Roosevelt Relief Fight and German Jewish Persecutions
Today by Arthur Brisbane reports Roosevelt's farm relief bill passing the House and moving to the Senate while he debates labor plans and wage concerns. It notes Nazi persecution of Jews in Germany, abductions and killings, and calls for a day of fasting by American Jewish groups amid growing anti semitism.
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Roosevelt
House
Senate
Congress
Connery
House Labor Committee
Germany
Munich
Witler
Wilhelm Epleed
Xard
Alfred Apfel
Zionist Organization
Feelin
America
Heaser
Herlin
Hitler Pledges War on Reds In Court Martial Tale
On March 23 at a court martial in England Lieut Norman Parkes defended Seaforth Rifles officer Baillie Stewart denying disclosure of state secrets for pay. Prosecution alleged payments from Germany via Marie Louise while defense argued notes on tank mechanization were personal interest. The case centered on alleged attempts to obtain money from a German agent and the role of a mysterious Marie Louise figure.
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Marth
Norman
Bothie Stewart
Seaforth Rigivanders
Farvijn
Herli
Mieinecanda
Baillie-Stewart
Germany
Ims
Norman Parkes
Holland
Marie Louise
Liaison
Wonvat
Bassille-Stewart
T Peison
Bor- Mn
Wauld
Lele
Parkes
Enlttie-Stewart
Folland
Matie Iecise
Go-Bey
Otto Waldemar Obst
Berlin
Otte Waldemar Gbal
Bern
New York professor critiques puzzle craze as nervous disorder
Dr. Charles G. Shaw of New York University philosophy argues puzzles reflect nervous disorders rather than evil. He dismisses the jig as a rest imposed by puzzlers who think themselves superior, noting it tests inferential ability rather than moral worth.
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New York
Charles G. Shaw
New Yok University
Shaw
Summer Weather With Showers on Forecast for 8
Real summer weather with light scattered showers is forecast for San Antonio Thursday night into Friday. The weather bureau expects a high around 38 degrees, with a Thursday afternoon warm spell and a Friday low near 62. East and southeast winds bring intermittent showers in the next 24 hours.
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San Antonio
Youths Held in Extortion Plot in Denver
Three youths aged 17, 16, and 15 were jailed in Denver after an extortion attempt against Mrs Verner Reed, a wealthy society leader and philanthropist. They were arrested at a meeting spot while collecting money, with threats to bomb Reed's home. identities given as John Mingston, Bert Beck, and Harold Sennett.
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Denver
Verner Zr. Reed
Spob
Bombs Hit Spanish Barracks in Vallccas Disturbance
Bombs damaged Valencia area barracks today with wrecked windows and a second unexploded device. Police reported no casualties as authorities investigated the incident.
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Madrid
Exbremste
Grbuth
Vallccas
Christan Heathers
Embargo on Arms Urged by Borah
Senator Borah of Idaho urged quick passage of the arms embargo resolution before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The call emphasizes halt to military shipments amid ongoing tensions.
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Borah
Washington, D. C
Idaho
House Foreign Affaires Comnititen
Weather forecast for Texas coast and western regions
Partly cloudy with light scattered showers possible from Wednesday night through Friday. Thursday highs near 88 in the north and west, 62 in the southwest. lows around 64 Thursday morning. Winds easing from east to southeast, then gradually shifting, with warmer trends in northwest portions and central areas.
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Yielnily
Molsdin
Texas
100Th
Open beer taps as 3.2 beer heads to nation
Washington March 9 reports the federal government plans to open 3.2 beer sales after midnight April 6. Dr James Doran moves licensing machinery to bar bootleggers, with revenue estimates from this law and stamps beginning, while prohibition leaders vow legal challenges and a court fight.
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America
James M. Doran
Roosevelt
Revene Bureau
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California
Llinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Pennsylvenia
Washington
Wisconsin
Kenneth Wynne
Cross
Connecticut
Doran
Alcohol Bureau
Cummings
Congress
House
District of Columbia
Anniversary of Fascists Observed Across Italy
March 22 1947 Milan Italy marks the fourteenth anniversary of the Fascist party with Black Shirt demonstrations. A Mussolini aligned statement declares their words rise from borders and their work is a testament to a future generations.
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Milan
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Soviets to Permit Bail for Britons Arrested in Moscow
The Soviet embassy said the Dublin prosecutor in Moscow has agreed to release on bail John Curling and others held on sabotage charges involving electrical information. The group including Gregory Brith audreoty, and a woman named Thornton were arrested by Soviet secret police several days ago.
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London
Hed Beer
Dublin
Moscow
Thornton
John Curling
Gregory
Brith Audreoty
Anya
Silver Peso Coinage To Stop In Mexico
Mexico announces end of silver peso coinage as a monetary reform. President plans a new monetary reserve by decree, consolidating Bank of Mexico assets to stem fund withdrawals and stabilize the system. Details on the consolidation and reserve are to be issued by officials.
