Nazi Dominated German Reichstag Moves Quick
Berlin March 22 Nazi led assembly opens with a swift election of officers and committees. General Litemann lauds Hitler while Hans Kerris speaks of Pan German unity with Austria. Prussian leader Kuve fuels cheers as the body detaches from prior rules and grants the Speaker broad authority to curb opposition.
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Probe into quake area schools and deaths in Los Angeles
A coroner's inquest in Los Angeles investigates the March 10 earthquakes focusing on public school construction after two students died in collapsing buildings. District Attorney Huron Fills attends as prosecutors seek possible negligence and potential grand jury action.
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El Paso Cowboy and World War Hero Dies After Surgery
El Paso cowboy and World War II hero, widely recognized for valor in the Argonne forest, has died from complications after an appendectomy. He served in the Eighty-ninth Division, Three Hundred and Fifty fourth Infantry and was awarded the Medal of Honor, the Distinguished Service Cross, and foreign honors from France Britain Belgium and Montenegro.
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Roosevelt's Quip Stops Em Cold
President Roosevelt, at a press conference, sidestepped questions on disarmament and the new peace group alleged to include England France and others. He joked about the “pene club,” deflecting inquiries as reporters laughed, and the exchange ended without new details on policy.
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Rebekah Assembly selects Mineral Wells as 1934 convention site
Greenville Texas March 22 officers installed and final reports filed closing the ninety third annual session of the Texas Grand Lodge. Mineral Wells voted as the 1934 convention city while W Th Francis of Fort Worth was named chair of the widows and orphans home board and C P Masters chair of the home finance board. Polytethnic lodge Fort Worth won the degree contest with Ennis and Clarksville following. Elmirs Dallas won the Rebekah contest with Trinity Dallas in second place.
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Sudden storm kills one in Hungary and traps trains
Budapest March 22 One person was killed and several injured as a sudden storm swept the Hungarian plain. Houses were unroofed and snow drifts blocked railway tracks.
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France Aims for Expanded Entente and German Parity
Daladier told MacDonald France would accept a four power entente recorded by the League of Nations and back disarmament as outlined at Geneva. He proposed Germany and France each field 200,000 land troops on the continent while France would gain 200,000 additional colonial soldiers.
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MacDonald Returns to London by Air
MacDonald travels from Croydon to London by car then flies in by air to brief the British cabinet on talks with Mussolini and Daladier. He says negotiations are ongoing and that when complete, a durable peace will be achieved.
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Byrns backs Treaty Navy as unemployment relief plan
Representative Byrns of Tennessee urged using part of a large public works appropriation to build up the navy, arguing that about 85 percent of shipyard construction costs go directly into jobs. He framed the idea as a way to relieve unemployment while supporting naval strength under London treaties.
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Mint Struggles With Scrap Gold Inflow
Washington March 23 report says old jewelry and scrap gold filings flooded into government vaults. Officials announced that shipments valued under one hundred dollars would not be accepted, attributing the surge to misleading advertising that prompted citizens to send in pieces for their gold content.
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Triple Funeral in Houston Tragedy
In ATARNS Texas a triple funeral was planned for W H Rowe 5 electrical worker Alvin 21 and his wife after a double shooting and suicide. A man killed his son during an argument with his wife then shot his wife in a yard and killed himself.
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Relief Seen For Flood In Ohio River Valley
Cincinnati, March 22. Relief is seen as the flood crisis in the Ohio river valley stabilizes with the Mississippiline threat easing. At Portsmouth the river held at 62 feet after building a flood wall. 5000 distressed residents seek aid. Three large waterfront buildings collapsed. Newport, across from Cincinnati, remains heavily flooded and residents are housed by reef workers after Governor Latimore offered aid was declined.
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Byrns Seeks Reenactment of One Cent Gas Tax
Washington March 22 Representative Byrns of Tra heaser and House Democratic leader says the one cent gasoline tax would be reenacted at a special session of Congress. The Ways and Means Committee will act on the measure soon. He notes the current tax has been highly profitable in last year’s tax package. He also calls for studying repeal of the bank check tax and lowering of postage rates before acting on broader proposals. Hear the Jab Beeker over KONO every night at 8 15.
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