Gallogly Extradited Back to Georgia for Life Slaying
Fugitive Richard Gray Gallogly, 30, exits Dallas county jail in chains with Georgia officers to serve a life sentence for complicity in a Georgia slaying six months after his escape. His wife and mother pledge strong support as he heads toward “hell in Georgia.”
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Dallas
Tex
Richard Gray Gallogly
Georgia
Texas
Vera Gallogly
W. Lee O’daniel
Worth E. Yankey
Yankey, Jr
Oglethorpe University
Robert Eliot Burns
Smoot Schmid
Gallogly
Yankey
Fulton County
Dallas County
Christ
George Harsh
Roosevelt's Easter Plans Amid Cold In Washington
President Roosevelt's cold kept him in Washington with no Easter church attendance likely. Mrs Roosevelt plans sunrise services at Arlington Cemetery and St John’s Episcopal Church, and the couple may greet children at the White House Easter egg roll. Troops and volunteers prepare for large crowds, with medical staff on standby.
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Washington
Rooseelt
White House
Stephen T. Early
Easter Observances Spread Across Twin Cities Churches
Easter will be widely observed with elaborate programs in Twin Cities churches. Grace Episcopal holds 7 am Eucharist and 10 45 am service with Rev. Edward F. Hayward. Monroe commandery No 7 Knights Templar to stand at attention. St Matthew's Catholic Church offers 6 30 am and 8 am masses and 10 am high mass with Rev. Father N F Vandegaer. Don Breitenmoser to play organ. service to be broadcast.
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Twin Cities
Imany
Grace Episcopal Church
Edward F. Hayward
Monroe Commandery No. 7
Knights Templar
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
N. F. Vandegaer
Don Breitenmoser
Williams Raps at Judge Cage's Stand in New Orleans
Augustus G. Williams, named civil judge by Gov. Earl K. Long, denounces 80-year old Judge Hugh C. Cage for not vacating. Cage, retired last November but serving until year end, waits for a Bar Association opinion on Williams' legality. Williams was sworn in before a notary. three judges refuse to swear him in. Election for the post is set for next fall.
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New Orleans
Augustus G. Williams
Earl K. Long
Hugh C. Cage
Cage
Long
Williams
New Orleans Bar Association
Baton Rouge
Santa Claus in Rockefeller Center Gifts Chickens to Crowd
A man in Santa Claus gear with an Indian headdress delivered 900 live chickens from a creaking wagon into Rockefeller Center in New York. He proclaimed he was Santa from Santa Fe and waved peace to bystanders as pedestrians gathered around the skating rink.
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John Ferris
New York
Santa Claus
Rockefeller Center
Santa Fe
Sheppard Endorses John Garner in Liberal Campaign Address
Senator Sheppard of Texas launched a national radio appeal praising John Garner as a leading New Deal liberal with 37 years in federal service. He argued Garner's liberal record and experience make him an ideal successor in 1949, citing his influence on the push for greater liberalism in government.
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Washington
Garner
Sheppard
Texas
Congress
John Nance
Hotel Clerk Drowns in Lake St John Near Natchez
Bert Coverdale recovered the body of J Walter Alvis 51 a hotel clerk from Jackson after he drowned while fishing alone in Lake St John across the Mississippi river from Natchez. The drowning was unexplain ed tonight and occurred this afternoon.
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Natchez
Miss
J. Walter Alvis
Jackson
Lake St. John
Mississippi River
Alvis
Bert Coverdale
Ouachita Parish
Warm Easter in Deep South Sees Mild Gulf Weather
Washington reports a polar air outbreak may require coats for Easter parades in about half the country. Forecasters predict cold air and occasional snow in the eastern belt, with the West milder only in the deep south aided by Gulf waters.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain States
Dixie
Gulf of Mexico
Mankind at War Pauses for Easter Across War-Torn Europe
War slowed as Easter observances marked the resurrection for Christians across Europe. Pilgrims gathered in Jerusalem around the Church of the Holy Sepulchre while Pope Pius XII prepared a broadcast mass from St. Peter’s. Paris and London saw church services and refugees reuniting, with Strasbourg’s choir returning to Notre Dame.
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Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Christ
Vatican City
Pius XII
St. Peter's
St. Is
Rome
Vatican
France
Strasbourg
Notre Dame
Hoch
Rhine
Paris
British and German Raids Yield Little Damage in Easter Week
The article notes that Nazi allied and British air raids over the North Sea during Easter week caused little verifiable damage. It highlights that tonnage losses were offset by Britain and allies evacuating ships like the Queen Mary and Mauretania to war service, with claims from both sides about impacts on bases such as Sylt. Political strains in Britain and France surface as Chamberlain faces criticism over war mobilization pace.
