Early settlement of Italian Ethiopian war expected by Mussolini
Rome dispatch reports Premier Mussolini signaling an end to parliamentary rule and an early peace with Ethiopia. He spoke to fascist delegates and crowds, promising a corporative state and retention of conquered Ethiopian territory. The League of Nations directed envoys to pursue a final peace settlement.
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Roosevelt Defends Experimentation Aid Amid Flood Crisis
Washington March 23 The Pennsylvania legislature may be called into special session to approve funds for flood relief and recovery George H Earl as governor seeks 10 million dollars in flood aid plus 5 million WPA for repair and 9 million for direct relief meeting with WPA official Harry L Hopfina and state leaders to press a relief program
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Mar
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Harry EK. Kalodner
Hitler's Answer Opens Door to Peace Negotiations
Germany outlines a response to the Rhineland crisis and a British French Belgian Italian proposal. A government spokesman said Hitler's plan aims to advance Germany toward real negotiations while rejecting a demilitarized zone and international police supervision. The draft seeks to preserve sovereignty and avoid military alliances by negotiating a settlement.
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Board To Meet With Parents At Junior High
Members of the Board of Education meet this evening at the Junior High school with parents of students for no discussion of school problems. Students and teachers are excluded. there may be discussion of teaching staff personnel. The program was devised at a closed board meeting.
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Heiress Plotler Sentenced for Plot to Abduct Infant
Alfred Molyneux, 31, was sentenced to four months in prison for attempting to obtain money from Countess Barbara Von Haugwitz-Reventien by claiming to inform her of a plot to kill her infant son. He pleaded guilty admitting the letter to the American heiress described a fictitious plot to abduct her baby. Count Kurt Von Haugwitz-Regent was in court but did not testify.
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Mar
Alfred Molyneux
Barbara von Haugwitz
Kurt von Haugwite-Regenttow
Rail traffic in district near normal despite reroutes
Rail lines show near normal activity with Erie Railway back on schedule and main Pennsylvania trains resuming tracks. Delays persist due to rerouting around bridge washouts east of Emporium and Barree Adtoona track repairs on the Juniata river. Freight moves, including perishables livestock and coal, face delays on both lines.
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Susquehanna Valley
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Company A Quarters in Central High Johnstown May for 30 Days
Word from Company A of the National Guard indicates they are quartered at Central High School in Johnstown with the 112th Infantry. Messages say they will remain about thirty days, though reports vary on exact duration and movements.
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Windfall Levy Recommendation by Unity Organ
Washington March 23 Congressional experts frame a tax bill to recommend a windfall levy on uncollected or refunded processing taxes under the invalidated AAA. The proposed levy, seen in Roosevelt's message seeking 1 137,000,000 in extra revenue, is expected to raise about 100,000,000. Constitutionality was debated before the House Ways and Means subcommittee by Solicitor General Stanley Reed.
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Flood relief drive gains momentum in Corry area
Corry Chapter of the Red Cross continues collecting clothing bedding and food for flood victims. The Punxsutawney shipment arrived via Powell Motor Co with District Commander Lloyd Stowe of the American Legion coordinating. Union City Meadville and Erie sent two truckloads each, while local churches and veterans groups donated.
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Tri Power Accord Signed By Austria Hungary Leaders
Rome March 23 A new tri power accord linking Austria Hungary and Italy was signed at 6 35 tonight by Premier Benito Mussolini Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg of Austria and Premier Julius Goemberg of Hungary the joint agreement aims to stabilize the region and align policies among the three nations.
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Roosevelt defends experimentation in education at Rollins College
President Roosevelt addressed Rollins College in Winter Park Florida praising new approaches to learning. He warned that stagnation harms progress and noted clashes of interest as a government challenge while accepting an honorary literature degree.
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Hauptmann Hopes Pardons Court Reconsider Plea
Bruno Richard Hauptmann seeks reconsideration of denial for life by the New Jersey Pardons Court. He plans to have counsel appeal when the court meets Tuesday to seek mercy and spare him from the electric chair, set to be carried out soon. The eight member panel can commute or free condemned persons, but reversal seems unlikely.
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Associate of Salus Killed in Plunge
Harry L. Pogach 85, an associate in the law firm of Samuel W. Salus, died after falling from a seventh floor window in the Franklin Trust Building Philadelphia. Earlier, the State Supreme Court upheld the disbarment of Bartus and two other associates on charges of unethical practices.
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HOUSECLEANING IN JAPAN S ARMY AFTER REVOLT
Tokyo reports a sweeping purge after the February 26 uprising. Emperor Hirohito ordered nine generals placed on the waiting list and 25 generals plus two colonels reassigned as the war office reshuffled senior ranks following resignations and crew changes.
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Hold Ship Crew Aboard Craft in Murder Quiz
In Alameda California on March 23 86 crewmen of the freighter Point Lobo were confined aboard the ship after the murder of George W Alberts. Police charged a suspect and the detectives planned to question 36 sailors as the investigation continued.
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Rivers Recede as Flood Crisis Spreads Disease Fears
Floods receded across 14 states while health authorities mobilized to halt incipient epidemics of typhoid scarlet fever and pneumonia. National Guardsmen enforced quarantines. Pennsylvania and West Virginia restricted dairy sales. relief funds and emergency loans moved through Congress to rebuild flooded areas and support sanitation.
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Swollen Ohio River Con Floods and Relief Efforts
The swollen Ohio River concentrates flood force near Portsmouth Ohio as the crest nears. WPA mobilizes over 50,000 workers and hundreds of trucks for food relief across 18 counties while walls protect Portsmouth and Huntington from rising waters.
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Pittsburgh Flood Health Measures Contain Typhoid Threat
Health officials say immediate flood controls nearly eliminated disease danger in Pittsburgh area. Water boiling advised, typhoid inoculations rising with almost 5 000 people vaccinated in McKees Rocks and surrounding towns. Death toll holds at 81 across Pittsburgh and Allegheny County.
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Army Engineer Orders Harrisburg Survey For Flood Aid
Army engineer Lt. Col. Glen Edgerton will survey food conditions in eastern Pennsylvania and New York from Harrisburg for relief planning. A district engineer conference in Harrisburg follows, to assess flood damage and federal preventive works funding. Work aims to guide future flood protection spending.
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