Solon to Name Detectives on State Payroll
Monmouth County Republican assemblyman Basil Bruno says he will name at least eight members of the New Jersey Department of Motor Vehicles who have turned detective to investigate the Lindbergh kidnapping. Bruno plans to reveal the names tomorrow night during a vote on his resolution demanding a department inquiry. He cites two men who have left the country to pursue detective work in support of the governor’s claim the case is not fully solved.
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Trenton
N. J
Monmouth County
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Hauptmann
Motor
Basil Bruno
House
Bruno
France asks league aid as Britain refuses Rhineland action
Paris reports Britain refused France's request for immediate aid against German forces in the Rhineland. Premier Sarraut addressed the Chamber of Deputies urging clear action on the strength of right against might, with Justice Minister Delbos appealing to the Senate.
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John Evans
Associated Press
Paris
Great Britain
France
Germany
Rhineland
League of Nations
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Locarno
Albert Sarraut
Chamber of Deputies
Yvon Delbos
Justice
Senate
Merger of Lancaster Eagle and Gazette Formed
R Kenneth Kerr announces the Lancaster Eagle and Lancaster Gazette merge to form the Lancaster Eagle Gazette. The new paper will publish each weekday afternoon except Sunday and join the Associated Press. Officers named include Charles Wetzler president Kerr vice president publisher and general manager J W Deffenbaugh secretary and Charles Sawyer treasurer.
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Lancaster, C
R. Kenneth Kerr
Lancaster Eagle
The
Eagle
Lancaster Gazette
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Associated Press
the Gazette
Kerr
Charles Wetzler
J. W. Deffenbaugh
Charles Sawyer
William V. Fisher
Thomas W. Wiseman
C. J. Beach
Congress Debates Canal Toll Revision and Budget Bills
ICongress Today debates Panama Canal toll revision bill and war profits bill. Finance committee analyzes war profits bill. House starts consideration of legislative branch appropriations. Appropriations committee meets on navy department and treasury supply bills. Patents committee reviews copyright revision. Chairman Black defends lobby committee. Ways and Means subcommittee continues new tax action legislation.
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Finance
House
Legislative Branch
Appropriations
Navy Department
Patents
Black
D-Ala
Treasury and Post Office Department
Ways and
Realtors Ready For Reasonable Trace
New York March 10 AP under the building workers big push William D Rawlins executive secretary of the Realty Advisory Board on labor relations said his group is ready to accept any reasonable agreement which will work to eliminate abuses and sub standard conditions in the industry Rawlins declared that the union is no longer fighting for the men but for power to crush the city The strike affected about 900 additional buildings in Grand Central area two hours after the lid was off Bambrick estimated seven thousand men walked out during the two hours with total buildings affected at 4200 far exceeding police estimates
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New York
William D. Rawlins
Realty Advisory Board On Labor Relations
Grand Central
James J. Bambrick
Bambrick
Cutten Indicted In Chicago For Tax Evasion
Arthur W. Cutten, a noted grain trader, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Chicago for willful attempt to defeat and evade the 1929 income tax totaling $414.55. The case marks a high profile tax fraud charge against a prominent financier.
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Chicago
Arthur W. Cutten
Mutilation of Woman Solved in Charleston
Charleston police quoted Ronald Parsons a sobbing 24 year old chemical worker admitting a fight with Dorothy Fee Reedy during a midnight ride last Saturday night. Parsons said he could not remember all that occurred, City Detective Finley Cook reported.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ronald Parsons
Dorothy Fee Reedy
Finley Cook
Parsons
Ann Harding Free To Take Daughter Abroad
Ann Harding was cleared to take her seven year old daughter abroad amid a custody dispute with ex husband Harry Bannister who threatened to scandalize her publicly. Attorney Roland Rich Wooley said Bannister sent telegrams and letters demanding money. Bannister's attorney denied the claim as false. The court refused Bannister's request to keep the child at his Stewartsville New Jersey farm around the European trip.
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Los Angeles
Ann Harding
Harry Bannister
Roland Rich Wooley
Lewis Howell Smith
Bannister
Stewartsville
N. J
Harding
Joe Farbeann Files Re-Election Petition
Sheriff Joe Farbeann of Hocl ing County filed his petition for re election with the board of elections this afternoon. He submitted 784 Democratic voter signatures as part of an unusually strong petition for the county.
