Ohio River Flood Relief Stretches Through Kentucky
The Ohio River flood stretches through Kentucky and Indiana with millions in property damage. Five hundred families displaced in Louisville. Cincinnati reports no change as experts expect a 24 to 36 hour standstill before a fall to flood stage within four to five days. Red Cross feeds about 5,000 distressed people while canoe parties disrupt waterfront activity, drawing federal rebuke after buildings along the riverfront collapse.
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Beer Bill Signed By Garner Before Roosevelt Action
Vice President Garner signed the 3.2 percent beer bill at the first opportunity, making sale possible in 18 days in states with laws. The exact start date hinges on final ruling, possibly April 6 or 7. Treasury expects $125 million to $150 million in extra revenue from a tax of five dollars per barrel.
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Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
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Treasury
Dr Lambert Dies From Wounds In Columbus Family Shooting
Columbus March 22 Dr A Lambert nationally known football figure died at 615 am today from injuries received when shot by his son during a family quarrel. Lambert a member of the advisory council of the national football rules committee absolved his son of all blame before he lapsed into unconsciousness following the shooting yesterday.
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National Football Rules Committee
Roosevelt to Form Conservation Corps via Labor Dept
Washington March 22 President Roosevelt plans to select the unemployed for a conservation corps through the Labor Department. He may use War Department enlistment stations but rejects militaristic control. Camps will be set up with standard discipline and the program aims to keep wages near the prevailing community levels while covering food housing and medical costs.
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McMahon says he will help police in Costello case
Peabody Massachusetts March 22 Reserve Officer Edward J McMahon of the Peabody police department said he had made a statement concerning his relations with Mrs Jessie B Costello now under indictment for murder in the first degree in the death of her husband William J Costello He said he has not slept since Costello a captain in the fire department was found dead on December 17 and that he is prepared to tell authorities anything he knows The police said they have a statement but will not publish it The reserve officer has been on sick leave for about two months and has not returned to duty The police said they do not intend to hold him as a material witness.
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Associated Press
Peabody
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Edward J. McMahon
Peabody Police Department
Jessie B. Costello
William J. Costello
McMahon
Costello
Captain Beaupie Resigns from State Police Post
Boston dispatch reports Captain Charles T. Beaupre, suspended executive officer of the New York State Police, has submitted his resignation to Daniel Needham, newly appointed state commissioner of public safety, amid charges of irregularities in office.
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State Police
Daniel Needham
Publice Safety
Tarpon Springs Settled by Local Portsmouth Men
Camden, S. C. March 21 Harry Marvin reports Tarpon Springs Florida was settled by Portsmouth men Captain Patten and the Fernalds It grew from a simple resort to a winter resort and sponge industry hub Dr Marvin once ran a hotel there He notes Mendel L Smith a famed orator praised the South and Confederacy while urging national unity He observes life and travel in the South and recounts a trip north from St Pete including a stop in Waycross and a political climate concern about sectionalism
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Georgia
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Rose
Lila Peyser
Daladier May Visit Mussolini to Discuss Peace Club
Paris March 22 Premier Daladier of France may travel to Italy to meet Premier Mussolini as part of efforts to form a four power peace club. No firm plans exist yet and meeting depends on Mussolini’s reaction to talks in Paris with Prime Minister MacDonald. French officials express cautious optimism about an eventual accord.
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Peace Club
League of Nations
Provisions of the 3.2 Beer Bill in Congress
Washington reports the beer bill would legalize 3.2 percent beer and 4 percent wine by weight or volume, impose a $5 tax per 31 gallon barrel, take effect 15 days after enactment, leave distribution regulation to states, reaffirm Webb Kenyon to bar interstate sales into dry states, require $1000 annual federal license for each brewery, keep $50 wholesalers and $20 retailers fees, extend 3.2 rules to Hawaii Alaska and Porto Rico, require manufacturers to prove low alcohol content, reaffirm Volstead penalties, and allow radio and newspaper advertising.
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Hawaii
Alaska
Porto Rico
Dr Haz ard to Be Speaker at Whipple P T A Meeting
The Whipple Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday at seven thirty. Dr L R Hazzard will speak on Children's Diseases. A program of readings and music will be followed by a social hour.
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