Envoys view Pope estate at Castel Gandolfo ceremony
Envoys from 41 nations toured the Castel Gandolfo estate after Pope Pius XII’s coronation scene in St Peter's. About 500000 spectators witnessed the pageantry as diplomats, princes, and prelates gathered for the pontiff's first hours in the pontificate while Joseph Kennedy prepared for a separate audience.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
United States
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Kennedy
Cardinal Maglione
Castel Gandolfo
Summer Palace
Basilica
St. Peters
Pius XI
Palatine Guards
Knights of Malta
Tumor Threatens Life Of Two Year Old Boy
In Pittsburgh on March 13 a rapidly spreading multiheaded tumor is crushing Harold Holt Jr. across the liver lungs and remaining kidney. Doctors say no cure exists and death is imminent within days or weeks though pain is absent. The family pleads for help as two other children await treatment.
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Pittsburgh
Harold Holt, Jr
Children’s Hospital
Monongahela
Harold
Fiesta Opens In New Orleans With Spring Tours
New Orleans begins an eight day fiesta after Mardi Gras with tours to old homes and gardens and visits to nearby plantations as the spring program starts.
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New Orleans
Wheeler urges committees ten plan economy
President Roosevelt discussed WPA funding with Democratic leaders to July 1. A message to Congress on the request is expected. Speaker Bankhead said to wait and see. Senator Wheeler proposed special committees to study fiscal policy to restore business confidence and curb government spending.
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Congress
WPA
White House
Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Europe
Orient
Unem
Exiled Einstein Set To Turn Sixty Amid American Happiness
Princeton New Jersey March 13 On his sixtieth birthday Einstein the exile scholar now an American citizen hopeful remarks via his biographer that fascism endangers peace he plans a quiet dinner with his stepdaughter Margot at his home in Princeton and praises life in the United States at the Institute for Advanced Study.
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Princeton
N. J
Albert Einstein
Germany
Berlin
Herman Mueller
H. Gordon Garbedian
Einstein
Europe
Margot
America
Institute For Advanced
Temperatures Rising After Wintry Blast Across States
Heavy rain sleet snow and floods plagued the northern half of the country over the weekend. At least 24 dead, highways flooded in central and eastern Ohio, and power lines were knocked out in the Toledo area as temperatures began to rise in the plains and Rockies.
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Associated Press
Middle West
Plains States
Rocky Mountain
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Maine
New York
Boston
New York City
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Maryland
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Toledo
Berry growers resume picking as rival groups clash
In Hammond Louisiana on March 13 berry farmers resume picking near Ponchatoula after rumors of trouble. Carloads sold at public auctions for up to 3 a crate as two groups battle over marketing profits while Morrison campaigns and officials close saloons for the day.
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Louisiana
Ponchatoula
Growers and Shippers Cooperative Union
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Louisiana Strawberry Exchange
Farmers Protective Association
James H. Morrison
Congress
Morrison
Former New Orleans Councilman Marmouget Dies at 80
Judge Andrew P. Marmouget, 80, longtime former New Orleans councilman and recorder, died yesterday. He helped overthrow the Louisiana Lottery as a councilman and co leader of the ninth ward in 1890, and he and Mrs Marmouget moved to Shreveport in 1911.
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Andrew P. Marmouget
New Orleans
Louisiana Lottery
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Marmouget
Hitler Intervenes in Czechoslovakia Dispute Noted
Los Angeles reports the arrest of Heinze Hartmann-Wrede a 30 year old former public relations officer at March Field Army Air Base and steps to deport him to Germany. He claims to have uncovered a German spy ring and feared death if deported while details of his espionage work surface.
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Los Angeles
March Field Army Air Base
Germany
Heinze Gerhardt Hartmann-Wrede
Los Angeles Examiner
Army
Hartmann- Wrede
United States
March Field
Shanghai
German Fuehrer Receives Deposed Premier at Berlin
In Berlin Dr Joseph Tiso former Slovak premier met with Hitler for a long conference after arriving from Bratislava. Goering cut short a Italy vacation and returned to Berlin amid talk of German intervention in the Czechoslovak crisis.
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Joseph Tiso
San Remo
Italy
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
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Berlin
Germany
Tiso
Slovakia
Prague
Templehof
Foreign Office
Germany signals possible intervention in Czecho Slovakia issue
Associated Press reports official Nazi disclosures raising fear of new central European tension as Berlin mentions a diplomatic step in the dispute between the Czechoslovak government and Slovak agitators. Continued on third page.
