Senate Changes In Appropriations Passed By House
Nashville Mayel (7. GF) reports the general appropriation bill as amended by the senate was approved for the governor's signature. House action avoided a nonconcurrence, with funds set to about 7 million for 1482. April 1 start, reorganizations and abolitions planned. Aveline tag refund dispute resolved. affidavits not required. Senate kept game and fish funds intact, rejected transferring 100,000 to the general fund.
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Mayel
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Youse
Sistas
Viva Vore Vate
House
Access Committee
Finance and Taxation
Dancey Porl
Walter M. Haynes
Prantiin
Fort
Port
Game and Fish Division
Attorney General’s
Garysburg mayor blocks town elections for 19 years
In Garysburg Northampton County North Carolina Mayor W H Joyner a state senator has halted municipal elections for 19 years arguing costs and satisfaction with current leadership. Aldermen are appointed to fill vacancies and Joyner claims relatives back home support him keeping the town without regular ballots despite newcomer calls for change.
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Ral High
N. C
Mar
North Carolina
W. H. Joyner
Northampton County
Garysburg
Will Joyner
Joyner
House to Send Beer Bill to Conference
President Roosevelt plans to sign the economy bill granting broad power to cut federal spending. The measure passed the House 374 to 19 after Senate amendments and faces possible quick enactment though delay kept Vice President Garner from signing. Constituents push for budget balancing via economy, reorganization, and tax changes on beer. Nebraska ranchers with vast lands use airplanes to monitor cattle.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Mondey
Carner
Rainey
Congress speeds Roosevelt program as wartime pace
Washington dispatch notes the rapid congressional action on President Roosevelt’s expansive proposals mirrors World War II urgency. Bipartisan cooperation flourishes in the short session with patriotism trumping partisanship though lawmakers split on farm and unemployment plans. House and Senate leaders steer divisions while critics flood officials with telegrams and letters urging support.
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Washington
Mar
Congress
Roosevelt
Jase
Senate
House
Rainey
Burns
Tennessee
Beer content dispute delays enactment until next week
House leaders move to send the beer legislation to conference with the Senate to resolve differences on alcohol limits. House favored 3.2 percent, Senate 3.05 to 3.04, with debates over wine provisions and age restrictions. Senate leaders predict a Monday signing and April 4 sales, while conference committees seek agreement before final passage.
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Washington
Mar
House
Senate
Burns
Tennessee
Aft
Doughton
Ways
Cullen
New York
McCormack
Massachusetts
Coughton
Roosevelt farm program faces tougher path in Congress
Washington March 17 President Roosevelt outlines a bold plan to fight agricultural ills seeking urgent congressional action over eight days after earlier proposals. The Senate shows signs of rebellion while the House rushes to pass the bill before adjournment. Professors analyze the lengthy measure amid White House pressure for a careful trial and licensing provisions under Wallace.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevel
Congress
White House
Senate
House
J Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt
Russell
Georgia
Léng
Louisiana
Wallace
Farm relief plan born from a trainside wisecrack
President Roosevelt presented his farm relief program to Congress for emergency action within 12 days of inauguration. The concept originated a week ago in a smoking car on a speeding train from Chicago, sparked by a sharp remark from farm leaders and editors in response to Secretary Wallace’s call last Friday.
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Washington
Mer
Roosevelt
Congress
Chicago
Wallace
Roads Lead to Rome as BritIrish Parley Nears
World hopes for disarmament rise as British and Italian leaders and other chiefs converge on Rome for a high level parley. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Sir John Simon travel from Geneva to discuss Italy’s stance on disarmament, debts, tariffs, and currency stability with Mussolini.
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Rome
Mar
Italy
France
England
United States
Ramsay MacDonald
Mussolini
Il Popolo D’italia
Hitler
Germany
MacDonald
Geneva
John Simon
Giornale D'Italia
Congress to be kept busy with program action
President Roosevelt plans to push immediate farm relief and employment measures, seeking no recess until key reforms pass. He met with Senators Byrnes and Bulkley to discuss moving forward, aiming to place first the farm and employment bills before tackling banking and railroad legislation in the administration’s emergency program. Continued discussion and possible late-week progress cited.
