Rebellion Flares in Greece as Government Forces Clash
Athens reports a major new phase in Greek unrest with infantry, artillery, ships and aircraft sent to Crete and the Aegean. Royal pilots bombed rebel positions while government forces claimed progress against the revolt led by Eleutherios Venizelos era factions.
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Athens
Mar
Mace
Crete
Aegean
Bartleickis
Brutus
Cassius
Vars
Eleutherios
Venizelos
T Hey
Gyog
Extete
Cate
Inflation remark stirs debate on Roosevelt tenure
Richberg defends no inflation stance for FDR as he predicts no inflation during Roosevelts terms. He says inflation fears persist but Moscow and Greek leaders clash with rebels, while Yugoslav and Hungarian upheavals unfold. Government maintains control and courts will open. energy remains aimed at stabilizing currency and public finances.
Weather Outlook With Cloudy Colder Readings
Tennessee areas expect cloudy skies and a drop in temperatures with showers likely tonight and Tuesday night. Virginia forecasts show cloud cover with a warming trend by Tuesday and occasional light rain.
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Ted Thatderstairs Toul
Tinsthays Chermier
Virginia
Relief and bonus fight mark Roosevelt third year in White House
President Roosevelt enters year three as the Senate delays relief work and the House debates veterans bonus. Congress toys with pay methods and prepayment of the 2.9 billion dollar bonus while relief and wage amendments stir behind the scenes. The Senate also hones in on army appropriations and Marine command questions as illness rumors shadow Justice Holmes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Senate
House
Hopking
Russell
Marine Corps
Patman backs two-thirds support for bonus bill in hearings
Washington march 4 patman tells house ways and means committee two thirds of house and senate will vote for the two billion dollar bonus bill. he defends issuing new currency to fund relief, says inflation danger slim and treasury could withdraw currency if prices rise. supporters of american legion bonus bill to speak later, while roosevelt allies push a separate money-printing effort led by rep lemka.
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Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington
Pat Tain
D-Tex
House
Senate
Patman
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Texan
American Legion
Roosevelt
Explorer likes penguin meat says Clyde Farnsworth
New York adventurer Liar aoln Ellsworth praises seal steak and penguin meat after returning from Anaretics. He notes penguin breasts fed his crew, eggs are like turkey eggs, and boiling brings a fishy flavor. Ellsworth and Byrd toured the South Pole while planning for future exploits.
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Clyde Farnsworth
Associated Press
New York
Nw York
Aoln Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Richard J. Byrd
South Pole
Mardi Gras King Zulu Triumph Anticipated Tonight
King Zulu prepares to lead New Orleans grand Mardi Gras parade as crowds gather for the spectacle. The royal barge and floats await the procession along Canal Street with excitement and fanfare. The event promises prominence for the royal court and the festive pageantry of the season.
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Orleans
Gratabrrow
Zulu
New Orleans
New Basin Canal
Death of heiress Mrs Elva Statler Davidson investigated
Pinehurst North Carolina March 4 Associated Press Star Writer William Q Varn reports Solicitor Roland Pruett is examining witnesses for tomorrow's adjourned inquest into the death of heiress Mrs Elva Statler Davidson found scantily clad in her husband Davidson's garage. Prosecutor discounts accidental death and seeks full time line while autopsy results await. Carbon monoxide traces noted, bruises under inquiry.
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William Q. Varn
Associated Press Star
Pinehurst
N. C
Elva Statler Davidson
Roland
Pruett
Jaxt
Davidson
Girl Under Knife Surgical Feat At Truesdale Hospital
Alyce Jane McHenry had inverted stomach and other misplaced abdominal organs realigned in a two hour operation at Truesdale hospital. Dr. P Truesdale said the complex replacem ent was unexpected but successful thus far and the patient stood the ordeal well. Details will continue on page eighty. President Franklin D Roosevelt enters third year of residency with plans for a dinner at the Mayflower and evensong services at Washington Cathedral. Secretaries and family join him as the nation reflects on two eventful years and looming legislation. Continued on page eight.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Pres
Fall River, Mess
Alyce Jane McHenry
Truesdale Hospital
P Truesdale
Alyca
EL Truesdale
Will
Washington
Frantlin LD
Roosevelt
Congress
Jdames Roosevelt
Garner
Cabinet
Henry Morgenthau
Diary of the Treasury
Cary T Grayson
Roper
Mayflower Hotel
Roosevelts
Hull Wil
Washington Cathedral
John Bottiger
Sistie Dall
James E. Freeman
America
Conspiracy Suit Is Pushed Today In New York Court
Marion Peterson of Chicago testified in a Manhattan trial over a $500000 conspiracy claim tied to Mrs Wilran Gould. Gould alleges private detectives and relatives hired Prince Michael Reamawall, alias Harry Ferguson, to drug her to justify divorce. Peterson described Chicago after WWI and said Gould and Norman were seen at her establishment.
