Hartnell to design gowns for Queen Elizabeth coronation
Norman Hartnell, 33, wins royal order for 40 gowns as coronation season begins. In Colorado, Gov. Teller Ammons’s private talks are revealed by detective Jack H. Gilmore who cites W. G. Grant’s call for decent government and offers records to DA John A. Carroll, who calls the move reprehensible. Pearl White arrives in New York on her first U.S. visit in nine years, now living in Paris.
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Norman Hartnell
Queen Elizabeth
Hartnell
Teller Ammons
Colorado
Jack H. Gilmore
Gilmore
W. G. Grant
Denver
John A. Carroll
Carroll
Pearl White
Silent Screen
New York
U. S
Miss White
Paris
Pauline
Ohio House defeats county tax bill amid relief stalemate
In Columbus the House rejected an administration plan to let counties tax vehicles and beer permits, 110 to 14, while a municipal parity proposal failed 49 to 47. Gov. Davey stood firm on matching funds and warned cities to use existing taxes. Salem bus crash kills 18, injures 5, near bridge. bus erupts in flames.
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House
Columbus
House of Legislation
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Senate
Davey
Argentina snatch King hangs self in jail
Jose Gancedo Gonzales the wandering lingera accused in Argentina s Lindbergh Case hanged himself today in the jail at Dolores near Mar Del Plata. He had confessed to the kidnap and death of two year old Eugenio Pereyra Iraola while awaiting trial.
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Buenos Aires
Jose Gancedo Gonzales
Lingera
Argentina
DAR Members Decide Next Year’s Convention Site
Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution prepared to select a meeting place for next year’s convention with Dayton as the probable choice. Cincinnati and Toledo were early contenders.
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Columbus
Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution
Dayton
Cincinnati
Toledo
Girl Jumped to Death in Fire at Euclid Avenue Building
A 13-year-old girl, Catherine Glore, died after leaping from a third floor fire escape during an early morning blaze at a four story Euclid Avenue building near East 105th Street. Fireman William Volkman, 38, attempted to catch her but fell with her. both survived to a hospital with possible skull fracture and internal injuries for Volkman. Four others were injured in the fire.
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Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
105Th St
Catherine Glore
William Volkman
Specta Hospital
Atendants
Volkman
New Anglo-Italian Breach Feared Across Europe
London faces a triple threat to Anglo Italian relations as Britain protests Mussolini over press slights linked to the Spanish defeat at Guadalajara Italy refuses to discuss pulling volunteers from Spain under non intervention and fears loom over Ethiopia policy amid a recently signed Mediterranean accord.
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London
Italy
Mussolini
Spain
Guadalajara
Rome
Sir Eric Drummond
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Europe
Wheeler Urges Renewed War on Child Labor
Senator Wheeler of Montana proposes legislation to apply state laws to child labor products at shipment destinations. He says the move would advance Roosevelt objectives without altering the Supreme Court or the Constitution and could be constitutional now. Opponents argue that view, noting the broader labor and farm bills.
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Washington
Wheeler
D-Mont
Supreme Court
Rites Friday for Jas Haislet 76
Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 PM at Leonard Funeral Home for James Haislet 76 who died at 5 40 PM yesterday at the home of his sister Mrs L D McKee 936 Church St A former West Logan resident he suffered a long illness Surviving are two sisters and three brothers Wesley Portsmouth Albert Columbus and Charles Mingo Junction Rev John A Toy will preside Burial will be at Smith Chapel.
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Leonard Funeral Home
James Haislet
L. D. McKee
Church St
Haislet
West Logan
Wesley
Portsmouth
Albert
Columbus
Charles
Mingo Junction
John A. Toy
Smith Chapel
Insurgent Raid Kills Women and Children Near Valencia
In Spain insurgent forces bombarded Castellon De la Plana, 40 miles north of Valencia, killing seven and wounding 30 including women and children. A separate insurgent attack north east of Madrid found government forces besieged as civilians died in a coastal town during the strike.
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Madrid
Febus
Castellon de la Plana
Valencia
Ickes Faces Jury After Auto Crash Plea in West Virginia
Justice of the Peace John Moran released Robert Ickes, 23, on $500 bond to await grand jury action on a charge of leaving the scene of an auto accident without giving aid. Ickes pleaded guilty and claimed to be the son of Secretary of the Interior Ickes.
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Ickes
Wheeling
W. Va
Justice of the Peace
John Moran
Robert Ickes
Interior
Duffy Names Cleveland Man To Investigate Ironton Vote Fraud
Atty. Gen. Herbert S. Duffy assigns Thomas A. Burke Jr. of Cleveland to probe alleged Ironton Lawrence County election fraud. Inquiry will start next week with assistants Frederick V. Duff and John Sawyers. A dispute over the county commissioner election is to be directed by order of Gov. Davey. Widespread fraud found by Common Pleas Judge Wieland.
