Notre Dame Athletics Thrive After Rockne’s Death
Notre Dame caps a standout year in football basketball track and baseball with no major coaching upheavals. Harper leads a steady hand shaping teams around star players like Krause and Yarr as internal tensions fade and prospects remain bright for 1932.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Fighting Irish
Rock
Southern California
Trojans
Trish
Heardy “Hunk” Anderson Si i
Taine Seren
Hunk
Chevigny
Jess Bi Rn
Anderson- Chevigny
Anderson
Marchy Schwartz
Tommy Yarr
Purdue
Indiana
Eli Krause
Krause
Harper
Kansas
Easter Services For Children At Clarke Church
A Grace Episcopal Church Easter service for the church school was led by the Rev. T. Carter Page with readings by Charles Tucker and Lorenzo Lewis. Mrs. Thomas Dix directed the choir and Margaretta Whiting played the organ as children offered mite boxes and flowers for the cross. The rector Rev. Dr. Tucker recounted the Easter story and the children’s offering totaled 45 dollars.
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Berryville
Grace Episcopal Church
Church School
F. &. Ayler
T. Carter Page
Charles Tucker
Lorenzo Lewis
Steele Ritter
Thomas Dix
Margaretta Whiting
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
David
Elizabeth Grim
Kyrie Eleison
Batman
Ferber
Regina Coeli
Novello
J. H. Yost
Chester Hobart
C. H. Lillis
Mary Sullivan
Ursula O'Leary
Margaret Kelchner
Hilda Grove
Katherine Sullivan
Helen Keating
Bernadette Sullivan
Jack Harrell
Donald McFadden
Edwin Lillis
Father Maley
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Loudoun County Man Held in Death of Smith
David C. Otta of Loudoun County was arrested in Rom Ney West Virginia after an automobile with a broken headlight lens battered fender and blood spots was found. Police say Smith died from a base of skull fracture believed to be caused by the incident. Local and state officers pursue all angles and await Otta’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maey
Utta
Pannett
Romney
Leesburg
Smith
Winchester
Atta
Mr. Smith
Bessie V. Smith
Sarah C. Smith
Lester G. Smith
Robert Knight
R. E. Clowser
Dorsey Ritter
C. R. Dyse
Round Hill Presbyterian Church
G. M. Morrow
Opequon Group
Presbyterian
Mount Hebron
Ward Cadwallader
Clark McDonald
H. A. Bayliss
Leslie M. Brown
Loring Lineburg
John W. Larrick
West Virginia
Kidwell
David C. Otta
Loudoun County
W. Va
Cardinal Cerretti says America called by providence to restore world prosperity
Rome reports Cardinal Cerretti declares the United States is called by providence to lead a return to global prosperity. He warns fear harms nations, urges confidence, and notes Americans’ religious outlook suits overcoming the crisis. He cites lack of trust between nations as a key cause and stresses the need for a realistic yet spiritual approach.
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Rome
America
Cardinal Cerretti
United States
Cardinal Serretti
Eight Million Still Want Work Labor Head Says
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor says eight million unemployed remain. Only 300000 returned to work in March with 175000 farm jobs and 125000 industrial jobs. He warns relief funds may run out and urges stronger efforts to keep relief machinery functioning.
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Labor
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Spi
Demand grows for paying the soldiers' bonus
Washington reports rising calls for full cash payment of the soldiers' bonus as House economy plans face opposition. The special committee debated salary cuts, with a tentative eleven percent reduction offset by a $1,000 exemption, aiming to save about $67 million while studying departmental cuts despite department head resistance.
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Washington
Democratic House
Congress
Special House
Burns
Paroled man is convicted second time
Ernest M Stover, 35, of Staunton, sentenced to two and a half years in Atlanta Federal Prison after a jury found him guilty of selling half a gallon of moonshine to prohibition agents. The probation violation prompted the length of his sentence. Perjury charges were considered against two witnesses. Stover’s ex wife and a Staunton nurse were released on bail. Other cases heard included a one year and one day sentence for mail fraud and fines for forged endorsement and moonshine possession.
