Winter’s grip tightens across the nation in severe cold
The Associated Press reports a deepening winter with sub zero winds in the northeast and northwest. A 34 crew abandoned the collier H. F. De Bardeleben after days at sea and transferred to the Laganbank. A S O S from the Warburg noted a broken rudder. A boy froze to death in Pennsylvania as Niagara Falls residents glimpse early spring signs.
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Dixie Shivers Under Blanket of Ice and Snow
Dixie shivers under ice and snow as winter loosens its hold, damaging fruits and crops. Cold winds sweep the south to the Gulf of Mexico, with Florida feeling the chill. Continued on page four.
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Baptist urged to run for governor in Tennessee
Jackson Tennessee March 10 efforts were under way to secure the entrance of R B Baptist of Covington judge of the sixteenth judicial circuit in the state Democratic primary as a candidate for governor. A group of 389 Democratic leaders in west Tennessee met here last night and adopted resolutions urging Judge Baptist to make the race. The committee was headed by State Senator H C Anderson with several state senators and attorneys general in attendance.
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John M. Crane
Newbern
Dpd. H. Holmes
Trenton
Police Repel Rioters at Ford Plant
A chaotic scene outside the Ford River Rouge plant shows Communist demonstrators clashing with police in a battle marked by bullets and clubs. The photograph captures protesters facing officers as order is restored.
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Japanese Seek to Open Peace Meet in Shanghai
Mamron Shigexwitsu, Japanese minister, notified Chinese authorities that Japanese civil and military officials were ready to enter peace negotiations per the League of Nations resolution adopted March 4. A note cites front anxiety and seeks cessation of hostilities and troop withdrawal. Japanese casualty figure through March 5 lists 532 dead and 2,072 wounded, including soldiers and civilians.
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League drafts Sino-Japanese resolution at Geneva
A drafting committee shapes a League of Nations program in Geneva today. The proposed resolution would bar recognition of any China Japan accord reached under military pressure, echoing Secretary Stimson’s January note to Japan.
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Germany fears trouble after presidential voting
Berlin march 10 government officials brace for possible unrest after next Sunday's presidential election amid Nazi threats. Two Hitlerite engineers were arrested for illegally manufacturing bombs. Police chiefs vow to prevent illegality, and officials warn against posting results in windows or lantern projections.
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Weather Summary of Tennessee and Virginia Frigid Pattern
Fair and continued cold tonight and Friday across Tennessee and Virginia. Highs and lows noted from previous day with 25 and 16 degree readings respectively. Rain data from a year ago shows 0.02 inches and 0.35 inches on the same dates. Readings taken at 6 p.m. daily for the prior 24 hours.
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Virginia
Trial set for Bower kidnapping case in Denver
Three men face trial Monday in Denver for the January kidnapping of bakery executive Benjamin P. Bower. Prosecutors seek the maximum seven year term in Colorado for kidnapping. The plot involved theft, a staged ransom, and a prior murder by the lead suspect Joseph Riley, who shot himself as police closed in.
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Three Officers Killed in New Orleans Cell Clash
In New Orleans on March 10 a Black prisoner, Percy Thompson, fatally injured three officers during a cell altercation after arming himself with a club. Patrolman Cornelius Ford, Corporal George Weidert, and Patrolman Albert Oestriecher died. William King was injured. A two hour battle and tear gas preceded Thompson's surrender and subsequent death en route to HQ.
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Roosevelt Drive Pushed Ahead by Successive Wins
Roosevelt gains momentum after victories in New Hampshire and Minnesota as Democratic delegates shift attention to North Dakota and Massachusetts. Curley seeks to withdraw Smith sanction while Garner supporters field in California. Hoover enters the Republican scene.
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New Judge Sought in Kahahawai Lynching Trial
In Honolulu on March 10, the Kahahawai lynching case seeks a different Hawaiian judge due to an affidavit of prejudice against Circuit Judge A M Christy who has led developments to date. The filing alleges bias and coerced a second degree murder indictment. Massie and two naval men with Mrs Fortescue face the lynching charge of Kahahawai.
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Joseph Kahahawai
A. M. Christy
Christy
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Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Thomas H. Massie
Opposition grows as bill proposes one billion dollar levy
Washington March 10 A fierce House battle centers on a new billion dollar tax bill with strong opposition to the manufacturers sales tax provision. Proponents say it is the only revenue to balance the budget while opponents warn it burdens business and the poor. The Ways and Means Committee argues other taxes have been raised and that little alternative exists. Leaders seek to curb debate. one opponent suggests replacing the sales tax with a tax on legalized beer to test Volstead act changes. If the sales tax passes, Senate action is likely to follow after House votes.
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Shoals Disposal Bill Drafted For Muscle Shoals Lease
Washington reports a House military subcommittee completed a bill to lease Muscle Shoals with a 50 year limit or run government operation if no lessee is found in 18 months. A president appointed board would approve the lease and set production and profit limits while government retains power controls and power distribution.
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Power Switch Board
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Milan man dies after being struck by train
Mat Pugh, 55, was killed near Milan Tennessee when he was struck by a passenger train yesterday.
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Police answer press questions in Lindbergh case
Hopewell New Jersey March 10 police answered several press questions about the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Officials denied claims the child was found near Hopewell or on a train from Chicago. Police said they had no knowledge of such developments and that two questions were answered immediately.
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Lindberghs Report Contact With Kidnappers
Hopewell N J March 10 two statements claim Charles Lindbergh Jr is safe. Negotiations with abductors described as in final stage and a figure named Rosner alleged to direct talks from the Lindbergh estate. State police deny any Rosner presence or final stage negotiations as efforts continue.
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