Ten Years Ago Today Hitler Tore Up Peace Pact Start of War
Ten years ago on March 16 1935 Adolf Hitler repealed the Versailles Treaty ordered general conscription and mobilization. Goering announced a new air force and Goebbels said industry was on a war footing as Germany moved to reshape Europe provoking broad protest and paving the way to World War II.
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Amomalal Seasonl
Adolf Filtier
Hitler
Germany
Versailles
Hermann Goering
Goebbels
Tote
Jose B Ee
League of Nations
Hiller
St. Europe
Imperial Army
Kaiser Wilhelm
Reierswehr
Wermer von Blomberg
von Blomberg
Europe
Rhineland
Austria
Sudetenland
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Russia
Poland
Twenty Years Ago Accidents and Local Notices Shape City Scene
A Ford driven by James Dennis skidded on ice at Fist Avenue and Liondsley drug store, hitting a pole but leaving Dennis uninjured as the car was badly damaged. Nearby a near miss occurred at East Main when two cars collided. occupants escaped injury though both vehicles were damaged. The B and H Trucking Company received a charter to operate general transportation with a $15,000 capital, listing Robert Brown William Houghton and Mary Brown among incorporators. Mrs. Elizabeth N Jones died at 77 at 399 East South Street after a long Columbus residency. Margaret Purcell is slowly recovering from a fall at the Junior High School injuring her right arm. The Northwestern Pennsylvania Arts Association plans its annual meeting in the city on Saturday April 4 with A E Hemstreet serving as president of the section.
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Northwestern Pennsylvania Arts Association
A. E. Hemstreet
Eaft Main Street
Arrow
Frank Bliss
East Frederick Street
Lawrence Burch
East Sooth Street
Pennsylvania Aveniue
Harrison Advices Today
B, and H. Trucking Company
Robert &. Brown
William S. Houghton and
Earry, Brown
Elizabeth N. Jones
Augustus Jones
East South Street
Columbus
How's Your I D Quiz Questions Page 2 Answers
A reader asks seven quiz questions covering Washington Post composer, DC disfranchisement, summer meat supply, How Green Was My Valley author, clover tents, cardinal compass points, Falkland Islands imperial belonging, upper British House, Seward's Folly, and Notre Dame University president.
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Washington Post
District of Columbia
Valley
Falkland Islands
House of Commons
Wife Beats Husband During Divorce Trial
In Erie county a long divorce case ended as Natalie Wie rotko struck her husband Alexander Mievolio with a heavy purse during a recess. The jury reconvened and awarded the divorce to the husband after his attorney had him recount the incident in court. The husband testified the wife was repeatedly under the influence of liquor between 1930 and 1935 and failed to maintain the home.
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Erie
Erie County
Nersen
Alexander Mievolio
Sparta SGT Writes of Action on Iwo Jima
A Sparta sergeant describes intense fighting on Iwo Jima with praise for the Fourth and Third Marine Divisions. He notes the island’s barren front, near the front lines, and mentions a broadcast transcription prepared with Capt. Harding and others.
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Sparta
Iwo Jima
Fourth Marine
Third Marine
Ain Euil
Charles Mitchall
Gorey
Harding
Set. Doughty
Stogner
Mail Service In A Shell Crater Airport Post Office
Soldiers describe a fortified shell crater used as a post office and mail hub. They mention sand bag protection, canopy of walls, and a forward firing howitzer setup. On March 5 they dispatched 17 pouches and received 24 as the airfield mail service becomes regular and scheduled.
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Marth
Infant dies at Corry Hospital in Carnrike family
Philip Galluwine eight months old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Carnrike of 16 Shea Street died Thursday evening at Corry Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by parents three sisters and two brothers. Private funeral Davison Funeral Home Saturday at 1 PM with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Philip Galluwine
Eigty
Harry Carnrike
Shea Street
Corry Hospital
Davison Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
St Patrick Day Origins Links Ireland to Western Europe
The article outlines St Patrick as a founder of Christian links between Ireland and western Europe, noting his life from Roman Britain to Ireland, his writings the Confession and a letter, and his Trinity teaching via the shamrock. It also cites a decline of Irish-born in the US foreign-born population from 1870 to 1940, down from 23 percent to 6 percent.
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ST. Patrick
Britain
Epeh
Patricius
Ireland
Partick
Trish Mpranders
Treland
France
Callie
Europe
Emerald Isle
United States
Rankig
Great Britain
Germany
Poland
Russia
Italy
Canada
Borsoma and Golden Lax Tablets Promote Health Messaged
An old advertisement touts Borsoma Tablets to cleanse the blood and relieve aches from clogged waste matter and excess acid. It urges quick relief and notes the tablets cost 30 cents in drug stores alongside Golden Lax Tablets for constipation relief.
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A patient teaching excerpt explains drug origins from plants minerals and animals. Quinine from bark of a plant leaves provide vomiting essence castor oil from castor beans opium from sap and aspirin from coal are noted. It outlines pharmacopoeias and the United States Pharmacopeia revised every ten years.
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United States
Dangers of Carbon Monoxide in Homes and Vehicles
The State Police warn that carbon monoxide is a deadly odorless gas from automobile exhausts. Leaky exhausts and heaters are hazardous because they can release it into living spaces. Keep a window open and ensure proper ventilation to reduce risk.
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Liss Margaret Purell
M. J. Purcell
Tim
Y-mall
Carnrike
Superior Cleaning Co
East Washington, &T
Dial
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Spring Street
Rhodes
Stormes
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
UNION
McIntosh Apples
Hershey’s Cocoa
Maxwell House
Coffee Lake Shore
Calif
Est
Bonn
van Cise
Lenvres East South Street
Todd
Damipcreas Ward
Additi
Harvey
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