Roosevelt heads to Florida with Congress games plans
President Roosevelt travels south for a Florida vacation as discussions with Senator Robinson draft a tentative legislative program. Key items include NRA extension, social security, banking act, Federal Reserve powers, and food and drug law tightening. Aims to delay the $2 trillion loan issue until after the trip.
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Ulwitp Holding
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Gach
Man Falls Drowns in Bath Accident in California
Louis Parks, 51, lost balance while preparing for a bath and fell into the tub, drowning. John Butscharky, apartment house manager, discovered the body and alerted police. The incident occurred in Bandipgd, Calif, on March 24.
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John Butscharky
Scout awards mark Chicago crackdown on gangsters
In Chicago on March 26 State's Attorney Thomas J. Courtney faced threats as gunmen tried to assault him. After talks with Courtney, Capt. Dan Gilbert and Chief Detective John J. Sullivan, three suspects were brought in for questioning. only Edward O Donnell remained in custody. Courtney received added bodyguard protection as eight bullets pierced his car last Sunday. At a separate ceremony in the same area, 241 scouts earned 37 merit badges and nine eagle badges were awarded across districts, with details of recipients from Districts 1 2 3 and 4.
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Thomas J. Courtney
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Dan Gilbert
John Li
Sullivan
Edward
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South Side Beer
Baron
Odonnell
Ainmen
Samo
Seoe
John G. Swope
Tis- Shirt
Bernard ‘Halland
Earle Aldrich
Ernest
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Carlton Marshall
Aaron Reich
Frederick Rahde
Pail Hughes
Robert Gulley
Dan Batsnee
John C. Brown
Elwood Jecker
Robert Mecke
Col. H. A. White
R. W. Whitetside
Leon Conrad
James Givens
Franklin Treiber
Fred W. Stark
R. G. Hersey
Edward Johnson
Fred Meyers
Karl Johnson
Gerald Deutscher
Charles Wight Jp
Roy Smith
Lon Parmley
D. Saye
Roland Grasso
David Halder
William McMillan
Ovn Hui
Robert Knapp
R.A. Moore Jr
George W. Crawford
Old Letters Reveal Tabor Romance and Decline
Dated letters found in a Denver warehouse recount Elizabeth Tabor known as Baby Doe and her millionaire husband Senator H A W Tabor. The couple’s tale ends in poverty at a mining shack by the Milchiess mine as estate liquidation unfolds. The cache includes wedding satin items, gold pieces, and Tabor’s sword, with a note on a modest 15 dollar monthly rental for an efficiency apartment at 415 Lewis Street.
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Baby Doe
Milchiess
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Weather roughs through states with widespread cloud cover
A fragmented weather digest lists numerous cities across the United States with cloudiness and varied temperatures. It includes scattered rainfall totals, measurements in inches, and references to wind and precipitation patterns for the day and coming period.
Freak storms and tornadoes devastate multiple states
Severe weather swept the nation with snow, rain, hail, and tornadoes. Deaths occurred in North Carolina, Illinois, Kentucky, and Oregon as crews battled wrecked infrastructure and flooding. Emergency rescues followed while many remained homeless and rivers surged, ending with several drownings and property losses.
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Mela Ormsby
Rockingham
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Faytetteville
B.C
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Metropolis
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Fritz Johnson
Stayton
Ore
Wilbur Lyons
Kooskin
John Berge
Aberdeen
Mck
Peterson
Yakima
Tug River
West Virginia
Lewisburg
W. Va
George Arthur McMillan
Senator Cutting seeks dismissal of Chavez contest
Washington March 26 Senator Cutting Republican of New Mexico asked the senate elections committee to dismiss the contest against his election filed by former Representative Dennis Chavez. The grounds allege the Chavez petition is so grossly erroneous and fraudulent as to fall outside state ground for a contest the senate can hear.
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Cutting
Republican
New Mesivn
Senate Elections Committee
Dennis Chavez
Chavez
Senate
Tugwell slated for new land use post in Roosevelt era
New York Times dispatch reports Rexford Tugwell, undersecretary of agriculture, likely to lead a broad land use program. He would oversee rural rehabilitation erosion control submarine land activities and potentially Mississippi Valley development. Transfer of the federal salt erosion service signals expanded authority and agricultural department reorganization.
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Washington Dispatch
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the Times
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Silver Bloc Set to Fight Washington Amended Bill in Conference
In Washington March 26 a House Democratic caucus met to decide strategy on a 5.381 billion public works relief bill. The group aimed to send the measure to conference without considering Senate amendments, opposing a silver inflation clause and risking a presidential veto. Representatives Rankin Dies and Martin led the discussion and a substitute plan was debated to accept Senate amendments or veto threats.
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Martin
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Thames
Oklahoma
Dies
Texas
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Five Officers Receive Active Duty Extension at Brooksfield
Five air corps reserve officers named Steutenants Fahey Hausalus Morlaw Pippinger and Rivard at Brooksfield saw their active duty orders extended to one day. They would have been relieved from active duty April 12.
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B. T. Hausalus
C ¢.Morlaw
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Rivard
Troop School to Meet Tuesday With Major Fuller
The engineer troop led by Maj. H. Fuller will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in room 1801 Smith Young tower. Headquarters service company and company fais will be the study topics.
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Former Spanish claimant seeks work in United States
In Cannes on March 36, a former prince announced to Universal Service that he will travel to New York in April to rejoin his wife, Edilmira Sampedro, and to seek employment. He gave up his claim to the Spanish throne after marrying the Cuban commuter.
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Cannes
France
New York
Spain
the Asturias Today
Universal Service
Cuben
Edilmira Sampedro
Hoover Denies Aspirations for 1996 Presidential Run
Washington reports former President Hoover told a friend he has no aspirations to be the Republican candidate for president in 1996. The remarks followed a March 4 note indicating he might consider a bid, but he clarified no plans to run. He urged California Republicans to pursue decisive action against what he called regimentation and bureaucracy under the Roosevelt administration.
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