British Lord Eden Reaches Moscow for European Peace Talks
Captain Anthony Eden arrives in Moscow to discuss Berlin negotiations with Foreign Commissary Maxim Litvinoff. The two leaders meet amid a charged mood as Eastern Europe braces for German rearmament. officials emphasize cautious steps to preserve tranquility.
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Moscow
Maxim Litvinoff
Anthony Eden
Berlin
Europe
Litvinoff
Foreign Ministry
Eden
Lord Chilston
Russia
Ivan Maisky
London
William Strang
Sir John Simon
Associated Press
Antithony Eden
Xim Litvinoff
Ien
Orlin
John Sim
Izvestia
Elimination Of Tax Exempt Bonds Urged In Local Column
Entertainment pieces highlight diverse Twin Cities events from modern cabaret to Shakespeare performances and a P T A fundraiser. Odd anecdotes include children removing a tooth from a candy sucker and a carrot shaped like a wrestling hold among farm produce notes.
Death mystery solved in Baton Rouge case confession
Henry L. De Salvo of Independence Louisiana admitted to killing his companion Travis Smith of Albany with a hammer and burning the farm shanty to cover the crime. The confession followed the discovery of Smith's burned bones on Greenwell Springs road near Baton Rouge after a March 25 incident.
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Baton Rouge
Henry L. de Salvo
Independence
Travis Smith
Albany
Here
Robert L. Pettit
John Fred Odom
de Salvo
Greenwell Springs
Ed Whitney
Smith
Louisiana
Sayng
Bourses Closed For Three Days By Government
Government orders close to three days the Belgian bourse and exchange activity. Foreign exchange will not be quoted in Belgium during the period as authorities regulate markets. Public notices require traders to halt transactions and await further instructions from officials.
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Belgium
Belgium shutters bourses as devaluation plan looms
Brussels March 28 The Belgian government ordered stock and exchange markets to stay closed for three days with no foreign exchange quotes. A devaluation program is expected to be announced in parliament tomorrow as Premier Van Zeeland forms a cabinet including socialists. A ministerial declaration will be issued and two bills, one on devaluation, are to be introduced after the program is unveiled.
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Brussels
Belgium
Paul van Zeeland
Ministry of Finance
van Zeeland
Chamber
Guardians guard Dionne quintuplets in Ontario hospital
Armed police moved into the DaFoe hospital at Callander Ontario to guard the Dionne quintuplets on their 10 month birthday amid rumors of a kidnap plot. Lt Governor Bruce signed a guardianship act making the children special wards of the king as Dr DaFoe remains medical guardian.
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Ont
DaFoe Hospital
Dionne
W. McCord
W. Noyes
Ontario Police
Ontario
United States
H. A. Bruce
A. R. DaFoe
Prentiss Bank Robbed by Two Unmasked Bandits
In Prentiss Mississippi two armed white men robbed the Bank of Prentiss at near curbside while a woman waited in a car. They fled southeast toward Columbia after forcing five people into the vault. A Jefferson Davis county posse pursued them. prisoners released themselves from the vault in five minutes.
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Prentiss
Miss
Bank of Prentiss
Columbia
Mathison
Jefferson Davis County
TVA Opposition Voiced By Solon Of Coal Section
Washington March 28. Democratic Rep May of Kentucky brands TVA a threat to coal and labor, urging a broad opposition to amendments expanding TVA powers. He argues TVA pushes socialization and wastes public funds while coal interests insist TVA will not employ labor or coal. The hearing on TVA changes continues with Rep McSwain seeking powers to sell power and acquire facilities with transmission rights.
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Washington
House Military Committee
TVA
TVA Board
Grubb
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee
May
Kentucky
McSwain
Democrat
South Carolina
Monroe Hosts Southwestern National Recreation Conference
Mayor Arnold Bernstein and city officials welcomed delegates to the National Recreation Association meeting in Monroe. Local officials highlight public recreation as essential and invite delegates to share ideas as sessions begin at Hotel Virginia with a reception for arriving delegates tonight.
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Arnold Bernstein
D A. Breard
R. D. Swayze
National Recreation Association
Monroe
Department of Public Recreation
North
Louisiana
Rotary Club
Bernsein
Monroe Recreation Department
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Hotel
Virginia
Cameo
Cooking school lectures to feature Mrs Kam Stafford at Neville high
Mrs Kate Stafford will demonstrate new methods for meats and social function dishes at Neville high school auditorium across Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday including Thursday night. Sessions run 2 to 4 pm with awards each afternoon, and grand prizes finale at 8 pm with appliances groceries and home goods.
