Relief Disagreement With Administration Is Fatal to Georgia
Washington dispatch reports the federal government taking over Georgia relief operations after Governor Eugene Talmadge slammed President Roosevelt as radical and threats of a third party. Hopkins warned Georgia will receive no April funds and none after June 1 unless contributions to the $563 million relief fund rise. Senate criticisms from Hastings and Long condemned relief politics, with officials arguing the administration is using funds to punish opponents and push New Deal policies while promising aid to those in distress.
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Washington
Georgia
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Eugene Talmadge
Louisiana
Ohio
Hopkins
Ickes
Senator Long
D-La
Halitosis
Talmadge
Alos
Long
Baton Rouge
Hastings
R-Del
Senate
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Congress
Hitler silent on next move on armaments
Berlin reports Hitler deliberate on stance after Britain and Italy warned against any move to refortify the demilitarized Rhineland. Ambassadors linger in Berlin over Easter weekend as Munich meetings with advisers loom and Geneva vote fallout grows. British and Italian diplomats pressed for status quo while Locarno obligations are pledged. Poland’s Jospeh Beck voiced support for the tri power resolution.
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Great Britain
Italy
Rhineland
Geneva
Hitler
Munich
Reich Foreign Office
Wilhelmstrasse
Joseph M. Beck
Poland
Eric Phipps
Bernard W. von Buelow
White House weighs single head for power plan
The Roosevelt administration eyes unifying a dispersed rural electrification program into one agency or office. Six federal units plus EFHA and TVA influence the push, with $100,000,000 in public works funds and broad coordination across agencies to extend electric service and appliance sales nationwide.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Electric Farm and Home Authority
Tennessee Valley Authority
EFHA
Tennessee Valley
Federal Power Commisson
National Power Survey
Public Works Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
New York
Utah
Colorado
Department of Agriculture
EHFA
RFC
Governor Enters Boise Hospital
Boise April 19 Governor Ross checked into St Alphonsus hospital for a thorough examination after weeks of strain from the Idaho emergency relief administration reorganization. Family said he will likely leave Monday or Tuesday, and Dr Whale gave no comment on the patient’s condition.
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Boise
Ross
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Idaho Emergency Relief Administration
G. H., Whale
Whale
Ladies of the Republican Organization Host Tea Event
The Ladies of the Republican Organization for the city campaign will host a tea on Saturday from 2 to 6 p m at headquarters 205 South Main. Music and a short program are planned.
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Republican Organization For the City Campaign
South Main
Burglars Steal 500 Ceiling Wall Papers In Sharon Store
In Sharon on April 19 two burglars escaped with 500 rolls of ceiling paper from Fiscus Paint and Wall Paper. A large stock of sidewall and border designs remained untouched.
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Sharon
Navy Planes to Fly to Alaska from San Diego
Navy officials said at least 12 large patrol seaplanes would fly to Alaska from San Diego within two weeks. They will be joined by the aircraft tender Wright and two smaller tenders under Rear Admiral A. W. Johnson. No plans were mentioned to extend the flight to Midway or Honolulu.
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Washington
Navy
Alaska
San Diego
Wright
A. W. Johnson
Midway Islands
Honolulu
Man hanged for rape in Kentucky courthouse yard
William De Boe a 23 year old Paducah man is hanged in Smithland Kentucky after a 45 minute vigil by about 1500 citizens. He denounced witness Mrs Marjorie Johnson and prosecutor Alvin Lisinby as he faced the crowd. The execution took 11 minutes after the trap released at 6 39 am.
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Smithland
Western Kentucky
William de Boe
Marjorie Johnson
Paducah
de Boe
Randolph Johnson
Dodgers topple Braves in first game of doubleheader
Brooklyn defeats Boston 4 to 2 in the opener as Ruth collects singles and draws a base on balls. Second game shows Brooklyn beating Boston 4 to 0. Other scores across the league include New York and Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Chicago, St. Louis and Pittsburgh, and Detroit versus Cleveland postponed by wet grounds.
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Boston
Babe Ruth
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Silent Bells Mark Good Friday in Rome Churches
Rome observed Good Friday with hundreds of bells silenced and churches stripped of ornament. Priests led prayers at bare altars while sermons reflected on Christ's crucifixion and the seven last words. The Stabat Mater hymn accompanied the three hours of agony before sunset prayers.
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A. E. Stuntz
Associated Press
Rome
Eternal City
Sistine Chapel
St. Peter's
Jesus
Mary
Just A Mistake Aged Rider Denies Any Irregularity
Spokane notice from April 19 reports 93 year old John J. White denying any unsual behavior after a bicycle tumble. He insists his riding was normal and claims the accident was a simple mistake while riding behind a truck. He sought hospital care for scratches and bruises including a forehead bump and a blackened eye.
