Widening Of Force In Virtual European Security Plan
London reports that Britain France Belgium and Italy welcome a virtual military alliance if Hitler rejects a reestablished European security framework. A white paper outlines a global conference to overhaul the League of Nations and extend its powers.
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Carled Press
London
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Locarno
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Commons
Anthony Eden
League of Nations
Associated Press
Germany
Rhine
Freren
Panic over false report of bridge collapse in Pittsburgh
Panic swept Pittsburgh when a false police report claimed the Sixteenth Street bridge had collapsed. Police, ambulances, and traffic were halted until AP reporters confirmed the bridge remained safe and traffic resumed after the error was traced to a telephone tip.
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Pittsburgh
APJ
Sixteenth Street
Associated Press
Jacob Dorsey
Daientown
Porsey
City Council Rewrites Traffic Ordinances In Monroe Streets
City council adopted changes to traffic laws affecting Monroe streets and Louisville avenue. New ordinance 2724 takes effect March 27, restoring left turns from Jackson to De Siard, designating Walnut as limited right of way, and ending a former left turn right of way. Judge Harper explained the new rules and how De Siard and Louisville avenue will operate as right of way streets.
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Monroe Streets
Louisville Avenue
DeSiard
Sterlington Roads
Jackson Street
Walnut Street
W. M. Harper
City Court
Orleans City Fathers Face 97 Year Old Note
New Orleans city officials ponder paying a $2 note issued 1839 by the Second Municipality of New Orleans with interest. Alfred H. Seaward, state tax official, received a letter from Louis Berger of New York asking if the note is redeemable and its value.
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New Orleans
Alfred H. Seaward
Louis Berger
New York City
N. Turner
John Calhoun, Jr
House Ways and Means Panel Targets Corporation Taxes
Washington dispatch states the House Ways and Means Committee voted to apply a flat 22 1 2 percent tax on net corporate income limited to those paying dividends due to state federal or contractual restrictions. Hagood to meet F D R
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Washington
Poa
Street car collision injures man in New Orleans
Steve Daure, 21, escaped with minor injuries when his car was struck by a street car at an intersection in New Orleans. The crash left his automobile smashed and prompted safety concerns.
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New Orleans
Steve Daure
Leche Returns Home After Louisiana Victory
Governor-designate Richard W. Leche and Seymour Weiss return to New Orleans amid celebrations following a political victory. The march marks a significant turn for the administration as supporters anticipate policy plans after the momentous outcome.
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Leche
New Orleans
Richard W. Leche
Seymour Weiss
Peo
New Officers Elected By Hardwood Producers
Pi W. R. Jones of Louisville is named president of the Southern Hardwood Producers Inc succeeding C. C. Sheppard. Other officers include F. W. Schatz of Helena as vice president J. W. Welsh of Memphis as treasurer E. R. Linn of New Orleans as secretary manager and C. E. Miller as assistant secretary.
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New Orleans
W. R. Jones
Louisville
Southern Hardwood Producers, Inc
C. C. Sheppard
Clarks
F. W. Schatz
Helena, Ark
J. W. Welsh
Memphis, Tenn
E.R. Linn
C. E. Miller
Dionne Quintuplets See Movie Debut in New York
The Dionne parents Oliva and Elzire visited New York to watch their quintuplets act in a motion picture titled The Country Doctor. The family toured Gotham before returning to Canada and noted witnessing the New York flood while en route. The quints were born in Callander Ontario and the film part was shot there.
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New York
Dionne
Oliva
Elzire Dionne
Gotham
Canada
Callander
Ont
Quints
Third well produces oil in Rapides parish field
The J. W. Beasley No. 1 well drilled by Amerada Petroleum Corp began flowing oil this afternoon in southeast Rapides parish. No production estimate was available yet. the flow started this afternoon.
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Alexandria
J. W. Beasley
Amerada Petroleum, Corporation
Rapides Parish
Explosions and Flood Explained by Weather Expert
Arkansas cabin fire killed six people and injured one as flood and storm events collided. In Texarkana, Texas a massive explosion wrecked six businesses, killing three, with investigators sifting ruins and identifying victims. Weather expert Day labeled the era defining storm a perfect storm of its kind.
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Arkansas
Nime
Texarkana
Texas
Sandflat
van Zan
Washington
W. P. Day
Weather Bureau
Systematic WPA Reductions Began in Louisiana
New Orleans reports a WPA personnel cut starting due to funding gaps. James H Crutcher, state administrator, said the force will drop from 60 000 to 44 800 by March 3 with further reductions toward a 34 800 quota by May 1.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
James H. Crutcher
Flood Strains Eastern U S as New York Feels Floods
Floods sweep the eastern United States with New York area among hardest hit. In Binghamton a farm reports cattle sheltering on second floor while a visitor in a ten story hotel notes stairs replace elevators stalled by the flood. Officials fear fumes from flooded gas tanks could spark explosions and governors order restrictions until conditions improve.
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New York
United States
Binghampton
N. Y
Clyde Trammell Found Guilty in Mahar Slaying
Clyde Trammell, 22, convicted by a jury in Van Buren, Arkansas, of the statutory murder of 14 year old Mary Isabell Mahar during a July picnic. He faces seven years in prison and will seek a new trial next Tuesday. prosecutors also pursue charges tied to her death.
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van Buren
Ark
Clyde Trammell
Mearby Smith
Mary Isabell Mahar
Batchelor
Trammell
Fort Smith
Miss Mahar
Ex steel man dies in Birmingham at 66
George Gordon Crawford retired steel executive dies after long illness in Birmingham Alabama hospital. He was 66. The obituary notes his career in steel and his residence in the city. He passed away early today at a local hospital.
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Birmingham
Ala
George Gordon. Crawford
Steel
River Flood Toll Reported as Deaths Rise
Fragmentary text describes widespread flood damage in New England and the Rio valley with rising death counts and damaged areas. Names and exact figures are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Aeowateq
New England
Rio Valley
Borah condemns barter plan for naming nominee in Ohio
United States Senator William E. Borah condemned barter methods of choosing presidential candidates during a campaign stop at Stambaugh Auditorium in Youngstown Ohio. He urged Republican voters to allow the party to select its nominee rather than a favorite son delegation and noted he has 42 delegates in Ohio out of 52 possible against a Taft slate.
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Youngstown
Ohio
United States
William E. Borah
Pres Didates
Otates
Republian
Stambaugh Auditorrium
Ohio Republican
Ito
Old Guard
Fourteenth Auto Fatality Reported in New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS March 20 The city logged its 14th automobile fatality of the year as Mrs. Mary Rice 74 died after being struck at a street intersection. The driver of the car Daniel Mark was involved in the incident.
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New Orleans
Mary Rice
Daniel Mark
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