Relief Bill 35 Near Its Last Ballot Today
Washington march 18 the 4 880 000 000 relief bill with the prevailing wage issue compl ied today approached the final ballot on passage. leadership confident efforts to slash the fund by half offered the most serious threat remaining. Roosevelt's friends believed the drive would fail. The house planned a ballot on the 2 000 000 000 cash bonus, stop opposed by the White House. Debates to 11 hours and votes on all forms of cash payments were allowed. Hopkins clashed with Governor Tavey over relief decisions amid European risk notes. The senate considered extending NRA and heard views on labor. The House faced bills on currency and the American Legion bonus with conflict over payment methods.
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Donis
Eash
Darrow
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Hill
Weather Outlook for Tennessee and Virginia Changes
Rain and warming trend predicted for Tennessee with rising temperatures tonight and into Tuesday. Virginia expects partly cloudy skies and a gradual temperature rise, with rain moving in from interior regions by Tuesday afternoon or night, affecting Tuesday night conditions.
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Heiress Barbara Hutton to keep title after divorce plans
Barbara Hutton Mdivani, heiress to the Woolworth fortune, announces divorce plans but insists on being called Princess. She travels toward Reno to finalize the third marriage while stating no compensation will be paid to her estranged husband, Alex. Hotel staff are instructed to continue using her title as she remains secluded in a London hotel suite.
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EAEE Fraternity Rites End In Burns At College
Seven months after initiation rites at Little Hook College the EAEE fraternity pledges suffered silver nitrate burns. Doctors split on severity with some noting only superficial injuries while others feared deeper damage. Treatments failed to fully ease pain as youth described nearly blistered faces. Authorities consider no criminal intent amid investigation into possible solution concentration.
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Three Die When Duel Is Fought
Swainsboro Ga March 18 AP A pistol duel after the slaying of a young woman at a roadhouse dance left three dead Sheriff P L Youmans said Odessa Jones was shot during the Saturday night dance Gary Fields was named as the shooter A few minutes later Fields and Harry Nunn fought at close range Nunn died instantly Fields died later
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P. L. Youwang
Youmans
Odessa Jones
Gary Fields
Fields
Harry Nunn
Nunn
Legislators Plan to Unite Efforts in Nashville
Nashville March 18 Several members of the house of representatives gathered today to join forces in support of legislation they are interested in Rep James F Corn Bradley said about 12 would attend a meeting solely to back bills they favor The group aims to shape its plan for a drive for passage when the general assembly convenes next Monday Not Oppositionist Corn called it a mutual help association and said representatives would aid each other in passing their measures Rep Sir Hicks stressed they are not forming to oppose anyone continued on page eight.
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General Assembly
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Rheat
Stunt Pilot Dies In Strange Crash At Montgomery
Clifton Tribble, 28, of Owensboro, a noted stunt flier, died after a dangerous outside loop failed to recover. His plane, fitted with belly tanks for inverted flying, plunged from about 500 feet during a crowd of 10,000 at Municipal Airport. A parachute tangled in the tail as investigators began examining three theories of the crash.
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Roosevelts Embark On Their 31st Year Of Matrimony
Washington reports the Roosevelts marking their thirty first wedding anniversary with a low key White House celebration. Eleanor Roosevelt wore her square cut diamond ring and a gold locket given in 1908 while Franklin designed a matching watch. The couple shared scrambled eggs in a chafing dish and hosted only family.
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Flood Waters Move South as Levees Cracked Across Region
In Memphis on March 18 the St. Francis River flood crested, inundating over 110,000 acres of farmland and forcing refugees. Levee breaks, numbering 18 along the basin, spread distress into Arkansas and Missouri while public buildings opened to shelter evacuees. Rescue trains were sent toward Alfon's Island near Senath as some families refused evacuation.
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Congress Debates Social Security Plan Additions
Washington March 15 A move in Congress to ease part of the administration social security plan drew early assertions that the suggestion had been rejected by the president. Lawmakers not named said Roosevelt insisted unemployment insurance aid to dependent mothers and children accompany old age pensions and annuities. Isabella Greenway MD Ariz helped push signatures to force a caucus on lifting pensions as a separate measure.
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Showdown in German churches stirs Protestant strife
Berlin dispatch details a tense clash over Nazi church policy as hundreds of pastors face arrest or house confinement in Saxony and Torussia. The Confessional Synod led by Rev Niemoeller resists unification moves, awaiting possible trials and bail decisions amid police pressure.
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Federal men chase mountain killer in Leesburg hunt
In Leesburg Virginia on March 13 a 66 year old ex convict Thomas Quisenberry described as a bearded sure shooting mountain feudist was captured after a two day pursuit aided by air planes and a short wave radio. A federal and state team tracked him through ravines after a trooper Clarenes McClary died from a rifle shot during the stand off.
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Virginia
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Coast
PLAN ALLIANCE TO KEEP CHECK ON HERR HITLER
Paris reports France seeks a union of peaceful peoples to form a defensive working agreement with Britain and Italy to deter Germany. Officials expect a joint protest and possible action under Versailles treaty provisions with League of Nations consultation. Article eleven rights are cited for council or assembly action.
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De Lawd Richard Berry Harrison to be buried in Chicago
New York, March 18. Richard Berry Harrison known as De Lawd in The Green Pastures will be laid to rest in Chicago after a state display in the Cathedral of St John the Divine. He died at 70 after a career that brought him fame from humble beginnings to a landmark in American drama. His coffin bore 1,658 flowers, one for each performance.
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Ex Crown Prince Favors Plan For German Draft
Ex crown prince Friedrich Wilhelm backs Hitler's plan to conscript a new German army modeled on the old imperial force. Draft announcement sparks market gains in Berlin as Reichswehr moves to coordinate units and prepare recruitment. Diplomatic circles anticipate Simon talks may probe arms limits and peace plans.
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Berlin
Germany honors world war chief Ludendorff in Nazi tribute
Berlin March 38 (P) General Ludendorff, long seen as a hero of the great war, was spotlighted at memorial ceremonies after a tribute by defense minister Werner Von Blomberg. Reich leaders cited his Atlaslike power and World War I role, while a goose-stepping parade of 14,009 troops unfolded.
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Germany
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Secret Graves of Convicts in North Carolina Explored
Raleigh March 18 an investigating committee probing prison conditions in Mecklenburg county returned empty handed after searches at the former Wa tauga county camp site for buried convicts said to have died from brutal treatment Bob Carter an ex convict testified to burying a prisoner at Stony Fork and described harsh confinement leading to amputations and freezing weather injuries while the panel sought bodies and exact sites
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Careter
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