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Washington
Mar
Congress
Roosevelt
Byrnes
South Carolina
Bulkley
Ohio
Monilay
Garner
Senate
Capitol
Administration Farm Relief
Wallace
farme_organization
Fim
Hundreds of Gaels honor St Patrick in New York parade
In New York City crowds estimated at twenty five thousand lined Fifth Avenue from 50th Street for St Patrick s Day celebrations. The 105th Fighting Trish regiment led marchers including Sarsfield MacSwiney Shen don and Menchester Martyrs clubs with Monaghan Cork Clare Kerry and Tipperary contingents. Grand Marshal Roderick J Kennedy, 85, hosted his final parade as he swapped his horse for an automobile. Alfred E Smith planned to review alongside Mayor John P O'Brien with a telegram of welcome from the ex-governor.
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105Th
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Hibernians
Sarsfield, MacSwiney
Shendon
Menchester Martyrs
Robert Emmett Club
Napper- Tardy
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Innisfall
County Monaghan
Cork
Clare
Kerry
Tipperary
Roderick J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Alfred E. Smith
John P. O'Brien
Kennnedy
Roddy
Tornado Toll Mounts as Relief is Mapped
Washington reports a 16 day tax relief period skewing early March revenue data. For March 15 receipts reached 18,659,901 dollars, higher than last year, while the first 16 days totaled 34,082,340 dollars, over two million more than the prior year. Officials note many returns were delayed by banking holiday extensions.
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Washington
Treasury
Maren
Third Doctor Pleads Guilty Drug Charges
GREENEVILLE Tennessee March 1 of Dr Harry Warlock 28 Erwin osteopath pleaded guilty in federal court to narcotic law violations and was placed on probation for three years. Last week Dr Charles McFadden Johnson City and Dr Ro Hard Elizabethton pleaded guilty. McFadden received three years in prison and five years probation. Hard faced a three year probation.
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Greeneville
Tenn
Harry P. Worlock
Erwin Osteopath
Charles McFadden
Johnson City
Ro Hard
Elizabethton
McFadden
Hurdy
Mellon Leaves London For United States Voyage
Andrew W. Mellon ends two years as United States ambassador in London and Yosuke Matsuoka departs for the United States aboard the Leviathan. Both men travel today to discuss the Far East situation and Japanese American relations with influential leaders from President Roosevelt downward.
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London
Andrew W. Mellon
United States
Yosuke Matsuoka
Japan
League of Nations
Leviathan
Matsuoka
Roosevelt
Death toll rises in Kingsport tornado aftermath
Reconstruction and rehabilitation continue in the storm struck Kingsport area as Rev W H Hamey, 75, dies in wreckage. Red Cross leaders oversee relief with D Melville Carr and F L Cloud guiding efforts. Clyde Baird arrives to assume reconstruction duties. Donations to Red Cross and direct mail to R T Peters urged. Kingsport and nearby communities contribute food, clothing, and furniture for victims.
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Smricken
W. H. Hamey
Kingsport
American Red Cross
American Rail Cross
R. T. Peters
Johnson City
Bristol
Fairbanks Denies Love Theft Charge in Dietz Suit
Douglas Fairbanks Jr. refutes charges of alienation of affections and false imprisonment filed by Jorgen Dietz in Los Angeles. Dietz seeks 60000 damages, alleging Dietz was coerced and imprisoned to drop claims. The case ties into a December district attorney investigation involving Lucy Doraine and Fairbanks, with Dietz accused of pressuring Fairbanks to buy a necklace for an eventual marriage. Mrs. Dietz, now in Copenhagen, is cited as central to the alleged affair across a year starting February 1931.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Jorgen Dietz
Dietz
Solveig Diet
Fairbanks
Michael Levee
Fairbank
Levee
Fairbanke
Lucy Doraine
Baron Fitts
Fitts
Fairbanks, Jr
Doraine
Joan Crawford
Tornado Toll Rises Across Tennessee After Nashville Storm
Relief forces work to comfort hundreds of victims as deaths in East Tennessee climb to 89. Eleven died in Nashville and four at Lebanon. Fatalities include Minnie Freeman and her children in Lonesome Valley, Richard Langon, and Rev. William Ramsey. Kingsport and Middlesboro hospitals report multiple serious cases. Red Cross fund drives reach 9027.62 dollars with merchandise gifts.
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Nashville
Tenn
East Tennessee
Alate
Tennessee
Lebanon
Minnie Freeman
Lonesome Valley
Arthur
Richard Langon
Middlesboro
Pruden
William H. Ramsey
Kingsport
Hed Cross
Dixie cotton boom lifts Dixie mood and wallets
Dixie officials in Atlanta note a cotton price surge that adds millions to wealth expectations as New Orleans market resumes trading. A $5 rise per bale with net $3.75 to $4.25 gains spreads optimism through growers and merchants, fueling spend on groceries, clothing, seeds, farm gear, and church notes.
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