Soviet Opposes Negotiations With Hitler Regime
London dispatch says the Soviet government is resolutely opposed to negotiations with Germany and will actively participate in any Geneva action. Ambassador Maiski delivered the message in London, with Potemkin informing Paris, signaling a united front with France and the little Entente against Germany and Britain's conciliatory stance. Britain fears isolation at Geneva as France, Belgium, Poland, and others back penalties and economic measures to enforce Locarno.
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London
Russia
Britain
Germany
Geneva
Ivan Maiski
House of Commons
Lord Cranborne
Moscow
Vladimir Potemkin
France
Pierre-Etienne Flaundin
Paris
League Council
Roumsnia Jugoshiva
Czechoslovakia
Turkey
Adolph Hitler
Edward VIII
Stanley Baldwin
Alfred Duff-Cooper
Buckingham Palace
Belgium
Poland
Italy
Roumania
Jugoslavia
Greece
Hitler
Sarraut
Europe
Flandin
Senate
Chamber
Sarrants
Locarno
Rhineland
National Union
Great Britain
Stresa
Adolf Hitler
Versailles
Anthony Eden
Demilitarized Zone
Wilson
Locarno Parley News Sparks German Crisis Debate
London reports tension as France holds to four point plan pressuring Hitler to withdraw troops from the Rhineland. Edens and Baldwin seek new instructions while Flandin defends pacific policy amid Locarno signatories poised for sanctions if Germany refuses.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
George Clerk
Flandin
Locarno
Hitler
Rhineland
Germany
League Council
League
Berlin
New York Building Strike Expands Across Midtown Skyscrapers
New York building service union strikers broaden their walkout to over sixty offices banks theaters and tall structures in Grand Central and Times Square areas amid demands for arbitration. Sealed orders directed district leaders to widen the walkout including Bowedwsaus and the 30 story Paramount building while other sites in midtown face disruptions.
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NEW York—Building Service Union
Grand Central
Times Square
Brooklyn
Queens
Paramount Building
Stritland Palace Theater
Todas
General Motor
Fefth
Poon-Texington
Toast Booels
Nad Ser
Root
Fort Hotry
Lwan Teader
James J Bambrekesty
Tucs- Gus
Akron O
Feld
Goodyear Tirend Rubber
Boston
Hitler Seeks Peace as Axis Proposes Non Aggression Pacts
In a remote interview, Hitler argues for direct talks on non aggression pacts with France Belgium and others. He says Britain and Italy could act as honest brokers while warning that failure to accept proposals would end further overtures and risk renewed European tension.
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Germany
France
Belgium
Holland
Britain
Italy
Poland
Hitler
Europe
Future Farmers in California Grant Merit Degrees
The Future Farmers organization expands statewide in California with five merit degrees for high school boys in vocational agriculture. Greenhand requires enrollment and a project. Junior farmer needs one year of study and $25. California future farmer requires $200 and top scholarship. American farmer demands $500 and national board exam with one per thousand.
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San Francisco
Calif
Future Farmers Organization
California
Future Farmer
National Board of Future Farmer Authorities
Davis to Survey Foreign Outlets
The document urges Davis to study European trade conditions by visiting Europe to aid the agricultural adjustment program and farmers. It stresses the administrator should take time away from duties to assess conditions and return with valuable insight for farmers.
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DAVIS
Europe
Farmer-Labor Assn to push national third party
Howard Y. Williams, national organizer, said the Minnesota Farmer-Labor association will be asked at its March 26 and 27 convention to endorse a national Farmer-Labor party and canvass support for a national conference in April with a view to a late June or early July convention. Senator Gerald Nye is named as the leading presidential candidate, while Floyd B. Olson is excluded due to illness but will cooperate. The Hennepin County Farmer-Labor group has already endorsed the movement.
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Rhineland
Hitler
Europe
Demilitarized Zone
Williams
Farmer Labor Party
Gerald Nye
North Dakota
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Olson
Hennepin County
Farmer Andrlik Receives Patent for Nine-in-One Tool
North Liberty farmer Joseph Andrlik near the Curtis bridge was granted a U S patent for a far lifting tool he filed on May 16 1935 after three months of work. The device combines nine tools in one.
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North Liberty
Joseph Andrlik
Curtis Bridge
United States Patent Office
Andrlik
Jury panel named in Thomsen manslaughter trial
ELKADER The jury for the Thomsen manslaughter trial has been completed with twelve jurors, including two women, after qualifications at 10:15 a.m. Tuesday. The panel comprises Raymond Conley, Arthur Dittmer, Peter Engling, Fred Ihlenfeldt, Myrtle Kra mer, Edwin Milenskey, Mabel Post, Ben Schmidt, John Tuecke, Fred Waterman, Fred Keck, and A F Robinson. Witness examination began Tuesday afternoon.
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Elkader
Thomas Thomsen
Elkader Fair Association
Jimmy Jacobson
Raymond Conley
Elkport
Arthur Dittmer
Strawberry Point
Peter Engling
North Buena Vista
Fred Ihlenfeldt
Myrtle Kramer
Edwin Milenskey
Garnaville
Mabel Post
Littleport
Ben Schmidt
Stolaf
John Tuecke
Clayton
Fred Waterman
Guttenberg
Fred Keck
Colesburg
A F. Robinson
Volga City
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Edens
Baldwin
Flardin
Cepates
Tengue
Tee Seeley
Jesgue
Sarraut Wes
Moe
N.Y
Reich
Frankfurt
Freiburg
Karlsruhe
Soviet
German Reich
Pigland
Potheta
Czechoslavia
England
Ate
Strasshbourgberg
Society
Young Farmers
Aane
H. G. Russell
UC Ies
2Nd Ave
Cedar Rapids, Ta
Farmer-Labor Assn
Thomsen
First Avenue
Bradley
Aviator
Ascot
Thames
Kayser
Marshall Field & Co
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