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Ernest Aero 35
Staunton
Atlanta
John Paul
United States Court of
Western Virginia
Harrisonburg
Stover
C. E. Gentry
Ethel Stover
Nora Johns
U. S
Glenn Roebush
Walter G. Hudson
Lynchburgh
A. P. Gunn
Highland County
John L. Jones
Whit Dodge
Augusta County
Bonus Bill For Soldier Payouts Sent To Ways And Means
Several proposals for full cash payments of the soldier bonus were presented and will be reviewed by the Ways and Means Committee as the first order of business in April. Representative Patman of Texas has a bill to issue 2.2 billion dollars in currency and a plan to replace certificates with rediscountable bonds maturing in 1945.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Patman
Texas
Military training urged as valuable youth preparation
General John A. Lejeune urged Harrisonburg Kiwanis Club that military training at Virginia Military Institute benefits national and local education. He noted the War Department funds and equips three branches, while graduates become reserve officers ready for emergencies. He argued informed citizens can decide on war and that training reduces horror through knowledge.
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Harrisonburg
John A. Lejeune
Virginia Military Institute
United States Marine Corps
Harrisonburg Kiwanis Club
Gen. Lejeune
United States War Department
War Department
War College
Washington
Europe
United States
Dewey
Manila Harbor
Hoovers Attend Easter Rites In Drizzling Rain
President and Mrs Hoover led the nation Easter commemoration at Arlington National Cemetery in drizzle. The couple stood under an umbrella among soldiers graves as sunrise services proceeded at the tomb of the unknown soldier, with rain forcing cancellation of a Quaker meeting.
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Washington
Hoover
Arlington National Cemetery
Banks Gain Ground as Congress Expands Credit
The Federal Reserve board reports a definite improvement in the nation’s banking situation driven by Congressional action to expand credit. The Glass Steagall Act and Reconstruction Finance Corporation organization are cited as boosting the Fed’s power to aid banks in difficulty and stabilizing the credit structure. Bank failures decline, bond markets strengthen, and currency flows back to banks. The board notes emergency provisions allow support for sound ineligible assets to keep banks operating during losses or runs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Glass-Steagall
Federal Reserve System
Glass- Steagall
Federal Reserve Banks of Sound
Federal Reserve Banks
Mysterious double slaying on Catoctin Links shocks town
Sheriff's notes point to a possible lovers pact as motive in the killings of Mrs. Batt and her companion near a golf course edge on the National Pike route. Investigators found a .38 pistol with four discharged rounds and a postcard requesting interment side by side in Hagerstown Cemetery.
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Crum
Hagerstown
Doughty
Notable Easter Message Emphasizes Life Over Death
A speaker reflected on life and resurrection, saying the gathered in the presence of the dead reaffirm their faith despite dampening showers. The meditation framed the event as a fitting recognition of enduring hope and spiritual renewal.
Students on Snoop Tour Hustled From Bell County
Eastern students investigating labor conditions in Kentucky coal fields were forced to leave after County Attorney Walter B. Smith claimed they were sent by Communists. He demanded $1,000 peace bonds or departure, warning Spectators and observers urged restraint while two guides were separated from the group.
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Associated Press
Middlesboro
Kentucky
Walter B. Smith
New York
Knoxville
Cumberland Gap
Tennessee
N. R. Patterson
Smith
Clifford Sing
John Jennings
National Miners Union
Robert Hall
Columbia University
Bell County
State Line
Patterson
U. 3S
William G. Mitchell
Washington
Donald Henderson
Nal College Committee
Theational Students League
Mitchell
Groundhog Day Outlook Signals Cautious Business Hopes
The piece hints at a seasonal pivot as economic indicators and market moods align with spring optimism. Analysts note cautious momentum for small firms and consumer confidence edging upward amid policy chatter.
Chance of lifetime opportunity ad for farmers in Frederick county
A McNess Company notice offers a chance of lifetime for a man to call on farmers in Frederick county. It promises $7 to $12 daily with no experience or capital needed and urges writing to McNess Company Dept. P Freeport Illinois for details.
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Frederick County
McNess Company
Dept. P
Freeport
Illinois
Clgss
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Sacred Heart
Billy Wallace
Fuller
Kaloc
Boston Liedweieur
Kioberg
Ernest Stover
Juliette Compton
Lejeune
Contin
Wm. C. Crampton
Dunbeath
Millwood
Poland
Benj. Crampton
Clyde B. Levi
Wm. O. Crampton
Dunn & Duvall
W. A. Bradford
R. M. Ware
George H. Levi
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