Democrats Face Veto Fight Over Veterans Aid Bill
House Democrats push a veterans aid measure toward a likely presidential veto after failing to bind members to a compromise on amendments from the independent offices supply bill. The Burns resolution to send the $942 million appropriation bill to conference without instructions failed 130 to 78, while 118 to 89 backed restoring 75 percent of benefits for Spanish American and World War veterans. Washington reports show bonus payments totaling 69 million dollars in adjusted certificates would flow to veterans next week, with state and Idaho county distributions listed.
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Power
Fresh charges hurled in Dillinger case in Chicago
The Indianapolis Attorney General said guard Matt Brown, 84, was locked in the Crown Point jail cell just before John Dillinger escaped. Finger print expert Ernest Blunk was accused of locking the door, as Dillinger, armed with a machine gun, fled. Police in Chicago and Washington acted on sightings. Special grand jurors will be convened and a new prosecutor will replace Estill as the investigation widens.
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John Dillinger
Crown Point
Ind
Philip Lutz, Jr
Indiana
Indianapolis
Matt Brown
Edward Barce
Ernest Blunk
Dillinger Eppened
Sami Cahoon
Desperado
Dillinger
Washington
Cummings
Lillian Holley
Robert G. Estill
Holley
Sanford Bates
William F. Murray
Estill
Handball Tourney Draws Local Enthusiasts at Y M C A
Handball players plan two divisions for the 1934 Y M C A tournament with an estimated twenty four entrants in the handicap division and 12 to 16 in the novice division. Officials for matches include Bob Watson H C Rauch Bill Dunn and others. Medals will be awarded to the top three in each division and referees will oversee all games.
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8. C. Rauch
Bill Dunn
R. D. Merrill
Bill Hill
K. J. Leavitt
H. L. Smith
Parry Harrison
Noel Hoblett
Joe Sebesta
E. E. Huffman
A. J. Jones
Papen Dollfuss Meeting Denied Ahead of Rome Conference
Berlin reports that Vice Chancellor Franz Von Papen would meet Austrian Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss in Rome during a conference of Austria Hungary and Italy representatives, but the plans were denied today.
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Franz von Papen
Engelbert Dollfuss
Austria
Rome
Hungary
Italy
Patrick Duffey Rites Scheduled by City Officials
Last rites for Patrick Duffey, a 15 year Pocatello police veteran, set for 9 a m Saturday at St. Joseph church with Rev J C Dolan. Mayor Brown, city council, and officers will attend. funeral cortege forms at Downard chapel then proceeds to Mountain View cemetery. Police, fire, and veterans groups participate in bearing and interment rites.
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Pocatello
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Downard Chapel
Brown
Mountainview Cemetery
Santa Ana Camp No. 3
United Spanish War Veterans
J. L. Balderston
A. B. Canfield
Foxx Signs One Year Pact With Athletics
In Miami on March 9 Jimmy Foxx star first baseman for the Philadelphia Athletics reached terms with Connie Mack and signed a one year contract.
Major Parties Begin Shakeup in Upper Ranks
Washington March 9 A new leadership shakeup hits both parties as Roosevelt pushes a political divorce from government jobs and law practice. Democrats seek a new national chair while Farley plans to step down after slate clearance. Resignations follow among Mulllen Adams and Ross with three more recent committee departures.
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Nye
North Dakota
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Arthur Mullen
Nebraska
Jed C Adams
Board of Tax Appeals
Texas
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Mint
Wyoming
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills dispatch reports President Roosevelt outlines plans for air mail containment and notes continued hardships for underpaid army privates funding meals and lodging. The column mentions Zara Agha, a 160 year old Turk rumored to seek a 14th wife, heading to Hollywood with Utah Pair plans.
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Roosevelt
Zara Agha
Zara
Hollywood
NRA moves to enforce Blue Eagle laws nationwide
Washington dispatch reports the NRA expanding its code compliance staff to expedite prosecutions as President Roosevelt calls for sterner enforcement of Blue Eagle rules. Gen. Hugh S. Johnson’s aides seize on a weekend lull to push the plan amid ongoing code negotiations and a split among committees on hours and compliance strategies.
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Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Roosevelt
Two Men Sentenced to Death in California Kidnapping Case
In California a 55-year-old cripple Harry Brooks received the second death sentence under the new law for kidnapping torture. His accomplice William Tanner was sentenced earlier for the same crime and robbery against Henry Bodkin, a prominent lawyer. Execution date set for May 11 for both.
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California
Harry Brooks
William Tanner
Brooks
Henry Bodkin
Bodkin
Supply Car Linked to Dillinger Case Found in Chicago
Police recover a sedan on the North Side with overalls grease paint shell rimmed glasses explosive caps shotguns revolvers and car gas shells. Four people including three men and a woman are taken into custody as investigators pursue the Dillinger link.
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John Dillinger
Dillinger
Tokyo Publisher Shot by Gunman
Sanji Muto publisher of the Jiji Shimpo, a leading Tokyo newspaper, was critically wounded as he walked from Kamakura to Tokyo. A loyal servant was killed defending him, and the gunman Shinkichi Pukishima killed himself nearby. Police believe the attack stemmed from a dispute over support and funds for a Tokyo crematorium project.
