Peace appeal to Italy and Ethiopia from League of Nations
Geneva March 3 The League of Nations committee of 13 proposed an immediate peace appeal to Italy and Ethiopia with a one week deadline to reply by March 10. The text urged negotiations within the Covenant framework to end hostilities and restore peace. A draft sanctions plan including an oil embargo against Italy was prepared in parallel if diplomacy failed.
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League of Nations
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Italy
Ethionia
Anthony Eden
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Committee of 13
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Addis Ababa
Eden
London
League of Nations Council
Con Gillation Committee
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Walian
Mussolini
Haile Selassie
Flandia
Charles E. Warner
Associated Press
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Statty
Great Britain
France
Lee Day
Traedon
Hail Selassie
Ficials
Baby Maxine Yarrington Feigns Wake Amid Unresponsive Recovery
In Erie Pennsylvania doctors report six months of encephalic lethargica leaving Baby Maxine Yarrington unresponsive. Dr H B Emerson says awakening would likely leave her a lifelong invalid. Nurses note minimal reflexes despite warm comfort and attentive care as parents watch over a fragile, ongoing crisis.
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Lloyd Yaren
Marine Wil
Weather Outlook Across States Reflects Fair Warmer Trend
Ohio River region forecasts show fair and warmer conditions with a chance of rain in western portions tonight and Wednesday. Kentucky expects similar warm temperatures with possible showers late tonight into Wednesday morning. North Carolina predicts generally fair weather with light winds and warmer daytime highs.
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Pmich
Coker
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Ricinn
Gmt Cokter
Wedursiay
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Ralky Fair
Charges Dropped Against Minister in Tenant Strife
Charges against minister Rogers, linked to Southern Tenant Farmers Union activities, were dropped in current court. Prosecutor says no reason to distinguish this misdemeanor from others. hearings postponed as officials consider the case a meddler dispute.
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Cemar
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
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Cuit
Virginia Senate trims biennial budget in finance committee
Virginia's budget faced changes in the Senate Finance Committee reducing about 123000 from the House figure. The panel also axed school transportation funds and sanatorium money while restoring some line items for medical colleges and colleges of education. A control bill for interstate cooperative production was referred to a further page.
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Hool Fond
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County
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Bureau of Labor and Industry
Eternal Light Peace Memorial
Virginia
Clara Bow Ends Fast Life and Seeks Desert Calm
The veteran film star Clara Bow announces she is through with the fast life of Hollywood and expresses a wish for a quieter desert existence. In a candid interview she recalls the hard days, the glare of photographers, and the toll of fame, noting that happier times came only after a long struggle.
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Clara Bow
End of Strike Sought Today Amid Trade Hurt
New York reports fresh violence as roving strikers recruit for the walkout and target buildings with replacement workers. Attack at 352 Fourth Avenue injures a nonunion replacement. Police bolster forces as strike action expands to seven more hotels affecting 5,000 to 6,000 workers including the Martinique Steweston Nacarro and Beekman Towers.
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Associated Press
New York
Mar
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New York Stock Exchange
City Bank Farmers Trust
Martinique
Steweston
Nacarro
Beekman Towers
Chris Fionkihan
Building Service Union
Pennsylvania
Astor
Governor Hoffmans Rift With Police Chief Deepens
In Trenton New Jersey Governor Harald G Hoffman clashes with state police head Corporal H Norman Schwarzkopf over the Lindbergh kidnapping case and broader police work. Democratic assembly members push against a bill to block Hoffmans actions and a probe into the Motor Vehicle Department emerges, signaling a sharp political struggle.
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N. J
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Britain Aims Rapid Armament Expansion In War Readiness
A British white paper outlines immediate expansion of army navy and air forces with industrial mobilization for instant readiness. It cites dangers of war and parallels with other nations plans. Prime Minister Baldwin to appoint deputy chairman to oversee vast armament buildup as Parliament debates the report.
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Great Britain
Yast
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Belgium
France
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Russia
Royal Air Force
Stanley Baldwin
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Teacher appeals to Virginia Court over Wise County murder case
Edith Maxwell, a 21 year old Wise County teacher, seeks appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals arguing ten errors in her trial where she received 25 years for killing her father. Alfred A. Skeen contends trial evidence fails to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt and cites autopsy affidavits and self defense claims. The petition also claims improper jury instructions and questions whether women were barred from juries by law.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Edith Maxwell
Wise County
Alfred A. Skeen
Wise
United States Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Mule not Demo campaign symbol defends mule as political symbol
Atlanta march 3 mule merchants defend the donkey as the Democratic symbol. Spokesmen cite auction rolls showing mules selling from 110 to 285 dollars as Mrs George Simmons of Marshall Missouri likens the Democratic administration to the Missouri mule. Clifford N Ragsdale a veteran seller comments on mule sturdiness and habits.
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Atlanta
Solid South
George 33. Simmons
Marshall
Missouri
Assassins Fail to Kill Castano in Havana
Four assailants tried to kill Nicolas Castano and a federal soldier bodyguard on Muellecon boulevard near Maceo Park in Havana. Castano and the guard were lightly wounded by shotgun slugs as the attackers fled in a car. The bodyguard Alberto Ailsa returned fire despite his injuries.
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API
Nicolas Castano
Mualecon Boulevard
Maceo Park
Castano
Alberto Ailsa
California Unemployment Tax Hits Mae West Big Earner
Sacramento Calif March 3 Upshot Mae West would pay a 1 percent rate on potential salary for unemployment reserve fund contributions. If she earns as much in 1935 as in 1924 federal and state authorities would tap about 1526 from her income to seed the reserve. The plan taxes wages and salaries but not other income and applies to employers via payrolls. The 1935 revenue is forecast around 160.9 million dollars.
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Sacramento
Calif
Mae West
California
Westavis
Congress
Yeliaus Uene
Gangster slayings linked to McGurn murder in Chicago
Chicago reports a link between Anthony Demory’s killing and the McGurn assassination as investigators tie the two slayings to three gunmen. Demory, 24, was shot in a Little Italy pool hall while others watched. his brother Joseph witnessed the chaos. Police hint at a broader war within unions and Capone allies, with parallel deaths under review.
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Chicago
Anthony Demory
Jack" McGurn
John Brege
Demery
Jack
Demary
Italy
Sollars
Anthony
Joseph Demory
Puse
McGurn
al Capone
Demory
Josephine Gebardi Demery
Vincent
Tony
Joseph
Lon McGurn
Vincent Gebardi
Angela Demory
Albert Prignano
Prignano
Bemory
Unione: Siciliana
Tony Lombardo
Joe Ferrara
Pasquale
Capote
Hearts Made To Beat From Dying Hearts
Detroit March 8 Dying human hearts can be revived for lab study Dr William B Keuitz of St Louis described to the American College of Physicians how he restored hearts of 64 persons to near normal activity preserving them for observation He noted this may adapt Carrel Lindbergh era apparatus enabling drug effect studies and blood flow in coronary vessels He used hearts from stillbirths to 75 years old to explore heart function under various conditions and potentially investigate disused states via experiments on isolated tissue
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Stephen McDonough
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
William B. Keuitz
St. Louis
American College of Physicians
de. Keunts
Alesis Carrel
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Rr. Koulaz
Thorough Revision of National Tax System Urged
President Roosevelt urged Congress to overhaul the tax system with sweeping changes including a tax on undistributed corporate profits and repeal of the current graduated corporate income tax. The proposal aims to offset losses from repealed processing taxes and other levies, with estimated revenues and a shift toward permanent taxation to balance the budget.
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