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Duffy
Cleveland
Ironton
Columbus
Atty
Herbert S. Duffy
Thomas A. Burke, Jr
Lawrence County
Frederick V. Duff
John Sawyers
Harry A. Banton
Missioner
William Dickens
Common Pleas
F P. H. Wieland
Congress May Probe Strikes In Sit-Down Crisis
In Washington March 24 AP Senate leader Robinson urged leaders to confer on the sit-down strike crisis if unresolved. Representative Dies announced a House rules panel hearing Wednesday on a sweeping investigation of the sit-down strike. In Warm Springs Roosevelt, temporary White House officials said he talked with congressional leaders and planned weekend talks on the sit-down issue.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Dies
House Rules Committee
Warm Springs
White House
Roosevelt
Maren
Chrysler
Parochial Aid Bill Advances In U K Senate Panel
The Senate finance committee approved a bill to annually allocate 3 500 000 for parochial and private school education. Introduced by Sen Edward N Waldvogel the measure won 8 to 1 support after rejecting several amendments. If enacted the state aid would be paid to parents or guardians under director of education rules with elementary pupils receiving ten cents per day and high school pupils fifteen cents.
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Columbus
Senate Finance Committee
Edward N. Waldvogel
John Taylor
Columbiana
Senate
Director of Education
Court Opens April 5 Grand Jury To Meet In Hocking County
Judge Phil A. Henderson announced the April court term will begin Monday April 5 with the grand jury to consider charges arising in Hocking County since January. The petit jury will convene April 19.
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Phil A. Henderson
Hocking County
Columbus Street Car Strike Averted In Ohio Talks
A week-long Akron strike ended and a looming Columbus street car walkout was averted as sitdown workers at Ohio Leather Co. evacuated Gi rard yesterday under an agreement to end the nine day dispute. About 50 moulders began a sitdown at Superior Foundry Co. in Cleveland while Akron maintained union recognition and minimum wage demands. A conference was to be held with Columbus Railway Power and Light officials on collective bargaining. United Rubber Workers awaited Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. response to a request for Akron participation in talks to end a three week dispute.
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Akron
Columbus
Ohio Leather Co
Girard
Superior Foundry Co
Cleveland
Floyd W. Kreisel
Amalgamated Association of Electric Street Railway and
Motor Coach
Columbus Railway Power & Light Co
United Rubber Workers
High Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Florida
Producer Actress Are Threatened in Hollywood Extortion Case
Investigators disclosed maniacal extortion threats aimed at film producer David O. Selznick and actress Anna May Wong. A note to Miss Wong demanded 20,000 dollars for a film loan to avoid disfigurement and harm to her father. another letter targeted Mrs. Selznick demanding 20,000 dollars in unmarked bills with threats to her son and her father Louis B. Mayer of MGM.
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Hollywood
David O. Selznick
Anna May Wong
Louis B. Mayer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Pearl White Returns to America After Nine Years
Pearl White the original Hollywood daredevil returns to the United States after nine years abroad. She is here on business involving bonds and money and plans to split time between Paris and her two homes. She shows no interest in Hollywood or its new glamour era and prefers not to meet Greta Garbo or any modern stunt crowd.
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America
Paris
Hollywood
Greta Garbo
Chrysler and Lewis Meet With Murphy
Rep Rabaut announced in Washington that the Chrysler strike had been settled and terms would be officially announced at 3 p.m. Rabaut said his information came through financial circles and he spoke to reporters after meeting with Murphy, Chrysler, and Lewis.
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Washington
Rabaut
D-Mich
House Today
Automakers labor talks adjourn for break in Michigan
Governor Murphy's automobile strike conference adjourned at 1 30 P M until 3 o'clock this afternoon. Governor Murphy called the talks satisfactory so far with no remarks from other conferees. Walter P Chrysler and John L Lewis met with Governor Murphy to try to settle the dispute that has left more than 80 000 workers idle.
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Lansing
Mich
Murphy
Walter P. Chrysler
John L. Lewis
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Roosevelt Watches Chrysler Strike On Standby
President Roosevelt stays in touch with Washington as Chrysler dispute brews. Gov. and Chrysler chairman meet after court defies eight plant sit down strike in Detroit. CIO leaders rally thousands denouncing police actions as speakers urge workers to win concessions.
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New York
Murphy
Wayne Circuit
Chrysler
Lewis
CIO
United Automobile Workers of the
Detroit
Homer Martin
UAWA
Frank Couzens
Heinrich A. Pickert
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