British aid bill signed to move to President at sea
Vice President Wallace and Speaker Rayburn completed congressional action on the 7.0 billion dollar British aid appropriation. The measure then was to be flown to President Roosevelt aboard his vacation yacht in southern waters for signature. Wheeler noted it could be a war or peace measure depending on the President’s decision.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wailhead
Rayburn
Wallace
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
Wheeler
D-Mont
Lecter Barkley
Kentucky
George D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations
Britain
Unclear fragmentary report on local incident
Fragmentary OCR text references a Sheffield area incident with mention of removals, a home, and a Wednesday event. It is incomplete and cannot determine names, places, or outcomes reliably.
Replacements named for March 28 U S Army call
Local Board No 3 in Union City announced a revised list of prospective inductees. Nine substitutes and three alternates join the contingent headed for Pittsburgh for a year of training under the Selective Service. Names include Dunton, Lea, Ruland, Pieper, Moore, Reyda, Munsee, Layer, and Tewinkle among others.
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Union City
Pittsburgh
U.S. Army
Howard ‘Way Dunton
Willam Lea Eugene Ruland
Corry
Erle
Ralph Andrew Pieper
Russell Clarence Moore
Mathew Reyda
Stanley Bawd Jr
Jack Donald Hoffman
Howard Merrill
Munsee
David Fetch Andrew John Layer
Herbert Arvin Tewinkle
Tewinkle
Spring Street
Jasies Own
Mooke
Reyda
Relen
Corry Boys
Apex Seed and Feed
N. Cehter Street
Chat Board
Douglass F. Bartoo
Fdinboro
Pate “Alburt Bawd
H.D.2
Air TluFence Laverne Sechriest
Bear Lake
Abro
Fayette Man Hunt Continues in Busse Slaying Case
Posses fail to locate an unnamed suspect in the slaying of Willis Busse, 45, as the manhunt persists in Fayette County. District Attorney H Varice Cotham leads the search with State Police and local authorities in snowy, mountainous terrain near Indian Head and Busse. A suspect released from jail was said to have threatened his mother with a shotgun and blamed Busse for his trouble. The killing occurred Friday near dusk.
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Associsten Press
Indian Head
H. Varice Cotham
Willis
Busse
Fayette County
Cotton
H. A. Johnson
Rom
Imother
Priday
Six More Men Back At Work At Corry Jamestown Plant
Officials report six more workers return to the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing plant, lifting operating staff to over one hundred. Previous count showed 92, with Gerry Jamestown Local 1097 saying less than half the number were on duty. No new developments in surface sitensation. police deny vehicle damage or attacks amid picketing. Riots in Belgrade, police squads remove hundreds of boys from two Belgrade schools after they parade chanting anti Hitler slogans.
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Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Ultuqweh Vffcials
Gerry-Jamestown Local 1097
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Hitler
Nineteen Missing In Ship Blast From Oil Tanker City Service Denver
Nineteen seamen were reported missing after an explosion and fire struck the oil tanker City Service Denver about 80 miles south of Cape Lookout. Survivors counted 17 aboard the 2,216-ton ship at Beaufort and five more had been picked up by the W. W. Bruce, leaving 18 unaccounted for as rescue efforts continued.
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Assochilud
Moreheality
N. C
Dumeran Meekins
U. S. Coa
Beaufort
Oiluy Shwe
Atrisken
Nichver
Morehead City
New York
Denver
Cape Lookout
N. Y
Pan-New York
Graziani ousted as North Africa commander in upheaval
Hoart March 25 official announcement says Marshal Graziani loses command of Italy's North African troops and governor post in Libya. General Tal Garibaldi promoted to governor with troops in Libya, General Mario Rostia becomes army chief of staff. Graziani had led Italian advance into Egypt, later retreated after British counter offensive.
