Cathedral of Cologne Took Five Hundred Years to Finish
The Cologne Cathedral in the Rhineland required five centuries to complete with finishing towers completed in 1880. The piece notes the long construction span and references the historic project as a landmark in German architectural history.
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Roosevelt visit greeted by quiet reception at station
Mrs Roosevelt avoided questions as photographers pressed in, while a small group of Bexar County Young Democrats led by Julia Nami offered to make her an honorary member. Thirteen Jefferson High School students filmed the moment as Mrs Roosevelt, seeking privacy, departed with a requested private citizen persona. An 1896 Buick J-passenger Link sedan was advertised for 95.00 as part of National Used Car Exchange week under classified ads.
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Farmer Security Plan Rejected by House Ways and Means
Dennemite members of the House Ways and Means Committee rejected the Social Security Board proposal to extend the security net to six million agricultural laborers domestics and employees of religious charitable education and other non profit institutions. Democratic members in an informal meeting said there was no chance of passing such an extension through Congress as recommended by the board.
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Hitler strikes east in new German expansion
Nazi advance pushes into Carpatho Ukraine as Hitler’s influence grows in eastern Europe. Hungary claims annexation of Carpatho Ukraine amid vague details, while Poland and Warsaw react with unease. In Budapest parliament Hungarian premier reports annexation showing regional drift toward conflict. In Rome, US Ambassador Phillips seeks Italian stance on Germany and Czech crisis as tensions rise.
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Firefighters Fail to Save Home In Carson Street Blaze
Firemen arrived too late to rescue occupants at J. F. Fisher residence 826 Carson Street after a kitchen fire. One dog perished. only a single hone remained. Fire crews also responded to a separate oil cabinet fire at Mrs. E. Smith 633 West Summit Avenue, causing only mop damage.
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Student Near Death From Slashed Throat at Home
Long Reach March 17 14 year old high school student Zimmerman was found slashed throat near Weatham and rushed to hospital. Police said he ran to a neighbor shouting for help and Mrs Mami reported she found a woman on the edge of the bed after returning from work on a gambling board. The incident is under investigation with the motive unclear.
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Senate panel backs bill limiting telephone utilities
March 17 The senate commerce committee recommended the change of several sections to regulate telephone companies under the railroad commission. The bill classifies telephone companies as public utilities and aims to enforce reasonable rates with quarterly reports and a treasury tax. Violations carry fines from 100 to 1000 dollars. small companies with under 100 telephones are exempt.
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