Germany crisis prompts Italy France unity in talks
Italy mobilizes 220000 more troops and France moves 30000 nearer the German border as British French and Italian officials meet in Paris to pursue unity of purpose on the German rearma ment crisis. Sir John Simon travels to Berlin for security talks with Hitler while Eden and Savich, Laval, and Mussolini push for cautious progress ahead of a Stresa meeting.
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Italy
France
Italinn
Paria
Germany
John Simon
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Wiesbadger
Paris
Anthony Eden
Foren
Fulvio Savich
Pierre Laval
Simon
Bertin
Stresa
Rome
Benito Mussolini
London
Stanley Baldwin
Britain
Geneva
League
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
League of Nations
Anthony Fides
Great Britain
Fulvio Savick
Quai D'Orsay
Rhine
Tripartite Parley
House of Commions
Eden
Adolf Hu Wne
Weather Outlook Sparse Across Regions
The forecast signals generally fair conditions with cooler air and possible showers in the extreme southwest. Sunday through Monday show variable activity with some regional showers and a gradual temperature drop. Kentucky and North Carolina expect fair skies with cooler Sunday followed by potential showers on Monday in Kentucky.
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Kentucky
North Carolina
Nudists Plan Broadway Invasion In Mount Vernon Theater
Nudist activists announce a planned intrusion into a Broadway theater to preach their cult while wearing minimal clothing. They staged a photo session of their show The Girl from Childs in Mount Vernon before traveling to New York for an experimental week. The cast declare nudism a priority over acting and box office, led by Miss Theodore Peek.
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MT. Vernon
Childs
New York
Mount Vernon
Theodore Peek
Hoover Lays Out Caustic Attacks On Administration
Former President Herbert Hoover and Col Theodore Roosevelt launch sharp critiques of the Roosevelt era in Sacramento calling for a Republican revival. They denounce what they call bureaucratic excess and regimentation while urging recovery through free enterprise.
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Sacramento
Calif
Herbert Noover
Theodore Roosevelt
Tiga
Republican Party
Democratic Roosevelt
Hoover
Paarena
Republic Party
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevel
Calfornia Republican Assembly
Assembly
Berkeley
University of Californe Chafter
Avas
Sherrill Hulbert
Frank FB. Merriam
California
Abraham Lincoln
State Solons To Reconvene Monday Night
Nashville, Tenn. March 19. The general assembly will reconvene Monday night after a month’s recess to balance the budget and provide at least 1.51 million dollars to match federal funds. A recess finance committee report calls for sharp spending cuts and nine new tax laws. The legislature will aim to erase a potential 2.5 million dollar operating deficit and act on numerous bills and proposed TVA measures and criminal law tightenings.
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Nashville
Tenn
General Assembly
Assembly
TVA
Delay in Farm Labor Plan Sparks Socialist Rift in Buffalo
In Buffalo New York the Socialist national committee voted to withhold support from a Farmer Labor unemployed party coalition. Norman Thomas warned Huey Long or Father Coughlin could hijack the movement if no action was taken. Mayor Hoan argued labor should lead, while a federal probe into Arkansas farm evictions and hunger was urged as Thomas pressed Roosevelt for action.
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Buffalo
N. V
Norman Thomas
Huey Long
Charles E. Coughlin
National Committee of the
Socialist Party
Hontus
Father Coughlin
Organized Labor
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
Jabor
National Committee
Domend
Roosevelt
Thomas
Arkan
Southern
Tenant Parcers Union
Totegram
Henry A. Wallace Iater
Arkansas
South
Wartier
Rexford G. Tugwell
Most Costly Highway in the World Finished Dedicate in Memphis
Memphis officials to dedicate Riverside Drive from Washington Avenue to Georgia Street as the most costly highway project. The Memphis Harbor Commission moved over a million pounds of dirt in about 4000 cubic yards of earth, costing roughly 150000 dollars. The road construction, including paving, barricades, and lights, used 125000 PW A I funds. U S engineers completed extensive river protection work, including the world’s largest willow mat sunk along the riverbank.
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Memphis
Tenn
Riverside Drive
Mississippi River
Washington Avenue
Georgia
Memphis Harbor Commission
City Engineering
Cepamnent
PWAI
Amnippi
U. S
Talbot
Banke
Faction Pushes for Huge Tax Increases in Congress
Washington reports a drive to enact drastic income tax rises, mainly affecting corporations, to fund a controversial bonus issue. The effort, backed by business groups and veterans leaders, targets an upward tax-rate revision and a reworked public show tied to the bonus plan previously advanced by Congress.
