Greek Loyalists Lead Mass Attack on Rebel Forces
Government troops launched a major offensive against Macedonian rebels in the Struma area of Salonika. Bombers from Sedes aided a night assault as rebel forces reportedly surrendered at Toroi while other revolutionary troops were captured at Satipras.
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Ioral
Struma
Salonika
Greece
Sedes
T'oroi
la Nave
Satiprathas
Theaassartieseare
Feemler Tuniyeti Idas
Sti
Crete
Athens
Premion Eleutherios
Constantine Venizelos
Eoement
Helles
Treece
Zur
Greely
Greces
Speh
Creene
Mar
Stuma
Exer
Moore Rondyls
Inter
Grete
Weather Analy... Colmet Tennessee Clouty Forecast
A weather noticeReports cloudy conditions in Colmet Tennessee with warmer trends through Wednesday, followed by a colder front forecast Wednesday night into Thursday. Light winds and possible precipitation are noted, with temperatures dipping by Thursday morning.
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Colmet
Wight
Call vote urged on aluminum strike by union leaders
President William Green and David Williams pressed the Aluminum Company of America to speed a new contract as talks stalled. Volume of votes and timing discussed as the current 10,000 worker agreement nears expiration tomorrow.
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Aoe Pon
David Williams
National Council of Aluminium
Aluminum Company of America
Lucas
J. W. Wilson
Council
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Sis
Lhe Aluminum Company
One in a Million Nathan Brindis Meet in Lawrence
Nathan Brindis principal owner of 2 shoe firms in Lawrence Massachusetts presided over a meeting where 800 workers voted on a voluntary wage cut. He opposed wage reductions and said he could raise wages by July, receiving cheers as a defeating hero.
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Nathan Brindis
2 Shoe Company
Lawrence
Masa
Lawrence Hall
Brindis
Man Hanged for Mississippi Double Murder After Gruesome Slaying
Alonzo Robinson, also known as James F D Coyner, was executed by hanging in Cleveland Mississippi for the December murder and mutilation of Arelius B Turner and her husband in their rural home. Witnesses described the scene as troops surrounded the courthouse as the condemned man faced the gallows.
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Cleveland
Miss
Alonzo Robinson
James FD Coyner
Sini
Arelius B. Turner
Dere Lise Devember
Hitler postpones talks as Britain cites military fears
Berlin reports Hitler canceled a planned conference with British Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon citing a cold. Berlin diplomats say the move signals offense at Britain's white paper urging higher rearmament. The paper warned that continued armament could threaten peace. The Volkischer Beobachter reacted negatively, possibly reflecting Hitler or Rosenberg influence. Continued on page eight.
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Berlin
Gerrmany
Germany
Hitler
Volkischr Beohuwitz
Alfred Rosenberg
Farmers Prepare for Larger Crops Across Southeast
Southeast farmers, after a mild winter layoff, ready fields for an ambitious spring plowing and extensive cultivation. Tennessee officials forecast record plantings, with fertilizer use up sharply and better land utilization anticipated despite recent bad weather slowing early planting in parts of the region.
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O. EE. Vanelenve
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Witneleave
Life of child in balance after stomach operation
A 10 year old Omaha girl, Aulet Jane McHenry, underwent a two hour operation to correct a twisted stomach at Trace dale hospital. A bulletin at 4:30 am said she remained uneasy and uncomfortable with more severe discomfort than the average patient, while recovering from the upside down stomach operation.
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Howard W. Blakeslel
Associated Préss
Fall River
Mass
Aulet Jane McHenry
Tracedale Hospital
Pace Eisht
UT President asks for $250000 extra state aid
Nashville March 7 Dr James I Hoskins president of the University of Tennessee urged joint legislative finance committees to grant a $250,000 annual increase in addition to the current $909,000 biennial appropriation. He warned that without the boost standards would fall and noted staff cuts and salary reductions while enrollments rise and equipment needs grow. He cited expanded experimental research extension health agricultural and home making programs.
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Nashville
University of Tennessee
James I. Hoskins
Hoskins
Agreement Reached on Neutral Zone Near Italian Somaliland
The Ethiopian government announced in Addis Ababa that an accord creating a six kilometer neutral zone along the Italian Somaliland border had been reached. Italian and Ethiopian authorities will map the zone and control nomad tribe passages, with further talks to resolve points of difference.
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Rome
Addis Ababa
Sabliter
Adds Ababa
Italy
Ethiopia
American Legion Attacks Patman Bonus Bill In Congress
The American Legion urged defeat of the Patman bill for bonus payments, arguing currency expansion would doom cash payments. Legion representatives spoke to the House Ways and Means Committee after a heated session, rejecting a Republican motion to seek treasury and VA attitudes on the issue. John Thomas Taylor led the attack, stating the Legion does not want exposure to inflationary currency effects.
