Soviet Press Seeks U.S. Aid in Guarding Peace
Soviet mouthpieces urged American help to safeguard peace as Anglo Soviet talks produced practical but secret results. Eden left Moscow after two days of talks with Litvinoff and Stalin, with further meetings planned in Warsaw and Prague before a Stresa gathering in April.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Europe
Anthony Eden
the Seal
Maxim Litvinoff
Joseph Stalin
Warsaw
Praha
London
Arkansas Woman Killed in Crash Near Shreveport
Miss Alura Reeder 50? of Hope Arkansas was killed in a head on collision on Texas highway 12 miles west of Shreveport. Four others were injured including Mrs. B N Newscombe D Bush Tommy Sawyer and Weldon Hancock. Relatives of Miss Reeder were traveling from Hope to Shreveport.
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Shreveport
Alura Reeder
Hope
Ark
Texas
Here
B. N. Newscombe
Reeder
D. Bush
Marshall
Tommy Sawyer
Report
Weldon Hancock
Monroe City Traffic Regulations Progress Printed Daily
In cooperation with the Twin City Safety Council sections of the Monroe City Traffic Regulations will be printed each day to help the public become familiar with current provisions.
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Twin City Safety Council
Monroe City
Prohibited Minor Driving Intoxicated and Disabled Vehicle Use
Section 2 prohibits driving by anyone under 17. Section 3 bans operating a vehicle while intoxicated or under the influence of liquor or narcotic drugs. Section 4 bars use of a motor vehicle by those with a physical disability that impairs safe operation.
Everlasting War Talk and Birthday Profits
Katowice reports violent anti German demonstrations along Germany eastern border from Lithuania to Czechoslovakia with thousands of Poles involved. Predictions warn real trouble may come unless Versailles matters are arranged. Russia suggests a far eastern pact including Britain and Japan to aid western Europe if Japan acts, a familiar alliance buildup.
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Katowice
Poland
Germany
Lithuania
Czechoslovakia
Versailles
Russia
British Empire
Japan
Western Europe
Code Authority Warned Against Suspending Pact
Washington March 3 Through Donald R Richberg the NRA told the lumber code authority it lacked power to suspend the lumber code An aroused industry showed no sign of heedings promises by Richberg to speedily amend the agreement Richbergs admonition came as the recovery agency faced new troubles including a bid by Senators Clark and Hastings to seek a quick constitutionality test in the Belcher lumber code case for Congress guidance in the recovery act The Seattle assertion by Colonel W B Greeley secretary manager of Continued on Seventh Page
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Washington
Donald R. Richberg
NRA
Lumber Code Authority
Richberg
Code Authority
Clark
Democrat
Missouri
Hastings
Delaware
Justice Department
Congress
Seattle
W. B. Greeley
Injured Man Found in Missouri Pacific Yards
A man possibly fallen from a train was found unconscious in the Missouri Pacific switch yards near Plum street. He was taken to St. Francis Sanitarium in serious condition with a fractured skull. police identified him as Jack Bradford, 51, of Holley Park, Miss.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
Plum Street
St. Francis Sanitarium
Jack Bradford
Holley Park
Miss
Barker-Karpis gang blamed for three highway slayings
A written confession from a Bremer kidnap suspect pins three murders on the Barker-Karpis gang. Leonard Hawkins is said to be cleared of the cop and motorist slayings. Jess Doyle allegedly drove the bandit car and linked the gang to a Fairbury bank holdup. The confession names Alvin Karpis, Arthur Barker, and others, tying the Bremer case to multiple executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Barker-Karpis
Stillwater
Edward Bremer
Leonard Hawkins
St. Paul
Minneapolis Third Northwestern National
Oscar Erickson
Corno Park
Doyle
Minneapolis
Alvin Karpis
Arthur
Doc) Barker
Bremer
Lawrence Devol
Larry Colton
Stillwater Penitentiary
William Weaver
Phoenix Donald
Plan for Strict Enforcement of Construction Codes in Louisiana