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Kate Stafford
Neville High School
Stafford
News-Star
Morning World
Baruch Proposes Arms Manufacture by License Plan
World War II era testimony from Baruch proposes licensing arms production to boost output. He urges government oversight, arguing licensing would coordinate factories, reduce shortages, and accelerate defense material flow.
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Baruch
Baruch Advocates End of Tax Exempt Bonds in War Time
Bernard Baruch told the Senate munitions committee that tax exempt bonds should be eliminated to ensure fair taxation both in peace and war. He supported government licensing or government production of war tools and noted some bonds he holds. Senators defended Baruch’s wartime record while seeking his counsel to curb war profits.
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Senate Munitions Committee
Bernard M. Baruch
World War Industrys Board
Vandenberg
Michigan
Baruch
New York
Nye
North Dakota
Byrnes
South Carolina
Hail Wind Storm Damages Three States
A March storm sliced a 200 mile path from southwest Kentucky through Tennessee into north Mississippi. No deaths reported. four injuries occurred in Savage Mississippi and Hopkinsville Kentucky. A young tornado origin near Crofton Kentucky unroofed hundreds of buildings and knocked out power lines.
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Miss
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Savage
Hopkinsville
Crofton
Sarah and
Winnfield Electric Rates Cut by Commission
The Louisiana public service commission issued an order cutting Winnfield residential rates for Gulf Public Service. The minimum drops to 30 kilowatts at 11 cents per kilowatt from 50 at 12 cents, with 7 cents for the next 70 kilowatts and 4 cents beyond that. The $1.50 monthly meter charge is reduced to $1. commercial and combination rates also fall.
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Baton Rouge
Winnfield
Louisiana Public Service Commission
Gulf Public Service Company
Severe hail causes injuries and crop damage near Monroe
Severe hail storms hit several localities in the state late Wednesday and caused slight injury to Monroe resident Mrs. Frank Patterson while doing considerable damage to crops and property. Temperatures plummeted from 91 to 51 by Thursday morning, according to Miss Katie Key, government weather recorder.
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Monroe
Mercury
Katie Key
Government Weather Recorder
Frank Patterson
Layton Street
Woman’s body found on Homer road in hit and run case
The crushed body of a hitchhiker identified as Mrs. James E. Ferguson Best, formerly Miss Roberta Williamson, 25, of Magnolia Arkansas, was found on the Maden Homer highway en route to Tyler Texas. Reed Norman of Homer identified her. Magnolia Sheriff M J McCollum notified the brother Iris Williamson who said she left Wednesday to hitch-hike to Tyler to see her husband jailed and in need of funds.
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Homer
James E. Ferguson Best
Roberta Williamson
Magnolia
Ark
Tyler
Texas
Reed Norman
Williamson
M. J. McCollum
Iris Williamson
Beverly Hills
Cal
Perkins
California University
Mrs. Roosevelt
Tams
Pevena
McNaught Syndicate
Polish cabinet resigns after Parliament recess
Warsaw reporting that Premier Leon Kozlowski's cabinet dissolved after parliament recess. Col Walery Slawek, former premier, expected to be named new leader to enforce the proposed Polish constitution.
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Warsaw
Leon Kozlowski
Walery Slawek
The
News
Walmsley vows to fight Long in New Orleans police dispute
Mayor T Semmes Walmsley warned in court he would use every power to block Huey P Long aligned state control of the New Orleans police and fire departments amid a test of the new boards created by act 20. George Reyer testified for the state as the hearing continued.
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New Orleans
T. Semmes Walmsley
Huey P. Long
Civil District Court
Walmsley
Police Board
George Reyer
George Wallace
State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Long
Louisiana
Wallace
Hugh C. Cage
Cage
Mr. Wallace
Judge Cage
State Supreme Court
Reyer
Edward Righer
Roanoke Editor Robbed in Mistaken Identity Kidnapping
Walter D. Addison of Roanoke Virginia, a newspaper man, narrowly escaped a deadly incident after being held up and robbed of 3441 dollars in what police described as a mistaken identity kidnapping. The crime targeted Ralph Finch, High Ice Cream Company manager, by three men seeking Finch.
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Washington
Walter D. Addison
Roanoke
Addison
Ralph Finch
High Ice Cream Company
Finch
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