Controversial Mussolini Film Prompts Education Debate
Nicholas M. Schenck backs a Columbia Pictures film showing Mussolini to illustrate the dictator’s power for historians and educators. The piece argues the film should be shown in Congress and schools to reveal the real voice and face of the era, while a Miami flower show and other oddities highlight varied topics.
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Miami
Fis
Nicholas M. Schenck
Columbia Pictures
Fim
Musolini
Mussollini
Dever
Roy Other
Maxsortol
Italy
Congress
Mussolini
FDR Signs Order Cutting Down Veterans Pensions
President Roosevelt endorsed regulations that trim $400 million from veterans relief starting July 1, eliminating non service connected disability payments and medical care for postwar illnesses. Wartime disability payments drop 20 percent, with other pension and hospital rules tightened, affecting about 645,000 veterans and dependents per government estimates.
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Washington, D
INS
Roosevelt
United Battle For Economic Secuvery
Rtch
Avery
Veterans’ Administration
Morgan and Lamont Called Before Probers in Senate Inquiry
Washington reports that Morgan and Lamont, partners of J. P. Morgan & Co., will be subpoenaed to testify as the Senate stock market investigation expands. The banking and currency committee approved a broad, sweeping inquiry into the Morgan empire, including minutes of secret board meetings and the group’s global activities. The plan, drafted by Pecora, aims to examine foreign securities, railroads, utilities, and banking interests. The probe, expected to be the most thorough since the Pujo money trust inquiry, follows fights over committee authority.
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Washington, D. C
J. P. Morgen
Thomas W. ‘Lament
J.P. Morgan and Company
Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
John W. Davis
Morgan
Pecora
Ferdinand Pecora
Morgan Bank
Morgen Partner
Fletcher
Cora
Morgan Group
Forelun Securities
J. P. Morgan
Money Trust
Americna
San Francisco
J. c. Gelfer
Wid
San Franchi
Pershing Returns to Lincoln Home in SouthWest Vacation
Gen. John J. Pershing arrived at his Lincoln home tonight after a lengthy vacation in the Southwest and said he planned to remain there for an indefinite time.
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Lincoln
INS
John J. Pershing
Southwest
Three Die in Raid by Bandits at Farmhouse
LA ORGSEE Va April 1 CINB Three men were shot to death and six others injured when bandits raided a farm home here early today and escaped with 36000 kept in a safe. The dead are Benjamin L Cannon 77 owner of the farm Thomas Cannon 64 and William Cannon 34 nephews Wills Cannon 41 brother of Benjamin also shot. all four were taken to Petersburg hospital with bullet wounds.
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LA Orgsee
Benjamin L. Cannon
Thomas Cannon
William Cannon
Wills Cannon
Benjamin
Petersburg Hosspital
Helotes Woman Found Alive After Missing Days
Mrs In Banna Haims 4 of Helotes was missing since Monday noon and found alive Saturday on a hillside near Helotes. She arrived at Robert B Green Hospital weak from exposure but with no external injuries, and recalled little of how she reached the spot. Seven searchers and deputies aided the rescue, and Hoffman led the operation, noting she crossed five barbwire and two goatnet fences to reach safety. The case includes the mysterious death of her dog Boy, shot earlier Tuesday.
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Banna Haims
Helotes
R. Woolglazier
San Antonio
Boe
Sheriif Charles EB
Hoffman
Lorenzo Morales
Valera Ortega
Nestor ‘Trevino
Hamma
Robert B. Green Hospital
Calglazier Place
J. P. Mitchell
Kentucky, Avenue
12 Year Old Girl Slain in Gun Duel in Kentucky
In Harlan Kentucky on April 1 a gun duel near Widlins left a 32 year old girl dead by a stray bullet. A man named Asonury Horn, 35, was killed in the exchange. Officers arrested Arlin Belehet, 36, as a suspect.
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Harlan
Unsi
Widlins
Here
Asonury Horn
Adel Waz
lOfticers
Arlin Belehet
Robin Loses Battle With Window Pane in Kansas City
A damaged Kansas City note describes a robin repeatedly colliding with a residence window. The bird shows progressive weakness as the daily window encounters continue, with observers noting the robin’s struggle and extended duration of the inconclusive struggle.
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Kansas City
Aghia
Election results show school board wins in multiple districts
The School Children's ticket led by Mrs. HE Lewis and Peter Hoefgen won in the city election, with Hoefgen edging leader Lawrence Smith by 622 votes as New Deal candidates trailed. Turnout was low, boxes 18 and 24 noted for large Negro populations, and injunctions had blocked attempts to halt Saturday voting.
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Peter P
Hoefgex
Menefee
Shteet
Hoefgen
Hagen
Lewis
Lawrence Smith
New Deal
Thokel
Nebraska Street
Bonham Sehoor
Bt Mary's Street
Hostgen
Smith
Bonham School
South St. Mary's Street
Mary King Hobbie
H. J. Wynekin
Roger Stokes
Mrz. ‘Walker
L. D. Gilmore
J. WY. Haile Jer
W. R. Willuns
Board of Education
Los Angeles Heights Independent
H. Myers
Monte
Brown
Welter My
Graham
G.S. Hays
Myers
San Antonio
J. Lessere
Y. 0. Eainey
Tassete
Wn.tracy
Easley
J. A
Red
Vigilance, Liberty, and Party Realignment Reflections
A political column argues against Democratic overconfidence after a split election, warning that Progressives may desert the party if foreign entanglements and Hooverist policies persist. It urges Congress to resist war powers, urges restraint in Asia, and predicts a possible Progressive revolt ahead of a coming congressional election.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Democratic Congress
Hoover
United States
League Court
Congress
Sealant
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Howse
German Jews Targeted In One Day Boycott Ends
A one day boycott of German Jews began at 10 a.m. and ended at 7 p.m. amid nationwide tension. Foreign pressure and internal politics led to uncertain prospects for a resumption, with Goebbels hinting at possible renewal and Hindenburg stepping in to curb further actions. The event drew harsh reactions from Britain and the United States, while authorities pledged to limit violence.
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Vor
Wiegand Crip
Universal Service
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Berlin
Germany
Joseph Goebbels
Munich
Schleswig
Hamburg
Bismarck
Hitler
Iiml
Baron Konstan Hu Yon Neurath
von Papen
von Hindenburg
Filtler
Beynoth
Bogether
Fragmented Local Row From OCR Notable Listings
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous street references, monthly amounts, and names with odd spellings. Readable items include addresses such as 207 Perk and 930,00 monch, plus references to Boundern 4404 and 2233 W. Travle. No clear event or cohesive story emerges.
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Werk
Ala Fonrii
Latur
Boundern
van New
Malloy
Mouser
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Hinon
San Vir
Aaverr
Monch
W. Travle
Ft ‘Wickon
Manny Sea
Noome
Aveuate
Iin Gracy
Alama
Hove
Mary
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