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Barnete Bildersee
New York
Chicago
White House
Marion Peterson
Supreme Court
Hanry A. Utterhart
Wilran E. Gould
Hber
Edward B. Gould
Gould
Prince Michael Reamawall
Harry Gerguson
Manhattan
Peterson
With
Isten Gould
Norman
New York State
Ruming
Ulerkart
Edward Gould
Gable Sees Little Impact From Best Actor Award
Hollywood March 4 The mantle of cinema's best performance award for 1434 rests lightly on China Gable. He says any actor could have won in the role of Hap pened One Night as the story had punch and was well directed by Frank Capra. Miss Colbert won best actress in the same year. He notes his voice as a newspaper reporter in Hap pened One Night was natural. He adds the idea of screen success is like this.
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Hollywood
Calif
China Gable
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Gable
Goedemy
Frantic Capra
Claudette “Colbert
Author refutes Becker denial in political book dispute
Elizabeth Diling author of The Red Network denies Lillian Becker’s claim that a jacket quote acknowledged the book. Diling says a copy was sent to Becker in response to an order and that Becker earlier praised The Red Network in a May 25, 1934 letter.
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Washington
Elizabeth Diling
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lillian A. Becker
Summit Hill
N.I
A. RB
Wenilworth
D. A. BR
Judge nullifies TVA Alabama sale contract in Birmingham
In Birmingham on March 4 Judge W F Grubb voided the sale contract between Alabama Power Company and the Tennessee Valley Authority for transmission lines and halted acts by EHFA and AP, while allowing TVA to continue service under a four month interchange and permitting government condemnation negotiations. The ruling bars new agency actions, preserves TVA Athens service provision, and directs continued power delivery plans while limiting the decree to Alabama. The decision comes as Grubb also previously ruled the national industrial recovery act unconstitutional. An immediate appeal to the Fifth Circuit will be pursued.
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Birmingham
Als
Alabama Power Company
Tennessee Valley Authority
W. F. Grubb
U. S. District Court
TVA
Tennessee Valley Author
Grubb
Joe Wheeler
Worl
Forney Johnston
North Alabame
Electric Home and Farm Authority
Itva
Colbert County
Lauderdale County
Commonwealth and Southern
Mississippi Power Company
Tennessee Electric Power Company
James Lawrence Fly
Fifth
U. S. District Court of Appeals
Fly
United States Supreme Court
Holmes Hovers Between Health And Hope At 93
Washington March 4 Former Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr remained in a critical but stable condition today as doctors reported he is not better but not weaker from a lung infection. Dr Thomas Claytor said no change in his status and friends still hold out hope for recovery before his 94th birthday Friday. An oxygen tent covers the patient and he spent a comfortable night though doctors refuse to speculate on his ultimate outcome.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Washington
Thomas Claytor
Mark Hone Retary
Howe
Holmes
History Repeats Mrs Alman Breaks Diet Over Fish
ST. LOUIS report recalls Mrs Alman, 81, who vowed never to eat fish after a childhood incident left a bone lodged in her throat. After 25 years she broke the vow and ate halibut. doctors later removed the bone.
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ST. Louis
Alman
Melrose Bus Collision Injures Over Thirty In Mass
A crowded Lowell to Boston bus was in collision with an automobile near the Malden Melrose line today. More than 30 people were injured, thirteen seriously, and were rushed to Melrose Hospital by police ambulances and cars.
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Melrose
Mass
Lowell-to-Boston
Malden-Melin Line
Melrose Hospital
Old gold now big business says assistant head of mint
Washington report notes a flood of scrap gold since 1933 price value. Miss Mary M. O'Reilly, assistant director of the mint, cites jewelry, rings, watches, and wedding bands turning in for cash, with old watches leading the list and total scrap gold passing the $100,000,000 mark last year. A New York dealer reports rare items like a gold police commissioner's badge and a solid gold engraved pass good for a Shubert box.
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OLD Gold
Washington
Marcel
Amerlcc
V'Old
Mary M. O’reilly
Mint
New York
Old Geld
New York City
Shubert
America
Shuberts
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