Loyalist Protest Alleges Italian Forces in Spain
Geneva report says the loyalist government protested to the League of Nations over an invasion of Madrid by about 60,000 Italian troops in four divisions. Del Vayo cites captured officers and men and names commanders Bergonzoli Navolini Mangini with bases in Almadrones Brigueda Algora. German troops reportedly present with Carabinieri and motorized units.
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Spain
International
Geneva
League of Nations
Madrid
Alvarez del Vayo
del Vayo
Bergonzoli
Almadrones
Navolini
Brigueda
Mangini
Algora
Ench Inlencia
Minisa
League
Opposition to Court Proposal Seeks Amendment Support
Washington March 13 Foes of President Roosevelts plan to add a blood infusion to the Supreme Court pressed for a constitutional amendment after a heated exchange over the issue. The opposition, claiming the move condemns the administration, sought Senate Judiciary committee hearings next week while the administration defended its position pending further testimony.
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William K. Hutchinson
E Administration
Senate Judiciary Committee
Panewe Observes Religious Exchange Across City
The city plans a preaching mission starting Sunday affecting many churches. A note about automobile plates mentions a Come vnches Square plate. Reports describe a flood risk across the eastern states with warm days melting winter snow and triggering torrents. West Virginia lawmakers advance a three day notice requirement for marriage licenses.
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Pennsylvania
Seven Bodies Recovered at MacBeth Mine After Landslide
Rescue workers recovered seven bodies believed to be August Tusek and Jack Tusek, both 41, and their twin Hubert after a March 13 collapse at the MacBeth mine. Debris 200 feet back from the mouth hindered operations and left two bodies still missing.
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International News Service
Ee Ee
MacBeth
Deep Slope
August Tusek
Jack Tusek
Hubert
Ministers To Trade Pulpits
A city wide exchange of ministers for Sunday services will open across churches with guest ministers from outside the city on many programs. The effort is sponsored by the New Castle Creation and the Ministerial Association.
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New Castle
Governor Murphy Seeks Crisis Conference in Detroit
Detroit march 13 Governor Frank Murphy arrived from Lansing to lead a conference of civic leaders employers and labor reps to tackle a sit down strike crisis. He plans a 20 member committee to cooperate with authorities amid about 100000 idle workers across Chrysler Hudson General Motors and 30 other plants and stores downtown.
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James L. Kilgallen
International News Service
Starf
Detroit
Frank Murphy
Lansing
Noles
Deve
Chrysler Corporation
Hudson Motor Car Company
General Motors Car
Heloise Martin Receives Stage Return Offers
Heloise Martin faces offers to return to the stage after a classroom degree, with friends noting her consideration of continuing dance work or resuming Broadway. A shower photo near Drake University sparked discussion about her career and public image amid media interest.
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Heloise Martin
Condemned Man Kills His Guard at Tennessee Penitentiary
An inmate on death row at the Tennessee state penitentiary killed a guard with a "store knife" during a confrontation in the cell block. The guard, identified as Simms, died from arm and artery wounds after being stabbed through the door by the condemned man as other staff attempted to intervene. Fellow inmate W. B. Harris was wounded, and a second guard, Frank Haynie Jr., was injured while aiding in the effort to subdue the killer.
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Nashville
Tenn
State Penitentiary
Simms
W. B. Harris
Harris
Frank Haynie, Jr
J. L
Mpanion
Haynie
Negro
Daily Weather Report Summary
U S weather reports for the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning show a maximum temperature of 46 and a minimum of 27 with light snow. River stage is 5.2 feet. A year ago the date recorded a 43 high and 25 low with 0.7 inches of precipitation.
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U. S
Seventy Americans Head to Spain to Aid Loyalists
Seventy American youths secretly boarded a French liner in New York on March 13 to join loyalist forces in Spain, defying U S neutrality laws and risking loss of citizenship. The ship sailed at night with the passengers bound for international volunteers amid the Spanish conflict.
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International News Service
New York
United States
Spain
International
President Roosevelt Enjoys Georgia Vacation
President Roosevelt vacationing in Warm Springs Georgia in early spring sun with his 1931 touring car on dusty red clay roads. He rests at Pine Mountain cottage and leaves a Do Not Disturb note for staff as he visits the Warm Springs Foundation and the Edsel Ford donated glass pool for infantile paralysis victims.
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George Durno
Internationa News
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Georgia
Mr. Roosevelt
Pine Mountain
White House
Edsel Ford
Foundation
Striking Pants Workers Reach One-Week Sit-Down
National Pants plant on Butler road completes first week of self internment as sit-down strike ends not yet in settlement. More visitors come to the plant as friends and relatives visit during the workers’ stoppage. A physician was summoned Friday for minor ailments and pay checks were refused by the employees, with no reason given.
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National Pants Company
Butler Road
Leo B. Pilzer
Madrid Faces Grimmest Week Yet in Civil War
Madrid endures its tightest week since the civil war began with rebel forces closing on the capital. Loyalist defenses rely on a single open road toward the coast as the insurgent steamroller advances from Guadalajara. The government cites a 120000 strong International Army and heavy air support as crucial in staving off collapse while wary officials warn the lifeline to the east could still be severed.