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Sanji Muto
Jiji Shimpo
Muto
Kamakura
Shinkichi Pukishima
Fukishima
Noted racer held on coast for kidnaping in Los Angeles
Babe Stapp Al Savage and Ted Devlin were charged with kidnapping James Lee and John Bennus in Los Angeles. The men allegedly abducted Bennus at a funeral service for race driver Ernie Triplett and forced him to surrender his keys, while Lee was seized in another car. Police and reporters faced threats over coverage of track deaths and funerals.
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Babe Stapp
al Savage
Ted Devlin
District Attorney's Office
James Lee
Los Angeles Examiner
John Bennus
Lee
Bennus
Ernie Triplett
Imperial
Cal
Triplett
Geore Smyth
C. L Harley
Examiner
California
Smyth
Stick of dynamite found by canine in Salt Lake City
A dog found a stick believed to be dynamite brought by road workers. John D. Brown, city detective, investigated and said the explosive may have been deposited in recently disturbed hillside soil near a road project.
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A. F. Law
Law
John D. Brown
Salt
Lost capital of Queen of Sheba reportedly found near Arabia
Cap Corniglion Molinier and Andre Malraux telegraphed from Fre Salem that they found the lost capital of the Queen of Sheba. They said the legendary city lies at the northern edge of the Ruba-El-Khali desert, about a thousand miles southeast of Jerusalem and 900 miles northeast of French Somaliland.
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Cap’ Corniglion Molinier
Andre Malraux
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Somaliland
Queen of
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Arabia
Ruba-El-Khali
Roubat-El-Khali
Roubsah Kale
Jerusalem
Senators Open Way to Debate Air Mail Bill
The Senate debated the air mail bill as Senator Robinson signaled possible delaying tactics if session lengthen. Republicans oppose Roosevelt plan to return air mail to private firms. an emergency bill with private contracts could allow future private control. Hearings planned after next week on the president's reorganized air mail system.
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Congress
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
House Post Office
Soviet to Deport Eleven in Prison
Moscow reports the Soviet government will not try eleven foreigners employed by Controls company. They face deportation after release from prison within days, charged with economic espionage sabotage and arson.
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Moscow
Controls
Guard Troops Mobilized in Walker County Strike
Three Alabama National Guard companies were mobilized to patrol Walter county where 4000 miners walk out over the check off system. Sheriff Barrentine reported armed miners marching on Debar- Delben coal mines and requested troops to preserve life amid the serious strike.
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Ala
Alabama National Guard
Walter County
John C. Persons
Walker County
Walter M. Thompson
16Th Infantry
B. M. Miller
A. N. Barrentine
Miller
Coal Valley
Ber Nadodte Couple Spares London on Berlin Train Run
In a swift departure from London, Mr and Mrs Sigvard Bernadotte headed toward Berlin by train after crossing the North Sea. The former Swedish prince, who relinquished his claim to the throne to wed Erika Patzek, gave a cheerful farewell and said they were very happy.
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Sigvard Bernadotte
Berlin
North Sea
Prince Sigvard
Sweden
Erika Patzek
Boston Terrier Kidnapping Ransom Sought in New Jersey
Kid Boots the Boston terrier, winner of best of breed in Chicago, is promised return to owner Louis Rudginsky if a New Jersey kennel club can raise 500 dollars demanded by the kidnappers. The Union and Essex Boston Terrier club launch a drive to collect the ransom from dog lovers.
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Kid Boots
Chicago
Louis Rudginsky
New Jersey
Union and Essex Boston Terrier Club
Kid Boots Ace
Winthrop
Mass
Associated Press
Wallace Maintains Sugar Quotas Policy For Beet Industry
Secretary Wallace told reporters he would not reverse the present beet sugar production quotas. He argued the 1,450,000 ton domestic allotment is fair, based on three years’ average output, and that Cuba’s cheaper sugar should not trigger further curtailment. He said beet sugar is inefficient and burdens other farmers while safeguarding parity benefits.
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Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Congress
Department
Agriculture Department
Ways and Means
Cuba
United States
Salmon and Arco Upset Mackay in District Basketball
Mackay Idaho March 9 Salmon and Arco high school teams opened the district tournament with Salmon defeating Moore 24 to 12 in a slow game. Arco upset favored Mackay 30 to 21 in a rough affair led by Anderson for Arco.
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Idaho
Salmon
Arco High School
Moore
Arco
Mackay Cagers
Anderson
Boosters Rally Past Globe Refiners 43 to 27
Ogden Boosters trailed 14 to 11 at half but surged ahead in the second half to defeat the Globe Refiners 43 to 27 in a return basketball game in McPherson, Eas. Earlier this week the Ref iners had beaten the Boosters in town.
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Eas
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Globe Refiners
Boosters
Army air mail crash claims life in Ohio snowstorm
Army air mail pilot Otto Wienecke dies when his plane crashes near Burton Ohio during a snow squall. Two others hurt as the army reports multiple fatal air accidents since taking over mail flights.
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Army
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Reid
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Miami
New York
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Wienecke
Army Air Core
Idaho Tonight and Saturday: Teasing Rere Es Mane
Idaho viewers are teased about a Saturday program featuring Rere Es Mane. Details remain unclear as station promos offer just hints of guests and topics for an upcoming edition.
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