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Associated Press
Rodolfo Graziani
Italy
Libya
Talo Garibaldi
Grasiani
Liby
Mario Rostia
Graziani
Mavahal Italo Balbo
Tobruk
Graniani
Egypt
Sidi Barrant
Tallans
Bradford Water Department Embezzlement Falsified $25,000
Bradford, Pa March 25 The city council received an auditors report revealing a falsified payroll deficit of 25000 dollars in the water department. Councilman John Callahan and the city solicitor were authorized to pursue recovery. A water department clerk awaits trial on embezzlement charges.
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Associated Press
Bradford
City Water Department
John Callahan
Water Department
Yugoslavia Funds in U S Ordered Frozen
President Roosevelt announced the freezing of all Yugoslav funds in the United States after Yugoslavia signed the Rome Berlin Tokyo pact. No reason was given, but the move follows policy to block funds of nations under Axis domination.
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Wats
Washington
Roosevelt
Yugoslavia
United States
Treasury
Laxis
Yugoslavia Joins Axis on Terms Favorable Says Agency
Vienna dispatch says Yugoslavia joined the Axis in Hitler's presence with terms reportedly more favorable than for other Balkans. The terms allegedly guarantee Yugoslavia’s integrity, forbid frontier changes, exempt military aid, and promise to consider Yugoslav wishes on the Aegean after the war. Yugoslavia would align its economy, curb anti Axis influences, and permit transport of war and hospital supplies.
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Yugoslavia
Vienna
Axus
Adolf Hitler
Balkan
Associated Press
Germany
Italy
Japan
Europe
Aegean Sea
Rumissia
Iia de Axis
Fittler
Wid
Nab Spohn In Ohio-Another Patrolman Resigns
In Belgrade and across Europe chatter and reports describe Greece Turkey and Yugoslavia tense amid rumored Axis shifts. Soviet pledges to remain neutral and possible troop movements threaten broader conflict while a Pittsburgh strike idles 264 workers at the Yavin steel plant.
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Spohn
Ohio
InWitt
Pittsburgh
Marcly
Allenda
Yavin Works
Tivisis Steel Corporation
Travel theft suspect held after Elyria arrest
Dan Morehouse, owner of a car allegedly stolen by Paul Spry who traveled under the name Morehouse, was located in Elyria, Ohio. Spahn admitted the fraud and waived extradition to answer charges in Corry, while a prior theft case in East Char-en Street tied to James Nevils remains part of his history.
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Dan
Morehouse
Paul Spry
Elyria
Ohio
Spohn
Elyra
Morehoure
Corr
Lorain County
Morehowe
Spahn
Corry
Scott Brown
Pennsylvania Local Draft Boards To Induct 1450 Men
Selective service headquarters set the April 11 to 20 quota for 42 local boards across the state. Union City Local Board No 5 and Erie County Local Board No 1 each supply three, Local Board No 2 provides four, Erie city boards total eighteen, Erie County quota 28. Warren County boards deliver three each from Local Board No 1 and Local Board No 2.
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Pennsylvania
Selective Service
Army
Local Board No. S
Union City
Erie County
Erie
Warren County
Boars
U S Appropriations Totals Pine for Defense Aid
Washington March reports the defense budget projected to hit a new high as Congress weighs massive appropriations. Estimated annual defense and related outlays could reach about 38 billion dollars, with Senate and House actions shaping a far-reaching military-aid package.
Two U S Army Fliers Killed and Captured at Coalinga
Two U S Army fliers were killed and captured during a pursuit over Coalinga California and Hamilton Field. The aviators were George K Williams reserve officer 55th Air Base Squadron and Tieul Ciartes J Bogswan member of the 77th Air Base Aquic ron.
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Amy Eer Ban Ramaek
Cally Marels
Amy Air Cape Enten
Coalinga
Calif
AL Hamilton Field
Jett George K. Williams
55Th Air Base
Tieul
Ciartes J. Bogswan
77Th Air Base Aquicron
Mead Park Development Seeks NYA Help in Third Ward
City plans to launch Mead Park work in the Third Ward with NYA youths 18 to 26 under Directors Nichols and Williams. Glenn Mead donated the park. landscape architects from the state will map the plot. About sixty hours of work monthly per youth. volunteers later to assist. NYA and WPA support assured.
