Hitler Ready to Propose 20-Year European Peace Pact
Berlin reports Hitler, awaiting security talks with British leaders, will seek concrete arrangements to guarantee peace for two decades. He aims to sign bilateral nonaggression pacts with European nations and win confidence from Sir John Simon and Anthony Eden while plans for exploratory talks proceed.
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Berlin
Adolph ‘Hitler
Europe
Weis- Daden
Easien Ber
Reich
Hitler
John Simon
Anthony Eden
Jordaay
Tempelhof
Dean
Eéenad
Germany
League of Nations
Paris
France
Jaly
England
Britain
Barlin
Anthony ‘Eden
Great Britain
Pierre Laval
Anders
Fulvio Savich
Italy
Quai D’orsay
Isons
Rhine
Benito Biuarolini
Hours of Commons
Hin
Eden
Adolf Hitler
London
Roma
Moscow
First Liquor Warehouse Planned in Charleston
West Virginia new liquor law allows a state control warehouse to be built in Charleston before operation. The control commission indicated the file for the warehouse is arranged. Some dispute exists over the warehouse location as the Commission awaits applications.
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Irs
Ander
West Virginia
Charleston
Wren
Tha Control Commission
Jan
Commotlon
Yeaterday
Commission
Atate Nquer
Larger Army Amendment Retained by Conferees
Washington March 22 Conferees on the war department appropriations bill retained a senate amendment calling for a mandatory expansion of the regular army from 218 750 to 165 000 men The House had approved a discretionary war authorization to pursue a 5 250 man increase over an indefinite period Leaders argued for mandatory growth this year to meet foreign unrest and strengthen defenses amid a large scale peacetime expansion
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Wasilington
War Department
Senate
Abandoned Tot Sally Lou Joins Community Society
Sally Lou, a newborn girl, was welcomed at the Edwards home near Dunbar Monday night. The infant weighed seven and a half pounds at arrival and quickly became a community focal point as she joined the cradle roll at Starcher Baptist Church.
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Sally Lou
Bira
Stephene Edwards
Dunbar
Sobitt
Lou
Edwards
W. D. Dickerson
Ieee
Starcher Baptist Church
Pelimax
Sally Lo
Edewards
Ede
Tiny Sally
Ohio Aid Probe Marks Time In Federal Inquiry
Ohio prosecutor and federal representatives face scrutiny over alleged efforts to withhold information from a grand jury. The charge centers on funds tied to Governor Martin L. Vey's inauguration and Democratic committee support, with officials denying obstruction and noting delays in data provision.
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Poorumsus
Taalale J. Hostkins
Nef
Admnistraton
Ohio
Martin Lvey
Inau
Two Men Killed as Truck Sideswines Parked Vehicle
In Charleston early yesterday two men from the Ashley Bread Co were killed when their bread truck sideswiped a beer truck on Washington street and Chesapeake avenue. The fatalities raised weekend deaths to five in the Charleston area with other victims on Marmet road and between St Albans and Hurricane. It was unclear which man was driving the bread truck.
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Baird Ashley
Daniel Christopher Stewart
Charleston
Ashley
Washington Street
Chesapeake Avenue
Sect Lawrence
Alfred Lilly
Owens
Marmet Road
Virgil
Hall
Milton
St Albans
Hurricane
Stewart
Ashley Bread Company
Campbell's Creek
Grove
Washington
Spring Fever Hits Women Runaways to New York Rise
The 1935 New York runaways surge grows as families and aid groups report more wanderers heading to Broadway and city sights. Mrs. Revo Olson at Pennsylvania Station notes many travel for illusion of adventure, many returning home disillusioned due to cold, unneighborly urban life.
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Broadway
Revo Olson
Pennsylvania
Shay
New York
New ‘York
Past Plant Expansion Rate Seen To Continue At Union Carbide
New York officials of Union Carbide, parent of the South Charleston plant, say operations will not shrink due to expanding output at the Whiting Indiana facility. The article notes rapid plant growth in the Kanawha Valley and a firm policy of ongoing research and development driving new commodities and markets for the company.
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Kanawha Vale Eye
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
South Charleston
Union Carbide
Hne
New York
Union Carbine Corporation
Telia the Gazette
Associated ‘Press
Whiting, Ind
Wha
Charleston
Ricks
Union Card
Palley
Hoover's Comeback Talk Sparks GOP Mobilization
President Hoover's March message to California Republicans condemning the New Deal stirs party leaders. Critics call it a pitiful bid to regain the White House while supporters frame it as a call to arms and a sign of renewed GOP resolve ahead of the 1936 campaign. The speech prompts fresh political maneuvering as Roosevelt faces Senate delays on the work-relief bill.
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Fletcher
Washington
Herbert Hoover
California
White House
Henry P. Fletcher
Deas
Hoover
G. P
Trimet Connally
Tex
Mr. Hoover
Sen. Robinson
Rep Snell
New York
Reblican
Sen
Hastings
H del
Cleveland
Experts Fix Blame For That Dandruff on Your Collar
In St Louis March 23 experts Morris and Hoy of Barnard Skin and Cancer Hospital report identification and culture of the yeast like fungus Phytosporum ovalis as the dandruff cause. Their preliminary findings in Science indicate possible pathways for treatment though they avoid definitive conclusions.