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Thomas Loayza
Madrid
Spain
Guadalajara
Rvers
Duke of Windsor Pension Debate Slated for Parliament
London March 13 A secret session of the parliamentary Select committee on royal financial support will discuss keeping the Duke of Windsor on a virtual pension rather than a public annuity from the civil list. Lloyd George and Churchill support a state pension for past services, while Laborites oppose any pension.
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London
Parliamentary Select Committee
Britain
Duke of Windsor
David Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
Select Committee
Walsh Opposes Court Plan in New Senate Lineup
The roster of senators opposing Roosevelt's court reorganization grew to 37 as Senator David I. Walsh of Massachusetts denounced the plan as sabotage of rights in a nationally broadcast speech. Joining him were Senators Royal Copeland of New York and Edward R. Burke of Nebraska, who urged delay and questioned the necessity.
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International News Service
New York
United States
Rooseuelt
Supreme Court
David I. Walsh
Mass
Walsh
Mocareey
Royal § Copeland
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
Pope Pius Passes Good Night Report
Vatican City report states Pope Pius XXII endured a slight heart attack yesterday but slept well through the night and is reportedly resting. Vatican authorities released the bulletin this morning confirming his condition and monitoring.
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Pope Pius
International News Service
Vatican City
Pius
Vatican
Three Injured In North Mercer Street Car Collision
A collision at North Mercer and North streets at 1 a m injured three people. Mrs. Evelyn Koch and Harold E Armstrong were hospitalized, and Miss Jean Carrier was treated for forehead laceration. Armstrong advised police he swerved to avoid Carrier’s car but struck her vehicle, which turned over onto the sidewalk.
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New Castle Hospital
North Mercer
North Streets
Evelyn Koch
Hileman Apartments
Wallace Avenue
Harold E. Armstrong
Clintonville
Jean Carrier
Beaver Falls
Armstrong
North Street
Mercer Street
Miss Carrier
Arm Strong
Koch
Somerset Jury Not To Get Case Until Monday
A Somerset court adjourned the trial until Monday at 10 A M as jurors were not able to complete work on the charge. The judge cited that the defendant was held up too long last night delaying proceedings.
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Somerset
Court
Justice Maxey Delays Trial In Sainte Murder Case
In Somerset Pa March Justice George W Maxey delayed completing jury instructions and adjourned the trial of State Trooper Anthony Sainte until Monday at 10 am. Sainte is among seven men charged with murder in the death of Frank Co Monaghan a 64 year old Uniontown hotelkeeper. The jury was expected to be given the case today.
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Somerset
Supreme Court
George Www
Maxey
Anthony Sainte
Sainte
Frank Co. Monaghan
Uniontown
Woman in trance delays murder sentence in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on March 13, Helen Wills Love, a 31 year old brunette, remains in a self induced coma at the county jail. Doctors report she has entered a hypnotic stupor after claiming she can die by will alone. She faced a seven years to life sentence for the New Year Eve shooting of Harry A. Love, whom she said was her husband. Medical staff describe her reflexes as still and unresponsive.
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Rose Cable
Canton
International News Service
Los Angeles
Helen Wills Love
Iron Corpy
Harry A. Love
Tiny New York Baby Dies After 34 Hours of Life
New York reports the death of a premature girl weighing under a pound who lived 34 hours after birth at Park East hospital. Born to Mrs. Max Post, the infant received nourishment via eyedropper under medical care.
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International News Service
New York
Park East Hospital
P W. A
Max Post
Bor
Mollisons May Be Divorced Report
International News Service reports James A Mollison and his wife facing divorce rumors after a signed statement in the Daily Express. Miss Johnson in Paris denies starting proceedings and says she has not begun divorce actions.
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International N Londonews
James A
Mollison
London Daily Express
Miss Johnson
Paris
Weather Outlook For Coming Week Weather
Weather outlook for Washington and adjacent regions notes precipitation Tuesday or Wednesday and again at week end. Cold at week start, warmer midweek. Ohio Valley and Tennessee expect rain or snow on Tuesday and Wednesday, with rain Friday or Saturday.
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International News Service
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Tennesse
Death notices for several residents listed in city records
Mrs. Mary Wurtemburg is noted in the death records. Matthew Meyers aged 70 from Fombell Pennsylvania is listed. Henry Thomas Latimer aged 62 of 714 Brooklyn Avenue appears. William Robert cer R D, 7, Jane Merriman aged 87 of Forrest and 52 Mer are named in the notice.
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Mary Wurtemburg
Matthew Meyers
Fombell
Henry Thomas Latimer
Brooklyn Avenue
William Robert Cer R. D
Jane Merriman
Forrest
Mer
Return of Winter Blasts North As Florida Trip Savings Rise
The piece notes a mild season with little ice and snow, allowing friends who wintered in Florida to stay home. It jokes that locals saved money, facing a thirty nine degree day while others boast tans and Florida memories.
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Norther
Rodin
Florida
Expected Boy Baby Gives Birth To 3 Nice Girl Babies
Mrs Earl V Parr 21 of Jeannette gave birth to triplets all girls at Westmoreland Hospital Greensburg after an elopement and one year of marriage. The mother had chosen a boy name but named the babies A B and C.
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Burg
Wells
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