Extension of Reciprocal Trade Program Debated in Senate
Washington, March 23. Senator Pat Harrison predicts the administration will win its Senate fight to extend the reciprocal trade program for three more years. The Senate debates a House approved resolution to extend beyond June 12, per Roosevelt and Hull. The fight centers on Senate ratification amid a close vote outlook, with Key Pittman set to offer an amendment.
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Washington
Pat Harrison
D. Miss
State Finance Committee
Senate
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull Harrison
Key Pittman
D. Nev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Harrison
White House
New Premier of France Stands Firm
Paris March 23 Premier Paul Reynaud in a first inner war council meeting outlined a vigorous total war strategy with General Maurice Gamelin and Admiral Francois Darlan present. Reynaud survived a cabinet rebuke vote and faced continued pressure from rightist groups and Radical Socialist leaders deciding how to back his policies.
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Paris
Paul Reynaud
Nen
Inner War Council
Maurice Gamelin
National Defense
Francois Darlan
Reynaud
Chamber of Deputies
Camille Chautemps
Edouard Daladier
Navy
Cesar Campmccni
Laurent Eynar
Lucien Lamoureux
Raoul Dautry
Georges Mande
Georges Monnet
Inter- Ministerial Economic Council
Radical Socialist Party
Weather Ohio Tonight And Sunday Fair Skies
A high pressure system from the Dakotas to the South Atlantic states governs conditions while a colder morning affects the Northern and Central Plains and the Mississippi to Atlanta corridor. Light precipitation appears in the Ohio Valley, lower Lake Region, Northern Plains and North Atlantic coast with general moderation of temperatures in Texas, Oklahoma and Southern Kansas.
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Ohio
South Portion
Dakotas
South Atlantic States
New England
Southwest
Central Plains
Mississippi
Atlanta
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Northern Plains
North Atlantic Coast
Early Boy Gets The Eggs In Cleveland Hunt
Cleveland Ohio March 23 Easter egg hunt behind the Cleveland Museum scheduled for 9.30 am. Fourteen year old George McCafferty led an early start, braving 14 degree cold to collect about 100 eggs, following tracks of earlier hunters. His sisters Eleanor and Mary had given up, while George insisted on proceeding alone at dawn. Officers found the trio earlier in Rockefeller Park.
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Cleveland. O
Cleveland Museum
George McCafferty
George
Eleanor
Mary
William Halloran
Hen Sachse
Rockefeller Park
At & A.m
70 Ton Aerial Dreadnaught Being Built
Washington reports Douglas Aircraft completes a 70 ton B-13 super bomber for the US Army. The hidden project at Santa Monica aims for experimental flights within months, with a 28 ton pay load and range exceeding 6,000 miles, far surpassing current Army bombers.
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Washington
Atlantic
Douglas Aircraft Ca
US Army
Santa Monica
Calif
Army
Germany Begins Drive For More Oil
Germany presses for economic concessions from Romania in a letter by Dr Karl Clodius outlining four aims: better exchange rates, increased production, expanded German Romanian trade, and improved transport. The move follows Allied resistance to Germany obtaining Romanian oil and reports Britain may seek Danube river boats to hinder shipments. Clodius’ note may form the basis for new negotiations. some view it as an ultimatum with a time limit. Also: navy on Mare Island reports shore leave risks higher than at sea, with motorcycles and autos cited as dangers.
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Bucharest
Romania
Germany
Humania
Karl Clodius
Ace
Rumania
London
Britain
Clodius
Mare Island
Cal
Navy
Navy Yard
Della Robbia Terra Cotta Panel in Florence Cathedral
The 15 inch terra cotta Della Robbia panel in Florence Cathedral shows Christ rising from the tomb with uplifted hand while guards lie unconscious beneath a blue and white field with gold accents. Adoring angels flank the central figure in the Gothic arch apex.