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Associated Press
Germany
Europe
Spain
Foreign Office
Berlin
Slovakia
Cooking School To Open Tuesday Afternoon In Monroe
The annual cooking school and home makers exposition opens Tuesday at 2 15 p m in the Neville High school auditorium Monroe buses will run to accommodate attendees Mrs Ida M Chitwood noted cooking expert will lead the sessions with raffled prizes including a Norge refrigerator and range donated by Passman Equipment Co Final session Thursday at 7 30 p m with free admission expected to draw large crowds
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News-Star
Morning World
Neville High School
Monroe
Nevile High School
Ida M. Chitwood
Norge
Passman Equipment Company
Roosevelt May Use Big Stick at Labor Meet
Negotiations between the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations stall as President Roosevelt weighs intervention. C I O spokesmen hint at arbitration if a settlement seems possible while A F L leaders resist outside action, seeking a Congress of American Labor unions. Secretary Perkins urges unity among employers workers and unions.
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American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Roosevelt
New York Times
White House
John L. Lewis
Harry Bates
Bricklayers Union
Lewis
Congress of American Labor Unions
Perkins
Washington
Boys Town Head Calls Reform System Stupid
Indianapoliss March 13. Father Edward Flanagan founder of Boys Town Neb says the nations reform school system is stupid and breeds criminals. Speaking at a St Patrick's Day breakfast he urged churches to aid unfortunate children and preserve Americanism. He noted 275 boys live at Boys Town with a planned spring buildout to house 500.
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Indianapolis
Edward Joseph Flanagan
Boys Town
Neb
Wayward Boys
Order of Hibernians
Father Flanagan
Animals in a Tree Births Highlight Rural News
In Louisburg North Carolina a cat gave birth to two kittens in a hollow oak on I C Mays farm. Days later a stray dog produced eight pups in the same tree. Both animals raise their broods with no argument. In Cheyenne Wyoming Governor Nels H Smith, at six four and two thirds feet, slept poorly through the legislature session. He added an eight foot bed in the executive mansion and now sleeps fine.
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N. C
I. C. May
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nels H. Smith
Fkm
Skeleton picketing spooks shoppers in Indianapolis
Skeleton clade picketers from the United Cemetery Workers union in Halloween outfits startled downtown shoppers in Indianapolis. The incident involved two pickets from the C. I. C. performing outside a cemetery-related facility, adding a macabre scene to a routine day.
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Indianapolis
United Cemetery Workers Union
Straight Vote Encourages Democratic Cohesion in House
Washington March 13. Democratic leaders predict no more revolts in air ranks as the straight party vote on the government reorganization bill passes the house. Rayburn of Texas and Boland of Pennsylvania cite almost unanimous party support and a party caucus a month ago as the reason for renewed cohesion. Republican Martin says nothing major has occurred.
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House
Rayburn
Texas
Boland
Pennsylvania
Bankhead
Representative Martin
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Wins Supreme Court Inheritance Tax Battle
The Supreme Court ruled Massachusetts was the legal domicile of Colonel Edward H. R. Green at his death in 1936, deciding the state may collect part of the $36.1 million estate. Texas New York and Florida challenged. Justice Stone wrote the majority opinion.
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Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Edward H. R. Green
Hetty Green
Green
Justice Stone
John
Flannery
Texas
New York City
Round Hills Farm
Dartmouth
Mass
Star Island
Miami
Triplets Born in Beaver Falls Pa
Three boys weighing a total 14 pounds 14 ounces were born to 26 year old Mrs. David Thompson in Beaver Falls. Father works as a service station operator in Ambridge, Pa.
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Beaver Falls
David Thompson
Ambridge
Confession by Beck Solves Six Abductions
Ross Coats, drug store manager, fought off the kidnapper and his attempt to seize Coats and his wife. Sheriff Milton Coverdale and Police Chief Frank V. Reitzell say Marion J. Beck, J. B. Craig, and Willard Sweat are tied to six kidnappings and robberies in Louisiana and Arkansas. One robbery without kidnapping also solved. The trio, from Kolin near Pineville, faced arrest in Ouachita parish jail.
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Frank Cline
Reitzell
Central
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Louisiana
Marion J. Beck
Ross Coats
Coats
B. Craig
Alexandria and
Rapides Parish
Alexandria
Willard Sweat
Prentice Oakley
Arcadia
Castor
Bienville Parish
Ouachita Parish
Frank V. Reitzell
Kidnpper
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Arkansas
Monroe
J. B. Craig
Coverdale
Reitewell
A. T. Downy
George Gray
Sherriff Prentice Oakley
Bienville Paneish
Kolin
Pinesville
Plan to Build Warships for Others eyed
Washington March 13. Senator Pittmans measure to authorize construction in government yards of warships for Latin American countries drew attention in diplomatic circles. The plan, backed by the state department, aims to avoid a repeat of the 1937 hull leasing controversy with Brazil and reflect Brazil's defense needs aired by Foreign Minister Oswaldo Aranha during his visit.
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Chile
Oswaldo Aranha
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