Senators Raid Federal Newsreel Censorship Plan
Washington March 28 The administration plans to sponsor federal newsreel censorship Senator Schall Republican Minnesota warned that advisers may push press censorship He cited Lindbergh voice and urged journalists to resist In Chicago Mayor Kelly currently imposing newsreel censorship The Chicago Herald and Examiner praised their fight against censorship urging defense of free speech
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Republican
Minnnesota
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Simall
Linsvergh
Chicago
Edward d. Kelly
The
Chicago Herald and” Examiner
Police Arrest 3 in Cleveland Picketing Row
In Cleveland three people were arrested after police used tear gas bombs to quell disorders at the Cleveland Worsted Mills plant during a picket linked to a strike. About 500 workers at Addressograph Mulligraph protested a tentative labor board settlement, voicing lack of confidence in management. A wage increase proposal at Eaton Manufacturing was accepted, ending a threatened strike.
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Addressograph-Mulligraph Corporation
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Eaton Manufacturing Company
Manufacturers Attack Wagner Bill in Senate Hearing
James A. Emery, general emissary for the National Association of Manufacturers, told the Senate Labor Committee that the Wagner national labor board bill is invalid in law and unsound in principle. Emery spoke for the national association and 36 state groups, criticizing a measure aimed at strengthening the labor board and outlawing company unions.
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Washington, D. C
Wagner National Labor Board
James A. Emery
Emis
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate Labor Committee
National Association
State Associations of Manufacturers
Eimery
Labor Board
Gasoline Buyers Granted Longer Credit Period
Woodinglen D C March 29 Consumers of gasoline and other petroleum products who buy on credit may pay by the end of the month following purchase under a revision announced today by Secretary Tekes, the oil administrator. Previously payment was due by the 10th of the month after purchase.
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Off Kode
Tekés
Chinese Unity Plan Publicized Amid Reunification Offer
Hong Kong reports General Chiang Kai-Shek offered Canton leader General Chan Chai-Tong fifteen million in arrears army pay for acceptance of a reunification scheme. The plan would fund Canton’s army and remove Canton government sources, abolishing their authority.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
Chan Chai-Tong
Canton
Caneon
Manking
Ganton
Warm Springs Foundation to Receive About Million Dollars
The Warm Springs Foundation will receive about 1 million dollars from proceeds of 4000 balls celebrating President Roosevelt's birthday on January 30. Col Henry S Woherty, national committee chairman, announced the plan today.
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Warm Springs
Washington, D. G. Mareh J
Warm
Fire Bureau Death Toll Rises to Seventeen in Lynchburg
Officials launched a broad probe into the transient bureau Cre after a fatal incident raised the death toll to 17. Overnight, 22 of about 70 injured men were discharged from area hospitals as investigations continued.
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Lynchburg
Maverick Hat Officials in Ring for Congress Seat
Bexar County tax collector Maverick Hat officially announces candidacy for Congress in the Twentieth district. He outlines a program including tariff reform, silver as payment for agricultural surplus, funds to build a Fort Sam Houston hospital, a state general hospital in San Antonio, veterans housing at Army posts, and a national historic park tied to highway construction. He backs NRA, pay restoration, and reemployment. Other candidates include Quin, Barrett, and John K. Weber.
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Bexar
Congress
Richard M. Kleberg
Corpus Christi
Maverick
Oies
House
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Alamo
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San Alatonio
NRA
Arage
Bexar County
Mayay O. E. Quin
Thurman Barrett
John K. Weber
Besar County
Democratic
Treasury Receipts in Washington D C March 28 Report
Treasury figures show receipts of 22 408 487 28 dollars with expenditures 14 054 233 05 and balances 4 903 90 17430. Customs receipts for the tenth district reach 19 410 406 59 with fiscal year receipts since July 1 at 2278 30842. Expenditures total 4 684 874 24 34441, including 2 710 461 852 00 of erne and assets listed as 55 0H 56L 15.
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Wasitington
D. C
Berney
Salvadoran War Minister Dies in San Balvador
Col. Carlos Roy Tameo Flores, minister of war, navy, and aviation, died in San Balvador on March 26 from uraemia.
House approves temporary air mail bill action expected
Washington, March 28 The House passed a temporary air mail bill authorizing the postmaster general to acquire planes and equipment for night and day delivery. It requires pilot training and equipment readiness, with costs to be reported to Congress next session. A 1931 Ford de luxe roadster is offered at 275 dollars in the classifieds.
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Washington, BD. C
Mare
House
Ramus Allon
White House
Tosar Dana
Conards
Press and Radio Gag Planned in New Constitution
March 28 report from Vienna states the Lanstenian government plans a broad clamp on press theater and studios under a new corporal lives constitution. The president will hold vast powers and may alter the constitution during emergencies. Britain signals readiness to avoid military or economic penalties as disarmament talks continue.
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