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Luca Della Robbia
Horence
Cathedral
Florence
Italy
Christ
Furs Will Be Prominent In Easter Parade
Weather outlook splits the nation for Easter with cold conditions and snow in the East while Western states enjoy near 80 degree warmth. Full moon today sets Easter for Sunday as blizzards lash the North and midwest, Duluth reporting 19 below zero and Phoenix at 80 above.
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Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
Maine
Bermuda
Haiti
Great Plains
California
Middle West
Fai
Atlantic Seaboard
Upper One River Valley
North Central
Mercury
West Central
Duluth
Minn
Phoenix
Ariz
President Roosevelt Remains Confined To Bed
Washington March 2 President Roosevelt's temperature was normal today but White House secretary Stephen T Early said he probably will not attend Easter church services tomorrow. He doubted White House physician Ross T McIntire would permit him to leave the White House tomorrow.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Stephen T. Early
Early
Ross T. McIntire
Millions Celebrate Easter Across Ohio Archbishop Urges Peace
Millions across Ohio will attend Easter services in cathedrals and small churches honoring the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Archbishop Joseph T. Schrembs says the holiday carries a message of peace amid war, urging return to God for eternal life. Easter fashion parades and colors dominate parades with bright hats and coats, while predicted fair weather suits outdoor celebrations.
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Ohio
Osho Wall
John C Fisher
Joseph T. Schrembs
The
Cleveland Dio
Cese
Christ
J. Harry Cotton
Columbus Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Theological Serminary
Chicago
Annual Dinner of County Trustees and Clerks
Plans are under way for the annual dinner of the Loran County Trustees and Clerks Association to be held at Eaton school at 7 30 pm next Thursday. Joy Thomas, president of the Ohio Association of Township Trustees and Clerks, will speak on township issues in these changing times. W Heineman of Columbia township, president of the county association, will preside and introduce Mayor Joseph Q. Petro of Elyria as toastmaster. entertainment by Jam Armitage and Jerry Ferguson of Elyria.
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Loran County Trustees and Clerks Association
Eaton School
Lee Terrell
Joy Thomas
Ohio Association of Township Trustees
Coyunty
W. Heineman
Columbia Township
County Association
Joseph Q. Petro
Elyria
Jam Armitage
Erry Ferguson
Terrell
Klinect Named Assistant Dog Warden in Grafton Township
Howard Klinect of Grafton township was appointed assistant dog warden to succeed Wesley Miller who resigned March 31. The appointment was made by Democratic Commissioners John E Davidson and Edward DeChant after endorsement by the Lorain County Democratic Executive Committee. The position pays $125 a month.
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Howard Klinect
Grafton Township
Wesley Miller
Klinect
John E Davidson
Edward DeChant
Lorain County
Democratic Executive Committee
New Testament Read 70 Times In 10 Years CAMBRIDGE
Benjamin Beers of Cambridge has read the complete Bible 19 times and the New Testament 70 times since 1938. An ordained minister in the United Pentecostal Church, he aims to become an evangelist. He quotes 85 hours as the shortest period to read the Bible and says he reads for relief from worry and care.
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Cambridge
Mass
Benjamin Beers
Beers
United Pentacostal Council
The
Assemblies of God
White House denies Cromwell pro ally speech was pre approved
The White House rejected claims that James H. R. Cromwell, US minister to Canada, submitted his pro ally speech for Roosevelt’s approval. A formal statement warned readers not to trust rumors from “unimpeachable authority” and asserted no reporter or newspaper received the speech from such sources.
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Washington
White House
James H. R. Cromwell
Canada
Roosevelt
Stephen T Harly
Cromwell
Japanese American relations crisis warned by Yonai
Tokyo March 23 Admiral Yonai told a parliamentary budget committee that a total U S embargo against Japan would create an extremely grave situation and that a crisis could follow if either side erred He urged navy expansion as the United States builds up its fleet saying Japan must cope with a worse future Arita and Yoshida backed him noting improvement might come after China fighting ends.
