Torrio Pleads Guilty in Tax Evasion Case
John Torrio former Chicago underworld figure pleads guilty along with James La Penna and William Stackbower in a New York tax evasion trial. The judge declares a mistrial for two co defendants as courts close the proceedings quickly.
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John Torrio
Chicago
Torrio
William Stackbower
James la Penna
John W. Clancy
Louis V. D Ua Cava
John D'Agostino
Max DD. Steuer
Stackbower
Seymour Klein
U. S
the Little One
al Capone
Penderfast, Davies and Co., Ltd
Wallace warns war would cost U.S. farms dearly
Secretary Wallace told a senate appropriations subcommittee that if war comes the nation must be prepared to spend vast sums to subsidize domestic consumption store surplus and maintain farm income. He argued peace costs in a world at war can exceed war costs for agriculture and urged balancing export subsidies with acreage control and granary stability. A $400 million plan for extra farm benefits was deferred.
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America
Wallace
Senate
Agriculture Department
Army
Navy
Hull warns war threats harm economy and growth
Washington reports Secretary Hull warned during a Roosevelt briefing that European war threats destabilize global markets as capital flees Europe and purchasing power sinks. Officials noted ongoing talks on crude agreements and possible U S action on Albania while neutrality policy debates unfold in Congress.
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Hull
Europe
Roosevelt
JH Nations
State Department
Italy
Albania
United States
Tirana
Warm Springs
Britain Warns Italians Against Seizure Of Corfu
Reports from Tirana detail King Zog and Queen Geraldine arriving with infant Skander at Volas to seek exile likely to Egypt. The royal party travels from Larisga amid refugee movement as Italian troops press in Albania. US Minister Grant met Zog and described the evolving diplomatic stance while Albanian capital life resumes amid tense occupation.
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Vola
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Egypt
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Geraldine
Skander
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Ruhije
Maxhide
Larisga
Charles H. Guptill
Tirana
United States
Hugh G. Grant
Grant
Greece
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Hugo Black
Itatians Becaus
Zoe
Italy
Yugoslavia
Adriatic
Turkey
Poland
Istanbul
Romania
Britain
Balkans
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Chamberlain
Weather Forecast for Georgia and Nearby Regions
Georgia expects increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight with possible showers in the extreme northwest. Tuesday brings clouds and showers inland, with cooler effects in the northwest and far north. Florida shows partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with light showers in the extreme southeast coast and northwest areas, and warmer in the north and west central zones. Alabama features cloudy skies with local thundershowers in the north, warmer in the east and south, and cooler in the west and north on Tuesday with fresh coastal southerly winds.
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Sixteenth victim of bridge washout identified
The body of Miss Ann Turner, 29, nurse from Memphis Tennessee, was recovered yesterday as the 16th victim of the March 29 Clear Creek bridge disaster. Ten automobiles and a truck with 24 people plunged into the stream when the bridge center section failed. The body was found in debris on Big Black River downstream from Clear Creek.
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Big Black River
Clear Creek
Slayer of Youth Held in Jail in Mississippi
Biloxi April 10 U1-Ste phen BE Mefford 47 charged with murder in the impulse slaying of seven year old Clifton Winterstein remained in Mississippi slate prison at Jackson as Harrison county officials prepare their case. County Attorney Gaston Hewes said Mefford a Holland native and World War II veteran may be brought before Justice George B Wink for a preliminary hearing if requested. Hewes said Mefford admitted in a seven page statement that he met the boy near the Veterans facility where he resided and strangled him in a thicket just on impulse aided by two veteran witnesses at the facility.
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Miss
Stephen BE. Mefford
Clifton Winterstein
Mississippi
Jackson
Harrison County
Gaston Hewes
Holland
George B. Wink
Hewes
Mefford
United States Veterans Faculty
Opponents Acknowledge Support for Appropriation
The report notes strong backing for the appropriation despite those opposing it voicing concern. Prominent supporters claim solid legislative momentum and wide backing across factions for the measure.
Manning Jasper Yeomans Dies in Atlanta
Manning Jasper Yeomans 73 longtime Georgia official and former attorney general died at his Atlanta home after heart attacks. As Georgia Hospital Authority director he led a 4 million dollar construction program for Milledgeville state hospital facilities. Governor Rivers called him a tower of strength and said his death is a great shock. Yeomans built a career from teaching in a log school to University of Georgia and Vanderbilt education, law practice, legislature service and authoring the Yeomans School Book Law.
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M. J. Yeomans
Georgia
Atlanta
Manning Jasper Yeomans
The
Georgia Hospital Authority
Yeomans
Ivan
General Assembly
State Hospital For Insane
Milledgeville
N. D. Rivers
Yeoman
Andrew Jackson Yeomans
Mary Callaway Yeomans
Tattnall County
University of Georgia
Millen
Vanderbilt University
Dawson
Terrell County
Board of Education
Roosevelt Heads Home From Georgia Vacation
President Roosevelt returned to Washington from a ten day southern vacation aboard a special train that arrived from Warm Springs, Georgia. He conferred with Secretary Hull and Secretary Morgenthau about the European situation and planned further talks after reaching the capital.
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Europe
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
D. Harold Oliver Washington
Hull
Morgenthau
Warm Spring
Hate
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Ad Men Meeting in Atlanta Addresses Advertising Value
Frank C. Bunting of the Ledger Enquirer in Columbus Ga told the Georgia Daily Newspapers Advertising Managers Association that a successful selling system is essential. He argued newspaper advertising stimulates demand and lowers distribution costs through chain selling organizations enabling lower prices for many items.
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Frank C. Bunting
Ledger-Enquirer
Columbus
Georgia Daily Newspapers Advertising Managers Association
Bunting
State funeral planned for Senator James Lewis
Washington April 10 a state funeral in the senate chamber was arranged for Senator James Hamilton Lewis who died last night of a heart ailment. The service is set for tomorrow or Wednesday at noon with burial in Arlington. President Roosevelt cabinet members the house and the diplomatic corps were invited.
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Washington
James Hamilton Lewis
Senate
Arlington Cemetery
Roosevelt
Cabinet
House
Diplomatic Corps
Greece Looms as Trouble Center
Britain warned Italy that any attempt to seize Corfu would invite war as Malta orders and a looming British recall signal a possible alliance push to protect Greece. Reports say Italy strengthened in Rhodes and the Dodecanese while France and Britain weigh joint demonstrations.
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Corfu
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Albania
Malaya
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France
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