New Farm Relief Plan Sparks House Debate
New ideas sprout as House studies farm relief plan backed by nationwid e farm organizations. Representative Lyons, Democratic leader, indicated enough support to pass the bill substantially unchanged next week. Senate prospects unclear, with Republican Senator Nye predicting changes before approval. Continued discussion and committee action planned, as administration proposals draw swift attention from both chambers.
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Beer Availability Expands Across Twenty Three States
In a broad shift, beer will be available immediately in 23 states where enforcement acts were absent or repealed. liberalization messages accompany the change as policymakers extend access and streamline regulations.
State Banks May Be Conserved
President Tods evelt via executive order empowers state banking officials to appoint conservators for state banks within the Federal Reserve system when necessary under emergency banking laws. The order does not grant licenses to reopen. Continues on page six.
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Father Kills 3 Children and Himself at Wife’s Grave
Philadelphia report says Gilbert W. Friend, 28, killed his three children aged four months to eight years then shot himself at the gravesite of his wife Marianne Magee who died last December and was buried in Upper Darby. Police found the bodies under a blanket with a note in the car. The coroner said the shootings occurred two hours before discovery.
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Cullen beer bill in conference stage for quick compromise
Washington March 18 The 3.2 and 3.04 percent alcohol limits clash as Cullen beer bill nears conference. Roosevelt ready to sign and rule operative after 15 days. Disputes include age 16 sales ban and 3.05 wine content. House conferees plan informal weekend talks to speed agreement and vote Monday.
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Showers and Colder Tennessee Forecast Summary
Mostly cloudy showers and thunderstorms expected Sunday, with east portions seeing activity Monday. Colder conditions move in Monday night across west and central Tennessee. Virginia forecast calls for mostly cloudy Sunday and Monday with occasional showers and colder air in the far west Monday. Readings taken at 6:00 p.m. with no rain reported Friday.
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Holiday extended for Tennessee banks by governor
A 30 day bank holiday extension was proclaimed by Governor Hill McAlister to protect depositors and creditors. The move allows the state superintendent of banks to limit withdrawals if needed. most Tennessee banks operate normally amid federal restrictions. The bank superintendent said no new regulations would be issued at this time. An earlier earthquake in Los Angeles was felt at 12 53 pm with no new damage reported.
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Roosevelt Pushes Forward Permanent Legislative Plan
President Roosevelt outlined a broad permanent program aiming to reform the economy, finance and housing. He ordered budget cuts to save about 500 million dollars, moves to legalize beer, and a reforestation project employing 200000 men. The plan envisions railroad, banking, and unemployment measures, plus a government reorganization.
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Unemployed Italian Girl Offers Five Dollar Gold Piece to Roosevelt
A Brooklyn based Italian girl, unemployed and with no job, arrives at the White House with a five dollar gold piece and gold chain. She forwards a letter to President Roosevelt explaining her sacrifice to aid the nation’s monetary stability. She asks no publicity, stating she desires no fame, and notes a hope that others may follow.
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Red Cross Plea for Donations in Kingsport Area
The American Red Cross and helpers push reconstruction and relief in Kingsport area after the storm. Committees organize for building, clothing and donations while trucks collect and deliver food and goods. About 200 workers cleaned debris at John Hicks farm. money and further donations remain urgently needed for ongoing rehabilitation efforts.
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MacDonald and Mussolini Discuss Europe's Troubles in Rome
In Rome on March 18 AP reports British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Italian Premier Mussolini spent nearly two hours addressing Europe's political tensions. They spoke on disarmament, Italy France relations, and Mussolini's stance toward Hitler, urging cooperation among England Italy France and Germany to stabilize peace. The pair planned further talks and a meal at Venezia Palace before a second meeting the next day.
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Beer license graft alleged in city council race
Police warned would be beer sellers about inflated licenses. Report says two individuals sold engraved licenses claimed to grant exclusive rights to sell beer in neighborhoods for 383 down and 3 a month while council considered licenses at 100 a month. The incident highlights corruption concerns in local licensing.
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