Four Phases Charted For New Federal Commission
Washington dispatch reports a Roosevelt era plan by George Berry's industrial council to create a federal wage and hour commission. Other proposals seek tougher anti trust laws, curbs on chain stores, more RFC aid for small firms, and ending government competition with private business. Committees urge legislation to empower a wage and hour panel and limit child labor, with representation for labor and industry.
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Washington
George L. Berry
Industrial Council
Berry
Roosevelt
Sammer
Congress
The
Trade Commission
Mbor
Italy Ready to Enter Peace Talks With Ethiopia
Rome March 5 Italian informed source says Italy will accept the League of Nations appeal for peace with Ethiopia as a discussion basis under conditions. Principal condition is that Italian gains in East Africa be excluded from negotiations and treated as final. A cessation of hostilities would be linked to league proposals and left to Marshal Badoglio.
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Charles H. Guptill
Associated Press
Rome
Italy
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Africa
League
Adas Ababa
Pietro Badogno
East
Weather Summary for Virginia and North Carolina
Virginia shows mostly windy days with fair and milder conditions through Friday. Monday weather remains generally fair with mild winds and dry air. North Carolina experiences generally fair skies with cooler nights and winds gradually easing, with some light protection from early evening chill.
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Virlina
North Carolina
Norris Weathers Storm In Senate Over Rural Electrification Bill
Senator Norris resists moves to trim a 420 million dollar rural electrification bill, aiming to preserve funding for extending power to farm communities. Opponents challenge discretionary spending while King proposes cutting the total to 100 million. The measure targets farm organizations and farmers, with friction among Connally and O Mahoney over spending powers.
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Washington
Norris
R-Neb
King
Utah
Connally
D-Tex
O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
OQ Mahoney
Watchman's Tale Discounted Today in Lindbergh Case
Trenton reports discounting of the watchman Isi dor Fisch tale tied to the Lindbergh kidnapping. Prosecutor Hauck, Col Schwarzkopf, and Hunterdon officials say the story was checked four years ago and found unreliable. Alfred Hammond, the watchman, testified he could not identify Hauptmann or Fisch after arrest.
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Trenton
N. J
Isidor Fisch
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Alfred Hammond
Fisch
Hauptmann
Hammond
Germany
Hauck
Hunterdor County
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
H. Norman Schwarzkopf, Head of the State Police
Schwarzkopf
Woodsourne
C. Raymond Lyons
Harold G. Hoffman
Druggist Quizzed In Clerk's Death in Louisville Case
Louisville, Ky. March 5 detectives pressed a year old druggist, George B Aufenkamp Sr., on a murder charge as they hunted the Salt River for the body of William Detchen, 23, who reportedly fell from West Point bridge after being poisoned in a store dispute. James Moorman, 25, accused of obstructing justice, is said to have thrown Detchen into the river.
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Louisville
George B. Aufenkamp
Coast Guards
Salt River
William Detchen
Detchen
Aufenkamp
Edward T. McEliott
Willian A. Qclllen
James Moorman
West Point Bridge
Moorman
Aaufenkamp
Pond
Marely J
Miami
Dereken
Bim
Moore
Husband Sends Telegrams With Spare Messenger Boys
A New York man sent his wife bon voyage with a parade of uniformed messenger boys at Grand Central. They read telegrams in chorus, shouting greetings as crowds watched. The playful stunt aimed to give her a lift, with the husband insisting it was only to add pep to the farewell.
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Dale Harrison
Associated Press
New York
iPr
Rand Central Station
Madison
Esther
Grandin Bertha
Abe Wweman
Wallace to set tone for soil conservation program talks
Secretary Wallace to deliver a keynote outlining principles of the 500 million soil conservation program at a regional farm leaders conference in Memphis. The statement, read simultaneously at Memphis and Chicago events, is expected to shape discussions as farmers from nearly every southern state prepare to plant crops.
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Jergy Greene
Associated Press
Memphis
Wallace
AAA
Chicago
Hirota Seeks New Japanese Cabinet Amid Crisis
Tokyo reports Emperor instructs Foreign Minister Koki Hirota to form a new government to resolve Japan’s political crisis after the Okada ministry crisis. Hirota announced cabinet posts nearly half filled with Yoshida as foreign minister and Terauchi as war minister, Yuasa named Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal, Matsudaira as imperial household minister.
