Harassed Solons Work Over Easter Drafting Tax Bill
President Hoover led Easter observance at Arlington with Mrs Hoover and thousands in rain under one umbrella. Officials postponed Quaker meeting as Washington gathered for sunrise services amid mist and mournful graves. The Right Rev James Freeman preached on the dead and the nation’s devotion.
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Arlington Amphitheater
Washington
Hoover
Arlington National Cemetery
Wiines
James E. Freeman
Arlington
Hoover Calls for Budget Balance Amid Economic Strain
President Hoover urges a balanced budget as essential to recovery and urges Congress to cut federal spending and adjust taxes. He warns that deficits over 2 billion dollars hinder confidence and stresses sacrifices are needed for business revival.
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Hoover
Congress
Cyclone Hits Central Alabama and Georgia Killing and Injuring Dozens
A new cyclone swept central Alabama and Georgia causing numerous deaths and injuries. At least 12 killed and over 50 injured with ongoing reports from Chilton county including six fatalities near Lawley and Jemison. The storm followed a similar path to last week’s deadly outbreak that left hundreds dead and thousands homeless.
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Atlanta
U.P
Alabama
Georgia
Chilton County
Lawley
Jemison
Bibb County
Montgomery
Randolph
Centreville
Mt. Pleasant
Thorby
Lock Eighteen
Elsmore County
Ala
Soviet forces report trench digging on Siberian border
Tokyo March 28. The foreign office received information from an undisclosed source that Soviet military authorities were digging trenches on the Siberian border near Pogranichnaya.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
Siberian
Pogranichnaya
Capone Chief Marked for Death in Chicago
The Herald and Examiner reports Frank Nitti, Capone's chief lieutenant, returned from Leavenworth after 15 months and has been marked for death by former associates.
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Chicago
The
Herald and Examiner
Frank Nitti
al Capone
Leavenworth
Montana Weather: Snow and Rain Likely Early Week
Montana forecast calls for occasional snow or rain on Monday and likely Tuesday. Cooler conditions expected in the north and east portions on Monday.
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Montana
Easter Festivities Open Activity Season in Butte
Easter activities begin as Lent ends with the Silver Bow club Easter breakfast and Butte Masons relighting the lights ceremony. Knights of Columbus celebrate their fiftieth anniversary with Easter Monday dance. St Mary’s parish hosts an Easter ball at the Winter Garden open to all.
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Knights of Columbus
Men of
St. Mary’s Parish
Butte
Silver Bow Club
Butte Masons
Nual
Council Hall
St. Mary's Parish
Winter Garden
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Easter dawns as Butte churches fill with joy
Easter came to Butte bright and clear with hundreds attending Catholic and Protestant services both morning and evening. People wore vivid headgear and new clothing reflecting the bright day as joyous music marked the resurrection and the close of Holy Week.
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Butte
Christ
Anniversary of Greek Freedom Feted in Butte
More than 150 Butte Greeks and families gathered at Pythian Castle under Butterodge No 206 to celebrate Grecian independence. A program of speeches songs recitations and dances concluded with a dance and banquet. Gus Marinos presided and delivered the address on The History of Greek Independence. Theodore Daldas spoke on the Order of Ahepa its history aims and accomplishments.
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Pythian Castle
Butterodge
No. 206
Order of Ahepa
United States
Greece
Gus Marinos
Theodore Daldas
Ahepa
Barnice Koulouris
Tom Karkoulias
Irene Pappas
Delo Pappas
Pete Birbas
Lyle Agnast
Billy Marinos
Anna Zahar
Sammy Pappas
Peter Sargen
Marion Marinos
Ducas Mitchell
Johnny Kyrimis
Grace Zahar
Billy Denes
Paul Senutzes
Trene
Demetra Pappas
Johnny Zahar
Alexander Michel
Demetria Pappas
T. Cacavas
Victoria Karkoullas
Secretary Leslie Shaw Dies After Prolonged Illness
Washington report says Leslie M. Shaw former secretary of the treasury under Roosevelt passed away at age 84 after nearly a month with double pneumonia. The case ended a long illness that began before his death early tonight.
