Hitler wins massive Nazi plebiscite backing Rhineland move
Adolf Hitler secured 98.79 percent of votes in a flawless Nazi mobilization praised as the strongest mandate in history. Officials expect Hitler to draft proposals to the Locarno powers over the Rhineland crisis, seeking to preserve German territory and rights while warning of tougher posture in dealings with other nations.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Presserlin
Adolf Hitler
Locarno
Rhineland
der Fuehrer
Reichstag
Hitler
London
Bruno Kidnapping Drama Ends With Intense Closing
In dramatic final scenes a kidnapping thriller reaches its climax as investigators close in on the suspect. The article notes a tense confrontation and the suspect’s capture while detailing the broader social impact of the case. Hoffmans recalled.
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Bruno
New Problems for Europe From Hitler Victory
The Associated Press reports Hitler's election victory, while expected by many, creates new challenges for European statesmen as Britain signals invitation for German officers to confer with the general staff.
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Associated Press
Hitler
Europe
Two Election Tests Heard by High Court
Two election contest suits from north Louisiana were heard in the Louisiana Supreme Court. One challenge concerns the Richland West Carroll and Franklin district, where Warren Hunt seeks a recount after losing to J Vernon Sims in the March 3 Democratic primary.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Supreme Court
Richland
West Carroll and
Franklin
Caddo
West Carroll-Franklin
Warren Hunt
Rayville
J. Vernon Sims
Oak Grove
Hunt
Mr. Sims
Former Governor Plans Senate Race
Former governor Sennett Conner announces plans to run for United States Senate this summer. The Mississippi candidate says he will file formal candidacy with the people, citing that Mississippians have made up their minds on the national race and the incumbent Pat Harrison continues in the seat.
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Q Crson
Miss
Smer
Sennett’ Conner
Plang
Ulted States Senate
Pat Harrison
Aries
United States
Condon Dines With Friends as Hoffman Seeks Interview
Dr John F Jassie Condon dines with friends in White Plains while Governor Hoffman presses for an interview about Lindbergh kidnaping testimony The tension with Hauptmann prosecutors grows as Hauptmann’s execution approaches Prosecutor Anthony Hauck of Hunterdon county faces reporters in Trenton and threats action to prevent a stay of execution and calls for legislative inquiry possibly impeachment of the governor
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John F
Jassie) Condon
Hoffman
New Jersey
Lindbergh
White Plains
N. Y
Bruno Hauptmann
Anthony Hauck
Hunterdon County
N. J
Trenton
Firing Begun In Earnest On Tax Program
Washington March 30 The House Ways and Means Committee opened public hearings on a new 799 million dollar tax program drafted to finance farm plans and part of bonus costs. Republican critics call the hearings irregular and say the bill is a fishing expedition for revenue. Contributors include Reps Bacon Michener Guyer Hancock Tobey and Arends who claim it targets net corporate incomes and reserves.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Internal Revenue
Guy T. Helvering
Roosevelt
Bacon
New York
Michener
Michigan
Guyer
Kansas
Hancock
Tobey
New Hampshire
Arends
Illinois
Roosevelt Begins New Fishing Week in Southern Waters
President Roosevelt starts his second fishing week in southern waters after a quiet Sunday off Crooked Island. A message from his temporary White House in Miami reports good luck on Saturday and plans to move to Cat Cay tomorrow. A navy mail plane carried three pouches to the president, meeting a ship near Crooked Island before heading to Nassau.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Crooked Island
White House
Mariguana
Cat Cay
Crooked Ijeland
Nassau
Bahamas
U S Agents Raid Arkansas Farmhouse with Gas Bombs
U S Justice agents surrounded a Malvern Road farmhouse near Hot Springs Arkansas releasing gas bombs but said occupants were not present. A separate sheriff’s report claimed a man and two women were removed from the house in a fast car.
