Greeks Fearful After Venizelos Arrives As Rebels Face Death
Former Greek Premier Eleftherios Venizelos arrives on the Italian island to seek safety and exile. A government spokesman in Rome rejects extradition, calling Venizelos a political refugee while Athens contemplates mass court martials for more than 300 rebels.
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Rhodes
Marth
Eleutherois Venizelos
Venizelos
Paris
Cassos
Dodecanese
Italy
Rome
Eleutherios Venizelos
Athens
Greece
From Covered Wagon to Loudspeakers in Progress Age
A traveler notes a modern scene in front of a tourist home where a shiny car and trailer touts Dr X remedies with bright signs. The old wagon era is contrasted with loudspeakers, amplifiers, and contemporary promotion for patent medicines, while the observer imagines the caravan era charmed by progress.
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Yesteryear
Dr. X
George B Wright Dies After Heart Attack at 76
Middletown Virginia March 13 George B Wright 76 retired farmer and prominent citizen died at his home after a heart attack that began March 1 He served as a bank director helped establish Middletown Agricultural High School and led Mount Carmel Cemetery Company He is survived by his widow four children Elliott Mattie Maude and Howard Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 pm at his home with Rev Francis A Brown and Rev W P Saunders officiating Interment in Mount Carmel Cemetery Pallbearers listed.
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George B. Wright
Wright
Clarke County
The
State Bank, Inc
Middletown Agricultural High School
Mount Carmel Cemetery Company
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Ancestors Valley Pioneers
John and
Anna Jacqueline Hite Wright
Joist Hite
Peter Senseny
Ettie Canter
Isaac W. Canter
Canterbury
Double Tollgate
Woodstock Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
W. P. Saunders
Mount Carmel
E. R. McDonald
James I. Wise
E. R. Sperry
Joseph R. Watson
Miller Canter
Charles A. Rhodes
Firemen To Hear Prof Zabriskie On Sunday Night
The Friendship firemen will gather at Christ Episcopal Church on Sunday March 17 where Prof. Alexander C. Zabriskie of Episcopal Theological Seminary Alexandria will speak. Rev. R. B. Nelson announced the event noting Zabriskie holds B A B D and S T D degrees.
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Friendship
Christ Episcopal Church
Alexander C. Zabriskie
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Alexandria
R. B. Nelson
Christ Church
The
Friendship Company
Zabriskie
Major flood expected along river valley tale
Swirling flood waters threaten homes across Illinois Missouri and Mississippi as guardsmen aid evacuations. The Mississippi is forecast to rise seven feet above flood stage at Cairo by Saturday with a major flood likely.
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Washington
Mississippi
South
Illinois
Missouri
St. .Francis River
Kennett
Saline County
Ill
Kentucky
Unitd
Cairo
Cost $130,106 To Try Hauptmann
New Jersey spent $130,106.78 to try Bruno Richard Hauptmann. Assistants to Attorney General David T. Wilentz told the legislative appropriations committee the Flemington trial expenses surpassed the $50,000 state allotment by $80,106.78 and suggested a special appropriation be set as soon as possible.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
David T. Wilentz
Legislative Appropriations Committee
Flemington
Anti Long Block Forms In House To Undercut Huey
In Washington a coalition led by Rep. P. L. Gassaway and including Rep. Dies and Rep. Disney plans to undermine Huey Long’s influence through direct attacks or ridicule. Gassaway boasted of past brawls and warned against Long’s attacks on the presidency, while Disney urged mockery as the tactic.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Rep
P. L. Gassaway
D-Okla
Rep. Dies
Dtexas
Disney
Gassaway
Congress
Huey
Handley Athletic Night Showcases Gymnastic Feats
Keen interest surrounds the Handley gym event tonight at 8 o clock under Otis Sargent with 10 wrestling bouts boxing and band music. Performances include parallel bars flying rings tumbling and high bar as the PE department displays activities to parents and friends. Admission is 15 cents for students and 25 cents for adults.
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Handley Gym
Otis Sargent
Physical Education
Gold Decisions Still Being Studied By Legal Chiefs
President Roosevelt said government studies found no need for new legislation after the Supreme Court gold decisions but added that administration and legal experts were examining the ruling’s ramifications. A final decision would come after further study, though some aides floated barring damage suits in the Court of Claims.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Court of Claims
Congress Could Take War Profits, Hurley Asserts
Patrick J. Hurley former secretary of war told the Senate munitions committee that seizure of all war profits lies within Congress power. He expressed confidence in America's ability to endure any catastrophe.
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Congress
Hurley
Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
Patrick J. Hurley
United States
Reynolds Sought Attorney's Advice In Estate Settlement
H G Hudson attorney for the Reynolds family testified in Forsyth Superior Court on the death estate of Reynolds seeking disinheritance of his first wife and her daughter Anne within two months after the child's birth.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Smith Reynolds
Anne
H. G. Hudson
Reynolds
Clayton Moore
Forsythe Superior Court
Assembly Wrangles Over Huey Long
The South Carolina House held a bitter session over Huey Long, trading personal barbs before tabling a resolution that calls the Louisiana senator a public enemy and requests that he not be allowed to visit the state.
