Costly Greek Revolt Hints at Long Fallout
Greece faces a massive financial and political price from its failed revolt with government estimates pegging the cost at about 18 million pounds or roughly 190 million dollars. The upheaval threatens years of recovery, potential purges of officers, and a shift in royalist and republican loyalties as Venizelos flees Crete and loyalists regain control.
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Associated Press
Athens
Aleutherious Venizelos
Crete
Averolf
Aycroft
Venizelos
Marine Ministry
Psara
Leta
Nereus
Dedes Gud
Weather notes show colder spells across several states
The fragmentary report indicates colder temperatures and fair to partly cloudy conditions across Tennessee Virginia California Georgia and Kentucky with scattered frost risk in western portions and a mix of rain and clearing skies in other areas. Localized temperatures vary with cooler overnight lows and a trend toward milder Wednesday highs in eastern regions.
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Tennessee
West
WNC
Virginia
Nowme Catolina
Portinas Grorgla
Coller
Kentucky
Chattanooga TVA Power Bond Vote Cast Today
Chattanooga voters cast ballots on a $5,000,000 municipal electric system bond issue to bring Tennessee Valley Authority power. County election officials reported long lines and strong turnout as supporters and opponents debated whether TVA power benefits justify the debt. Leaders of the pro bond Public League predicted a favorable result while opponents warned of municipal ownership risks in the valley. The issue centers on aligning Chattanooga with TVA and the nation’s electrification program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loghtowe
Associated Press
Sitaff
Merriam
HWW
Tennessee Valley Authority
Chattanooga
Citizens and Splyers Association
Public League
Basi
Maywark
TVA
Roosevelt
PVA
Chatsmeog
Ponsusse Valley
Alplo
Piuge
Long
Farley
Senate hearing erupts as Shearer denounces un American critics
William B. Shearer, a prominent navy advocate, hurled anti American accusations at senators during a tense session of the senate munition s committee. The hearing halted after a clash with Chairman Nye and Senator Bone as Shearer protested being called cowardly and claimed he had been framed in prior investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Shearer
Navy
Senate Munitions Committee
Bone
Shearer
Clark
D-Mo
Nye
R-Nd
Washington
Geneva
WL Wakeman
Bethlehem — Shipbuilding Cerporation
Hearst
Lst
J. L. Shaver
Commonwealth Labor College
Commonwealth
Insull Acquitted In Embezzlement Case In Chicago
In Chicago on March 12, after two hours and sixteen minutes of deliberation, a jury acquitted Samuel Insull and his son Samuel Jr. of embezzling sixty six thousand dollars from Middle West Utilities. The verdict marks a third legal victory for the family against prosecutors over prior fraud charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samuel
Cornelius J. Harrington
Midas” of Finance
Selion Dollar
Middle West Utilities Company
Insull
United States
Turlee
Samuel, Jr
Jagr
Droshey
Martin
Rently
Southern forests offer ample material for newsprint
A federal survey by the Southern forest experiment station in New Orleans reports Georgia Florida and South Carolina forests can supply paper and rayon precursors. It covers unit areas in each state with about one fourth of the South's forests surveyed and plans dozen more regions across six states to be studied under a national forests survey.
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Savann
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
South
Southern Forest Experiment Station
New Orleans
Charles
Herty
Dh Experi
Savannah
Thei
Alabma
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
Naional Forests Survey
Congress
Three Men Like Winds by H G Wells in Washington
British author H G Wells called General Hugh Johnson Senator Huey P Long and Father Coughlin “great winds blowing across the nation.” He arrived in Washington and said he would seek conversations with the four to learn the meaning and importance of the winds. He planned talks with Towns and others, with continuation noted on page eight.
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Jerry
Greene
Associated Press
Washington
Mar
H. G. Wells
Hugh
Johnson
Huey P. Long
Charles
Coughli
FE. Towns
Charles E. Coughlin
Blue Eagle
Radio Spain
Long
Father Coughlin
Erwin Wasey Company
Pathor Coughlin
Father Coughin
Huey FP. Long
Farley
Charles 3. Coughlin
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Mr. Roosevelt
Utility Holding
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Quibble Over The Right To Fortune In Reynolds Smith Case
Mrs Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith testified she did not sign a deposition used in obtaining her divorce from Smith Reynolds Grey Reynolds case in Nevada on November 23 1928. The dispute centers on distributing Reynolds 1 000 000 trust for their daughter Anne Cannon Reynolds second. The Reno attorney claimed his client was mentally competent when making the deposition. The Cannon family seeks to exclude Libby Solman and Christopher Smith Reynolds from the fortune. A responsive filing was read in court.
