Hitler Calls for National Unity and Peace
Reichsfuehrer Hitler addressed over a million Germans at Tempelhof Airport urging unity and peace with other nations. He said Germany now has one people, stresses internal strength over material wealth, and pledges to fulfill a grand national task through unity and leadership.
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Empire Counts Upon England To Keep Pace
A well informed source says Britain's dominions have told the government the empire relies on the mother country to maintain peace in Europe. The report notes London is handling a delicate balance as requests to stay united intensify.
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London
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Warning Against Politics Divides Louisiana Physicians
Dr. Stanhope Bayne-Jones of Yale warned the Louisiana medical society against a division of physicians due to political affiliations. He urged unity to protect the profession from state control and discussed the Louisiana State University medical center versus Tulane. The speech cautioned that factionalism could split students and undermine medical service.
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New Orleans
Stanhope Bayne-Jones
Yale University Medical School
Medical Profession of
Louisiana
Louisiana Medical Society
Huey P. Long
Louisiana State University Medical Center
Tulane University Medical School
Wallace to Speak in Alexandria Capturing Trade Ahead
NDRIA La May 1. Representative Cleveland Dear tsiana in Washington announced that Secretary Wallace would speak in Alexandria May 11. The plan was to address officials at the commerce department and other leaders, with the event expected to be important and widely noted.
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Cleveland Dear Tsiana
Washington
Wallace
Alexandria
Y Wallace
AAA program examined at C. of C. meet resolution
The measure on an AAA program is under review at a Chamber of Commerce gathering. A Resolution Committee works through the platform details in a closed session to prepare recommendations.
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AAA
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Chamber of Commerce weighs New Deal recovery Patient stance voiced by Roper
At a Washington session, former Chamber president Silas Strawn and cabinet member speakers pressed patience amid the New Deal readjustment. George H. Davis warned against price and production experiments in wheat while Frank A. Hunter praised AAA as emergency aid, noting producer mal adjustments.
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AAA
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United States
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Silas Strawn
America
George H. Davis
Kansas City
Frank A. Hunter
East St. Louis Livestock Packer
Committee Head Accepts Blame for Publication
Washington, March conduct of a public publication was blamed by Chairman McSwain of the committee on international imports. He said he assumed full responsibility for releasing the secret testimony and promised to answer President Roosevelt’s reprimand tomorrow.
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New York
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Traffic Regulations to be Published Daily for Public Review
In cooperation with the Twin City Safety Council Monroe City Traffic Regulations will be printed each day to help the public become familiar with their provisions.
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Twin City Safety Council
Monroe City
Prohibited Bicycle and Push-Cart Riding at Intersections
Ordinance 45 prohibits riding bicycles or pushing wheelbarrows and similar human powered vehicles into street intersections without obeying stop provisions at right of way streets and without complying with automatic signals or police instructions. It also bans riding an animal into intersections under the same rules.
Stork Brings First Baby of Morning in Monroe Area
Early morning births mark the first baby of the day across several local homes. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Reumaker welcome a daughter at Riverside sanitarium minutes after midnight, while Clyde Ray Oswell arrives at Mosely’s clinic in Delhi. James Warren scores for Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Caldwell born Vaughan-Wright-Bendel clinic at 9 am, and the Brown family in Mangham reports a daughter at 1 am. The News-Star and Morning World will honor the first newborn with awards.
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Monroe
G. M. Reumaker
North Fourth Street
West Monroe
Riverside Sanitarium
Mosely
Clyde Ray
Clyde Oswell
Delhi
Eddie Caldwell
Avenue
Vaughan-Wright-Bendel Clinic
James Warren
Jack Davis
Lee Avenue
Mangham
F. W. Brown
News-Star
Morning World
Man Confesses Murder of Six Year Old Girl
Frank Flynn, 39, a garage manager, confessed to authorities in Queens that he killed six year old Margaret Flynn. Police reported he claimed to have assaulted the child and refused further details, citing a date and memory lapse. District Attorney Charles P. of Queens County announced the confession at the hearing.
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York
Frank Flynn
Charles P
Queens County
Margaret Flynn
Joseph J. Donovan
Flynn
Warnings of War Sounded in Russian Capital
Reports from Moscow describe heightened warnings of conflict as speeches spread through political circles. In Europe, tensions mount with staged bombing drills noted in Vienna and speeches throughout Germany signaling possible escalation.
