Roosevelt Hosts World Trade Co operation Move
Washington dispatch notes a growing world movement to end trade restraints led by President Roosevelt. It reports expected visits by Edouard Herriot and Ramsay MacDonald, with nine other nations invited and the U S Chamber of Commerce urging tariffs to stay reasonably protective.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Edouard Herriot
France
Ramsay Macdonald
Great Britain
White House
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Winnie Ruth Judd Threatens Self Harm Ahead of New Trial
In Florence Arizona on April 9 Winnie Ruth Judd, condemned for murder, threats suicide during a court hearing prep. She described a vein in her arm while noting isolation in a bare cell and loss of possessions. Guards prevented a razor blade attempt. warden to decide.
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State Prison
Florence
Ariz
Upp
Winnie Ruth Judd
H. G. Richardson
Moratorium on June war debt to top Britain Roosevelt talks
London reports Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald will press for a formal moratorium on the June war debt payment during talks with President Franklin Roosevelt in Washington. Britain seeks debt relief as part of broader economic conference efforts, aiming to secure reciprocal monetary and tariff understandings.
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London
U.P
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Washington
J. Ramsay MacDonald
United States
England
MacDonald
America
Britain
Mr. Roosevelt
Sir Ronald Lindsay
Norman H. Davis
Europe
Roosevelt enjoys first holiday with picnic trip to Rapidan
President Roosevelt in his first full holiday since taking office rode in an open touring car through Virginia to the Rapidan for a picnic lunch. He was accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt as he sought a quiet respite away from official duties.
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Roosevelt
Rapidan
Washington
Virginia
Herbert Hoover
Pilgrims From All Parts Attend Palm Sunday in Rome
Dozens of nationalities gathered in St Peter's for Palm Sunday as the Holy Week ceremonies begin. Pope Pius observed quietly while Cardinal Pacelli celebrated High Mass. Rome’s major basilicas and numerous churches filled with visitors for the Holy Year observances.
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Vatican City
St. Peter's
Rome
Jerusalem
Joseph Louis Wei
Singapore
Pope Pius
Cardinal Pacelli
St. John Lateran
St. Paul's
St. Mary Major
Widow of Prominent Mining Man Celia Berrien Dies in California
Mrs Celia Berrien widow of Major Chauncey L Berrien former Anaconda Copper Mining Co assistant manager died in a Glendale California hospital after a four month illness Word reached W B Daly Anaconda Mines manager Burial will be beside her husband in Moline Illinois Friends from Butte recall her active social life after moving here 30 years ago She left Butte last July for Los Angeles seeking health improvements Continued on Page 2 Col 3
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Celia Berrien
Butte
Berrien
Los Angeles
Chauncey L. Berrien
Major Berrien
Illinois
Anaconda
Glendale
Calif
W. B. Daly
Anaconda Company
Moline
Ill
Murry Brophy
Mr. Berrien
Fate of measure on 30 hour week still in balance
Washington reports the senate approved 30 hour week bill faces uncertain fate as President Roosevelt and advisers must decide. Secretary Perkins is to review the legislation for the administration with possible modifications discussed. Senator Black moves to block reconsideration while pressing a six hour railroad workday alternative.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Perkins
Labor Department
Senate
Black
Alabama
Trammell
Florida
Alabaman
Forestry corps recruitment speeds up amid delays
Washington reports administration aides press to mobilize idle men and place selections on a national basis as Montana eyes a 1 100 man forestry conservation corps quota. Unmarried 18 to 25 year olds registered with county relief groups will be called first, with Montana’s population listed as 537 606.
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Helena
Montana
Forestry Conservation Corps
Washington
Manchukuo Demands Payment Over Rail Seizures From Russia
In Changchun Manchukuo announces it will demand 4,000,000 gold rubles indemnity from Soviet Russia for alleged seizure of railway equipment. Rolling stock at the Manchukuo border has been impounded, severing connections between the Chinese Eastern and Trans-Siberian lines. Manchukuo railroad officials seek revision of the Manchurian Soviet operation agreement.
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Changchun
Manchuria
Soviet Russia
Manchukuo
Manchuk
Manchul
Russia
China
Deaf and blind musician Helen May Martin performs publicly
Helen May Martin, deaf and blind since eight days old, at 38 plays harp and piano in public recitals in Merriam Kansas. She reads 12 writing systems for the blind and has learned 100 plus pieces from a 6000 piece library she created for the blind.
