Poland Is Now Surrounded By Nazi Territory
United Press report states Adolf Hitler expanded economic frontiers eastward into the Black Sea region, bringing Romania and Hungary under Nazi influence and pressuring Poland to join either the Nazi bloc or the anti-Hitler front. The move consolidates resources from Romania and Hungary, tightening Germany's grip on Central Europe and impacting Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Turkey's stance. Romania signed a new trade agreement with Germany, signaling Nazi domination in the region.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Adolf Hitler
Great Briain
France
Soviet Russia
Black Sea
Europe
Nazifuehrer
Romania
Reich
New Hungary
Rumania
Lithuania
Poland
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Memel
North Sea
Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Germany
Nomination Approved for William Douglas to Supreme Court
Washington March 24 United Press reports the Senate judiciary sub committee quickly approved the nomination of William O Douglas to be an associate justice of the Supreme Court. The bulletin notes other wire items from Washington and Harrisburg on tax reform and state labor actions.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
William ©. Douglas
Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Fate
Poland Declines to Join Stop Hitler Front
Warsaw sources say Poland will not participate in the British proposed stop Hitler front. Britain France and Soviet Russia had agreed on a declaration, but Poland delays its reply and keeps its stance unclear while Vienna—sorry Warsaw—authorities weigh the proposal for a united front against aggression.
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United Press
Warsaw
Poland
America's Foreign Policy Explained War as Policy
Bruce Catton explains in clear terms what defines U S foreign policy and how expediency shapes it. The opening report, part one of a five article series, outlines the basic concept and its significance for the American public.
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U. S
Bruce Catton
NEA Service
Washington
Haad
America
All-District Music Festival Concert At Junior High
The All-District Bard of 110 pieces led by guest conductor George Sallade Howard of Mansfield State Teachers College performs at 8 p.m. in the Junior High auditorium, with Harold Gustafson and Carolyn Grant as soloists. The two concerts showcase a mix of band numbers and classical works, drawing musicians from fifteen northwestern Pennsylvania schools.
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Brooks
Corry
State Armory
Derry
George Sallade Howard
Mansfield State Teachers College
Pennsylvania
Harold Gustafson
Tamestown
Mobilize in Effort to Find Slayer of Four Men
Three hundred men from two states mobilize to pursue Bal Durand a feared killer known as Tarzan who has slain four men in Beartooth mountains. Governor Nelle Smith warns martial law possible if cornered while Wyoming National Guard deploys howitzers mortars and trained officers direct the hunt amid hunger and uncertainty.
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United Press Cody
Wyo
Bear-tooth Mountain
Bal Durand
Nela Smith
Park County
Durand
Tultne
Wyoming National Guard
National Guard
Spring Arrives as Temperatures Soar and Sap Flows Resume
Mercury rises to 66 degrees signaling spring as sap runs resume after days of low production. Higher daytime warmth and cool nights slow but restore flow in maple bushes with production expected to increase. Sap quality may be slightly lower than last year while volume is under the year’s pace but improving.
Lawmaker Proposes 35 Hour Work Week Plan
Rep Francis J Parkenstein of Philadelphia introduced legislation to replace the invalid 44 hour week with a 35 hour work week. Exemptions apply to farm labor household staff professional team members and executives earning $25 weekly or more.
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YearRissure
general _assembly
Francis J
Parkenstein
Philadelphia
Banks Say Workers Fall Under Wage Act
Washington March 24 The Wage Hour Administration notified 35 000 state and national banks that all their employees are subject to the Fair Labor Standards Act General Counsel Calvert Magill denied the banks exemption as service establishments.
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Washington
Wage Hour Administration
Calvert.Magrider
Police Warn of Sneaker Racket Targeting Masonic Home
Corry residents receive a warning about a circulating racket described as a new scam moving through the state. Telegraphic dispatch from the state motor police says the scam targets young women associated with the Masonic home at Allen Hathtown as they attempt to sell magazines.
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Corry
Iseneu
Readre
Alen
Early Paying of West Columbus Ave Assured in City Plan
City officials edge toward completing West Columbus avenue improvements after most property owners agreed to terms for early payment. City Solicitor Hixine Kincaid says only one owner remains to be interviewed. a final amicable agreement is expected soon. Separate council actions aim to set grades on the avenue and align title with the 139 grant program with bids anticipated to be awarded by May. Nearby reports note a collision off the New Jersey coast involving a German freighter and a freight ship as per German Lloyd.
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West Columbus Avenue
North Center Street
Hixine Kincaid
Journalate
Mot
Columbus Avenue
YMCA Leaders Plan Opening of Club Rooms in Corry
An X evening meeting of the Corry YMCA Leaders' Council at West Smith street, led by secretary B. C. Reneau, discussed opening the First Avenue club rooms by April 6. William Miller presided as the group arranged refreshments and activities, with plans to include Columbus Tech pupils and 400 GraY groups in membership.
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YM. C. A
First Avenue
Y. M. C. Corry Leaders’ Council
B. C. Reneau
West Smith Street
William Miller
Reneau
Skate Y. M.C. A
Harrisburg
Columbus Tech School
Tive Club Feaders
Corry Leaders' Council
Two Corry youths injured in Erie highway crash
James Staples and Albert Sweet, both from Corry, were seriously hurt when Staples lost the turn at Waterford Y, crashed through the fence, and broke down a six foot bank near Route 07. Staples, 26, suffered skull fracture and facial injuries. Sweet, 45, sustained a possible concussion. They were hospitalized at St Vincent's in Erie. State Patrol conducted the inquiry noting excessive speed before the crash.
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Corry
Waterford
Sir Vincent's Hospital
Erie
James Staples
Eagle Street
Albert Sweet
East South Street
En Vanty
Evie
Staples
Sweet
Belng
Sil Dast Sabe
Dnd
Cambridge Springs
Smalku
Benke
Elmer Simpson
Triangle
BK. Worster
Alfred Setrock
Fice
Harold Marlowe
Union City
St. Vincent's Hospital
McGregor
Earl
Traglia
Terie
Alan
Heh Narmwly
Viclinis
Commutation Hearing on Wing Murder Plea
Burton Laub, county assistant district attorney, urged against commutation of George Wing's life term for the 1929 murder of his sister’s child in Concord township. Wing allegedly ambushed to kill his sister Harriet Ornsbee or her friend Claire Linn. a doctor called Wing an institutional case as the state pardons board considers the plea. The board expected to rule in a few days, with testimony suggesting opposition to commutation.
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Burton Laub
George Wing
Concord Township
Niue
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Laub
Wing
George Ornsbee
Harriet Ornsbee
Claire Linn
H. W. Mitchell
Warren State Hospital
Western State Penitentiary Parolle
TS Bly Reber
Pardon Board
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