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Washington
American Legion
Legion
House
Ways and Means Committee
Motron
Treasury and
Veerans
John Thomas Taylor
Inquest Opened Into Heiress Death at Pinshurst
In Pinshurst North Carolina on March 3 the inquest into heiress Eiva Stavler Davidson's death continued. H Bradley Davidson Jr testified regarding an argument over car use after an all night party. Solicitor Roland Pruetta suggested early findings point to murder as Mrs Davidson was found kneeling on the running board of her car in the family garage.
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Penehurst
N.C
H. Bradley Davidson, Jr
Davidson
Curtis
New York
Carapaigns
Pinshurst
N. C
Eiva Stavler Davidson
Roland 5
Pruetta
Homage Paid to King of Pleasure in New Orleans Mardi Gras
New Orleans marked Mardi Gras with crowds honoring Rex the King of Pleasure. Garner H. Tullis led as Rex with Miss Barbara Bonden as his queen and dignitaries Comus and Res following. The pageant featured lavish entourages and symbolic floats as the king received the city’s keys at City Hall before a parade to the Bastos club.
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New Orleans
Rex
Garner H. Tullis
Barbara, Bonden
Jol
Whitney Bonden
Comus
Res
Ovid
Bastos Club
Huey Long Attacks Johnson and Coughlin in NY Speech
Huey P Long denounced Hugh Johnson and Father Charles Coughlin as demagogues appealing to lunatic fringes and vowed retaliation. He accused Johnson and Bernard Baruch of wrecking three presidents’ administrations and criticized Wall Street. Long planned to cover Johnson’s case in a Thursday speech while the Senate Post Office Committee prepared to vote on his resolution for inquiry.
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Max Boxd
Associated Press
Washington
Huey P. Long
Hugh Johnson
Charles £. Coughlin
Blue Eagle
Johnson
Bernard M. Baruch
Louisiana
Wall Street
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Hell
New York
James Farley
Long
Senate Post Office Committee
Soviet trade policy reply to US expansion hopes
New York reports Ivan Boyeff of Amtorg says Soviet policy toward the United States remains constructive and will not hinder trade. He notes no inherent US-Soviet conflict and cites industrial needs for American machinery while acknowledging ongoing duties on Soviet coal and other trade frictions.
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New York
United States
Ivan Boych
Russia
Goyefl
Amtorg Trading Corporation
America
Boyeff
Soviet Union
Boyett
Holmes Death Sinking Rapidly at Age 94
Former Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes was reported sinking rapidly with no hope of recovery. His secretary Mark Howe said doctors found him notably weaker on the first visit that day. Howe noted Holmes would not be predicted to live long and that he was not suffering.
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Washington
Mar
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Mark Howe
Holmes
Youth Shoots His Sweetheart and Self on Mills Campus
Oakland dispatch reports an 18 year old Mills College freshman Jean Marie Stahle and 25 year old Walter A. Norris killed in a romantic tragedy on campus. Police say Norris shot Stahle then killed himself near the gymnasium. a note and single flower were found in Norris's car.
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Oakland
Calif
Mills College
Jean Marie Stahle
Walter A. Norris
San Jose Teachers College
Jules Sterntley
Frank Rossick
Norris
Stahle
Nate
Jean
Night superintendent calls for more animals at Central Park Zoo
Alfred E. Smith, night superintendent at Central Park Zoo in New York, urged public donation of animals to boost evening entertainment for children on the East and West Sides. He promised professional care by trained keepers and said donors would do a good turn for many youngsters.
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New York
Mar
Alfred E. Smith
Central Park Zoo
Central Park
North Carolinian Spurs Huey Long in Senate
In Washington Josiah William Bailey of North Carolina challenges Huey Long's charges against Postmaster General Farley and the Interior Department. Bailey, a veteran senator, rebukes Long for casting aspersions and insists on orderly debate as Long presses for an investigation into Ickes delay.
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Huey Long
Senate
Washington
Marcel
Huey Long Heellers
Josiah William Bailey
North Carolina
Long Nas Ene
Bailey
Louisiana
Long
Farley
Wingfish
Ickes
Department of the Interior
Logan
O-Ky
Fate of Wage Rider in Doubt as Admin Concedes Forecasted
Washington March 5 reports say administration leaders sought a break in the work relief deadlock before Carter Glass’s senate committee. Possible moves include funding direct relief or adopting a “security wages” plan to counter McCarran’s prevailing wage amendment. Senate hearings on the NRA and Boyers, plus an upcoming vote on the Shenandoah-Great Smoky Parkway funds, shaped the broader political scene.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Senate Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
Capitol
Virginia
Roosevel
McCarran
Senate
House
Ways and Means
American Legion
Oliver Wendell Holmes
John H. Russell
Marine Corps
Senate Finance
NRA
Donald R. Richberg
The
Recovery Administration
National Emergency Council
Ickes
Byrd
Dva
Shenandoah - Great Smoky Mountain Parkway
Roosevelt Icaderg
Glass
D-Va
Appropriations Committee
D-New
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Angogiated Press Foreign Stall
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Italian Somaliland
Clarence M. Wright
Associated Rzesy
Huey Assans Johnson
Ussr
AL Smith
Senate Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Guffey
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Wallace
Senate Interstate Commerce
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