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Third Ward
Bays
Mead Park
Cony
Glenn
Mead
Philadelphia
Wttorvey
Corry
NYA
Allse
Stanley H. Nichols
Donald D. Williams
Gilly
Williams
NSA
Bhove Sges
Nichols
Engler Williams
State Department
Fouisipal
National
Yoli
WPA
Courle
Governor James Seeks Bethlehem Plant Calm With Troops
Governor James ordered state police to Bethlehem to survey conditions at the Bethlehem Steel plant as CIO workers strike. Police used tear gas to disperse pickets at the main gate while shifts changed at 7 am. Labor officials traveled to mediate. no state negotiators yet.
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Harrisburg
James Today
Lynn G. Adams
Pennsylvania State Police
Bethelehem
Bethlshem Steel Company
CIO
James
Lewis G. Hives
Secretary of
Labor and Industry
Bethlehem
State Ad Departments
Eny
State Department of Labor
State Mediation Service
Bethlehem Steel Company
CIO Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Opered Ag
Bethlehem Company
Ruppersburger Resigns. Civil Service Exams Tomorrow
Patrolman Ruppersburger resigns from the city police force and will take a post outside the city. The Civil Service Board will hold exams Wednesday afternoon at the Municipal building to fill vacancies in both police and fire departments. Applications must be filed by 9 a.m. Wednesday.
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Wrunk
Hevier Munday
Tex Fama
William Swan
Te Police
Aero Supply
Ruppersburger
Civil Service Board
V. W Grinam
Howard J. Sheen
Wa. Splesmats
Police
Fie
Mwe
Patrolmai Swan
Munielvel
Paivelman Ruppersburger
Gervige
One Killed 16 Hurt In Capital Streetcar Crash
Washington dispatch reports a downtown intersection collision of two streetcars left one man dead and sixteen injured. Frazer, a 28 year old from Gettysburg, Pa, died after his car struck a streetcar and overturned it. Motorman praised for staying at his post as passengers fled. Substantial checks were ordered for oxy failed systems after the crash. In other news a Pittsburgh firm won contracts totaling more than 6.6 million dollars to build submarines and mine sweepers in Pittsburgh plants.
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TV Associated Prova
Washington, Mare
Roosevelt
Congress
Associated Press
Washington
Loday
Uoyé Horton Frasier
Pravier
Gettysburg
Teovemb
Frazer
Hie
Nazi Capture of Yugoslavia Forces Change in British Plans
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia’s Axis alignment weakens Britain and Greece defense, pushing a shift from Bulgaria to Greek Macedonia. Analysts say German diplomacy tilted early, likely altering the Struma river line and widening the battlefront toward Albania and Turkish Thrace. The piece notes British-Greek strategy may need full revision.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Vienna
Germany
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Anc
Byenson
Hese
Futian
Snd
Hungary
Constane
Alance
Filssin
Onteiens
Ankara
Mulvope
Russia
Iso
Reich
Bulgaria
Mediterranean
Thrace
G. Grepce
So Jlonika
Gertain
Movcow
A. Babis
Italy
Remeir
Todiy
Macy
Unis
Tunoslavia
Strum
Greek Macedonia
Vardar
Albanis
Turkish Thrace
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William Ruland
Herbert Tewinkle
Fayette
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U. 5
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Viens
Golden Rule Club
Fairview Pta
Ning
Fairview Bta
Golden Rule
Fairview
O'Clork
Russell Briggs
Montay
Hugh Mosher
Portland
Ore
N. Chipman Chemical Company
U. S
Wiiv
Wien
Rosevelt
Actus
China
Tau
Dreya Corporation
Ark
Pittsburen
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