Pittman Attacks Trade Act Linking U.S. to League Court
Washington dispatch notes Sen. Pittman Democrtic Nev. blasts the three year extension of the reciprocal trade act, warning it could grant the president power to enter treaties and align with the League of Nations. Debate expected to last two weeks with Pittman amendment to require Senate ratification.
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30 Miners’ Bodies Still Are Sought in Ohio Mine Disaster
Neffs Ohio March 23 Rescue workers continued to sift debris at the Willow Grove mine of the Hanna Coal Company seeking bodies of 30 miners still unaccounted for as the death toll stood at 42. The mining subcommittee toured Washington after a blast inquiry.
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Two Die as Trackless Trolley Strikes Car in Chicago
In Chicago on March 23 a trackless trolley crashed into a car killing a 17 year old girl Virginia Perry and a 46 year old escort Fred Hatbrook who shared a home with the girl. Forty passengers aboard the trolley were injured or panicked but survived.
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Garner Endorsed by Sheppard in 1940 Presidential Push
Senator Morris Sheppard voiced strong support for John Nance Garner as the ideal successor to Franklin D Roosevelt in 1940. He praised Garner’s experience, loyalty to liberal New Deal goals, and fiscal acumen, highlighting his tax and public works record and commitment to constitutional government.
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Easter Bunny Forecast Brings Cold Weather Warning
A weather outlook warns of a cold Easter across the nation. Weatherman J. H. Jackoe notes possible rain or dry spells and highs around 70 with 56 lows in the weekend. northern states report 60 years coldest March, while New England and New York face snow and near zero readings. Everett Watson jailed 21 days for refusing grand jury questions.
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New Government Style Stocking Aims To Cut Cotton Surplus
NEW YORK March 23 In effort to curb a vast cotton surplus the United States launches a mesh stocking for women that resembles silk from a distance. Developed over two years at a cost of 60000, it will hit Manhattan stores in about two weeks. The Agriculture Department appoints young women as maid of women to tour 12000 miles to promote the invention. The Government Style No 186 stocking is a beer like all over mesh priced at 59 cents, with cotton stamps offering about half price. The stocking is described as runproof and 100 percent rotton from ki tae and longer wearing than silk.
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Mother of 2 Shoots Trifling Husband
FARZARD Ky March 23 Mrs Georgia Miller 27 mother of two charged with wounding her husband after alleged infidelity The case notes she shot him during a dispute escalating from his attentions to another woman Feud details mention a hospital condition and police inquiry
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Texas liquor hoard probe held likely
Henderson March 23 State Senator Joe L Hill revealed it is probable there will be an investigation into the operation of the state liquor control board after Senate investigating committee chairman Wilbourne Cullie polled members on advisability of action Hill, a committee member, noted the inquiry would cover alleged political activities at board employees.
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Probe Approved by Dr Bradfield
Dr W D Bradfield says he is completely satisfied if the senate investigating committee probes alleged political activities of state employes. He notes Claude Williams gathered affidavits and recommended presenting evidence to Attorney General Gerald Mann, who has not finished his study and will decide on authority to act.
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Travis Grand Jury Hears Liquor Administrator
Austin March 22 Liquor Administrator Bert Purd testifies before the Travis county grand jury. He says he has offered to file charges against any board employees who swear falsely about expenses on payroll affidavits if given the conflicting affidavits. Ford notes several investigations have occurred and urges another review. Claude Williams assisted, delivering findings to Attorney General Gerald Mann who said his study was not yet finished.
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Uncertain April Oil Quota For Texas Faces Decision
Austin March 23 Texas oil policy hangs on the April quota and the bureau of fines figure. Hall and Commissioner Jerry Sadler voiced uncertainty while Syctia remains the only member in agreement. The potential cut could reach about 200000 barrels if the figure is upheld.
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Medina Girl Needs Blood to Live
Betty Nelson, 15, fighting meningitis and pneumonia at Sauls Rosa Hospital for four weeks, has had bone marrow transplants from her father Roy Nelson and brother Roy Nelson Jr. She faces possible death without a Type blood donor as doctors appeal for volunteers.
