President Roosevelt Fishes in Bahamas Near Great Inagua
President Roosevelt reports success fishing in southern waters off Man O' War Bay at Great Inagua Island in the Bahamas. He plans to stay through the weekend, watching national affairs and the health of his secretary Louis Howe who has been ill for several days.
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Associated Press
Miami
Roosevelt
Man O’war Bay
Great Inagua Island
Bahamas
Louis Howe
National Banks Report Condition Call Issued
The Controller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of National Banks on March 4, detailing their financial status as of that date.
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Associated Press
Washington
Belgium approves currency plan and devaluation powers
In Brussels on March 30 the Chamber of Deputies backed Premier Van Zeeland's inflation program. Senate finance and justice committees met to approve the government's currency plan and its request for powers to devalue the belga by twenty five percent for one year.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
van Zeelands
Senate Committees On Finance and Justice
Morison Daughter Enroute to Nome to Visit Parents
Miss Edith Morison daughter of Judge and Mrs J H S Morison of Nome is enroute to Nome to visit her parents. She sailed from Seattle today for Seward and stayed at the New Washington Hotel in Seattle. Judge Morison presides as a U S District Court judge in Nome for the Second Division Territory of Alaska.
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Edith Morison
J. H. S. Morison
Nome
Seattle
Seward
Morison
New Washington Hotel
Judge Morison
U. S. District Court
Territory of
Alaska
Parley Talk Sought on European Peace Pact
March report from Moscow statesmen meetings consider inviting the United States and five other nations to guard against far eastern war. The proposed pact would include United States Great Britain Soviet Russia China France and probably Japan. In Washington Secretary Hull said Soviet Russia had sounded out the United States but no pact discussions occurred with other envoys.
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Moscow
United States
Far East
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
China
France
Japan
Washington
Hull
Madsen and Daughter Visit Kodiak Island Tales
Springfield reader shares clippings about Captain Charles Madsen of Kodiak Island and his daughter Elizabeth. Vivid recollections describe Alaska scenery and wildlife as Madsen lectures in St Louis and showcases film reels, with nostalgia for Kodiak.
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Vv. Y. Dallman
Springfield
Illinois
Charles Madsen
Kodiak Island
Alaska
Madsen
Illinois State Register
Elizabeth Madsen
Hon
Claude Barr
Ruth * Place
Barrs
Kodiak
Capt. Madsen
Elizabeth
St. Louis
Kwame Club
Madsens
Ruth Place
Capt
Duke of Manchester Faces Trial for Alleged Fraud
In London on March 30 the Duke of Manchester is before a committee on trial for an alleged attempt to defraud involving six hundred fifty pounds. He is charged with pawning five pieces of jewelry claimed as his late mother Consuelo Duchess of Manchester and was released on two hundred fifty pounds after pleading not guilty.
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Associated Press
London
Duke of Manchester
Consuelo Duchess of Manchester
Labour Department deplores deportation of British author
The Department of Labor deplores deportation proceedings against British author Evelyn John Stavehey who has been in the United States on a lecture tour amid charges of communism.
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Associated Pr
Washington
Department of Labor
Evelyn John Stavehey
Hospital Notes Report Mixed Recoveries at Local Ward
Ole Hay, in the hospital for some time after an attack of the flu, is expected to leave in the coming days. Dee Kemp improves after several days ill and should be discharged soon. Ed Ullrichson remains hospitalized with heart trouble but will stay several days longer. Peter X Petterson, who frost bite suffered in a mine shaft, is improving but will remain hospitalized. Tom Brookley, stroke patient, remains in similar condition. Jack Solomon shows marked improvement and is discharged. Mrs Solomon to stay a few days.
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Ole Hay
Hopital
A. S
Dee Kemp
Ed Ullrichson
Peter X Petterson
Jack Solomon
Mrs. Solomon
Oil Companies Start Break Strike To Relieve Shortages
Gasoline flowed into storage tanks as big oil companies ignored the strike. Tankship crews moved with nonunion help to break the blockade. Tanker movements in the Pacific Northwest succeeded with first cargoes reaching Portland since March 9. Associated Oil Co. tankers loaded amid union picketing as they prepared to sail to ease fuel shortages.
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San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Associated Oil Co
Union
Italy imposes gas mask measures and East Africa air base plan
Mussolini orders compulsory gas mask use and establishes an air force command in Beitrea and Somaliland as tensions rise amid Hitler’s conscription move. French maneuvers start early with routine changes to prepare for a new security landscape and triangular army mobility.
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Italy
Sion
Widske
Daly
Mussouvato Eatijuiet
Cay
East Africa
United Air Forces
Beitrea
Somaliland
Théroubnet
Associated Press
Nancy
Jaitty
Hitler
Bacher Fort
France
Uepening
Staf
Iself
School Bell Will Be Early Monday Not an April Fool Joke
The Public School will start the first bell at 8 30 Monday morning signaling a new attendance policy. Teachers approved the measure aimed at reducing tardiness and improving punctuality, stressing parent and child cooperation as essential to student development.
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Duke
Court Upholds Death Sentence for Kidnapper in Mary McElroy Case
Jefferson City March 30 The state supreme court upholds Walter McGee’s death sentence for the Mary McElroy kidnapping. He is scheduled to hang May 10 in Kansas City the first U S case of a death sentence for kidnapping. Abduction occurred two years ago in Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Walter McGee
United States
Mary McElroy
Kansas City
State Supreme Court
Daily Nugget Carrier Subscription Offer
A newspaper notice invites readers to subscribe for a daily nugget delivered by carrier for two dollars per month. The offer highlights convenient home delivery and ongoing access to brief daily items.
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