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U. S
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Ark
Department of Justice
Malvern Road
Here
Sheriff's Office
Mrs Caroline Patch Dies at 55 in Stoneham Mass
Mrs Caroline M. Patch 55 wife of Professor James A. Patch died in Stoneham Mass yesterday. She leaves three daughters, her husband, and Ralph D. Patch of Baton Rouge as survivors.
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James Patch
Stoneham
Mass
Caroline M. Patch
James A. Patch
Om Ralph D. Patch
Baton Rouge
Army officer dies in Frisco veteran Morris long service in three wars
Colonel J Ernest Morris 6 years old retired United States army officer died Sunday of heart disease in a San Francisco hospital. A native of Trenton now West Monroe Louisiana he served in Cuba the Philippines Alaska during the Spanish American War and World War I. He retired from active duty a year ago.
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J. Ernest Morris
United States Army
San Francisco
Calif
Ouachita Parish
Old Trenton
West Monroe
Morris
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Cuba
Philippines
Alaska
Countess Barbara Hutton Goes Out After Illness
Woolworth heiress Countess Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow left her home with a nurse for the first time since her son's birth as she suffered a months long illness. She wore a fox trimmed coat and a toque and was driven in a closed car through Hyde Park.
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London
Barbara Hutton
Haugwitz-Reventlow
Woolworth
Hyde Park
Loney Checks Attic for Lindbergh Ladder Framing Clues
Arch W. Loney a federal employee and wood expert joined Governor Hoffman of New Jersey to inspect the Bruno Hauptmann home attic. He urged that the attic lumber and ladder differed, arguing against a framing claim in the Lindbergh kidnapping case.
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Arch W. Loney
Hoffman
New Jersey
Bruno Hauptmann
Loney
Six Injured in Monroe Traffic Collisions
Six persons were injured, none seriously, in three traffic accidents Sunday in Monroe and West Monroe. A collision at Louisville avenue and North Second street involved G Tom Peters and Mrs Clyde Mitchell. Mitchell suffered a fractured rib. Peters failed to yield due to unfamiliarity with Louisville’s right of way.
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Monroe
West Monroe
Louisville Avenue
North Second Street
Louisville
G. Tom Peters
Sterlington
Clyde Mitchell
North Second
Mitchell
Peters
Vaughan- Wright-Bender Clinic
Lazarre Avenue
Pastor Struck for Failure to Salute Berlin
A workman attacked the acting pastor of Berlin's American church Rev. Stewart Herman of Harrisburg Pa for not saluting the Nazi flag. Nazi secret police lead the city manhunt with government officials expressing regret and promising severe punishment if caught.
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Berlin
Stewart Herman
Harrisburg
Propaganda Ministry
Italian Plane Fire Destroys Ethiopian City Harar
Italian air raid on Harar caused extensive destruction including hospitals and French centers. Monsignor Jariseau remained at his altar as the French mission and local religious buildings were damaged. The attack followed heavy bombardment of Jijiga and raised fears capital Addis Ababa could be next.
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Addis Ababa
Harar
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa-Djibouti
Red Cross
Jariseau
Jijiga
Father Held in Death of Girl
Rochester sheriff's deputies arrested John Butch Schenck 49 after his daughter Winifred 18 died and two escorts were wounded in a shooting following a family quarrel at a Oklahoma beach cottage. District Attorney Daniel J. O Mara filed first degree murder charges as Schenck was found with rifles and a shotgun in his car. The gunfire occurred when Schenck’s car forced the victims’ vehicle off a road en route from a lakeshore party.
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Rochester
N. Y
Daniel J. O’mara
John Butch Schenck
Winifred
Nelvin Zietvogel
John Webbring
Schenck
Congress showdown over flood bill pork sparks clash
In Washington on March 30 members of the senate commerce committee confronted Chairman Copeland over restoring projects he calls pork to the flood control bill. In Little Rock Arkansas officials sought a solution for 15 to 26 normal children born to mental patients at the state hospital for nervous diseases.