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France Aims at War Cabinet Backing for Nazi Coup
Paris reports detail a Reynaud led war cabinet planning immediate action as Germany backs a possible southeast coup with Italy and Russia cited. The cabinet won support from five abstainers and seeks stronger parliamentary unity amid Balkan tensions and calls for decisive action. Military leaders from army and navy are present, signaling coordinated plans with Britain.
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Slayer Is Found Hanged in Cell
McKINNEY March 23 A A Sprouse 51 year old farmer convicted two weeks ago on murder by poisoning and his wife's death was found dead in his Collin county jail cell. A fellow prisoner discovered Sprouse hanging from a heavy fishing cord. Dusties Clyde Doyle reported death by self action. The death occurred the day Judge Tom Suggs planned ruling on a motion for a new trial.
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Wedding on skis set for Frieda Schinn in New York manor
Miss Frieda Schinn of New York will wed Anton Pros, a Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute student, in an Easter ski themed ceremony to be held tomorrow in Jackson New Hampshire. The INS report notes guests will wear winter sports attire as their Easter costumes.
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Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Ban Antonio area with considerable clouds and scattered showers likely. Sunday sees light to moderate southeasterly winds and a Sunday high near 78 and low about 58. East Texas expect considerable cloudiness with showers, cooler north, moderate to fresh southeasterly winds along the coast. West Texas mostly clear in the Panhandle, cloudy in the south and central areas with variable winds. Week outlook hints at scattered showers early in the week, cooling start, warming midweek, then cooling again toward week’s end.
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World Sees Hitler Easter Visit to Mountain Chalet
Rome dispatch reports Germany preparing to extend submarine campaigns against England in a global war effort. Berlin aims to torpedo merchant shipping and target British trade, while expanding U boat production and nears an enlarged undersea fleet. Italy's submarine arm grows, feeding on German lessons as Britain tightens its blockade and neutrals watch war progress.
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Nazi Trade Talks In Rumania
In Bucharest on March 23, Nazi expert Karl Clodius led talks to press Romania into accepting economic demands, with Romania aiming to stay neutral while King Carol seeks a middle course amid Allied links. The government denies an actual German ultimatum.
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Youth Accused in Matricide Caught
SEATTLE Wash March 2 Denzey Davis 23 charged with the ice pick murder of his 50 year old mother Harriet Redd ing was captured tonight Davis signed a full confession The case involves a matricide with a sensational motive and Davis’s arrest ends a tense pursuit by authorities.
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Battle in Mexican Cemetery Claims 20
Twenty people were killed in a pitched battle between Agrarian groups in Mexico. Eleven from a burial party were slain when attackers fired from headstones as the cortege entered the cemetery. nine attackers were later killed. The violence occurred in San Andrés, Tustle, Vera, and Cruz.
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War at a Glance
Berlin retreat at Easter signals potential unwritten pact among Germany and Russia with Italy. Rome hosts Teleki and Mussolini to shield the Balkans from war. Paris prepares for axis action after Easter. Bucharest sees a Nazi oil push from Germany. Lahore foresees civil war over Indian independence. London notes Italian liner Conte de Savoia held at Gibraltar for 13 hours.
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Neutrals in Danger As Armies Seek Attack Point
The article warns neutrals face danger as modern warfare stalls. It analyzes western front risks and potential high casualties if Allies fail to break through to eastern or southern fronts. It discusses Italy, Hungary, and a shifting balance with Germany, and the strategic Near East theatre including Turkey’s role and Allied preparations around Suez and the Black Sea.
Thief Nabs Car as Driver Pays Fine
F A Saenz of 1421 Vera Cruz street parked near a police station to pay a traffic fine. On returning from the second floor, his car was missing. Saenz notified Sgt. Ed Pytel who was nearby in the captain's office. Vatican denials followed about Pope Pius XII letters to papal mummers.
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