Senate Tangle Deepens Near End Of Session
Washington March 2 The unprecedented parliamentary tangle in the Senate has filibustered into greater confusion as adjournment nears. The House remains free of the jam, passing 130 bills but the Senate faces a flurry of activity including a vote on separate bureaus for prohibition and customs. Debates over campaign funds and radio nominees threaten further delay, while Boulder Dam legislation stalls in the House.
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Countess Salm Quits London to Seek Paris Divorce
Millicent Salm leaves London as divorce proceedings begin in Paris. The countess, briefly staying in London for several weeks, was chaperoned by her mother and limited to night club visits while here before traveling to Paris for the case.
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Seven Earthquakes Rattle National Park in Mineral Vale
Seven earthquakes rocked National Park in Mineral Vale on March 2. A low rumble preceded and followed by tremors that caused building movement and instability. Authorities report limited damage with no serious injuries announced so far.
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