Orleans U S Court Hears Rivers Plea
Federal appeals hearing on jurisdiction in the Georgia governor Rivers contempt case. Arguments focus on interference with internal state politics and potential impact if Rivers and adjutant Stoddard are sentenced. Court to reconvene after 1 p.m. as briefs note pending Georgia supreme court shake ups.
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New Orleans
E. D. Rivers
Georgia
W. L. Miller
Highway Commission
United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Samuel H. Sibley
Herschel B. Smith
State Highway Commission
Georgia Supreme Court
Governor Rivers
Deadly interceptor plane produced for foreign government
At Curtiss-Wright in St. Louis a new high speed interceptor for an undisclosed foreign client is being produced. Test flights show it climbs over a mile per minute, reaches 300 mph plus, and can climb vertically at times. Its 35 foot wingspan, 1 000 hp Wright Cyclone engine, 36 200 foot ceiling and radio coordinated aerial defense are highlighted.
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ST. Louis
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
United States
C. W. France
France
Woman Expected to Have Quintuplets in Miami
Miami doctors monitor a case of a woman believed to be pregnant with five babies based on X ray images. A physician X ray specialist cited a very good chance of quintuplets, with the delivery anticipated in May or within two to three months. Names of the couple and doctor are not disclosed.
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Miami
Fla
the Herald
Trooper Poses as Killer Uncovers Murder Plot in Uniontown
State trooper posed as a killer to expose a murder for hire scheme in Uniontown involving Rev Clayton Miller and Amelia Santilli. Miller and Santilli signed statements admitting the plot and were jailed on conspiracy and solicitation charges awaiting June court terms. Albert Santilli, the intended victim, was removed from the city for safety after his wife reported his abduction.
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Uniontown
William R. Hanna
Clayton R. Miller
Brownsville
Amelia Santilli
Albert Santilli
Santilli
Hanna
Miller
W. J. Hayes
Toledo
Hayes
Hope operation to cure teen car thefts in Oklahoma
A 17 year old, freed on W day from Granite reformatory by Governor Phillips, awaits a brain operation aimed at curing his car stealing mania. A psychiatrist links the urge to brain pressure after a mule kick. the boy says he takes cars to drive until gas runs out. The operation date is not yet set.
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Oklahoma City
Granite Reformatory
Leon C. Phillips
Cupboard slaying shocks Seattle. son charged
In Seattle a 45 year old Mrs Harriet Redding Arnold was found beaten stabbed and trussed in a cupboard under a sink. A murder warrant was issued for her 23 year old son Denzel Davis based on testimony from his estranged wife June. Coroner cites 18 stab wounds and a blunt force fracture as the cause.
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Seattle
Harriet Redding Arnold
Gale Wilson
Guy B. Knott
Denzel Davis
Charles Ralls
Ralls
Davis
June
Crabites Lecture Date Changed by LSU Faculty
Judge Pierre Crabites of LSU Law School, scheduled for tonight, will now speak Monday night on How the Allies Made Hitler. The shift, attributed to the Easter season, comes as Crabites recently spent significant time in Germany.
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Pierre Crabites
Louisiana State University Law School
U's Men's Club
Dick Troy
Wreak Havoc From Air on Sylt Island Raid
The Royal Air Force resumed daylight raids on Sylt island in the North Sea near Denmark. Air ministry reports say six bomber groups attacked, aiming to photograph and strike coastal targets. Danish observers noted heavy anti aircraft fire and bombs dropped on the Danish coast, with one British plane lost.
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London
Royal Air Force
Sylt Island
Air Ministry
North Sea
Tonder
Denmark
Sylt
Whitley Bom
British Press Association
Britain
Scapa Flow
Ministry
Examiner resigns from Labor Board in open letter
Mapes Davidson announced his resignation as a National Labor Relations Board trial examiner. He charged the board with radicalism and said examiners were pressured to record inferences favoring unions after a lecture by Dr. David Saposs, a known Communist, while denying any aimed at board member Dr. William Leiserson.