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Smith Reynolds
Deposition
Winston-Salem
N. C
Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith
Smith Reynold
Reno
Nev
Smith
Superior Court
Clayton Moore
Reynolds
Albert D. Ayers
Anne
Cannon Reynolds
Libby Solman
and Reynolds
Christopher Smith Reynolds
Wretio
Moore
J. A. Bartsel
Concord
Cannon
Reynelds
Tris
Cichter
Federal prison population rises after repeal of liquor laws
Washington reports jail populations are increasing despite liquor law repeal. Sanford Bates, director of the Bureau of Prisons, testified to the House Appropriations Committee that Fort Leavenworth annex holds 1,695 prisoners, a war department property. New Orleans jail also sees record arrests for illegal liquor as lawmakers note the growing federal inmate total, which stood at 14,010 on February 22 with weekly gains.
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Washington
Sanford Bates
Bureau of Prisons
House Appropriations Committee
Bureau
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
War Department
New Orleans
Louisiana
Department of Dustine
Oliver
D-Ala
Cummings
Bureau of Investigation
Nine killed in avalanche near Graz Austria
An avalanche near Graz Austria killed four women and five men from a Vienna ski group. Fourteen of the 25 skiers were swept away, a mass of snow roared down, with five rescued after being carried several hundred yards.
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Graz
Austria
Vienna
Here
Germany confirms air force and military aviation pact breach
Berlin reports Reichswehr confirms the air force exists and Goering will head it. Civilian air sport falls under army orders and the move is blamed on Versailles treaty provisions. Officials say signatory powers will be informed March 23. Continued on page eight.
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Associated Press
Hermann ‘Wilhelm Goering
Germany
London
Berlin
Wilhelm Goering
Offlieva
Reichswehr
Arkansas Senate moves to pass anti sedition bill
Norman Thomas visited Arkansas as part of a drive for sharecroppers while the state senate revived a strict anti sedition bill. The proposal could imprison sedition up to 20 years as critics warn of overreach. Senator J L Shaver urged recall after Commonwealth Labor College findings and ongoing tensions from tenant farmer strife linked to sharecropper disputes and a broader anti–violence push.
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Little Rock
Ark
Norman Thomas
Arkansas
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House
Senator Shaver
Nex
Laarch Flan
Lucien Koch
Commonwealth
Thomas
Tne
Southern
Tenant Farmers’ Union
Cincinnati
Regulation of utilities urged in FDR's message
President Roosevelt called Congress to regulate public utility holding companies continuing a broad assault on what he described as a device that harms investors and stifles legitimate business. He warned that except where necessary for geographic utility systems the holding companies must go and criticized propaganda opposing the legislation.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Capitol Hill
Daval Power Policy
Tye
General to Answer Coughlin On Three Points
The General said he would reply to Father Coughlin in detail, noting he must address three key issues: distortion of his statements, falsifications of facts in his general record, and other discrepancies. Continued on page eight.
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Father Coughlin
Jones county convict Ouida Keeton found guilty in murder trial
A Jones county circuit court found Ouida Keeton guilty with recommendation of life imprisonment for murdering her mother Mrs Daisy Keeton. Judge Pack sentenced her to life in the state penitentiary after a two week trial. The jury, after a night deliberation, ruled Keeton guilty and recommended life. Prosecution claimed a fiendish killing and body disposal.
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Laurel
N.2s
Jones County
Ouida Keeton
Daisy Keeton
W. Joe Pack
W. M. Carter
Quida
Kee
Ton
Carter
Pack
Alonzo Blackwell
Blackwell
Silver Dollar Pay Day Grips Gadsden Workers
In Gadsden Alabama March 12 Silver dollars flood Gulf States Steel payrolls as 3000 employees receive semi monthly pay in coin. Authorities and merchants track circulation with pestal cards and daily checks planned for a week. An estimated 100000 silver dollars may change hands in the event.
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Gadsden
Ala
Gulf States Steel Corporation
L. E. Geohegan
Gulf State Corporation
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James A. Mills
Associated Press Foreign Staff
The
Apsoekticnl Press
Yugoslavia
Greece
Bewayer
Nicholas Plustiras
Denetrius Gounaris
Itd Lore
Cif
Sime Star
George
Mi Hee Jie
Delhi
Indi
Duke of Kent
Kir George
England
Marina
Lox Seid
Crewe
Roy
Nicholas Vlastirus
Italy
TVA Power
Preston L. Grover
Midas
Southern States
U. S
Coughlin
Ies
Bill
F.D.R
Hugh Jonhson
White House
Donald R. Richberg
Senate Finance Committee
NBA
Wiliam B. Shearer
Big Navy
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
House Banking Committee
Ickes
Robert W. Moses
New York Triborough
Smites Hugh
Charles Coughlin
McCarran
D-New
Macy BP. Long
India
Quida Keeton
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