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London
France
Britain
Germany
Sylt
Mary
Mauretania
Berlin
Chamberlain
Helgoland
War at a Glance by Associated Press
Berlin Molotov to meet for Rustian German parleys soon. Moscow denies planned German visit. London expects unprecedented undersea war. Paris Reynaud cabinet shapes push the war program for support. Ottawa wartime election Tuesday tests governments. New York minister Cromwell says anti Nazi speech was his own responsibility. Washington roosevelt to veto reciprocal trade program if senate ratifies trade pacts.
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Berlin
Molotoff
Moscow
London
Britain
Paris
Reynaud
Ottawa
New York
James H. B
Cromwell
United States
Canada
Prosily
Ashington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Germans Expect Molotoff Visit Berlin
Berlin is abuzz with the expectation that Soviet Premier Vyacheslav Molotov will visit to strengthen Berlin Moscow ties and pave a three power pact with Italy. Date ranges suggest arrival next week to a fortnight, with Ci a no possibly present.
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Berlin
Germany
Russia
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Joneses Expect Quiet Mansion In Baton Rouge
Mrs. Sam H. Jones announces plans for a thrifty quiet governor’s mansion life in Baton Rouge with six children, aiming to trim the household budget and support her husband’s four year term before returning to law practice in Lake Charles.
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Tucson
Ariz
Sam H. Jones
Louisians
Baton Rouge
Lake Charlies
Sam
Louisiana
Mra. Jones
Olla Woman Killed in Truck Collision Near El Dorado
Miss Ethel Boyd of Olle La was killed and J H Moore of El Dorado Ark seriously injured when a truck rear ended a stave truck near here last night. The stave truck driver was not identified in the report.
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el, Dorado
Ark
Ethel Boyd
Olle
J. H. Moore
el Dorado
Huey Long Bar Faced Assault As Louisiana Bar Debates Reform
New Orleans March 1 The Louisiana State Bar and a committee pressed repeal of Long era laws that created the State Bar of Louisiana granting power to suspend lawyers and control admission. The move seeks to return admissions to the state supreme court amid talks at a regional American Bar Association conference with Louisiana Mississippi Texas Arkansas and Oklahoma represented. The State Bar was established after Porterie was expelled from the state bar following election fraud probes led by Eugene Stanley. Huey Long had urged legislature to create the bar after Porterie’s ouster and investigations.
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Lowisione State Bar and Atens
Sealation
Long
State Bar of
Louisiana
Incorporated
Impeciation
Hia
Board of Governors
Louisiane
State Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Association
Bar
Misissippi
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Gaston L. Porterie
Louisiana State Bar Association
Porterie
Eugene Stanley
Orlean Parich
Stanley
Huey Long
Riggson
Man Caught Armed In Auto Sentenced In Shreveport
Clarence Jones, 23, of Texarkana Texas, found in the car of Finance Commissioner John W. Ford on Teasa street with a loaded pistol, was convicted of carrying a concealed weapon and being a dangerous character. He received seven months total, six months for weapons and 30 days for the other count, and was sent to Caddo penal farm. The sentencing judge noted the maximum penalties under the law.
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Shreveport
Clarence Jones
Texarkana
Tex
Finance
John W. McW
Ford
Teasa Street
Caddo
Jones
Revian D. Henrich
Red Crom
Charkans T
Reynaud Talks With Chiefs Of Army And Navy In Paris
In Paris Paul Reynaud met with military leaders and inner cabinet members to outline a war program. Observers doubt a land offensive soon and expect discussions on strengthening France’s siege strategy and diplomatic stance as the assembly nears reconvening.
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Reynaud
ARMY
John HW
Martin Paris
Mareh
Bee Fet
Chamber of Deputies
Paul Reynaud
Clermany
Hiemmilio
Lowser
France
Eemy
Navy
Tell
Frances
Meutral
Wea
Jaime Maurice Gustave Finance
Mente
Reoul Dewy
As Chamber
Navy backs selling warplanes to foreign nations
The Navy told a Senate subcommittee it favors selling the latest warplane designs stripped of secrets to foreign buyers to speed domestic production and lower costs. Rear Admiral John H. Towers said foreign purchases could finance plant expansions and reduce navy contract prices, while insisting no secret equipment has been released to buyers.
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Washington
Navy
Haw
Congress
Anw
John H. Towers
Bureau of Aeronautica
Senate Appropriations
Towers
Salon
Roosvelt
Marshall Man Shot in Shreveport Club Incident
In Shreveport Louisiana on March 2 Jeenen Cobb 71 of Marshall Texas was shot twice and seriously wounded his brother Allen Cobb 35 was struck on the head and injured after a fight at the Taliy-Ho night club on Moeringaport road Deputy Sheriff W T Prudhomme said J Y Suma the club operator admitted shooting Cobb and striking his brother
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Shreveport
Jeenen Cobb
Marshall
Tex
Allen Cobb
Taliy-Ho
Moeringaport Road
W. T. Prudhomme
J. Y. Suma
Cobb
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