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Washington
Congress
Copeland
New York
Senate Commerce Committee
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
State Hospital
Tennessee River Recedes After Crest Near Forty Feet
Clear skies and rising temperatures reduced flood threat in Tri-City area as the Tennessee River receded from a crest of 37.1 feet. Flood warnings eased with water levels dropping and weather turning drier.
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Trnooga
Tenn
Tennessee River
Mexican government shows conciliatory stance toward church
Mexico City report says a more conciliatory attitude by the government toward the Catholic church raised hopes among Catholics for a relaxation of federal and state religious laws.
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Mexico City
Pickwickians Rally With Dickens Coach in London Parade
In London on March 30 figures in antique costumes departed from Charing Cross in a historic coach asserting the Pickwickians voyage to Rochester to mark the centenary of Dickens Pickwick Papers with a nostalgic procession drawing astonishment.
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London
UPI
Charing Cross
Pickwickians
Rochester
Pickwick
Charlies Dickens
Dickens
Pickwick Papers
New York Trial Recess Ends as Verg Stretz Rewinds Motive
Verg Stretz resumes testimony in the murder case of Dr. Fritz Gebhardt, the wealthy lover she is accused of killing. She appears in the silk print dress from last week as she returns to the witness chair after a two day break.
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New York
Verg Stretz
Fritz Gebhardt
Vanderbilt Loses Custody Appeal In Supreme Court
Mrs. Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt failed today in her bid to gain custody of her 12 year old child Gloria in the Supreme Court dispute.
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Washington
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Supreme Cell
Gloria
Syrup Outlook Good For Central Louisiana Producers
Washington report says Central Louisiana Syrup association members were optimistic that the Surplus Commodity Corporation would purchase surplus syrup from the 1935 sugar cane crop, aiding producers.
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Washington
Central Louisiana Syrup Association
Postmaster Appointments Demand Amid Louisiana Pact
Washington reports a surge of requests for postmaster jobs after Postmaster General Farrey’s pact to ease patronage. Senator Overton states nominations must first be recommended by Louisiana house members before Senate consideration. Leaders Overton and Long will approve only nominees from Representatives Derouen Maloney and Fernandez, while others’ picks await congressmen-designate.
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Washington
Senator Overton
Farrey
Louisiana
Senate
Overton
Louisiana House
Rose McConnell Long
Derouen
Maloney
Fernandez
Wilson
Sandlin
Hauptmann Appeals Clemency From New Jersey Pardons Court
Bruno Richard Hauptmann begged the New Jersey Court of Pardons to spare him from the electric chair after being convicted in the Lindbergh baby murder. Governor Hoffman urged detailed scrutiny of evidence and questions about a fair trial, while Hauptmann maintained his innocence. The pardons panel convened amid guards and media outside the Trenton courthouse.
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Dale Harrison
Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Court of Pardons
Harold G. Hoffman
Hauptmann
Flemington
Pardons Court
Court of Mercy
Law
Jersey
Sixth Cooking School Opens Here Tuesday
Preparations are complete for the sixth annual cooking school sponsored by the News Star and Morning World at Neville High School auditorium starting Tuesday at 2 p.m. Daily sessions run through Thursday with an additional night session Thursday. Mrs Kate B Stafford arrives to oversee the event.
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Unit No. 14
Edward Bowes
Quachita Parish
Barkdull Faulk
American Legion
G. B. Cooley
Bowes
James &. Ingalls
Joe Garguillo
William Blau Boadway
The
News-Star
Morning World
Neville High School
Kate B. Stafford
Monroe
South
Myre
Brafford
News-Star adopts new headline dress with Erbar Bold Condensed
The News-Star unveils improved typography featuring Erbar Bold Condensed for headlines and 12 point Metroblack for subheads. Editors state the change enhances readability and gives the paper a distinctive, modern appearance.
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News- Star
News-Star Reaers
Esata
Requ
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