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Tokyo
Koki Hirota
Japan
Okada
Saionji
Hirota
Keisuke Okara
Shigeru Yosh ‘Vida
Navy
Osami Nagano
Juichi Terauchi
Minapee
Eiichi Baba
Hypothec Bank
Justice
Naosai Obara
Kuranei Yuasa
Makoto Saito
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Yuasa
San
Mie
Grand Jury Plans Espionage Probes
Federal grand jury to probe espionage amid alleged theft of fleet secrets. Navy officers to be summoned. Justice agents also considered. Indicted sailor Larry Thompson, 27, pleads innocent at arraignment. Witness William James Turatine of Long Beach testified. foreign-link rumors surface as naval investigators widen inquiry.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Unitern States Navy
Department of Justice
District Attorney's Office
Enicence Larry Thompson
Thompson
Mms
Willian James Turatine
Long Bearh
Calif
Turatine
Sweetwater
Tex
Willy Othey
Wise Gap
Germany builds armed might to boost bargaining power
Berlin dispatch reports weekly progress in German rearmament as Hitler defies Versailles. Armament drives include guns, aircraft, ships, and a mobilized economy. Officials say land forces lead, aviation to surge soon with combat squadrons planned nationwide.
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Ahditor
Phi Road
Axsouisted
Berlin
Miivin KK. Whiteleather
Germany
Wi Wert
Wuner Lomercow
Louis K. Loehner
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Nationalists Are Put Under Arrest
United States Marshal Craughton arrested Pedro Albizu Campos, Nationalist leader, on a charge of recruiting soldiers to overthrow the U S government by force. Campos, a Harvard graduate and lawyer, surrendered. The case ties to a longer pattern of clashes as Puerto Rican independence movements meet U S authorities.
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San Wan
United States
Craughton
Pedro Albizu Campos
Campos
Harvard
Puerto Rico
US States
Col
EL Francis Riggs
Visitary
Army
Ofer Nation
Norris Homes To Be Sold Public In Tennessee Town
Norris Tennessee announces sale of model town homes in Nereis near Norris Dam after TVA project completion. About 349 000 price range 14 to 45 dollars monthly. Town manager J W Bradner says homes available within six months to TVA workers and families, with allocations to districts as vacancies occur.
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Norris
Tenn
Nereis
Tennessee Valley Authority
Amore
Norris Daim
J. We Bradner
TVA Worki
TVA
Engareddi
Arene Leo
Henses Tett
Genaeal
Politie
Warriors Hive
Bradner
Logwn
Svanel
Lantiguia Cp
Colorful Captain of Packet Is Dead
Dayton Tenn March 5 James L Robinson former Tennessee river steamboat captain and symbol of old river days died at 78 after a period of ill health Funeral announced for today He commanded various shallow draft packets of the Tennessee River Packet Company including the Wheeler and earlier Sam Connor His routes ran from Chattanooga to Kingston with numerous stops and arrivals for loading and unloading, reflecting the era of river business and Pleasure cruises that faded with retirement.
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Dayton, Tenn
James L. Robinson
Upper Tennessee
Clinch
Norris Dam
Robinson
All Tennessee River Packet Company
Wheeler
Sam Connor
Chattanoofh
Chattanooga
Kingston
Bness
Shaw Laughs at World War Threat in Witty Interview
San Francisco March 8 Geo Bernard Shaw, self-styled Ameri cas “most popular man,” dismissed the immediate danger of a world war in a crisp interview. He and Mrs Shaw were guests last night, insisting disarmament conferences prove fruitless as major powers fear one another. Shaw warned that war reshapes nations, as he urged patience and warned of swift breakouts if tensions rise, while signaling optimism about peace if restraint holds.
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San Francisco
Mar
Americas
Geo. Bernard Shaw
Askesh
Trish Plasweicht
Shaw
Pritish
Celarny
Los Angeles
Real estate groups reject arbitration in city strike
New York reports Mayor LaGuardia urged realty interests to arbitrate the building service workers strike after Bambrick, head of the union, vowed to expand actions citywide. Talks broke down with real estate owners refusing arbitration on the closed shop demand as police tallied dozen arrests and ongoing demonstrations continued.
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Tom Hagenbuch
Associated Press
New York
March &A
LaGuardia
Building Service
James J. Bambrick
Bambrick
Building Service Employes Union
City Hall
Bamibrick
Aletorney
League of Women
Burvey
Cana Icus
J. H. Lacramdit
Tae
Brenden
Jors
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