Senate delays start of Wagner labor hearings amid AFL CIO talks
The Senate labor committee voted to delay hearings on amendments to the Wagner Act until next Tuesday to allow more time for AFL CIO peace negotiations. Borah said negotiations resume Friday, with broad sentiment to extend time for labor peace talks.
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R-Ida
Congress of Industrial Organizations
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AFL
CIO
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Workers Alliance
House
WPA
David Lasser
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Wagner
D-Ny
Senate
Federal Housing Administration
Marrmar 5
Becles
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Silver Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Wellace
House Agriculture Committee
House Military Committee
Congress
Bee
Weather Summary For Tennessee And Kentucky
Weather outlook notes fair skies with rising temperatures. In Tennessee warmer tonight with increased cloudiness in the north. Kentucky sees fair conditions and warmer trends tonight through Thursday with a chance of showers later.
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Tennessee
Kentccry
Warner
Cloielness
Wagner Bill Would Create 92 Million Health Fund
Senator Wagner proposes a federal health fund with 92 million dollars for next year to aid state medical and hospital services. States must match funds, decide eligibility, and determine who receives aid, with priorities from President Roosevelt’s call for health system study.
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Washington
Congress
Wagner
D.M
Roosevelt
Wasner
Urges Nation Aid for Souths Recovery
Nashville social workers press for federal aid to address Southern economic woes. A Raleigh editor warns of competition from Northern manufacturers and calls for a wise solution to welfare recreation security and health issues.
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Nashville
Marsh
Tennessee
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh, N. C
Tennessee Conference
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Japan
Stone Carvings Hint At Roanoke Colony Fate
Edenton North Carolina March 2 Historians tracing Roanoke Colony disappearances were intrigued by a newly found stone with markings resembling the first. A September 1937 stone was studied by Prof. J. Pearce Jr of the University. The latest stone found near Center 12 five miles from Chowan Perquimans shows markings judged by authorities to be from the colonists.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
JU S. Pearce, Jr
Enery University
H. T. Chappel
Chowan
Ned
Emmy Rrofussor
Richard Dilkird
County civic clubs to discuss new Blountville jail
The county court plans a joint meeting with 48 members invited from civic clubs across the county and Bristol to debate the need for a new jail in Blountville. Sponsors say Rotary and Kiwanis groups will join with Parent Teacher associations as county officials consider replacing the over crowded, unsanitary facility.
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Eastman
Steasers
Sponors
Rotary and Kiwanis
Kingsport
Bristol
George One
Spanao
Shelburne Ferguson
T. R. Bandy
Roby A. Mham
Bradley
Couple Quizzed Over Dynamite Death Mystery
In Cave in Rock Illinois March 22 authorities said they will question a man and a woman held in Saline county jail Harrisburg regarding the dynamite death of Erry Austin 46 year old NYA superintendent. The suspects Mrs Alice Austin 23 estranged wife and Theodore Simmons 30 neighbor were moved from Hardin jail after a tense scene at Elizabeth town. Austin died after dynamite exploded beneath floorboards of his truck injuring his right foot and left leg severely.
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Rock
Wbitef
Clarence E. Soward
Saline County
Harrisburg
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Austin
NYA
Maur Wer
Alce Austin
Theodore Simmons
Hardin
Sherrie J. T. Gram
Elizabethtown
Hardin County
U S Rejects Legal Basis for Nazi Protectorate Move
The United States states there is no legal basis for Germanys protectorate over Bohemia and Moravia. Washington notes condemns Germanys acts of wanton lawlessness and arbitrary force and encloses Wells statement for the German gov ernment. The reply places Wells remarks on a diplomatic footing while detailing Germanys decree transferring foreign affairs in the protectorate.
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Maran
U.S
Germany
State Department
Bohemia and Moravia
Welles
Reich
Bohemia and
Moravia
United States
Stave Department
Czecho-Slovakia
Jones Marriage Troubles Aired In Tintess Court
In Hawking County Mary Ellen Jones eight and William Jones eighty three face multiple suits in chancery court. The case includes a divorce bid over alleged infidelity non support and cruelty a cross bill by the husband two injunctions to restrain crop sales and a demurrer by Alpha Jones. Chancellor J H Wallace hears the actions amid prior reconciliations and ongoing family dispute.