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St, Louis
Lri
St. Louis
Morris
Noors
Hoy
Baemard Tres
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Cato
Pr. Moore
Kile
Moore
West Virginia Senate to Study Water Power Authority
A state senate committee will study water power options and draft a bill to form a five member West Virginia Power Authority. The body would build dams and plants, sell power at low rates, retire bonds, and cooperate with federal flood control and commerce plans. The date of the study opening will be set Monday with Governor Hodges to confer in Charleston.
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Atate Senate
Charles B. Hodges
Morgantown
Charleston
Earl H. Smith
Smith
West Virginia
State Senate
Analgie Water Power Authority
Bonda
Stat
United States
Samuel Williams
New York Water Power Authority
Roosevelt
Senate
Clipper Airplane Sets New World Seaplane Distance Record
The Iron Pan American clipper completed a 2 504 mile circle flight from Biscayne Bay to Virgin Islands and back, earning three new records including the world seaplane distance mark. Capt Edwin L Musick led a four engine four crew flight at 150 to 160 mph, with 408 gallons remaining for 850 more miles.
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Miami
Fla
trans-Pacific Air Service
Biscayne Bay
California
Honolulu
Asia
Nadia
B.S.T
Atlantic
Stors
Sikorsky
Knefler McGinnla
Ina
Hawaii
Navy
Edwin L. Musick
Miner Guilty of Murder Faces Mandatory Death Sentence
UNIONTOWN Pa March 22 after five hours jury deliberation Fayette county found John W Koxlar 32 of West Virginia miner guilty of murder in the death of Samnon Rosenshein Masontown Pa jeweler No mercy recommendation was returned making the death penalty mandatory
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Uniontown
Fayette County
John W. Koxlar
West Virginia
Samnon Rosenshein
Masontown
Senate passes Roosevelt relief and work relief bill
Senate approves a 4580 million dollar relief and work program reshaping federal aid. It directs the secretary of the treasury to issue unallocated silver certificates, expands current spending, and earmarks 4 billion for highways rural reform housing and public works. The bill preserves agency roles and extends key programs.
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Washington
Stosevelt
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Conservation Corps
Exlenda Public Works Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Trial date set for Chase in Baby Face Nelson case
John Paul Chase faces potential execution after a trial largely completed with closing arguments in the Nelson armed slaying of two federal agents. A key ruling excluded a postcapture confession, guiding the case toward a jury decision on Monday night.
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U.S
Chicago
U5-Ins
John Paul Chase
Nelson
Federal Court House
W. W. O'Brien
Philip J. Sullivan
Chase
Barrington
Herman E. Hollis
Artner
Samuel P. Cowsley
War Chase
Sanguinary
Senate approves largest single appropriation in world history
After eight weeks of wrangling the Senate passed the administration relief bill totaling 4.88 billion dollars with a mild silver inflation rider. The final tally was 68 to 16 and included Democratic and some third-party support.
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Washington
Senate
House
Tax moves loom as Congress weighs income tax changes
Washington reports looming tax fights as lawmakers plan a Senate push to revise income tax rates and curb the pink slip publicity feature. The Chamber of Commerce warns of possible dramatic increases to fund the bonus, while supporters of the Patman plan push currency payment. La Follette calls for higher normal rates and altered exemptions as receipts exceed budget forecasts, signaling new revenue needs.
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Washington
Isaae
Congress
Senate
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Roosevelt
House
la Follette
Wis
la Foillette
Mnet
Governor's Request Blocks Wage Hikes in Education
Governor Kump proposed an immediate wage increase for the state education department, aiming to adjust salaries across the board with the board of public works. The plan, if approved, would raise average girls’ wages from about $100.8 per month to a higher level and affect about two thousand dollars monthly in total, but it did not calm existing tensions with the department amid broader school funding debates.
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Kump
Educa
Tevnral
Fnvernor
Board of
Pubs Works
Department Of’education
Filva
President Roosevelt Signs Philippine Constitution
President Roosevelt signed the Philippine constitution certifying it conforms to the Independence Act. A large Philippine delegation including Governor General Franurphy and Manila head Manuel Quezon attended in the White House. Roosevelt described the move as part of a great experiment toward eventual complete independence.
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Washington
Phillippine
Roosevelt
Congress
White “House
Franurphy
Dar
Manuel Quezon
Philippines
Iinlands
Palais Copie
Hayden
Legisistura
U.S
Soveregi
U. S
Paiippina Islands
Commonwealth
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Rajan
Hoskins
Suliman
Democratic State Committee
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Daniel Stewart
Lawrence
Lilly
NEW RR
Travelers’ Aid Society
Municipal Lodging House
Falth
The
Kans
Clipper Airplane
Miner
G.O.P
Thomas
Okla
Séfvita
Tipal
Garner
Carter Olost
Virginia
Robinson
Tha ‘Ogey
Thomasehs
Giars
Wheeler
D. Mont
McCarran
George
Wallace
LaFollette
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