Hitler Desires Frank Talks With World Leaders
Adolf Hitler told Associated Press he favors man to man talks with leaders including Roosevelt to avoid diplomatic note exchanges. He insists on firm demands, opposes dictation, and supports an army of 300000 for Germany's defense while pursuing disarmament goals and raising living standards. He cited Eden's visit as clarifying, and warned against sacrifices that threaten national security.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Roosevelt
Hitler
Anthony Eden
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Evangelical Offers Give and Take For Building Project
Pastor Rev L T Hastings of First Baptist weighs a donation plan from Barney Oakland to enlist Lutheran volunteers for a church education building, with a reciprocal Baptist labor offer for a Lutheran church. Easter Bible class at First Presbyterian aims to attract 100 men to safety seats at the Paramount theater. Judge W M Harper leads a 9:45 a m gathering, promising to staff the class with police if needed. A cafe operator known as Gus admits superstition and refuses to include salt in a late night order, citing bad luck.
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L. T. Hastings
First Baptist Church
Barney Oakland
Oakland
Lutheran Church
Hastings
Baptist Church
Monroe
Frank P. Stubbs
First Presbyterian Church
Paramount Theater
W. M. Harper
Judge Harper
Gus
America
Two Men Charged With Using Mails To Defraud
SHREVEPORT La March 30 Two men faced charges of using the mails to defraud in a stock sale linked to Hirschfield Bailey interests. Cullen W Bailey a former Fort Worth judge and police chief and Kenneth Couch of Fort Worth were arrested. Bailey posted 2500 bond released Couch bond 5000. A warrant was issued for Tom B Hirschfield of Fort Worth, an associate. Stock was sold nationwide through the firm.
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Shreveport
Hirschfield-Bailey Interests
Cullen W. Bailey
Fort Worth
Texas
Kenneth Couch
Bailey
Couch
Tom B. Hirschfield
Hotel Longview Blaze Kills Two. Guests Jostled From Windows
A three story fire at the Hotel Longview in Texas killed two people and injured many others. Flames trapped guests who leaped from windows while firefighters rescued others. D F Safford of Dallas died after jumping from a third floor window. A second body was found and another man died later from heart trouble attributed to shock. The blaze forcefully swept through the 112 room hotel sparing few occupants.
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Longview
Texas
D. F. Safford
Dallas
Lewis Lacey
George Downey
Cincinnati
Herman R. Yates
Beatrice Tunnard
Business Picks Up in Dixie States in February
Atlanta March 30. A federal reserve report for the sixth district shows February gains over January in retail trade and textile activity with rising employment. Building permits and contracts fell, but overall figures rose from February 1933, as 61 department stores in the district posted a 17.4 percent monthly rise and a 34.3 percent gain versus February 1933.
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Atlanta
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Plot to Slay Lindbergh Reported in Paris Book
A book by George Du Parcq claims a Paris plot to kill Charles Lindbergh after his Atlantic flight to strain US France ties. The surete of Paris warned the American embassy and a cordon of secret service guarded the building. An arrest followed a French gangster and a suspected anarchist. a so called sniper reportedly offered 10 000 francs for the deed.
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New York
United States
France
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
George du Parcq
du Parcq
Paris
Surete of
Lindbergh
Secret Service
du Pacq
Officers Named by Retail Code Authority Here
The local retail code authority held a Thursday night meeting with near full attendance. Officers elected were Sam Davis as chairman M M Munholland as vice chairman and S H McClary as secretary treasurer.
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Retail
Local
Retail Code Authority
National Retail Code Authority
Sam Davis
M. M. Munholland
S. H. McClary
J. B. Bailey
W. O. Hartman
E. R. Kiper
Joe Marx
L. P. Abernathy
Bernard Levi
E. R. Whitaker
H. B. Cannon
C. Stillman
C. C. Thompson
Art Woodruff
T. O. Bunn
W. M
Romans Mourn Christ Death in Roman Churches
In Rome on March 30 priests mourned Christ's death with somber processions and stripped altars. Basilicas wore purple and black, no masses were held, and a presanctified ceremony took place as priests shared a single consecrated eucharist from yesterday.
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Rome
Christ
Cooking School Opens Here With Mrs Kate Stafford
The World and News-Star announce a cooking school led by Mrs Kate Stafford a renowned home economist. The program runs Tuesday through Thursday April 3 4 and 5 at the Central Grammar School auditorium. Advertisers should arrange space promptly by calling telephone 4800.
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the World and News-Star
Kate Stafford
Central Grammar School
Job shake up in New Orleans linked to Huey Long return
Reported to affect hundreds of state employees on the dock board as Huey Long returns from Washington. Seymour Weiss said payrolls will be cut to save money with rumors of 800 workers to be dismissed or replaced under the Long backed plan to reshape city politics after the January primary setback.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Washington
Senator Long
Long
Seymour Weiss
Dock Board
Cotton Measure Faces Conference Over Senate Rewrite
House Agriculture Committee members voiced confusion as they sought to salvage the Bankhead compulsory cotton control bill after the Senate drastically rewrote it. Chairman Jones said it no longer looks like the same bill, planning a conference next week to reconcile differences. The Senate last day approved the measure by 46 to 39, imposing a 75 percent tax on cotton value.