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Merriam
Kansas
Helen May Martin
Helen Keller
Paderewski
Cincinnati
Bodies of Akron commanders recovered near New Jersey coast
The bodies of Commander Frank C. McCord and Commander Frederick T. Berry were recovered within two miles of each other off the New Jersey coast as searchers conclude a six day effort. A notebook found in debris documented the Akron takeoff with 76 men aboard and ballast unloadings.
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Portland
New Jersey
Frank C. McCord
Akron
Frederick T. Berry
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Berry
Vincennes
Ind
Blind Pigs Refuse Beer Sales Amid Legal Tension
In Butte, patrons discover no beer is sold without a license as bootleggers known as blind pigs avoid breaking the law. A bartender admits to serving a nonstandard brew while warning against illegal home beer and the dangers of police action.
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Butte
Winds Damage Winter Wheat In Billings Territory
Reports from Yellowstone county indicate heavy soil blowing damage to winter wheat across Broadview Acton Comanche and Wheat Basin areas with estimates near 75 to 80 percent. Seeding of sugar beets and other crops slowed as cold wind and snow hampered farming in Montana.
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Billings Territory
Billings
R. B. McKee
Yellowstone County
Broadview
Acton
Commanche
Wheat Basin
Balchen Finishes Cross-Country Hop to New Jersey
Bernt Balchen, former Byrd Antarctic pilot, landed at Teterboro Airport completing a cross country flight from Kansas City in a monoplane. He plans a second trip to the South Pole.
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Hasbrouck
Heights
N. J
Bernt Balchen
Teterboro
Kansas City
Montana Weather Forecast Sees Warm Monday
The forecast for Montana calls for generally fair conditions on Monday and Tuesday with warmer temperatures expected on Monday. The outlook emphasizes clear skies and mild daytime warmth across the state.
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Montana
Memorial service for Akron airship tragedy victims held in Washington
In Washington Episcopal bishop James E Freeman led a memorial for 73 Akron airship victims. Servicemen and officials prayed as Taps sounded in the cathedral. Attendees included Secretary Swanson Admiral Pratt Roosevelt and Mrs Garner. President Roosevelt to attend Arlington ceremony on May 30.
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Washington
Akron
James E. Freeman
Episcopal
Navy
Army
Swanson
Roosevelt
William V. Pratt
Naval Operations
Senate
House Naval
John N. Garner
Arlington
Flood in Tippo Basin as levee blast opens 25 foot gap
A new surge of water swept Tippo basin as 54 armed men overpowered guards and blasted a 25 foot gap in the Mathews bayou levee last night. Water threatens 10 000 more acres and about 60 000 are already underwater south of Marks. Residents evacuate to higher homes on plantations.
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Tippo
Miss
Tippo Basin
Mathews Bayou
Tom James
Swanlake
Mississippi
Marks
Here
Roosevelt aims broad national emergency program this week
President Roosevelt and Congress plan a combined push to advance the new national emergency program with focus on more jobs, railroad and home-owner relief. He will send a Tennessee valley development plan and Muscle Shoals restoration, seek debt cuts for small homeowners, and propose reorganizing the railroad industry on a paying basis. Congressional leaders expect farm relief and refinancing measures and a $500 million direct unemployment aid bill before week’s end.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol Hill
Tennessee
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
White House
Democrats to push farm plan to Senate vote
Democratic leaders in the Senate move to advance the Roosevelt administration farm relief program hoping for early passage. Some Democrats may oppose provisions granting Secretary Wallace broad powers, risking a rare bipartisan challenge, with a final vote expected by Thursday or Friday after further amendments.
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Washington
Senate
Wallace
Congress
Annual Derby Campaign of Butte Y M C A Ends Tonight
Butte residents race to complete the annual drive for the Butte Y M C A funding for the next year. About $17,000 of the $20,000 goal had been reached by Saturday night as supporters hope to raise the remaining amount today. The success affects Butte youths and their play program including swimming, handball, volleyball, outdoor baseball, football, basketball, and tennis.
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Butte
Butte Y. M. C. A
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