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Tokyo
Mitsumasa Yona
United States
Japan
Yona
Yonai
Hachiro Arita
Zenga Yoshida Arita
China
Vatican Sees Prolonged War As Peace Probable
Vatican quarters reported the Holy See sent a letter to apostolic nunciatures abroad showing a pessimistic view on peace and predicting a long war. It urged ecclesiastical authorities to do all they can to relieve suffering and noted fear of a decisive phase ahead while not being alarmed by the current stage.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Holy See
Spring housecleaning begins in Elyria schools
Elyria school officials announced the annual Spring vacation cleaning will run through next week. During the break, general repairs, floor, desk and window cleaning, boiler and plumber checks will be done to avoid disrupting classes. Preparations for Spring football practice and track at Ely Stadium are also underway.
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Elyria
W. Q. McClellan
McCleland
Ely Stadium
America's Best Dressed Women Named By Academy
New York March 23 The Fashion Academy announced America's 13 best dressed women chosen by leading designers and readers. Honors include Helen Menken Katharine Hepburn Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Mrs Myron C Taylor and Hildegarde among others. Selection focused on style understanding ensemble harmony and American-made clothing rather than expenditure.
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New York
America
Rose” Fashion Wandener
Helen Menken
Katharine Hepburn
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Myron C. Taylor
Josephine Johnson
Hildeparde
James H R. Cromwell
Tuury Monroe
Molly McGee
Helena Rubinstein
Catherine Lifflefield
Gladys Swarthout
Anna Neagle
International Screenlrining
Miss Swarthout
Fashion Academy
Erm
Alvin Hartman
Hartman
British search ship carries Welles to New York
On the Conte di Savoia U S Under-secretary Sumner Welles sails toward New York to brief President Roosevelt on European conditions after a 13 hour stop at Gibraltar contraband controls. British sailors search the ship for German economist Hyalmar Schacht, questioning 1130 passengers and examining passports.
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Conte DI Savoia
New York
United States
Sumner Welles
Roosevelt
Europe
Gibraltar
Hyalmar Schacht
Genoa
Welles
Economy Bloc Leaders Urge FDR to Halt Parity Rise
Economy bloc leaders in the House appealed to President Roosevelt to block a Senate parity provision of 212 million dollars in the 1941 Agriculture Department bill. The Senate added the parity fund to a 1.913 billion dollar agriculture measure sent back to conference with the House. The House had appropriated 713.9 million for 1941. Leaders fear accepting Senate increases could wipe out savings from earlier cuts, unless Roosevelt intervenes personally. The drive aimed to trim Roosevelt’s 8.464 billion dollar 1941 budget to avoid new taxes for emergency defense, with potential cuts remaining mainly in War Department spending.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Senate
War Department
County asks prosecutor opinion on interest deduction
County commissioners passed a resolution asking Prosecutor Howard KR Butler for an opinion on whether accumulated interest should be deducted first from 109000 or the entire amount applied to principal as requested by the paying institutions. The Andwur Mortgage Loan Company and Depositors Mortgage Loan Company paid off portions of debentures, leaving balances, while both debentures carry three percent interest due at maturity in June 1942. The board seeks a ruling on application of payments and interest versus principal.
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Howard KR. Butler
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
Depositors Mortgage Loan Company
Walter J. Wright
John E. Davidson
Oscar G. Dunn
Senator Bridges Would Dismantle The New Deal
Senator H Styles Bridges of New Hampshire called for dismantling the New Deal and a return to a free economy. Speaking at the City Club in Cleveland he attacked the national debt the WPA farm subsidies the National Labor Relations Act and SEC investment control. He urged higher farm product tariffs a revival of private enterprise tax relief for business and fewer restrictions.
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Cleveland
Sen
H. Styles Bridges
N. H
City Club
Securities and Exchange Commission
Bridges
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