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Spokane
Wash
John J. White
White
Los Angeles
Estella Carranza
Carranza
Joe
Idaho Liquor Tax Law Challenged In Idaho Court
In Caldwell Idaho Ben W Oppenheim attorney for Woolworth charges Idaho 2 per cent retail sales tax law is unconstitutional ambiguous and discriminatory as hearing opens on a restraining order to bar tax collection on transactions under 50 cents The case tests tax schedules affecting purchases of 15 cents or more and Idaho merchants associations backed the measures Boise officials defend the program as a tool to control liquor sales protect consumers and raise revenue through state authority Judge John C Rice planned a quick ruling after hearing the arguments
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Caldwell
Idaho
Ben W. Oppenheim
F. W. Woolworth Company
E Seventh District
Bert Miller
Woolworth
Boise Merchants’ Association
Boise
M. B. Yeaman
State Liquor Control Board
Idaho Commission
Liquor Control Commission
Ross
Homedale
Oppenheim
John C. Rice
Diefendorf
Ben Diefendorf
Miller
Rice
Earhart Flight Admired and Calls for Navy Action
The writer admires Pan American flights and Amelia Earhart’s achievement, questions why the army and navy don’t fly regularly, and argues government spending is excessive while urging decisive leadership to make a successful air effort possible. Huey’s chances improve with new momentum.
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Pan-American
Army
Navy
Amelia Earhart
Huey
Brief Look At Security Bill
Washington reports a social security bill proposal detailing federal aid to states for old age pensions at 15 dollars a month with dollar for dollar matching, payroll taxes to fund annuities up to 85 dollars monthly for workers after 65, unemployment tax via payrolls, employer deductions up to 90 percent of state job insurance costs, and small grants to states for dependent and crippled children public health and rehabilitation of injured workers.
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Washington
Power Groups Meet Here On Idaho Project
Representatives from upper Snake River communities and power interests convene at the Yellowstone hotel in Idaho Falls to discuss power development on the north fork of the Snake River. The meeting focuses on securing water for the Ashton power plant amid Island Park dam plans, with officials from Utah Power & Light and Idaho Power & Light present.
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Snake River
Utah
Idaho Power Company
Yellowstone Hotel
North Fork
B. E. Stoutemeyer
Portland
Federal Reclamation Service
the Tribune
Ashton
Island Park
Stoutemeyer
Barzilla Clark
Idaho Falls
George M. Gadsby
Salt Lake City
Utah Power & Light Company
M. P. Goudy
R. A. Munroe
Denver
H. A. Parker
H. F. Bahmeier
J. A. Hale
D. C. Brown
Pocatello
Idaho Power & Light Company
A. C. Inman
Frank Miller
Fremont- Madison Reservoir
A. L. Merrill
A. E. Smith
John Bourne Dies in Utah Hospital
John T. Bourne age 67 of Pocatello died in a Salt Lake City hospital nine days after being brought there. A Railway conductor for 47 years with the Oregon Short Line he served in the legislature and belonged to the Order of Railroad Conductors and the Portneuf Masons. Survived by Harriet Bourne Eugene F Bourne daughters in California Idaho and Margar et Bourne of Pocatello. Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Sunday at Trinity Episcopal church.
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Salt Lake City
John T. Bourne
Pocatello
Mr. Bourne
Farmington
Utah
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Order of Railroad Conductors No. 209
Portneuf Lodge of Masons
Harriet Frost Bourne
Eugene F. Bourne
G. B. Crawford
Los Angeles
J. H. Bowers
Trinity Episcopal Church
ALL ROOSEVELT DEMANDS KEPT BY DEMOCRATS
The administration's social security bill passed the House 372 to 13 and moved to the Senate. Republicans failed to strip taxes or alter pension provisions, with 42 amendments offered and all administration supported. The Townsend plan to pay $200 monthly was dropped as the bill advanced.
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Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington
Pthe
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Representative Treadway
Massachusetts
Ways and Means Committee
Idaho seeks drought funds for state irrigation program
Boise April 19 P R J Wood Boise director of drought relief in the Idaho emergency relief administration left for Washington to explain Idaho's application for 6 5 million dollars for water conservation projects The national water resources board advises the Public Works Administration on funds Wood aims to discuss reclamation issues with Dr Elwood Mean Idaho plans 169 projects costing 10 000 to 250 000 each to bolster irrigation where supplies fail in drought years
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Boise
R. J. Wood
Idaho Emergency Relief Administration
Washington, D. C
National Water Resources Board
Idaho
Public Works Administration
Wood
Ross
Statehouse
National Capital
PWA
Weiser
IERA
Washington
Elwood Mean
United States Commissioner of Reclamation
Clipper Crew Prepares Island Flights After Hawaii Run
Inter-island flights and a Waikiki weekend were planned for Pan American clipper crew after charting data from the California to Hawaii crossing. Captain Edwin R. Ro planned exploratory flights over Oahu to accustom the crew to Hawaii’s geography ahead of the mid ocean trans Pacific landing.
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Waikiki
California
Hawaii
Edwin 8
Haweii
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