rome
Rade
Auto Dare Devil Hurt In Accident Kansas City
Kansas City April 20. Robert Willard 27 of Glens Falls NY escaped serious injury after a two car collision at a downtown intersection. His car overturned and was rammed. Willard fears injuries may prevent him from competing professionally at a rodeo in a few weeks. The other driver was unhurt.
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Kansas City
Robert Willard
Glens Fails
N.Y
Cole
Negro Attacker Hunted by Police in Nashville
A 41 year old housewife lay in a Nashville hospital with severe knife wounds to the throat and thigh as a large posse hunted a suspect believed to be an ex-convict. Sheriff Fysik vlamre said the attack occurred while the woman was alone. she was found by her husband last evening. Her husband reported the assault using her own knife. Bloodhounds from Nashville and Lake accompanied the posse. the motive and identity of the attacker remained under investigation. Three children were reported injured in the incident and in grave condition.
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Wanderla Tein
Nashville
Wimhand
Fysik Vlamre
Man wins right to call Milady's hat basket
New York magistrate Anna M. Kross rules a man has the right to call a woman's hat a basket, amid a case involving John Adams whose “lake Laat, basket off” remark at the Paramount theater sparked a dispute. Adams faced simple assault charges, but the court dismissed the case after his explanation of repeated, courteous requests for removal.
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New York
Anna M. Kross
John Adams
Lake Laat
Paramount Theater
Belore
Kross
Adams
Two More Die in Breathitt County Kentucky Feud Violence
Jackson Kentucky April 29 two men are dead and four jailed after renewed gunfire in Breathitt County amid long standing factional strife tied to the Barkley Chandler Democratic battles. Jailer William Combs 41 was ambushed near the county seat, followed by a killer shot of his deputy Bouton Sizemore 25. Suspects were in Winchester and Jackson with police chiefs naming charges of murder. The episode marks a third fatal gun clash in Breathitt this year linked to Brett political struggle involving Alden Barkley and Chandler era politics.
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Breathitt
Barkley-Chandler Democratics
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Bouton Sizemore
Combs
I Winchester
Chirk County
Grrr Booth Radell
Boone
Pete Combs
Arthur Lea
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Uist
Root
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Wiliam Combs
Benton Sinemore
Breathi County
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Cowbys
Barkleys County
Germany admits more resistance in Norway and Europe
Berlin reports heavy fighting with Allied forces in Norway and other fronts as German high command admits stiffer Allied resistance. The agency claims Nazis captured six Norwegian batteries and 20,000 artillery shells while taking hundreds of officers and soldiers in Stavanger district amid British air raids. Officials say German military and diplomatic moves undermine Allied strength and that neutral nations' trust declines.
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Tan Mountains
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Norway
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High Command
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Bravinger
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Gor
Germany
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Ware
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Stockholm
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Glomma
Ows
Jyigh Conmand
Nym Craves
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Hive
Railr
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Storen
Agena
Britain
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Narsvik
Learler
Rober Ley
Vietary
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Beane
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Mediterranean
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Amber Ar
Bernarda
Follen
Atolice
Alfteri
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Giuseppe Bastianindawathee
Foreign Office
Sy Pola
Diferonne
Worweriah
Xowret
Registanien
Clormany Ghall
Vavydanvolt
Jeb
Cowl
J. Parabre
Chamberlain
Whale Oil Cargo and Sailors Held
The American owned ship Ulysses grounded in the Mississippi below New Orleans and 84000 barrels of whale oil were unloaded before authorities detained the Norwegian and Swedish crew. U.S. Attorney Rene A. Viø said the oil’s production may violate international whaling treaties and a federal grand jury would review the case.
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Ulysses
Mississippi
A& Immigration
U. & Attorney
Rene A. Vio
Federal Grand Jury
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Bergom
Amores
Murivuy
Allies Strengthen Troops as Norweigan Fronts Brace
Reports from Stockholm say Allied concentrations show a live response to the Norsk invasion. German forces push along snowbound routes toward Sambas and Storen while Britain says supply ships were sunk and more landings occurred at Andalsnes.
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