Recovery Force Reorganized Under NRA Transformation
James Cope reports a major reorganization of the Recovery Force to implement 400 industries under the NRA. Wy Averell Marriman will oversee the transformation with new divisions including an obligation unit for Justice Department cases and a legal department led by Donald Te Michie. The overhaul aims for rapid action, with Harriman, Byrkiey, and others assigned to manage administration, research, and policy boards guiding trade practice and code questions.
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James Cope
Associated Prosa
Washington
NRA
Hugh S Johnson
Dolins
Luo
Wy Averell T Marviman
S. H. Marrimas
Himsef
Nila
Department of Justice
Justice Department
di Sista
Donald Te Michie
Coun
Esanac
Nell
Cal
Harrinan
Corte
Harriman
Robert W. Lea
Alvin Hiwn
Ov- Leas Rau
Darrow
Paige
Weather Outlook From Tennessee and Virginia Summary
Fair tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions in Tennessee. Virginia sees fair skies tonight, cooler tonight, then fair Thursday with rising temperatures. readings indicate gradual warming after a cold spell.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Pencil Pushers Pan Pulchritude in 1954 Wampas Poll
March reports a fanfare campaign style event as Wampas publicity writers judge 38 pulchritude samples, blonde brunette and red-head, at the Stay Writers Club. Campaign like scene mirrors political contests with banners, buttons and bottled tokens.
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Tollywood
Wusapas Haliv
Tion Pictures
Uters
Wampas
Motion Picture Studios
Industry Rises Wages Across Key Steel and Auto Firms
Industry leaders announce wage boosts for tens of thousands as part of a broad push amid pressures from labor and government leaders. Major firms named include National Steel in Pittsburgh with 18,000 workers affected, Jones and Laughlin in Pittsburgh with 17,000, Great Lakes Steel in Detroit with 4,960, Wheeling Steel with 3,500 and others. A proposed 31‑hour week with pay increases is floated to calm threats of a strike.
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Thomas J. Hamilton
Wallington
Loosevelt
Rand
Sua
Ogu
Amu Steel Industry
Roncrad
Liroae
Iervasingeis
National Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Fikeburgh
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
Detroit
Wheeling Steel Corporator
Corrigan
Mney Steel Company
American Rolling Mil Company
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Hugh $. Johnson
Thom
Insull in Transit as Romania Move Sparks Fight
Istanbul dispatch reports Samuel Insull's Majotis steamed into the Marmora Sea bound for Romania with one passenger aboard. Authorities in Turkey say Insull may seek asylum. police are ordered to prevent his entry while his Chicago exile case continues.
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Martin Insull
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Buchares
Rumania
Mar
Maiotis
Marmora
Insull
Bessarabia
Istanbul
Turkey
Iei
Majotis
Sea of Marmora
Derdanelles Heights
Insuli
Aegean
Jason
Negro killed in extortion plot linked to Hanna case
In Thomasville Georgia on March 28 a Black man believed to be a messenger in a $10,000 extortion plot against Cleveland financier Howard Hanna was shot dead after a decoy package trap failed. Authorities detained Hansell Wilson, who later recanted and faced violent resistance during transport. officials say a White mastermind likely orchestrated the scheme.
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Cecil M. Jones
Associated Press
Thomasvili
Howard M. Hanna
Cleveland
Monilay
Hansell” Wilson
Tol
Wilson
Carter
Shaviff G. E. Davis
Thomasville
Ife
Hanna
Neto
Mernly
M. Hanna
McIntyre Road
Inc
Good will seen in auto industry renewal talks
An atmosphere of cooperation marked the presidential drive to harmonize the auto industry as a dispute was eased. A three-person board will balance labor management and the president, with Leo Wolman neutral chairing hearings and representatives from Chrysler and union groups. Roy De Chapa pledged industry support to meet agreements while Arthur Greer noted general worker satisfaction.
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Srargh
Pital
Lides
Roy de Chapa
Hudson Motor Car Company
Arthuy KE. Greer
Fisidgon
Patterson Assails Bankhead Bill With Destructive Charges
Senator Patterson of Missouri labeled the Bankhead Measure 16day destructive to human liberty, arguing the bill would grant dictatorial powers to the secretary of agriculture over cotton. He warned such authority could extend to corn, cattle, hogs, and other commodities.