An NRA compliance attorney based in New Orleans said enforcement of construction code violations by contractors would be tightened in Louisiana. He noted complaints that some contractors pay employees below code wages, giving them unfair bidding advantages, with a plan to publicly confront violators to be revealed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Louisiana
New Orleans
Monroe
Johnson Attacks Coughlin and Huey Long On Radio
Gen. Hugh Johnson denounces Father Charles Coughlin and Sen. Huey P. Long in a nationwide radio salvo. He labels Coughlin a Hitler parallel and Long a “bank” purveyor, critiquing their policies and funding while defending Bernard Baruch and ridiculing the priest’s Nye-Sweeney money plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Father Charles Coughlin
Huey P. Long
Detroit
Louisiana
Johnson
Father Coughlin
Long
Adolf
Hitler
Rome
Union For Social Justice
Bernard Baruch
Bernard Manasseh Baruch
Manasseh
Isiah
Princess Barbara Hutton Mdivani Arrives in Reno for Divorce
Barbra Hutton Mdivani, heiress to Woolworth millions, arrived in Reno with her New York entourage to begin a six week stay for a divorce from Alexis Mdivani. A no disturbance order was issued and she will not be interviewed for 36 hours after an overnight flight from New York.
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Reno
Barbara Hutton Mdivani
New York
Alexis
Mdivanis
Barbara
Jena man Louis Hamilton arrested in 1933 murder case
Louis Hamilton 29 a college dental student was arrested in New Orleans on a LaSalle parish murder warrant tied to the 1933 burning death of his father Dr. Fred Hamilton in Jena. Sheriff T M Davis said facts were presented to a grand jury which indicted him.
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Jena
Louis Hamilton
Fred Hamilton
Hamilton
New Orleans
T. M. Davis
Davis
L. M. Davis
LaSalle Parish
LaSalle
John Grosch
Young Hamilton
Income Tax Trial Opens for Huey Long Aide Fisher
Federal court in New Orleans set the trial for State Representative Joseph Fisher, a Huey P. Long ally, on charges of evading 1929 to 1932 income taxes totaling 3 521.12. A 25 member supplemental jury was drawn for the proceeding.
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New Orleans
Federal District Court
Joseph Fisher
Huey P. Long
Fisher
Wayne G. Borah
Abraham L. Shushan
Orleans
Senator Long
Louisiana
Washington
Belgian Premier Triumphs In Parliament Over Currency Devalue
Premier Paul Van Zeeland won a smashing chamber of deputies vote 107 to 53 in favor of suspending the gold standard and devaluing the belga by 25 percent. The cabinet sought a senate verdict and planned a confidence vote to push the currency reform. Sixty-seven of 70 Socialists, 30 of 60 Catholics, and ten of 24 Liberals supported the government program.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Paul van Zeeland
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Chamber
Beavers family saved by whistling freight train
In Pachuta Mississippi the Beavers family escaped a fatal hotel fire that destroyed the Beavers hotel causing about 3000 in losses and one death Lonnie Green 25 a CCC worker perished in his room Charred body found after fire was put out The Bullet a Southern Railway fast freight crew is credited for awakening the family by loud whistle Roy Stroble engineer used its piercing whistle to wake them.
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Pachata
Miss
Beavers
Beavers Hotel
Lonnie Green
Pachuta
Civilian Conservation Corps
Southern Railway
Roy Stroble
Fort Smith Man Liereses Value of Recreation
Vincent Miles Fort Smith Ark district chairman of the National Resources board spoke at the eleventh annual roundtable conference of the south western district National Recreation association. He urged systematic planning and coordination among local state and national boards to create a nationwide recreation program. Miles argued planning should inform and advise not dictate and called for independent inquiry and efficient use of resources. He noted a shift toward decentralization and a preference for living in the country or hometown.