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Tintess Rogeraville
Hawking County
Mary Ellen Jones
William Jones
Chancery Court
Jones
Alpha Jones
J. H. Wallace
McCandless
Ellen
Alpha
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Britain Urges Allies to Sign Anti Hitler Declaration
Britain asked Soviet Union France and Poland to sign a halt Hitler declaration to consult on action if Germany expands further. Romania Turkey Greece Yugoslavia and Bulgaria were also notified. The plan would not apply if Germany and Lithuania struck a Memel deal and ties to a later conference remain possible.
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Poland
Romania
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Lithuania
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Ihey
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Albert Lesnun
Oliver Stanley
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Mme. Lebrun
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Georges Bonnet
Brix Iain
Buckingham Paace
Cote D'Azur
Marty
Calais
Rail rate reform called tonic for industry
Atlanta march 21 southeastern governors conference heard that victory in freight rate reform would tonicly affect national industry. Edgar Watkins of Atlanta cited a report by William E. Lee to the Interstate Commerce Commission noting territorial rate differences cause rate walls hindering nationwide development. He said broad findings approved by the commission would grant the south justice long sought and protect industry and consumers against unfair monopoly.
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Southeastern Governors’ Conference
Edgar Watkins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Watkins
William E. Lee
Weneres
Commission
South
Prison Officials Move to End San Quentin Hunger Strike
San Quentin officials acted to break a second hunger strike by inmates in two months and warned leaders about losing good behavior credits. About 15 trouble makers sparked the protest, as 1600 of 5390 inmates reportedly refused evening meals while 700 stayed out, with guards threatening bread and water confinement for noncompliance.
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Werden Court Smith
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Last Minute News Flashes
The Tennessee Taxpayers Association said it sent letters to Congress urging the TVA act be amended to reimburse state and local governments for anticipated tax losses from selling private utilities to TVA and similar public power moves. France extends the 60 hour work week to railways and mines as Daladier’s powers take effect. Memel leader Brest Neumann predicts Lithuania will surrender Memel soon. The House Military Committee backs legislation to allow the government to acquire 200.5 million dollars of strategic war materials in exchange for surplus farm commodities or debt settlements.
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Tennessee Taxpayers Association
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House Military Committee
German Shot Sparks Rumors in Bucharest Riot
In Bucharest on March 21 reports say a German citizen, Dr. Hjalmar Kraret, was shot by a Jewish man in Brasov after a dispute with a doorman’s wife. Kraret, gravely wounded, was taken to a hospital as tensions rise over Germany’s influence and Romania’s free trade policy.
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Hjalmac Kraret
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Germany
Rumania
Hungary
Speedy approval of Douglas seen for Supreme Court seat
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt’s nomination of William Douglas to replace Justice Brandeis headed for rapid Senate approval. Despite regional disappointment, most senators expect swift, overwhelming consent. Republican Leader McNary and Democratic Leader Barkley forecast crack approval.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William ©. Douglas
Louis D. Brandeis
Senate
Securities Commission
McNary
Barkley
Law dean named U S appeal judge
Wiley Blount Rutledge Jr is nominated by President Roosevelt to serve as an associate justice on the U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. The 44 year old Iowa law dean has led the University of Iowa College of Law since 1935 and studied at Wisconsin Indiana and Colorado.
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Wiley Blount Rutledge, Jr
University of Iowa Jaw
Cloverport
Wisconsin
Indiana
Colorado
New Mexico
University of Colorado
Boulder
Colo
Befins
Japan
Hitler explains program to Duce during Berlin briefings
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler explaining last week’s axis moves to Benito Mussolini. He sent a personal letter to Il Duce via Bernardo Atteli before the envoy's Rome trip. Goering departs for Italy to resume his Rivera vacation and may meet Mussolini and Balbo.
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Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Italy
Rivera
Italo Balre
Libya
Africa
Japan
Hitler
Bohemia-Moravia
Rome
TALY CALLS OUT MORE RESERVISTS
Italy reports the government has called to the colors additional reservists from the 1901 army class for training and instruction. An official confirmation was lacking but a fascist source said precautions are in response to developments in France and Britain. The link to present events remains unclear.
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Rome
Italy
France
Britain
Germany
Berlin
Ettway
Bernardo D. Attolico
Hitler
Hitler Cunning Makes Him Master of Arms Closet for East Europe
Nazi leader Hitler consolidates control over Eastern Europe by seizing CzechSkoda armaments works and pressuring Romania with oil and weapons deals. His economic drives bind nations to Berlin as he expands north into Czechoslovakia and influences King Carol's government.
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Real Ura Foreign Athiles
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Czecho-Slovakia
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