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Orange
N. J
Mapes Davidson
National Labor Relations Board
Davidson
David Saposs
Labor Board
William Leiserson
Odd Items In The News From Around The Nation
A quirky recap from Delair New Jersey Philadelphia Houston Salt Lake City. A man dislocates his jaw and has it reset then sleeps again. A landlady accuses a patron of charging 175 oysters to her account and serving them at his restaurant. A thief lurks in Houston stealing whiskies and hats as he flees stores. Salt Lake police lament the missing clock from the department.
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Delair
N. J
Samuel Nudd
Philadelphia
Nick Cserbo
Lena Wickneck
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Infant Flown From Window Lands With Minor Injury
In Des Moines Donnie Himes, 18 months old, rolled from a third story apartment window and fell three feet to stairs. He sustained only a forehead bump, and no serious injuries were reported.
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Des Moines. In
Donnie Himes
Russia opposes Nordic Finnish defensive pact
Moscow reports Soviet Russia rejects any Nordic or Finnish defensive alliance, saying it would threaten the Soviet Union and violate the Finnish Russian Moscow peace treaty. Tass states such negotiations do not reflect official facts and would contradict Article 3 of the Moscow agreement.
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Moscow
Russia
Finland
Tass
Sweden
Norway
Soviet Union
U. S
Food stamp plan expansion sparks senate farm bill debate
Civic groups push for an additional 28.9 million to fund food stamp distribution for needy families as the farm appropriation bill faces further increases. Senate debate extends, with senators Byrnes Bilbo and Lee seeking parity fund boosts while administration proposals remain stalled.
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Washington
Senate
Byrnes
South Carolina
Chambers of Commerce
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Bilbo
Mississippi
Lee
Oklahoma
Explosion at Ethyl Pont plant claims three lives in Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge three workers died and many were injured when a tank of tetraethyl lead exploded at the Ethyl Pont plant. Officials say production will resume soon as major units restart while investigators seek cause. The blast damaged the capitol area and university buildings.
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Baton Rouge
Deepwater
N. J
J. H. Schaefer
Ethyl Gasoline Corporation
New York
Schaefer
EB L du Point de Nemours and Company
Youthful Marriage Will Be Annulled in New Jersey
Marguerite Bell aged 14 and Jack I' Orio aged 17 faced an annulment after Marguerite's father Rudolf withdrew a severance and planned to hand the case to Cumberland County Prosecutor Thomas G. Tuso. The parties were reportedly headed for Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, when the developments occurred.
Dahl Spends Night In Manhattan Jail
Harold Be Dahl, a flyer just back from a Spanish insurgent prison, spent a night in Manhattan jail on fugitive from justice charges. Arrested to answer bad check complaints at Los Angeles detectives' request, Dahl’s lawyer plans bail and extradition steps before New York Governor if needed.
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New York
Harold BE. Dahl
Manhattan
Los Angeles
Joseph Taylor
Dahl
Baith Rogers Dui
Soldier of Fortune
Nha
Paris Battles Shake French Government Crisis
Paris reports Premier Edouard Daladier resigning after a parliamentary vote of confidence amid calls for a vigorous prosecution of the war. Paul Reynaud urged by Lebrun to form a new government while Daladier controls exit as deputies express disapproval of his leadership.
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Paris
Preming
Edouard Deladier
France
Ageinet
Germany
Albert Lebrun
Prience Monsater
Paul Reynaud
Reynouel
Hig Finance
Dulachier
Radical Socialist Party
Deladier
Waditon
Inter- Sita 08
Galenia of Deputies
Chamber
Daladier
Reynaud
Eiticles
Lebrun
Edouard Daladier
Paul Rgyneud
Dalgcior
Ines
Chamber of Deputies
Elysee Palace
Gallogly Loses Last Court Move in Extradition Fight
Richard Gray Gallogly, linked to a prominent Georgia family, lost a final court bid to halt extradition. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals overruled a rehearing in his appeal from a Dallas County ruling sending him to Georgia authorities. If no intervention occurs, Gallogly could be moved to Georgia shortly after the court’s action. Governor Daniel previously favored extradition.
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Austin
Tex
Richard Gray Gallogly
Georgia
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Gallogly
Dallas
W. Lee Daniel
Texas
President Roosevelt Sidelined by Illness as Cold Lingers
Washington reports FDR's temperature rose again and he was ordered back to bed. Dr. Ross T. McIntire said the president was not in danger and that the cold is a lingering, common ailment.
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Washington
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