Coughlin Demands Respect as Political Citizen in Radio Clash
March 12 Detroit and Washington report Father Coughlin rebuking Hugh S Johnson for calling him a political corpse The priest defends citizen rights while accusing Johnson of courting Wall Street ties and revolutionary aims Johnson counters Coughlin and Senator Long as top political enemies and vows a swift rebuttal.
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Nome to Vote in Municipal and School Elections April
Nome prepares for city and school elections on April 2 with a mayor and council seats at stake. A separate bond election on street and alley abandonment for new avenues is planned, prompting civic participation and discussion about rehabilitation plans for Nome this summer.
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Fear of another bad shipping strike on Pacific coast
Civic leaders in Nome and Seattle officials warn of renewed coastal shipping disruption. Sailors of an oil tanker threaten to block port movements as a $50,000 grant for a Nome school remains tied to labor actions. The longshoremen bill advances in Congress as Seattle protest limits cargo loading at the flour company docks.
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Soviets Accuse Germany of Spreading War Propaganda
The Soviet Press accuses Germany of using its propaganda machine to spread the idea that war between the USSR and Japan is inevitable. It says relations with Japan are improving instead.
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Rebels Surrender Naval Vessels Amid Crete Crisis
March 12 reports state rebels in Crete surrender all naval ships except the cruiser Averell now held at Ghorghelli Yugoslavia. Former Premier Venizelos fled Crete. uprisings cost Cal of eighteen million dollars. Loyalists retook Crete as debates raged over labor and mining bills and pensions in Alaska and terms in Bristol Bay.
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Greek government claims victory over revolt and captures general
Athens reports General Kongy captured and 3000 insurgents taken. Government says 11 dead and 28 wounded in the latest clash. Sofia legation ordered to extradite rebel leader General Kamanos and 18 associates. Cavalry patrols scour western Macedonia to crush remaining rebels. Planes watch the sea for possible escape.
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Rebels Vacate Seres as Greek Civil War Rages
In the Struma Valley fierce bombardments push government troops toward Seres where rebels retreat. Casualties run into the thousands after forty eight hours of brutal fighting. Reports from Ghevg claim Greece enters the eleventh day of the revolution with no peace in sight. Vienna dispatches cite General Kondylis claiming rebel forces are in full rout.
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President Delays Bonus Dispute In White House Plan
Capitol Hill sources say the president will not engage in the bonus dispute until the enacted bill reaches his desk. He may propose a cap on payments or an alternative plan beyond full payment. The House vote is expected next week amid tensions at the work relief center as McCarran presses for non re approval and the administration argues otherwise.
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Britains Increased USC Wins Coast Appropriations For Conference Title Defense Upheld
The report notes USC defending the Coast Conference title with a victory over Oregon State College, securing their position as champions despite late pressure from the Northern Division leaders.
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USC
Nome Rebuilding Efforts Highlighted in Daily Nugget
The Nome Daily Nugget reports on the ongoing rebuilding of Nome. Details cover infrastructure projects, funding sources, and community plans to restore housing and commerce after recent damage. Local officials emphasize resilience and coordinated efforts with regional partners.
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Nome
St Patrick’s Day Dance for Charity Benefits
A community dance event held on St Patrick’s Day raises funds for local charitable causes. Organizers invite residents to attend at the town hall with proceeds supporting needy families and community programs.
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ST. Patrick's Day
Hunger marchers driven from court house in McAlester
Under the threat of tear gas bar rages more than two hundred men women and children were ousted from the courthouse in McAlester Oklahoma as they demanded food clothes and jobs. The action followed a march sponsored by a Catholic Ladies group with adults 75 cents and children 25 cents admission at Nevada Ballroom.
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