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Mexico
Albero J. Pani
H Wag
Bank of Mexico
Bank of Mesien
Hullinn
Solons hear entirely relief plan details in 1930s press
Washington March 23 public discussion on relief for the jobless in congested industrial cities center on the presidents civilian conservation corps idea. Frances Perkins defends the plan before a congressional committee as Bern outlines enrollment, mobilization, and camp supervision by joint federal agencies.
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Washington, D.C
Frances Ferking
Bern
Civilian Conservation Corps
Perkins
Funeral halted by repentant wife in Chicago divorce case
Mrs Elizabeth Stuck stopped her husband Henry Stuck’s funeral in Chicago after deciding to appeal to Judge Joseph Sabath to dismiss the pending divorce action. The judge consented. Henry Stuck died Saturday.
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Chicago
Eligabeth Stuck
Joseph Sabath
Henry Stuck
Nicaragua ends state of siege II declares it unnecessary
President Juan B. Sgensa announced the 0 day state of siege, decreed January 32, would not be prolonged, stating quiet had been restored in the northern districts and only far southwestern provinces remained affected.
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Mansgus
Juan B. Sgensa
Farm Relief Bill Faces Delay in Senate Action
Washington March 28 The administration relief measure faced revisions and delay as the Senate Agriculture Committee prepared hearings. The House had passed the bill aimed at restoring prewar purchasing power for agriculture and sent it to the Senate. Opposition and amendments, including limits to wheat and cotton, are anticipated, with Roosevelt mortgage refinancing proposals tied to the program.
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1. C
Senate
Landers
Roosevelt
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
McNary
Orexco
Chatriial Smith
Nary
Smith
Fae Roosevelt
Robinson
Arkansas
Wachicze
Fevor
Greensburg
Charles Letein
Tentein
Imu
Probe Reveals 1700 Charity Ward Fraud Bank Accounts
San Francisco investigators from Associated Charities uncovered 1700 charity ward accounts tied to bank funds amid a probe. John W. Shatinan led the inquiry with officials citing widespread fraud, identifying several large recipients. One man reportedly held 32000 in the bank while another exceeded 15900 in benefits.
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Marci Ae
Bank Ponaunts
John W. Shatinan
Associated Charities of
C. M. Wollenberg
Puminipal
Shannon
Campalan Raulelly
New Apostolic Delegate to U S Receives Papal Audience
In Rome on March 28 the Pope welcomed Monsignor Amiel Giovanni Cieognani as the apostolic delegate to Washington, D C. The audience included key church officials as the appointment was confirmed with high ceremony.
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Monzignor Amleto Giovanni Cicognana
Sacred Congregation For the Oriental Church
United States
Pietro Fumasani-Alonuli
Pardigalute
U.S
Pope
Vatican Cus
Mareh
Amielo Giovanni Cieognani
Washington, D. C
Rourtignay
Gicognani
Plesso Gerding Fumasoni-Biondi
Armericné
Ruth Judd Clemency Plea Heard By Pardons Board
The Arizona board of pardons and paroles opened review of Winnie Ruth Judd s clemency plea for her murder case. She faces the option of full pardon life imprisonment or a reduction to second degree murder or manslaughter penalties. A decision was expected early in April.
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Padents
Anz
Maret
Zian
Arizona State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Winnie Ruth Tudd
Agnes Anne LeRoi
Germans Report Invasion by Two French Officers
Berlin reports that two French officers crossed into the Palatinate from France yesterday, riding about 2000 yards into German territory to inquire about alleged Nazi storm troop concentrations. The incident caused excitement, with claims the French retreat was aided by a platoon of police and two machine guns on the French side.
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Berlin
Mareh
Hist
Palatinate
Hotel Death Jury Acquits Aviator in Fall Case
A jury in Houston acquitted aviator H M Edwards in the murder case of Miss Ivy Young who fell from a seventh floor hotel window on February 42. The defense argued accidental fall while the prosecution pressed circumstantial evidence of foul play by the accused.
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Houston
Marah
Hanes
Joey Ace
H. M. Edwards
Reno
Avia
Tme
Pid Mancee
Ivy Young
Whndow
Hare
Atnic
Edwarca
Chancellor outlines program of Nazism in Berlin news
Adolf Hitler declares stringent measures against alleged plots to form a Reichstag faction and vows public executions for conspirators while promising impartial justice for all faiths. He denies monarchist restoration and warns unity will be crushed if state aims are challenged. The session unfolds amid royalist and nationalist tensions.
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Reichswag
BP Gemand
Tevar
Phenaellern
Adolf Hiller
Sith
Nazi
Plyagg
Maaritua Yah der Truebbs
Ditech Conmautnist
Reichstag
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Hitler
Hiller
Hohenzollern
Reich
Bevavis
Camue Jong
Tormer
Ruprecht
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