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Richard L. Turner
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
Dopate
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Roosevelt
Patman
House
Bill James FE. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank M. Bellgrano
American Legion
Probes Blocked Charges in Hoskins Case Rumor Turned Into Inquiry
Franklin county prosecutor Donald J. Hoskins charged that federal relief officials withheld information for a grand jury probe. The dispute ties to Harry L. Hopkins and a alleged shakedown over funds for Governor Davey’s inaugural and Democratic committees. Witness Lee, a former hay buyer, said $10,000 could be paid for cooperation. he is missing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donald J. Hoskins
Franklin County
Relict Administration
Hoskins
Harry L. Hopkins
Dlong
Ohio Relief Administration
Martin L. Davey
Saise Fonds Hoskins
C. Stillman
Stillman
John A. Lee
Hosing
W. BR. McNamara
Democra
Ngahaw
Lee
Puye Sifes
Youths Legs Amputated by Freight Train Tragic Death
A boy died after being run over by a freight train this afternoon while playing with friends along the tracks. He claimed another boy pushed him into the path of the engine, breaking both legs above the knees before the train could be stopped. Immediate cause of death was internal injuries. A coroner’s jury had not yet convened.
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Tir Johnson
Av ‘Tinte
Hgen
Body of renowned physician found near reservoir
Tragic mystery ends as Dr. George Bigelow, former Mass General director, is recovered from a reservoir near Tramingham after a ten month search. Two farmhands spotted the body weighted by a rose rope and identified it by clothing and papers. Police and officials confirm the missing physician’s death.
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Tramingham
George Tligelow
Massachusetts General Hospital
MM. J. Shaughr
FIRST EXPLORERS RETURN TO STATES
Los Angeles reports the return of Byrd expedition members from the South Pole with motion pictures sketches and scientific specimens. 74 expedition members reached the American mainland. Byrd rests in the Pacific aboard Rangitiki with Mrs Byrd en route to New York.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Admiral R.chare
South Pole
Toda
America
Admiral Byrd
New York
Mariposa
John L. Herrmann
Carl Peterson
Laramount Studios
Chas. J. Vo Murphy
Pacific
Rangitiki
Byrd
Jacob Ruppert
Wife fights on for funds in Lindbergh baby case appeal
Mrs Anna Trauptmann wife of Bruro Trauptmann sentenced to death for the Lindbergh baby murder arrives in Detroit to press her drive for funds to carry on the appeal. Her face shows the strain of prolonged effort and uncertainty surrounding the case.
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Anna Trauptmann
Bruro
Lindbergh
Detroit
Hauptmann
LYNCHING FEARED IN EAST ARKANSAS MARKED TREE
In east Arkansas a sharecropper controversy sparks calls for federal intervention to stop violence and lynching threats. Socialist leaders from Buffalo arrived for a rally and urged action to protect disenfranchised tenants while warning of a "reign of terror" by planters and guards.
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Ark
East Arkansas
Washington
Socialist Party
Soealist Party
Roosevelt
Buffalo
N. Y
Tenant Farmers Union
H. L. Mitchell
Tyronza
Union
Mitchell
Howard Estar
Nashville
Tenn
Edward P. Coxman
Teregram
Mild Inflation Rider Attached To Bill Funds Earmarked
A mild inflation rider was attached to the bill as Senate action earmarks funds for specific programs. The move signals targeted spending within the legislative package amid broader fiscal debate.
Senate approves massive relief bill amid defense funding clashes
The Senate backed a $4.58 billion relief measure after eight weeks of wrangling, with a silver inflation rider debated as a parliamentary tactic. The plan aims to employ 3.4 million people, expand the armed forces, and channel funds to public works, while possible future amendments target war profits and military spending.
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Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Wester Washington
Senate
House
Thomas
Oklahoma
Garner
Carter Glass
Virginia
Pha
Tables
Robinson
Treasury
Preston EL
Groy
Washington
Senate-House Conference Committee
War Department
Navy
National Defense
House Military Committee
R-Ida
McSwarin
Bernard M. Baruch
Hause
Nex
Huey Long Addresses 5000 in South Carolina
Huey Long spoke to about 6000 South Carolinians in Columbia outlining a program to place the people before the Democratic party. He argued wealth redistribution through his state wealth plan, claiming the depression worsens until wealth is redistributed and that Roosevelt preached the same doctrine before his presidency. He planned to campaign against North Carolina’s Senator Bailey next year and met briefly with Governor Olin D. Johnston before addressing supporters at the state capital amid signs supporting Roosevelt.
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Columbia
S.C
Huey Long
Democratic Party
Louisiana
Ioosevelt
Wealth
Lang
Roosevelt
Kingfish
Taneh
Olin D
J. W. Bailey
North Carolina
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Yale
Anna Hauptmann
Senate House
John OT. Plynn
Munilions
Wheeler
Montana
McCarran
Nevada
George
Grermin
Glass
McKellar
Copeland
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Hale
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South Carolina
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