New Deal Powers Under Fire as Taxes Studied and Defense Sought
Washington works under pressure as Congress reviews the tax bill and lawmakers await Senator Robinson’s defense of work relief. In court briefs Washington state and a West Virginia operator challenge the Guffey coal bill while Ickes targets opponents of the public works program. Senate action trackers include a radical Roosevelt tax plan and a push for impeachment procedures against a Florida judge. News from London notes Karl Bautts’s gradual improvement after illness.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Robinson
Arkansas
High Court
Washington State
West Virginia
Robbinson
Ickex
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
PWA
Brandon
Vermont
Senate
Senator Black
Alabama
American Liberty League
Senate Lobby Committee
League Black
Jowett Shouse
Liberty League
Black
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
New Deal
J. Edward Jones
New York
Stanley Reed
Halsted L. [Uttor
Florida
Weather outlook with rain and cooling across regions
Weather reports show increasing cloudiness and likely rain tonight with a colder Wednesday afternoon in the west. Kentucky expects scattered clouds and a brief warming then a colder Wednesday, while North Carolina foresees cloudy skies with rain tonight and cooler conditions by Wednesday morning.
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Warner
West Strtion
Vurginga
Kentucky
Hoor
North Carolina
Damaging Testimony in New Brunswick Murder Trial
Frances Bannister testifies outside Dorcester court about a murder case involving Arthur and Daniel charged with killing Philip Lake his wife and their son Jackie. Meanwhile Mrs Han nister faces kidnapping charges over Betty Lake allegedly to pawn her as her own child.
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Frances Bannister
Dorcester
New Brunswick
Frances
Arthur
Daniel
Philip Lake
Jackie
May Hannister
Betty Lake
State employes turn detectives in Lindbergh probe
A Monmouth County Republican assemblyman said he will name at least eight Motor Vehicle Department members who have become detectives investigating the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Basil Bruno, anti Hoffmann figure, will reveal the names tomorrow night as he presses a resolution to uncover the department’s operations. He says two men have left the country to aid Governor Hoffmann’s stance that the case is not yet solved.
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Trenton
N. J
Monmouth County
Gav
Harald G. Hoffman
Bruno Hauptmann
Motor Vehicle Department
Basil Bruno
House
Brunord
Andrew J. Dutch
Jerse Motor Vehicle Department
Panama City
John F
Jassie Condon
Corgona Beach
le Interior
Condon
Tsthmus
Pauamea
Hoffman
Hauptmann
Fleming,ton
Landon Starts Big Push Seeks GOP Candidacy
Washington March 19 The push for Governor Alf M Landon grows with red haired John D M Hamilton as field marshal The first state wide primary in New Hampshire selects delegates and pre primary activity rises The Republican finance drive aims to raise 1 000 000 from 1 000 000 Americans via par certificates Hamilton resigns to tour the nation as Landon organizer while remaining general counsel and pledged delegate from Kansas The move signals a stronger effort to win convention votes for Landon
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Leonard B. Shubert
Washington
Alf M. Landon
John D. M. Hamilton
New Hampshire
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Fletcher
Hamilton
Landon
Kansas
Solons Told of Revenue Need in Kentucky Special Session
Gov A B Chandler told Kentucky lawmakers they will likely raise between 12 million and 15 million in new taxes as they begin a second special session within a month. A budget bill aims 3.085 million less than last year, mainly for old age pensions, with further revenue measures and a third session to follow. Federal funds could supplement state building programs if available.
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Frankfort
A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
House
Senate
Twins draw medical interest as psychologists study minds
Mrs. Dennis Woods and two headed twins at Columbia University research unit face public scrutiny. Doctors Myre and Methaw track progress, while the not yet four year olds adapt to tasks for physical and mental development. The family life remains tense as experts weigh stimulation against normal growth in a crowded home.
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Clyee AL Parnsworth
Associated Press
Wean Wotus
Marek
Pip’ Iwi
Impey
Johnny Woods
Columbia University Ientists
Berks Wien
Dennis Woods
Chiays
Chen
Eurth
Myre
Collie Buys Own License in Pittsfield
Miss Margaret Hyde's collie Tip visited the city clerk's office to purchase his own license for identification, carrying last year's license and a $2 bill in his mouth. Harold F. Gaggins issued this year's license as Tip joined Miss Hyde's father at the movies, the Hyde family noting the dog's apparent enjoyment of film outings.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Margaret Hyde
Tip
Harold F. Gaggins
Miss Hyde
Hyde
Malister Pushes Tax Evasion Case
Governor McAlister plans to meet today with special prosecutors investigating the gasoline tax evasion scandal to hear audit results. He says he wants rapid progress though Davidson county prosecutions await District Attorney J. Carlton Loser. Western tensions surface as Finance Commissioner Dancey Fort and State Auditor A. L. Childress dispute the tax unit audit.
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Ashville
McAlister
Sitch
Davidson County
Altteracy
J. Carlton Loser
Jack Norman
Dancey Fort
A. L. Childress
Faseline
Sdit
Childress
Fort
Rioting Continues As Death Toll Rises Across Spain
In Spain the leftist government keeps a state of alarm amid ongoing rioting. The death toll tops 90, with attacks on churches and consulates, especially in Cadiz and Seville. A general strike spreads through Toledo and Granada after a leftist worker was killed. Premier Avana’s government has shuttered party HQs as unrest continues.
