One Vote Could Decide Fate Of Hull Program
Washington March 29 The administration seeks continued reciprocal trade program as Senate vote looms. A single ballot may decide victory or defeat after a week of cautious debate. Opponents and supporters foresee tight margins with Vice President Garson pivotal. If amendment requiring Senate ratification of all trade agreements passes, the entire program could be nullified. House action already approved a bill extending the president’s authority for foreign dealings through June 12.
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Senate
Grenier Maegin
Garson
Barkley
Glass
Virginia
Holt
West Virginia
Hkngell
Govier Weld
Rouse
Banker Gives Up On Fraud Charge In Long Case
Herbert Fielabacker, a former bank president, surrendered today on a federal indictment charging misappropriation of 885000 from his bank and related funds. Attorneys argued for settlement, stating the financier took nothing he was not entitled to. The case ties to the Pacific Mall Steamboat Co and the now defunct bank's assets.
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Bookkeapen
Iyanea
Heniladl
Harry S. Young
Philanthropiat
Glyte Jondot
Kula Melebhacker
Willams and
Post Bull
Fieishhacker
Anglo-California National Bank
Vounsr
Yalshhachar
Nevernt i
Steaanship Co
Roosevelt Confer Second Time With Sumner Welles
President Roosevelt planned a second meeting with Sumner Welles and Secretary Hull to review European conditions as Welles returns from a tour of Italy Germany France and Britain. Secrecy remains the policy though a press conference may follow. A cabinet meeting and a talk with Budget Director Hare Smith were also anticipated.
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Roosevelt
Sumner Welles
Secretary Hull
Welles
White House
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Hooh ¢ Tey
Avas- Harel Smith
Seurcuy
Subpoena Issued for Communist Leader and Maryland Official
Washington report says Chairman Cox issued a subpoena for Dr. Albert K. Blumberg of Baltimore, secretary of the Communist party of Maryland and District of Columbia, after his wife Dorothy testified he stayed home during a hearing. The scene included a party liaison, testimony about party membership, and questions on records be fore authorities.
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Cox
Davesligaling
Albert KK Blumberg
Baltimore
Communist Party of Maryhant
Lieistriel
Columbia
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Dorothy
Law
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Gromimuagit
Doesiber
Maryland
TR Matthews
Dies Research Diserter
Blume
Last Minute War Briefs Spark Social Tensions
A chaotic March 28 dispatch notes German foreign office handing to American correspondents a 48 page dossier on Polish offices in Warsaw, while a German source hints at shifting policies. Contempt cited Dolsen in Washington for refusing to answer House questions. The Invernet reports fending off a German plane in a March 8 raid. first mate wounded. A prison plot to assassinate a police informer in Brooklyn surfaces, detailing a planned hit with eye-whitesy involvement.
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Dolsen
Washington
Cadi
London
Aberdeen
Invernet
Aine
Southern Council Okeks Trade Plan Debated at Meeting
The Southern Caribbean International Relations committee approved reciprocal trade policy and urged extending Trade Agreements. The Southern Council praised Freerike n Roosevelt and Cordell Hull for Pan American efforts as idealistic and sensible. The group backed the inter-American agreements but postponed world peace report.
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Frevikien
Roosevelt
Secrestary
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Lhe Council
Inter-America
Committee On World Peace
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Spending wave gains force in House approval of Labor and Social Security bill
Congress pushes a large spending package despite agency cuts. The Labor Department and Social Security bill totals over 1.02 billion, exceeding White House requests, as relief programs like CCC and NYA receive boosts. Rep. Cox brands labor board officials as resembling Moscow agents amid wage-hour reductions. Senator Pepper urges CCC funding for Florida camps, while the House adds 50 million for CCC to expand camps.
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White House
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Florida
CCG
Youth Critically Injured by Auto in Highway Crash
A 15 year old, Billy Sensabaugh, of Hawkins County near New Canton, was struck by a auto while crossing a highway. He is in critical condition, with severe head injuries and a probable skull fracture. He was transported to Community Hospital at New Canton for treatment. Miss Shippen of Kingsport was driving the vehicle.