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Joe Farbeann
Hocling County
Board of Elections
Sheriff Farbeann
Ketterings 40 Year Old Lesson Returns Former Pupil
In Detroit, Charles F. Kettering the GM research director received a reply from a former pupil Mrs Jacob B Smith Lakeville Ohio. The note recalled the 1896 classroom exercise when 19 year old Kettering asked 13 pupils to name class members from 40 years prior. Of the 138 pupils only 11 remain including Mrs Smith and residents near Ashland Loudonville and Mohican.
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Tom
School House
Tom Andrew
Detroit
Kettering
Jacob B. Smith
Lakeville
Smith
Ira Boyer
Ashland
James Proctor
Almon Steward
Oklahoma
H. E. Easley
Henry Mosher
Albert Kopp
Bunker Hill
Charles Schaffer
Mohican
Charles Kopp
Loudonville
Edward Snyder
Charles Fisher
FDR Tax Plan Advance Clears House Committee
The Democratic majority of the House Ways and Means Committee approved President Roosevelt's corporation tax revision plan with the caveat that it be amended to allow corporations to reserve funds for lean years. A subcommittee was authorized to draft the bill and devise moderate tax rules for cushion reserves despite administration opposition.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means Subcommittee
Spanish Riots Stretch toll as Government Maintains Alarm
Madrid reports the Leftist government keeps a nationwide state of alarm to curb riots that have raised the death toll to about 50. Attacks include a Nazi swastika on a German consulate and convents and churches burned or looted, with 27 such institutions damaged since mid February.
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Madrid
Spain
Congress
Two Men Charged in Abduction Plot In Michigan
MT PLEASANT Mich March 10 AP Attorney for Raymond Rootier and Ira Hockwater plan ned today to contest extradition after Celina Ohio authorities charged the pair in an affidavit with abducting three and a half year old Louise Felver. Rootier said the child’s father and that he and Hockwater brought the child here due to improper living conditions.
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MT. Pleasant
Mich
Raymond Rootier
Ira Hockwater
Celina
Luella Felver
Louise
Rootier
Hockwater
Frontier Residents Pray Check Defenses
Strasbourg residents and nearby frontier towns prayed in churches as rumors spread that revived Kaiser regiments were marching in the Rhine lands. France bolstered fortifications and anti aircraft guns from Bethune to Switzerland while villagers watched long columns of troop trucks and resolved they were prepared.
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France
Bethium
Switzerland
Strasbourg
Alsace
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
Reich Pleased With British Attitude
Berlin reports the third Reich expresses satisfaction with Britain's stance on the Rhine march and the new treaty proposals tied to Locarno Pact violations. British leaders Baldwin and Eden are said to seriously consider German proposals, according to foreign office officials.
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A. D. Stefferud
Associated Press
Berlin
Third Reich
Great Britain
Rhine
Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Anthony Eden
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Average 13-year-old girls taller and heavier than boys
Dr. T. Wingate Todd said a study of 4,000 children shows the average 13 year old girl is an inch taller and seven pounds heavier than the average boy at the same age. He notes boys overtake by 16, being four inches taller and 12 pounds heavier.
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Cleveland
T. Wingate Todd
Todd
Brush Foundation
Soviet Sky Light scientists reach record balloon flight
In Vladimir district dispatches from Moscow report a sub stratosphere balloon carrying I A Khovtiko ff and B I Romanoff landed safely after reaching 10 000 meters and collecting 15 spectograms. They aim to prove the sky radiates independent light with a strong green oxygen line that peaks at 1 a m and does not wane.
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Moscow
Vladimir
I. A. Khovstikoff
Soviet Academy of Sciences
B. I. Romanoff
State Optical Institute
Heaven
King Edward VIII Receives Statesmen in London
In London on March 10 AP reports King Edward VIII met Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin and War Secretary Alfred Muff Cooper as Britain resumes its mediator role amid Germany’s denunciation of the Locarno Pact. Officials note Britain’s stance aims to avert a European crisis from Rhineland tensions.
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London
Great Britain
Edward VIII
Britain
Germany
Stanley Baldwin
Buckingham Palace
Alfred Muff Cooper
Rhineland
Highway Inspector Dies at Home in Fremont
Funeral services are planned for C. P. Haé a state highway inspector and deputy state fire official who died at his Fremont home. The death occurred March 10 according to AP reports with services slated for today.
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Werner von Blomberg
Freiherr von Fritsch
Lietman
Lancaster
Eagle Gazette
Icongress
Rawlins
Union
Cutten
Cook
FDR
House Group
O.K
Frontier
Charles Foltz
Kaiser Wilhelm
Reich
Khvostikoff
Elbrus Mountain
Caucasus
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