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Washington
Minent
Senate
Patterson
Missouri
Stalin
Secretary of Agriculture
Missourian
Pocahontas Rows for City Attorney Seat
Wear K. Schoonover, once an all American football end and honorable mention on the all American basketball team, seeks election as Pocahontas city attorney. He is a University of Arkansas senior in 1929 and faces election on April 3.
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Tocaionta
Ark
Wear K. Schoonover
Pocahontas
Schoonover
University of Arkansas
Wes
Will Deport Martin After Charge Is Settled
Detroit March 2. Immigration authorities moved toward deportation of Martin I Insull after settling charges in Chicago tied to the collapse of the Insull utilities empire. Insull, detained at the border lacking passport or visa, was paroled to Chicago police and later brought to Detroit harnessed by officers for proceedings.
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Detroit
C States
Sev
Martin I. Insull
Chicago
Kim
Illinois
Insall
Walter R. Brooks
T Hat Insall
Samuel Insull
Lebu
Canmila
Ligur
Frank K. Johnson
Toronto
Insull
Roosevelt
Brooks
Ins
Goard
Immigration Board
Fieff
William J. A
Machine sweeps to victory in Kansas City election
Kansas City voters backed Tom Pendergast’s Democratic machine in a landslide for mayor Bryce B. Smith and council seats. Four people were killed in clashes as citizen fusionists led by De Ross Hill failed to take control. Two fusionists won council seats, while turmoil marred the day with shootings among precincts.
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Kansas City
Mar
Tom Pendergast
de. A. Ross Hill
University of Missouri
Little Tammeny
Bryce B. Smith
Frank Backstrom
D. $. Adams
Pendergast Torces
Lee Placy
Civimon
William Pintey
WIRT SEEKS ALLY TO BACK CHARGES IN BRAIN TRUST FOCUS
Gary educator Dr William A Wirt called for civic and public leaders to join his charges against the brain trust. He said many figures nationwide know the brain trust aims to drive social and economic evolution and warned fearless sources must come forward despite fear of retaliation. He acknowledged keeping names confidential as he continues his campaign.
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Gary, Thé
William A. Wirt
Washington
Brain Trust
Gary Superintendent of Schools
Brain
Grapefruit Peels to Yield Scented Oils for Perfume
Florida researchers unveil a process to turn grapefruit peels from the 100,000 ton annual canning byproduct into essential oils for perfumery. Florida grapefruit oil, rich in limonene and other compounds, could imitate violets and roses, expanding the citrus industry into fragrance production.
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Howard W
F. K. Nelson
United States
Burea
Snils
Washington
Florida
Uncle Sam
Ari
Nelson
United Vote May Kill Veto May Kill Veto
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Rainey notes a rising Democratic bloc voting to override the president's veto, highlighting Representative Fish of New York who quips about a Democrat blacklist and a possible new one.
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United Vote
Washington
Mar
Rainey
House
Representative Fish
New York
Independent Offices
Senate Votes to Override Roosevelt Veto on Veterans Bill
Washington lawmakers clash over a Senate override of President Roosevelt’s veto on a $4.5 billion veterans and federal pay bill. Despite veteran factions pressing for a two thirds margin, House action sent the measure to the Senate where leadership anticipated mixed votes. Observers noted intense lobbying, with senators from both parties weighing past stances as they prepared for a decisive roll call.
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Washington
Thacnate
Toosevelt
Yvoe Toranss Tejeral
Faetiotai
Thas
Reyuide
American Legion
Evans
Senator McGarran
D-New
New York
Maine
Cutting
New Menisay
Roosevelt
Wight
Senate
Jon Thaw
Glass
DeVa
House
Subale
Celans
Psi
Psat
Costin
D-Cole
Costigan
Powerls Veterans Wing
Vodiy
Bo Ulest
Roodevell
Se Pi
Private planes to tote air mail return planned
Washington on March 28 Post Office Dept moves to reassign airmail to private planes with quick bids. Ridding contracts barred for fraud or collusion officials and directors linked to bid dampers. Bids due within 16 days operation within 80 days plan under new temporary terms amid protests by former contract holders.
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Ashington
Teranotary
Commercial Airlines
Transport Air’ Smail
Purley
Roosevelt
Farley
Air Mail
Washington
Post Office Department
Aviation
Eddie Rickenbacker
Priv Vate
Thas
McKellar
Senate Post Office Committee
Te Carly Administration
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W. L Cartar
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