U S Air Lines Completes Year Without Fatality
U S Air Lines records a year with no fatalities on commercial routes as 2,028,000 passengers fly 87,300,000 miles. The period follows a safety campaign launched after the 1980 crash era, with FAA and Safety Board actions boosting beacon and radio coverage and stricter pilot discipline.
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Kingsport
Washington
U.S
Uwio
Wee Ag
Joe Warly
Sindustry
Salymes
Thware J. Noble
Hhideman
Civil Aeromantics Authority
Peads
Aviasions
Aly Tinos
Mauretania Passes Through Canal On Secret Mission
Mauretania, stripped of furnishings and capacity reduced, sailed through the canal toward the Pacific coast on a reported secret raid mission. The vessel, an armed raider in Germany's official plans, is believed en route to Australia to move troops to the New East, with a standard 1500 passenger capacity now estimated to have expanded many times.
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Cristobal
Bellain'a
Mauretania
Germany
Wight
Australia
25 Years Ago 5 The Te Asenviated eres March 26
A fragment from a 25 year old issue references dates and places including Marlmannsweiterkapl and a March 26 event, with unreadable names and context. The readable text hints at a retrospective notice or calendar item from the period.
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Marlmannsweiterkapl
U S War Gifts Over $10 Million Reported
Washington March 26. The state department summary shows American donations totaling more than 10 million for distressed civilian populations in Europe and Asia. Private contributions in the first half of the European struggle exceed 5 million in money and goods, with official aid to belligerents around 4.84 million and other gifts about 0.75 million. The Red Cross is not included in the tabulation.
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Washington
Europe
Asia
State Department
Hugh
Tore
Japan
Red Cross
Department
American Red Cross
Wich
Jim Cindy
Cromwell Doctors Continue Office Duties Amid Revolt News
Bolivian government reports a military revolt as forces clash with loyalists. walls tighten around seats of power while authorities move to quell unrest. Wallner approves general credit aid in Washington amid lobbying probes. New Zealand minister Savage resigns after illness ends long tenure. U.S. political scene shows shifting allegiances and campaign dynamics.
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Cromwell
Ontawa
Sloe
Hull Trade Pacts Garner New Strength in Senate Support
Washington March 38.4 The Roosevelt Administration won support from Senators Gillette George and Smith for extending the reciprocal trade program. Tydings remained uncommitted but likely to back the administration. Gillette urged negotiation and mutual concessions to recapture markets for surplus farm products. George urged continued extension to lower world trade barriers. Smith argued the trade agreements are constitutional under congressional commerce power. Debate centers on ratification and whether the Senate or the House should approve extensions.
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Roosevelt
Gillette
D-Towsa
George
D.-Ga
Smith
B.-S.0
Tydings
D.md
Hull
Harry L. Hopkins
Cilolte
Ad Agriculture
Congress
House
Senate
National Grange
Ieaf
Kentuckian Proud Papa at 70 First in 40 Years
Benton Ky March 26 A 70 year old retired mail carrier Wank Lindsey and his 29 year old second wife welcomed a 7 pound baby girl named Fannie May Violet Lindsey The couple earlier wed two years ago after a mail courtship and ceremony in Margh County drew about 1000 local attendees Lindsey says he is proud as the first child in four decades for him The newborn joins several children from his first wife who died years ago
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Benton
Lindsey
Marghui County
Reduced Johnson bond to be asked
Application for a writ of habeas corpus to reduce bond for EB L Johnson in the Mrs Pogey Rice murder case was set before Judge Shelburne Ferguson. Attorney Frestan Taylor seeks postponement to obtain testimony from the preliminary hearing of three men in connection with the slaying. The writ argues constitutional rights violations and that Johnson should be held as a material witness rather than for a crime. bond target is 1000.
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Pogey Rice
Shelburne Ferguson Inis
Frestan ‘Taylor
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Taylor
Rice
Rhea
John Q
Charles C. Rice
Ste Jonson
Dems Draw Up Ironclad Pact to Bar Vote Buying
Democratic candidates in Blountville aim to curb vote buying by drafting an anti bribery pledge for the April primary. Eleven of thirty seven candidates signed a petition calling for a closed meeting to finalize an agreement banning expenditure on votes while allowing legal campaigning. The plan targets illegal use of funds and distribution of money to workers, with enforcement via potential prosecutions.
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Dems
Blountville
Joe D. Snow
Lint
Party Feltlers
Primar
Lele
Ln Wole Huaylag
Meethig Ig
Coli
Ta P.m
Census Will End Jobless Dispute
Washington March 26 The Census Bureau said a five per cent sample of enumeration would indicate the total unemployment before Election Day. Unofficial estimates range 2 000 000 to 12 090 000. the sample will also help determine counts of employed and unemployed and several degrees of employment. The survey will include private payrolls and government work data, showing the share of the work force on relief and other figures.