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Madrip
Mar
Spain
Ika
Cadiz
Congress
Seville
Qugeh Wits
Toledo
Granada
Genelal
Manuel Avana
Georgia Voters Set Democratic Presidential Primary Test
Georgia counties Barrow and Seminole prepared to vote in a Democratic presidential primary pitting Franklin D Roosevelt against Governor Eugene Talmadge. Barrow, a cotton county of 13 000 population, notified the anti New Deal governor of the plan. Seminole county gave the president a 5 to 1 majority in a similar test.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Barrow County
Roosevelt
Talmadge
Barrow
Winder
Richard B. Russell
F. Cp. R
Seminole County
Talmadge- Roosevelt
W. Ellison Dunn
Talmaine
French Peasants Fear War Threat
Strasbourg reports crowds filling parish churches as rumors spread that revived Kaiser regiments march in the Rhineland. France strengthens Maginot line defenses and anti aircraft guns along the frontier from Belgium to Switzerland amid fears of Imperial forces reappearing near Alsace.
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Charles Foltz
Associated Press
Strasbourg
France
Kaiser Wilhelm
Rhineland
Maginot
Belgium
Switzerland
Alsace
Adolf Hitler
Kidnaping Case Widens in Knoxville Search
Knoxville reports a widening hunt for Duke Spitzer of Detroit Michigan, wanted on kidnapping charges. Jackie Barrett, four, was abducted near a Knoxville street corner as foster mother Madge Barrett testified at a juvenile hearing. Sheriff Brewer noted cross state inquiries and bond details.
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Knoxville
Duke Spitzer
Detroit
Mich
Jackie
Madge Barrett
J. Wooley Brewer
Michigan
Brewer
Builver
Dalse Bpiteer
Tharrett
Avon
Oerogn
Jackie Jant
Barrett
Hu FR
Webster
Four Injured in Head On Crash Near Duncan’s Service
Four persons were injured when two autos collided head on at the crest of a highway near Duncan's Service Station five miles south of Johnson City yesterday afternoon. Injured were James Lewis 24 of Johnson City with a fractured left arm, Bob Treadway 23 of Johnson City with forehead injuries, Cornelia Clay 17 of Castlewood Virginia with head and facial lacerations, and Irene Wampler 20 of Nickelsville Virginia with facial cuts. The Ford coupe owner and driver was unnamed.
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Times
Johnson City
Here
James Lewis
Duncan's
Bob Treadway
Cornelia Clay
Castlewood
Irene Wampler
Nickelsville
Strike Threatens Industrial Strife in New York
New York March 10 Union leaders push a citywide strike of building service employees amid a nine day walkout. Banks, real estate owners, department stores, hotels and insurance firms named as targets. Bambrick blames banks and landlords for stalled talks. realty board demands modifications to mayor’s plan.
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New York
F. H. LaGuardia
LaGuardia
James J. Bamprick
Building Service Employes
Bambrick
Realty Advisory Board
Thesday
New York City
Fog delays hunt for girl's slayer in Pennsylvania
Washington March 10 uP A man seen running away just before 19 year old Grace Ellen Gillespie staggered into her kitchen and died from wounds said to be from a laser. Police seek James McGinnis, a 19 year old miner, linked to the killing after the blinding fog hindered the search. The girl went to her Avella home basement to fetch a screwdriver for salted fish, then was escorted by McGinnis who later fled toward nearby woods. Grace Ellen died a short time later on the basement stairs.
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Washington
Grace Ellen Gillespie
S. J. Powell
W. B. McBride
James McGin
Charlex Fryer
McGinnis
Ting
Grace Ellen
Flat earth theorist predicts Mussolini world ruler
An obscure flat earth advocate predicts Benito Mussolini will dominate the world and steer Europe toward war. He warns one world will emerge with limited government and vows hard work and total abstinence from liquor and tobacco.
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Avers Mussolini
Benito Mussolini
Arggrinys Clini
Lie
Alliance Seen Heavy Artillery Sent to Front by Germans and French
France's Premier Albert Sarraut urged League of Nations unity to fight for peace as Britain refused immediate aid to remove German troops from the Rhineland. He warned that if Hitler violates Locarno, France would push military alliances and armaments races.
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Associated Press
France
Albert Sarrayt
League of Nations
Great Britain
Germany
Rhineland
Britain
Belgium
Paris
London
England
Geing
Chamber of Deputies
Sarraut
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Ateror
Alsace
der Fuehrer
Reichswehr
Bonn
Nazi Germany
Reich
Council
Eden
Edward VIII
Italy
Rome
John Evans
Albert Sivraut
Tiller
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Breen
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Veletin Peagut Hotelonanager
Phillips House
Echiremmat
F.D. R
Dresenheim
Straspbourg
Girl’s Slayer
Miner
Gebins Phter
al Tie Bee
Vallva
Mussolini
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