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Assembly
Columbia
D. C
South Carolina
Huey Long
Louisiana
Fight Over Relief Bill Divides Senate Elites
Roosevelt allies in the Senate faced a strong push to trim the work relief bill from 4.88 billion to 1.88 billion. Senator Byrd urged a 1 billion cap, while Copeland Tydings and Conally defended the bill citing urban job creation and direct relief.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Pheyboguerrube
Byrd
D-Va
Treasury
Copeland
D.-My
Robinson
Arkansas
Conally
Texas
Tydings
Treasury Officials Arrested Amid Cuban Martial Law
Havana reports police and soldiers jailed treasury department employees while martial law was enforced. Striking workers returned to duty under threat, bus and streetcar traffic resumed, and officials predicted the strike would collapse as curfew and violence declined. Railroads and mail service expected to operate by nightfall.
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Havana
Treasury Department
Carlos Mendieta
Plan to merge NRA small codes into single industries code
Washington March 13. A plan to eliminate 537 NRA smaller codes by blanket ing them into one flexible small industries code was presented to the Senate Finance committee by Donald R Richberg for the administration.
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Washington
NRA
Senate Finance Committee
Donald R. Richberg
Administration
Congress faces stalled New Deal as 10th week ends
Washington reports indicate no New Deal feature enacted as Congress nears its 10th week with deepening restiveness. Interpretations vary from White House strategic patience to a return to normal executive legislative tug of war amid pending wage amendment and looming policy questions.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Capitol Corridor
Congress
Strachey Released On Liberty Bond En Route To Cleveland
British author and former MP Evelyn John St. Lee Strachey posted 500 dollar bond after immigration arrest for illegal entry. Professor Robert Morss Lovett furnished the Liberty bond. Strachey declared the charges false and said he would fight them. Mr and Mrs Gerald Braithwaite visited relatives at Cross Junction over the weekend.
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Chicago
Evelyn John St. Lee Strachey
Cleveland
Strachey
Robert Morss Lovett
Death of Frederick County farmer Alson H. Smith at 36
Alson H. Smith 36, well known Frederick county farmer and fruit grower, died at 8:30 last night at his Cedar Grove home after a prolonged illness. He had recently sought treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. He left a wife Beulah Brown and two children, Alson H. Smith Jr. and Mary Ann Smith, with parents, four brothers, and four sisters. The funeral will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the Cedar Grove home, Rev. Franklin G. Senger of the United Briehren Church officiating, with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Frederick County
Cedar Grove
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mr. Smith
David A
Ohio
John Smith
Dory Miller
Alvin Dick
Herbert Fries
Bruce Lodge
Franklin G. Senger
United Briehren Church
Mount Hebron
No Excuse For Not Parking In The Right Place
Community notice warns motorists against sidewalk parking at the southwest courthouse plaza corner. Recurrent violators will face concrete reminders as iron pipes and railing are installed in holes to block obstructive vehicles. Officials emphasize clear pedestrian passage.
Moratorium On Farm Debts Upheld By Court
Judge Merrill E Otis of the U S District Court in Kansas City sustained the constitutionality of the Frazier Lemke amendment to the Federal Bankruptcy Act. The five year moratorium on farm debts was challenged in the case of Harry G Jones a farmer near St Joseph Missouri who sought relief from debts.
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Kansas City
Merrill E.otis
United States District Court
Otis
Congress
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
Harry G. Jones
St. Joseph
City to Launch $4500 Drive for Needy Families
At Mrs. Lewis Hyde's call a relief drive is being organized to raise 4500 to aid needy families who no longer qualify for government aid. Officials from the FERA front Royal office say the funds are essential to prevent starvation and to relieve city burdens while classifying cases under the works program.
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Lewis Hyde
Board of Public Welfare
Front Royal
FERA
Propaganda War Over Utility Holding Companies
Senate orders a Federal Trade Commission probe into propaganda on public utility holding company regulation. Senator Norris pushed the inquiry detailing its origin and methods while President Roosevelt urged passage of regulation amid sharp industry and political reactions.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Norris
Rneb
Roosevelt
Congress
Trade Commission
In T
Washington struggles over New Deal bills and anti-Long bloc
Washington enters the tenth week without major New Deal bills. In the House an anti-Long bloc forms to curb Kingfish influence. Senate munitions committee hears Hurley on war profits seizure. Flooding hits the Mississippi basin. Italy rejects Greek extradition request.
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Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
Hartford
Conn
Colt Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company
Senate Munitions Committee
Patrick J. Hurley
Try
New Orleans
Mississippi
Lenten Speaker at Christ Church Noon Service
The Rev. Robert B. Campbell a Presbyterian minister will speak at the noon Lenten service in Christ Episcopal Church tomorrow.
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Robert B. Campbell
Christ Episcopal Church
Will person who told Charles Frank at Gore four weeks ago
A note asks the finder who said he picked up a Maltese kitten to contact at 32 Peyton Street or by phone 269 J.
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Will
Charles Frank
Gore
Peyton St
Minstrel Tonight at Mel School Opens Friday
Friday evening at 8 pm a minstrel show is staged at Mel School admission 10 and 20 cents proceeds benefit local activities. Event listed in the community announcements.
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