Floods Wreck Bridges and Homes as Refugees Flee
Torrents surge across the Northeast forcing mass evacuations in Pennsylvania New Jersey New York and New England. Dozens of bridges and a dam failed while hundreds of families became homeless as rivers rose freezing temperatures intensified misery and railroads highways and farmsteads suffered flood damage across multiple states and provinces.
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Weather Outlook Shows Warmth and Cloudy Patches Across Regions
Readable segments describe gradual temperature increases in Virginia and North Carolina with periods of cloudiness. Southwest and coastal areas expected warmer tonight into Saturday with scattered showers possible. A cooling trend by Sunday may bring unsettled conditions and light rain in central regions.
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City accountant accused amid Detroit bank embezzlement case
Detroit March 13 a city accountant Harry M Tyler was found dead by a self-inflicted gunshot in his basement after an alleged embezzlement of 349 00 from city trust funds. City Treasurer Albert El Cobo asserted police have absolute proof of the theft, while Mayor Frank P Pennsens vowed ongoing investigation. Inspectors noted Tyler owned four expensive cars and a summer home near Charlevoix, northern Michigan.
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Campaign fund disparities in early 1930s U S politics
Washington dispatch notes GOP fundraising at 261 387 in first two months versus Democrats 43 053 amid jousting over New Deal finance policy. Hoover Robinson clash echoed in radio remarks as House debates Townsend pension probe and tax program progress stalls, with page eight continuation indicated.
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High Court Rulings From Nashville Supreme Court Opinions
The Nashville high court issued opinions on ceriorari cases including Automobile Sales Co. vs A N Stallentine denied with par ticipation notes. Edna Drake et al v Mary Neil Gott Sullivan County planted. Tribble Ruth Tribble Bedford equity granted. Several other denials noted with Justice DeHaven and special justice participation.
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George Bryant
Claiborne Equity
Edna Drake
Kennamer Sentence Upheld In Manslaughter Conviction
Oklahoma City court today upheld the manslaughter conviction of Kennamer in the killing of Correll a Tulsa student. The defense sought a retrial after a complex appeal over venue and sentencing terms. Kennamer faces potential return to prison if the appeal fails, while his supporters cite self defense elements in the case.
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Tulsa
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Benner
Deferre
Porters celebrate Friday thirteenth triplet anniversary
In Soldier Kentucky Carter county, Mr and Mrs Evert Porter recall how Friday December 1 brought their triplets Nellie Nettie and Norman after months of hardship. The community offered aid with food clothing fuel and money and today they mark the trio's anniversary amid gratitude for luck turning their luckless Friday.
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Hauptmann Still Hopes for Break
Bruno Richard Hauptmann remains in his cell as his last reprieve deadline passed. Governor Hoffman says he cannot grant another reprieve. Hoffman continues Lindbergh case investigations while Hauptmann expects a new reprieve despite the governor’s decision.
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N. J. Mar
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Lloyd Fisher
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Hoffman
Michael Koszynski
Camden
Crown Attorneys Demand Penalty For Kidnaping Case
March 13 report from Dorchester Nova Scotia details a trial in which Mrs May Bannister faces murder and kidnapping charges over a dramatic plot to gain a baby. Frances Bannister testifies the family retrieved a baby from a shack near Betty Lake, leading to a fatal fire and the death of Daniel Lake. Arthur Bannister and another brother face murder or related charges as prosecutors press for conviction based on testimony about the events and infant items found at the Bannister home.
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Tax plan outlined by group will not be revised
Washington March 13 A House Ways and Means subcommittee outlined a would be tax on undistributed corporate earnings to yield about 620 million dollars as requested by the administration. The plan aims to tax undivided net income with up to 55 percent on higher brackets and seeks to tax dividends paid to foreign stockholders. The panel questioned reserving undistributed net income tax free, insisting corporations pay tax on all undistributed earnings.
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Dust Bowl Farms Await High Winds
Farmers on the high plains trench furrows and dikes to trap and hold soil as spring winds threaten, part of a Civilian Conservation Corps effort to dust proof land across Texas, Oklahoma, southwestern Kansas, southeastern Colorado, and northeastern New Mexico. Officials call the trenching a multi year defense against dust storms, with CCC diggers reporting wind-driven sand showings and the plan to expand contour furrows along slopes.
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Associated Press
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Goebler
Italy Denounces Sanction Plan Against Der Fuehrer
London dispatch reports Soviet Russia backing France for strong penalties on Germany after Rhineland violation. Diplomats from France, Belgium, Italy, and Britain convened in London to decide on possible diplomatic, financial, and military sanctions. Delegations discussed a 24 hour ultimatum to Hitler and evacuation demands as the League of Nations weighs action.
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Psychological Forces Viewed by Psychiatrist
Psychiatrist J L Moreno analyzes the Rhineland crisis figures Adolf Hitler Anthony Eden Maxim Litvinoff Pierre Etienne Flandin and Albert Sarraut as front row players with background peers The piece portrays Hitler as a surprised attack strategist who seeks to unsettle opponents and even destabilize his closer circle by presenting himself as inspired and prophetic The analysis explores psychological tactics in leadership and politics
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Rhineland
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Anthony Eden
Maxim Litvinoff
Pierre- Etienne Flandin
Albert Sarraut
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Troops Move Into Ethiopian Center
Rome March 13 Italy's African armies push in Northern and Southern Ethiopia Marshal Badoglio reports planes bombing between Neghelli and Addis Ababa Galla and Borano tribesmen claim victorious actions in the south Eritrean front moving reaches Alendra and Fenarea advanced third army corps reach near Fenarea aviation bombs Eucerfed zone and south of Quorang Somaliland front shows continued aviation activity between Neghelli and Addis Ababa Guerrelli tribesmen who submitted to us conduct effective guerrilla actions as locals rally near Nee 1 region Continued on page eight
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European Peace Allies Stand Together Amid Pact Talks
Soviet officials warn saber rattlers as Western states pursue a mutual assistance framework linked to the Franco Soviet pact. The move aims to create a new nucleus for security alliances while touching on Locarno and Warsaw alliances and potential German involvement.
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Securite
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