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Washington
Leslie M. Shaw
Republicans Hold Back
Washington dispatch reports a disrupted house seeking revenue sources after defeating a 600 million dollar sales tax plan. A Ways and Means subcommittee works over Easter to craft substitutes as Speaker Garner faces internal revolt and plans to push a balancing budget tax bill with Republican support uncertain.
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Cecil B. Dickson
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Representative Ragan
Arkansas
Garner
Representative Snell
New York
Mob surrounds jail over Lakeland police slayings
National Guard troops with machine guns guarded four prisoners held in Lakeland Florida after a mob of more than two thousand jammed the jailyard seeking three relatives of Bam Acree and Joseph A Johnson in connection with the slaying of two police officers, Thomas A Nicholson and W T Barnett.
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Lakeland
Fla
National Guard
Bam Acree
Joseph A. Johnson
Thomas A. Nicholson
W. T. Barnett
Easter Parade Sparks Blue Note In Gotham Fashions
A large crowd in New York on March 27th filled Fifth Avenue for the Easter parade as blue dominates the outfits. Paris and New York stylists influence what women wear while crowds cause traffic to restrict, and WW. D. women lead in blue tones amid a chilly sky and occasional sun breaks.
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Dorothy Mahoney
New York
Fifth Avenue
Paris
America
St. Thomas
Most Cautious Man Cited for Missing Habeas Corpus Boldly Carried Tools
Chicago police arrest Harry Molter after finding a blackjack two empty cans a rubber hose a glass cutter a jimmy and a lead pipe. He explains he is cautious carrying items for self protection and car entry. He admits he overlooked a writ of habeas corpus leading to his jail.
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Chicago
U.P
Harry Molter
Jimmy
Donald Wagner
Malter
One Sided Grid Team May Be Outfitted By Theft
A Meaderville police report describes a broken into car theft that emptied sample cases containing football and track gear. Missing items include three sample cases four footballs right foot only football shoes ten shoulder pads six pants four shirts three stopwatches a revolver whistle first aid kit canvas covers and two basketballs.
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Meaderville
Inventor of Safety Razor Dies in New York
Otto Kampfe a 76 year old immigrant from Germany who helped found the Star Safety Razor company died at his North Bellmore home after a six month illness. Kampfe who arrived as a youth and organized the firm with his brother, the company has been defunct for many years.
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Kreuger and Toll Combine
Combine
North Bellmore
N. Y
Ottto Kampfe
Kampfe
New York
Germany
Star Safety Razor Company
Lindbergh Baby Near Recovery in Semifinal Stage
Norfolk Intervenors handling the Lindbergh baby case say negotiations are in the semi final stage and Colonel Lindbergh will be met tomorrow. John H. Curtis, returning from a mysterious airplane trip, declines to reveal meeting details or location.
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Norfolk
Lindbergh
Frank E. Taylor
John H. Curtis
Colonel Lindbergh
Mr. Curtis
Curtis
League Inquiry Delegates Are Feted in China
Japan decides to refuse to present its case to the League of Nations over the Sino Japanese dispute risking withdrawal from the league. China’s capital Nanking greets the league commission amid holiday festivities as defense preparations ease.
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League
China
Capital
Tokyo
Japan
League of Nations
James P. Howe
Nanking
League of Nations’ Commission
Shanghai
Soviets Acknowledge Gap to Real Communism
Moscow decree from the central executive committee states livestock privately owned by individual members of collective farms will be protected and condemns compulsory transfers to common ownership. It promises to prosecute culprits and aid members who cannot acquire their own livestock.
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Moscow
Community Party
Five-way race for Havre mayor as Montana towns vote April 4
Montana municipalities prepare for April 4 elections with Havre featuring five mayoral candidates and council races across cities like Miles City Saco and Bridger. The campaigns emphasize economy and municipal gas system ownership as key issues.
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Helena
Havre
Montana
Miles City
Saco
Bridger
Declamation meet selects 38 Butte students for trials
I Simon medal declamation contest draws 38 Butte high students to a 2:30 PM auditorium prelim. Six boys and six girls advance to the April 8 final. Judges Miss Maureen Hayes Miss Anna English and Miss Cora Owsley. Lillian Kerrigan leads the event with listed entrants and topics.
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I. Simon
Butte High School
Maureen
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