Musica Brothers Indicted in Major Fraud Case
The three surviving Musica brothers and three other persons were indicted in New York on 14 counts of mail fraud SEC law violations and conspiracy. Each defendant faces up to 58 years in prison and a $50,000 fine if convicted. The indictment details Coster Musica’s efforts to evade blackmail and defraud Kesson and Robbins Drug Co.
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New York
F. Donald Coster-Musica
Securities and Exchange Commission
Coster- Musica
Kesson and Robbins
Cash in 2 Flash From Bostow Loan Office
Advertisement from 39 East Boscawen Street promotes fast commercial small loans and finance services with a quick cash loan range from twenty to three hundred and emphasizes age or property as collateral.
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Bostow
E. Boscawen St
Farm Credit Act Benefits To Farmers Cited By Cather
Senator Russell T. Cather of Winchester calls the Farm Credit Act a major government effort to recognize agriculture in national life at the Rockingham County National Farm Loan Association meeting in Harrisonburg. He praises the land bank system, notes the importance of amortization, and urges disciplined lending to prevent foreclosures while praising free press and speech.
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Harrisonburg
Russell T. Cather
Winchester
Rockingham County National Farm Loan Association
Assembly Hall
Cather
Farm Loan
Germany to keep talks on trade with Britain and France
Reichsbank President Walther Funk said Germany will continue interruptible trade talks with Britain and France despite shifts toward a new central European order. He asserted Germany can do business by its own methods and that world economic needs remain unlimited.
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Berlin
Reichsbank
Walther Funk
Europe
Britain
France
Funk
Germany
America
Italy
Hjalmar Schacht
England
Absent-minded clothing merchant locks shop
In Frankford Indiana Oscar Laverty of Laverty’s Men’s Shop left during lunch locking the front door. Customers confined inside eventually had a clerk with a key unlock the shop after the midday disappearance.
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Frankford
Ind
Oscar Laverty
Laverty
Marian Anderson to sing free Easter concert at Lincoln Memorial
Secretary Ickes announced Marian Anderson would give a free public concert at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington on Easter Sunday. The decision follows controversies with the D A R over Constitution Hall and with the public school board over Central High auditorium. The event, broadcast nationally, is under National Park Service supervision.
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Washington
Ickes
Marian Anderson
Abraham Lincoln Memorial
National Capital
Daughters of the American Revolution
Constitutional Hall
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Public
Central High School
Howard University
the Negro University
National Park Service
Two Republican Leaders Taken Into Custody in Burgos
Madrid reports two leaders of Republican Spain's last government were moved to Burgos after surrender ending the civil war. Former defense minister Segismundo Casado and foreign minister Julian Besteiro were placed in custody as Nationalist courts gain authority to impose death penalties on war crimes.
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Madrid
Spain
Burgos
Segismundo Casado
Julian Besteiro
Lang Injured in Car Scooter Collision Near Local Station
Elmer Lang Jr. suffered serious injuries this afternoon when his motorcycle collided with a car near the Conoco station while he was en route to the city. The collision was attributed to a vehicle driven by Thomas T. Rickard of Luray. Lang remains under hospital examination with fears of critical injuries.
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Elmer Lang, Jr
Elmer Lang
Carl
West Piccadilly Street
Conoco Station
Valencia A Gloom City Quiet Triumph in War
Valencia marked a Nationalist victory with swift surrender and no fighting as troops entered the city. Crowds cheered under red and gold flags while a sound truck played Nationalist hymns and symbols, including swastikas and an Italian flag, appeared in the streets.
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Robert Okin
Valencia
Arriba Espana
Franco
Alrady
Beer bottle brewed for King George VI presented in London
March 30 report from London notes King George VI receiving a bottle of beer at a brewery in Harney. The brew was made by his reeves and the Duke of Wind sor, with his brother having brewed it in 1932. The king remarked he could not carry the bottle and passed it to an aide.
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London
George VI
Duke of Windsor
Harney
East End
Daladier Speech Highlights Axis Threats Amid War Tensions
Daladier's nationally broadcast address urged unity toward settlement and resisted Mussolini's note on Italian aims in Tunisia Djibouti and the Suez. Paris officials touted a doubled colonial army in central Africa and Indo China aviation capacity as France sought to bolster global defense with Sikorski.
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Italy
Germany
Daladier
Grenoble
Duce
Mandel
Senate
Prance
Central Africa
Indo-China
France
North Africa
Near East
Sikorski
Paris
Cooperation Great Need Says F. D. R. Continued From Page 1
President Franklin D. Roosevelt travels from Alabama toward the Warm Springs Foundation for infantile paralysis patients and plans a brief greeting stop at Tuskegee Veterans Hospital en route to inspect the Tuskegee Institute campus. He will pass around the 20,000 acre site with over 100 buildings of the school founded in 1881 by Booker T. Washington.
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The
Warm Springs Foundation For
Tuskegee ‘Veterans’ Hospital
Bookrs T. Washington
Negro Educaor
Police watching gold laden ships arrive from Europe
City and private police lined the Hudson riverfront to guard two more ships carrying yellow metal valued at about 63 million dollars. The week’s total gold import reaches roughly 175 million as foreign banks keep sending bullion, a pace higher than during the Munich war scare.
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New York
Hudson Riverfront
Europe
Japs Repudiate Chinese Loans
Shanghai report says a joint session of ministers from the Japanese dominated Peiping and Nanking governments repudiated all loans or credits granted by foreign powers to Chiang Kai Shek's government.
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Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Peiping
Nanking
Poland and Britain urge German bloc to curb expansion
In Warsaw on March 30 Polish leaders urged by France and Britain to join a bloc against German expansion pressed Germany to maintain good relations. Reports say talks between Polish and German representatives about Danzig began as Poranny newspaper, linked to Smigly-Rydz, sought timed warm ties with the Reich.
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Warsaw
France
Great Britain
Germany
Free City
Danzig
Poranny
Smigly-Rydz
Neon Movement
Reich
Air Line Station Delay Cited By Cooling Cat Nest
The opening of Los Angeles Union Station is delayed to April 5 due to a malfunctioning air conditioning system. A gray cat found an in wall recess and her kittens occupy the ducts, blocking cooling.
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Los Angee Ee Ae
Los Areelee
Ad Union
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