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Daniel Washington
Lelle
Census Bureau
Samchucy
Wrate
PMU
Cienbus
Paves
Federal Judge Rules Against Union Activity
Justice Peyton Gordon ruled unions face criminal conspiracy charges under the Sherman Act for attempts to restrain trade in a jurisdictional dispute. The decision overruled a demurrer by Teamsters Local 69 and four officers, deeming actions to coerce mixer truck contractors to hire Teamsters over engineers as unlawful restraint of trade in the district.
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Washington
Peyton Gordon
Federal District Court
AFL
Gordon
Justice Department
Teamsters’ Union
Engineers’ Union
Teamsters
Justice Gordon
International Brotherhood
Overton Voices Third Term Fear in Senate Debate
Washington reports Senator Overton of Louisiana warned that a Roosevelt third term could bring disaster to the President and his party. He urged a constitutional amendment banning a further term and said time for a statement is now. Other lawmakers urged meetings to rally anti third term views and party action.
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Washington
Overton
D-La
Roosevelt
Tom
Congress
Republian
Vandenberg
R-Mich
NBC
Michigan
Thomas TB. Dewey
New York
Wisconein Pri
Raosevelt
Canada Voters Hold Fate of Liberal Government
Mercury Skids to New Low for March as 112 degree reading sets a record low. McKellar airport reports 33.7 degree max, 7.2 degrees above Sunday noon. Snow largely melts with sun, rain anticipated, highways opening. Kingsport sees six inches of snow last Sunday, now disappearing. Weather predicts cloudy skies, then rain and a gradual warmup. Highway workers deem main routes safe for travel. coal dealers note strong cold-weather demand. Air transport resumes. only through planes operated Sunday. Snow helps farmers by boosting moisture and protecting early crops while delaying fruit bud growth.
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McKellar
Kingsport
Highway Department
Upper East Tennnessee
Allied losses nil in inquiry to begin on sea past week
London reports a week without allied merchant shipping as Germany recalled outbound vessels to avoid Britain's new patrols. British destroyers and submarines blocked Swedish ore shipments through the Skagerrak while mines limited access, with some ore still reaching Germany via Baltic routes. Reports say Sweden’s ore traffic shifts due to winter navigation and naval minefields, affecting Hamburg shipments. Washington notes House panel to probe alleged Russian agents in the United States seeking military and industrial secrets, amid ongoing espionage chatter and a Communist membership trace.
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Skagerrake
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Pij
Cheinman Dies
D-Tex
House Committee On un-American Activities
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Dies
Moscow
Secret Service
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James
Dolscen
Pittsburgh
Member of Sec takes power job in Washington
George C. Mathews submitted his relation as a member of the Securities Commission and is expected to join Northern States Power Company in Washington Massachusetts. He is one of the two Republican members of the commission and previously served with the Federal Trade Commission before appointment to the SEC.
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George C. Mathews
Securitice Commission
Comranny
Mathews
Nypon [Ta
Federal Trade Commission
BEC
Limit Is Imposed on Jobless Taxes
Nashville March 26 Labor Commissioner Bryant announced a plan limiting unemployment taxes for Tennessee employers to not more than $4,000 of any annual salary. The mechanism aligns with federal rules on unemployment compensation. State legislation is needed to authorize the plan and to write off accrued payments for higher salaries.
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Nashville
SE. Bryant
Tennessee
Revel
Tenn
Bryant
Burns Denies Wife Involved in $70,000 Love Theft Case
Los Angeles March 26 A 70,000 false imprisonment suit linked to alleged love theft involves playwright Daniel W. More and civil engineer abduction claims. Burns denies any affair with his wife Millie and says Paramount lawyers urged action. he says he faced pressure and threats from party figures amid the sensational dispute.
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Los Angles
Maron
Radio Guimedian
Bos Wayach
Daniel WW. More
Hie
Wililighan Dre
Millie
Premier War Policy Ballot Shapes Canadian Vote
Canada faces a general election centered on the war program of Premier Mackenzie King. Conservatives under Robert J. Manton push a national government platform as blizzard conditions threaten rural support. Allied shipping slows but losses ease. German raids diminish. a French plane is shot down near Germany. Britain contemplates a five to nine member war cabinet as Chamberlain faces domestic pressure.
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Europe
Britain
France
U.S. Aieyvalt Iidusetry
Canada
W. Ta. Mieekelle King
Valle
Mackenzie King
Admiralty
Lal
Veessels
Germany
Rhine
Chamberlain
Joe Adonis Linked With Murder Ring
New York dated March 22 reports District Attorney William O Dwyer naming Abel The Twist Reles as a key vice president of Murder, Inc. The Brooklyn crime syndicate figure allegedly guided the homicide operation and discussed targets with associates, while O Dwyer ties Adonis to the effort. The article cites Reles providing names and details about a waterfront leader and other figures connected to the broader gang network.
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New York
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Abel
Reles
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Relcka
Coney
Colek Bo Hive Technival Vhargesa
Vaorraney
Albert Siowenpainney
Fey
Moctier
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Guuyle
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