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Washington
House
Senate
Jones
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Committee
Organization of Rayville Kiwanis Club Nears Finish
Pert Monson Kiwanis field representative spent two days in Rayville completing formal organization of the Rayville Kiwanis club. A nominating committee was to report at today’s meeting proposing officers. District Governor F. K. Hirsch of Monroe and Monroe club members attended. About 30 Rayville citizens are on the roster.
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Rayville
Pert Monson
Kiwanis International
Chicago
Rayville Kiwanis Club
F. K. Hirsch
Monroe
Monroe Club
Gary school chief cites brain trusters in revolution claim
Dr William A Wirt Gary school superintendent says names he was urged to publish as brain trusters planning a government revolution are filed in a safe place for later disclosure A telegram quotes Secretary Wallace and others not named aides to Roosevelt amid an inquiry by House Democrats into Wirt marks to be summoned to Washington for testimony
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Gary
Ind
William A. Wirt
Washington
Wallace
Roosevelt
House
Indiana
Foulkes
Michigan
Wirt
Bulwinkle
North Carolina
Kerensky
Fifth District Barbers Decide on Code Rules
A large group of employ ing and journeymen barbers from the fifth district including Quapaw parish met in Monroe to set a district wide code authority and establish hours and price scales for tensorial services. About 200 attended with E. J. Williams presiding and W. W. Beeson assisting. The code authority for the district was elected with Dan Morris Winnsboro B H Stovall Bastr op E N Johnson Monroe C R Thompson Ruston Ralph Frazier Ferriday and A C Holley Jonesboro named. A journeyman member of the code committee will be elected later. Prices on tensorial services were set in line with other regions.
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Fifth Congressional District
Quachita Parish
Monroe
E. J. Williams
Louisiana Federation of Labor
Shreveport Barbers’ Union
W. W. Beeson
Monroe Barbers
Dan Morris
Winnsboro
B. H. Stovall
Bastrop
E. N. Johnson
C. R. Thompson
Ruston
Ralph Frazier
Ferriday
A. C. Holley
Jonesboro
Toppino Volunteers Blood to Save Former Star Runner
Emmett Toppino of Loyola University offered his blood to help George Queyrouse, a former A A U starter and old sprint star. Queyrouse suffers pernicious anemia and nears death. Loyola students joined in for tests. Queyrouse once led the southern dash at 9.3 seconds and competed in the 1906 Athens Olympics.
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New Orleans
Emmett Toppino
Loyola University
George Queyrouse
Toppino
Loyola
Queyrouse
George
D Jr
Athens
Greece
Ouachita Parish Public Projects to Be Continued
Ouachita parish public works will continue under the Works Division of the Emergency Relief Administration after the Civil Works Administration is liquidated on April 1. Harry J. Early, state administrator, says the same efficiency will be applied to the new system and that further public value projects will begin as current jobs end if the emergency persists.
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Ouachita Parish
Civil Works Administration
Works Division
Emergency Relief Administration
Harry J. Early
Early
Power Moguls Plot Is Claim Washington
Senator Norris of Nebraska said testimony on alleged power lobbying by New York State Senator Warren T. Thayer shows a broader pattern of power trust activity across the United States. He urged government ownership as a possible ray of hope and noted letters read to the federal trade commission suggesting Thayer requested election expenses from Associated Gas and Electric.
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Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Warren T. Thayer
New York
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Thayer
New York Senate Committee On Public Service
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Trade Commission
Man Killed as Auto Hits Pipe-Laden Truck
Kilgore Texas March 30 Fred M Harter 22 was killed and two others injured when a sedan crashed into a six wheel truck loaded with heavy pipes at a road intersection. Vernon Hogg of Sour Lake was unconscious for hours and a young woman Johnny Bradshaw was bruised. The truck driver was held for investigation. The front of the sedan went under the pipes and the top was crushed down on the occupants.
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Kilgore
Texas
Fred M. Harter
Vernon Hogg
Sour Lake
Johnny Bradshaw
Turkish to arrest Insull for extradition in Turkey
Washington reports that Turkey informed the State Department it would arrest and detain Samuel Insull for extradition. Ambassador Skinner said Ankara would receive a certified warrant and full judicial record and would refer the papers to the proper Turkish court.
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Washington
State Department
Samuel Insull
Robert P. Skinner
Turkey
Department
Insull
Ankara
Skinner
Turkish cabinet debates US request to extradite Samuel Insull
In Istanbul on March 30 the Turkish government debated arresting and extraditing Samuel Insull after a request from the United States. The cabinet met in Ankara and a national council session was planned to consider ratifying an extradition treaty. Insull, aboard the Maiotis, remained under watch as authorities weighed Washingtons demand and potential legal steps.
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Istanbul
Turkey
United States
Samuel Insull
Ankara
Turkish National Council
Robert P. Skinner
Insull
Maiotis
Chicagoan
Mediterranean
Aegean
America
Greece
Washington
Casult
Garner denies retirement plans amid term expectations
Washington March 30 Vice President Garner dismissed reports that he planned to retire from public life at the end of his current term. He stated flatly that no such announcement had been made.
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Washington
Garner
Hoover Heads to Florida Fishing Trip Draws on Ideals
In Hollywood California on March 30 a witty column notes that Congress misreads the country’s needs and the president plans a fishing trip. The piece jokes about brain trust members being unable to answer questions without interpretation and pokes at Florida voters and past Hoover campaigns.
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Cal
Welj Congress
Florida
Hoover
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