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Kingsport
John Martin
Greil Durham
Tema. Shipn
Miss Shipy
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John Sensabaugh
Hawkins County
New Canton
A&trol
Chicago Prosector’s Case Gambles on Guilty Plea Tale
Chicago march 23 YYO Do, a Chinese houseboy, pleaded guilty to stealing four can tons of cigarettes. Prosecutor Samuel Rosenberg faced trial temptation, while Do smiled feebly as he was led away to serve a year in jail.
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Samuel
Rosenberg
Yyo Do
Confucius
Defense program foes encouraged by allied aviation policy
Washington march 29 allied air purchases for France and Britain were cited by lawmakers as proof the United States can cut back its big airplane defense program. Senator Clark and others urged reductions while Gen Marshall estimated the army air force could trim plans by 27 million dollars next year, downscaling from 5 500 to a lower objective by July 1. The issue arose during a congressional review triggered by a canal defenses inspection.
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Ibd
George C. Marshall
House
Danara Canal
Kefauver Praises Youth Projects and NYA Support
Senator Kefauver praised youth programs in Washington urging continued funding for the National Youth Administration. He framed NYA spending as an investment in the nation’s future, aiding training in schools and colleges, keeping youths from the labor market’s harms, and guiding ready workforce preparation.
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Maret the - Resshox Uehaiver
M-Tens
House
National Youth Administration
Peor
Martha
Snel
Ehalsor Iupoon
Man Must Serve 21 Years For Slaying In Kentucky
Harlan Ky March 29. Maren Bucks Barkey 30 completed of murder in the fatal shooting of David Sullins of Knoxville Tennessee. In under sentence to serve 21 years in prison. After the verdict, a similar charge against Warley in the killing of Sullins wife was filed away on motion of Commonwealths Attorney Daniel Boone Smith. Sullins and his wife were shot to death near Byvats Ky last May 28 while en route to Kentucky near Byvats. Farley fired after Sullins reached for his hip pocket as though he had a weapon.
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Bucks Barkey
David Suliis
Knoxville
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Sullins
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Toy Ken
College Excited Over Sex Slaying At State College
State College Pennsylvania March 9 Investigators press for clues as 6090 students urged to report suspicious persons amid a sex fiend hunt. Authorities say a 17-year-old freshman girl Rachel Minteh Linson Taylor was murdered and body dumped near a coed school three miles outside town. Details from campus leaders and police describe a dark-haired suspect as the focus of the investigation.
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Boure
Wildwood
CIO TAKES BLAME IN MINE SHOOTING
CIO labor leader claims responsibility for a March march near South Pittsburg that wounded 10 to 15 men while denying intent to harm. He stated the group sought to confront rival ARMA members and described about 200 in the party, with some trouble reported as shots rang out.
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Kentuckian Surrenders on 1925 Murder Charge
Newport resident William Freeman, 47, described as troubled, surrendered after years of contemplation. Freeman told reporters he nearly turned himself in twice before a court session halted the process, and he now faces a first degree murder indictment related to a 1925 New York cafe shooting. Commonwealth Attorney Renee Disitin said Freeman would be arraigned. details of motive and timeline are under review.
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Nawporl
Ativers Xan
Favo
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Couis Srkmeter
Sila Shenae
Doris Dey
Mindgrenwin
Ryine
Haimmerine
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Dee Ford
Commonweath
Awrenee Disitin
Freeman
Britain Trying to Rid Itself of Probable Foe
Britain seeks to shed influence over a war torn controversy with Soviet Russia by transferring ships to French authorities and pursuing contraband investigations. Russian freighters Selenga and Vladimir Mayakovsky, halted near Korea, await release after British seizure. Parliament opens its third session amid foreign policy debates, with Molotov planned foreign affairs report and calls for a Karelia Finnish Union. Allies grow impatient, eyes set on the Balkans and Romania as tensions rise.
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Where Is It Economy Yet Seen in Congress Attacks
Washington correspondent Brave Cathan reports bluntly on the collapse of optimism about economy and a rising chorus of concern at Congress. The article surveys editorial page reactions and a shift in how lawmakers view rescue measures amid mounting warnings.
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Times Washington Correspondet
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