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Southwestern District National Recreation Association
Vincent M. Miles
Fort Smith
Ark
National Resources Board
Miles
State Police Jurors to Meet at Louisiana Convention
The eleventh annual Police Jury association of Louisiana convenes April 16 and 17 with expected large turnout. The resolutions committee meets April 14 with speakers including Charles H. Brough Harry D. Wilson Wood Thompson Riley J. Wilson Governor O K Allen and Lt Governor James A Noe. Registration and banquets follow at the chamber of commerce and auxiliary events.
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Police Jury Association of
Louisiana
Resolutions Committee
Charles H. Brough
Arkansas
Harry D. Wilson
Wood Thompson
Riley J. Wilson
O. K. Allen
James A. Noe
Woman Lets Her Two Children Die Under Nazi Order
Berlin reports the Nazi regime ordered the death by axe of 24 year old Frau Charlotte Juenemann for wasting relief money on liquor and nightlife resulting in two children dying of cold and hunger. She claimed there was no time to feed them. Her husband is in an insane asylum.
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Berlin
Charlotte Juenemann
Slim
Frau Jueneman
Changes in Levee Plans Urge Fair Property Prices
Delegation from southeast Arkansas and northern Louisiana seeks modifications to flood control plans. They press for government purchase of levee rights of way at fair value, criticizing Jadwin 1928 floodway land valuations and demanding compensation for removing lands and for local taxing districts.
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Washington
Arkansas
Louisiana
House Flood Control Committee
E. E. Hopson
Arkansas City
Hopson
Scout Executive Takes Up Duties In Ouachita Valley
Olan H. Black arrives as new scout executive for the Ouachita Valley council of the Boy Scouts of America. Judge Charles Schulze plans a barbecue supper for scoutmasters and troop committeemen at the Louisiana Training Institute as an introduction event. Black and his wife with baby have settled in the area.
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Olan H. Black
Ouachita Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Mr Black
Charles Schulze
Louisiana Training Institute
L. T. IL
Black
Arkansas
Reading
Fifth annual cooking school opens soon at Neville High
Two days remain before the fifth annual cooking school begins at 2 p m Tuesday in the Neville high school auditorium. Mrs Kate Stafford leads sessions through Thursday with a 8 p m night session. The Morning World and News-Star sponsor this event with prize drawings and new kitchen appliances on display. Special bus service will run to and from the school for attendees.
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Neville High School
Kate Stafford
Louisiana
Morning World
News-Star
Twin Cities
John Brothers
Shoot to Kill Order Grows in Texas Gang War
Memphis and federal officers intensify a nationwide manhunt for Pip Raymond Hamilton the Texas gunman eluding capture after dropping hostages in Memphis and looting a Prentiss bank with a Confederate. Police patrols guard banks as tips flood in while DOJ agents probe possible hideouts and suspects across Mississippi and Arkansas.
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Memphis
Tenn
Pip Raymond Hamilton
Texas
South
Department of Justice
Confederate
Arkansas
Mississippi
Prentiss
Hamilton
Will D. Lee
Will T. Griffin
Lee Quianby
Jackson
Miss
A. Rosen
Vergie Johnson
Near Prentiss
Hinds County
Federation
Columbia
M. E. Smith
Jefferson County
Ralph Bayliss
Smith
Orleans to Honor New Fighting Ship Cruiser New Orleans
The city to present the silver service from the former New Orleans ships to the crew of the new cruiser New Orleans in a ceremony at the municipal auditorium. Governor Allen, Mayor Walmsley, and other officials join in the presentation. The battleship Louisiana also docks for its first New Orleans visit. The crew, led by Captain Allen Bevins Reed, is hosted by the mayor and plans social activities before the ship sails to the Pacific via the Panama Canal.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
C. K. Allen
T. Semmes Walmsley
Crawford H. Ellis
U. S. Naval Reserve
Ernest Lee Jahncke
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
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Notorious
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Huey Long
Ian Thompson
Tahlequah Teachers College
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Okla
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Eft
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