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Germany
Vienna
May Day World Tensions Mark Global Celebrations
May Day drew warnings of war in Moscow as 700 Soviet planes paraded over Red Square and the Red Army marched. Hitler addressed over 1,000,000 workers at Tempelhof while Berlin basked in symbolic weather. Violence hit Bagnolet, France as rioters attacked a rightist meeting. Austria reported a bomb blast injuring a chancellor official. London and Tokyo observed quietly. New York deployed 1,400 officers for May Day duty amid expectations of crowds.
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Germany
Vienna
France
United States
Red Square
Red Army
Klementy Vordshiloff
Defense
Saarland
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Tempelhof Airfield
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
Munich
Johann Thanhofer
Bagnolet
London
Tokyo
Lewis J. Valentine
New York
Water Committee Leaves Drafts Unfinished in 26 State Plan
The water use committee of the Mississippi Valley association ends a three day session in Washington without a final draft for a broad water conservation program spanning 26 states. It approves in principle the Wilson bill with reservations, backing flood control navigation and conservation projects totaling 329 million dollars and seeks amendments to raise the total toward about a billion. Doubtful such a bill will pass.
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Washington
The
Mississippi Valley Association
Rockies
Alleghanies
Wilson
Last Day To Sign Sheriff Poll Book Of Voters 1934
Voters must sign the 1934 poll book by May 31 to remain eligible for 1936 elections. Receipts from 1935 alone will not suffice without signing the 1934 book. the 1934 book remains open until May 31 for signatures.
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Sheriff
SICK FATHER OF OUTLAW CLAN IN ILLNESS STRUGGLE
George Barker, a frail man in Webb City, Mo, who sired a brood of outlaws including Fred Barker and Ma Barker, lay seriously ill after a life tied to crime. He suffers a heart ailment, refused to discuss the family’s federal gun battles, and pursues claims to money linked to the gang.
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George Barker
Dick Dixon
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Joplin
Dixon
Fred
Ma’ Barker
Oklawaha
Fila
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Fred Barker
Alvin Karpis
Arthur
Doc” Barker
Herman
Wichita
Kas
Lloyd
New Orleans Man Kills Wife Then Ends Own Life
A man identified as Jack White from Fort Smith Arkansas, about 45, killed his wife with a butcher knife at a Carondelet street rooming house in New Orleans and then committed suicide before fleeing roomers could intervene.
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Carondelet Street
Jack White
Fort Smith
Ark
Federal men clear 36 kidnapping cases as solved
Washington May 1 The Justice Department reports every one of 36 kidnapping cases since the Lindbergh murder is solved Hoover says abductors in each case are known and evidence is convincing The list includes fugitives Alvin Karpis Doc Barker and others with ongoing manhunts as noted by federal agents on this page Continued on Second Page.
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Uncle Sam
Justice Department
J. Edgar Hoover
Division of Investigation
Hoover
Alvin Karpis
Arthur “Doc” Barker
Karpis
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Minn
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stall
Yence Society Matron
Louisville
Tucson
Ariz
Question Man In Probe Of Louisville Kidnap
Memphis, Tenn. May 1 A man described as W. O. Cook, 24, was questioned by Inspector Will V T. Griffin about an offer to locate Thomas H. Robinson Jr. in the Louisville kidnapping case. Stoll, husband of victim Mrs. Berry V. Stoll, said the man may be the same caller who sought clues to Robinson’s whereabouts and asked for $800, but no attempt to obtain money was reported.
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Tenn
Will V T. Griffin
W. O. Cook
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Berry V. Stoll
Louisville
Stoll
Cook
Robinson
Griffin
Executive Order for Set Up by Nation's Head
A national executive order outlines a plan to move people from unprofitable areas. The directive assigns a unit to manage relocations and to execute the resettlement with priority on efficiency, coordination, and minimizing disruption for residents.
Roosevelt creates rural re settlement division for works relief
President Roosevelt announced executive orders establishing the rural re settlement division to administer a 4 million dollar works relief program. Rexford Tugwell will head the division, with Morris Llewellyn Cooke organizing a rural electrification unit. The administration plans to spend by July 1, 1936 and allocate May relief funds as details unfold.
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Washington
Alno
Roosevelt
Rexford G. Tugwell
Mr. Roosevelt
Morris Llewellyn Cooke
Philadelphia
Cooke
Natural Resources Board
Europe
Land Program Division
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Relief Administration
Government work relief drive questions flood conferences
Washington May 1 conferences are held daily on the 4 880 000 000 work relief program as details remain scarce. A new federal division of appliances and information led by Frank C Walker will route plans for roads sewers housing and other projects through Ickes boards. Blanks for questions are being prepared and will be available at state regional offices.
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Roosevelt
Federal Division of Appliances and Information
Frank C. Walker
National Emergency Council
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