Fear of Delay in Security Program
The Associated Press reports that some strong supporters of the social security plan fear NRA investigations will delay the program. The Senate Finance Committee debated whether to keep the Blue Eagle inquiry within full committee or send it to a subcommittee as it handles security legislation and recovery agency charges. Chairman Harrison pledged full open hearings with a Tuesday committee meeting planned.
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Washington
NRA
Senate
Finance Committee
Blue Eagle
Tee
Recovery Administration
Harrison
Four ships race to aid distressed freighter Bosanka
A Radio Marine distress fax reports the Bosanka, a Yugoslav freighter of 3456 tons, was 250 miles east of France in the North Atlantic. The Hamburg, Cordillera, Langibby Castle, and an unidentified ship with callsign LDBW were en route to rescue a presumed crew of 30.
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New York
City of
Hamburg
Radio Marine Corporation
Bosanka
France
North Atlant Ocean
Cor
Dillera
LDBW
Radio Marine
Langibby Castle
Cordillera
Langibby
Chatham
Mass
Lloyd's Register
Labor Takes Wage Fight to Nation
Washington March 1 organized labor escalated its bid for a prevailing wage amendment in the 4.88 billion jobs bill. President Roosevelt failed in a first direct attempt to settle the dispute as AFL President William Green warned the issue is crucial to every wage earner and the nation’s economic welfare. Democratic leaders struggled to unite factions for action on the New Deal priority.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Roosevelt
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
White House
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
New Hampshire Senate OKs gunshot wound reporting bill
The proposal to require physicians to report gunshot wounds or suspicious injuries to police moved toward law after Senate approval following House action. The measure awaits Gov. Bridges signature in Concord.
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Associated Press
Concord
New Hampshire
Senate
House of Representatives
H. Styles Bridges
Long Island New Jersey town seeks 25000 snow removal bond
The community plans to float a $25,000 bond issue to cover the cost of removing snow from streets after the latest storm. The sentiment notes that future generations will bear the expense long after the snow has melted.
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Long Island
N. J
Fitchburg Sentinel
Portsmouth High faces St Josephs in state tournament opener
Portsmouth High meets St Josephs of Manchester at Durham at 7 20 pm in the state championship opening round. St Josephs, led by Cronin Ahern Basquil Castles Shea, is known for tournament upsets while Portsmouth, though slow early, has shown improved form and momentum entering the game.
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Manchester
Durham
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Ahern
Basquil
Castles
Connors
Shea
Cathedral Five
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West
Penacook
Wilton
Nashua
New Library Fund to Build Milford Building
A Milford trust of 100000 dollars, created by Mrs Harriet Boynton Wadleigh who died February 20, will fund a new library if the town secures a location and maintains the building. Mrs Wadleigh was the widow of William Wadleigh, a Milford native who died in Somerville Massachusetts.
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Associated Press
Milford
Harriet Boynton Wadleigh
Definite lack of market trend in New York stocks
At 1 10 p m the New York market showed no definite trend with securities and staples mostly listless. Some shares rose including U S Smelting Howe Sound Cerro de Pasco and American Smelting while Canada Dry fell and several majors held near unchanged or small losses. Also notes the improving condition of Mrs Frank E who can sit up briefly each day.
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Associated Press
New York
Staples
U. S
Howe Sound
Cerro de Pasco
Coca Cola
Great Western Sugar
Southern Pacific
Canada
U.S. Steel
American Telephone
Chrysler
General Motors
Westhinghouse
Johns Manville
Consolidated Gas
Frank E
Tragedy Averted as Strike Ends in El Paso
El Paso Texas March 1 150 striking employees of the El Paso Electrical Company agreed to return to work after 12 hours of electrical paralysis in El Paso and Juarez Mexico Hospitals homes and factories suffered outages as lights and equipment failed Officials warned of potential deaths in Hotel Dieu Hospital oxygen tents as nurses used flashlights to calm frightened children The dispute paused with workers resuming service to prevent a public calamity.
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el Paso
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el Paso Electrical Company
Juarez
Mexico
Twin Cities
Hotel Dieu
Labor Relations Board Names Regional Panel for New Hampshire
Washington report says the Labor Relations Board named a regional panel to handle disputes in New Hampshire. Laurence B. Holt of Laconia represents industry. John L. Barry of Manchester represents labor and has chaired the state federation of labor for 16 years.
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Associated Press
Washington
Labor Relations Board
New Hampshire
Laurence B. Holt
Laconia
Scott and Williams Knitting Machinery Company
New Hampshire Manufacturers’ Association
John L. Barry
Manchester
New Hampshire Federation of Labor
Eliot Firemen Prepare Minstrel Show
The Eliot Fire Department members are busily preparing for its annual minstrel show promising to be among the best in years with plans underway and performances anticipated.
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Eliot Fire Department
Justice Holmes Much Better After Pneumonia Recovery
Francis Biddle says Oliver Wendell Holmes spent a very fine night and was improved at his home. The former Supreme Court justice, stricken with pneumonia, was in good spirits and had cereal for breakfast as he received newsmen on March 1.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Francis Biddle
National Labor Relations Board
Holmes
Biddle
Saarland Rejoins Germany Under Hitler Triumph
Adolf Hitler arrived in Saarbrucken on March 1 to a crowd of enthusiastic supporters as Saarland returned to German sovereignty after 15 years under League of Nations oversight. Franz von Papen accompanied him. Hitler's motorcade passed beneath a vivid arch of Nazi salutes amid cheering crowds.
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Associated Press
Saarbrucken
Saar
Adolph Hitler
League of Nations
Saar Basin
Germany
Hitler
Berlin
Mannheiim
Franz von Papen
Austria
Boston Girl Awarded Record Personal Injury Verdict
Dorothy A. Stowe, former Boston stenographer, is awarded 40000 after an auto crash with Sam A. Mason president of Cyrus Mason Construction. The verdict, upheld in a jury waived trial, marks the largest personal injury award in Massachusetts court history. The 1932 accident occurred on the Boston waterfront involving Mason and two other couples.
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Associated Press
Boston
Sam A. Mason
Chicago
Cyrus Mason Construction Company
Boston Harbor
Dorothy A. Stowe
Mason
State Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Miss Stowe
Earthquake Shocks Greater Kansas City Area
A severe quake rattled Greater Kansas City at 5 01 am causing beds to jump and chairs to jerk. No damage was reported though several residents and workers felt the shock and police received numerous calls. The text also notes a discussion about building a new high school.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Independence
Annual Eliot Town Meeting Scheduled for March
The annual Eliot town meeting will be held in March. Officials urge residents to attend and vote on local budget and articles.
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Eliot Town Meeting
Town of
Eliot
Roosevelt Hula Featured at Hilo Yacht Club Ball
A ball at the Hilo Hawaii Yacht Club showcased a "President Roosevelt hula" performance offering a lively cultural interlude. The event highlighted local hospitality and a festive spirit among attendees.
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Hilo
Hawaii) Yacht Club
President Roosevelt Hula
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