Radio Broadcasts From Europe Highlight London London
Radio brings European news with clear reception of Prime Minister Neville Chamberlains Birmingham address. Planned programs include Hitler conquest discussion with Kaltenbom Murrow Shirer from Chicago London Geneva. Multiple networks list overseas picks and varied entertainment and public affairs schedules through Sunday night.
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Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Birmingham
Eny
Hitler
Central
Europe
Wabc-Cbs
H. V. Kaltenbom
Chicago
Ed Murrow
London
William Shirer
Geneva
Cage
Ls Weaf
NBC
Tommy Riggs
Voxpo
West Point
Ambassador Saito
Tokyo
WABC
CBS
Joe E Brown
Johnny Presents
Prof. Quiz
Phil Baker
Leng
R. Burke
Wagner
WJZ
H. J. Bushfield
Brent House
Barndance
NBC Symphony
WOR
MBS
Butler
Indianapolis
Denver
Farley
WEAF
Santo Domingo
Hungary
Jack Benny
Charlie McCarthy
the Circle
N. Y. Philharmonic
Ben Bernie
People's Platform
Screen Guild
Bob Benchley
Radio City Opera
Opera
Postmaster General Farley
Seth Parker
Canal Baseball
Hollywood Playhouse
XEW
Mexico
Wormbs
American Forum
Weafnbc
Milledgevile College Choir
Wdz
Wdz-Nbc
Farm and Home Hour
Rochester
Civic Orchestra
Lona and Jim Share a Lake Picnic Escape
Lona laughs and escapes with Jim to Wichita Lake after a crowded start at Alduiore. They swim, share a simple lunch, and drift into memories of past pains while facing old friends who may judge her. A surge of longing and fear tests her boldness as she pushes toward a distant grind.
United States must curb Hitler and protect democracy
A wartime editorial argues Munich showed the danger of appeasement. It warns Hitler aims to conquer Europe and warns Americans to unite against Nazi influence. The piece condemns German Bund activity in the U S and urges decisive action to stamp out such threats while stressing vigilance and preparedness. It ends with how citizens should scrutinize road spending in West Virginia and support a three man road commission.
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Chamberlain
Sayal
Czecho- Slovakia
Munich
Slovakia
Dae Igdier
Hitler
Black Sea
Europe
Bohemia
Moravia
Germany
United States
Mussolini
Japan
Africa
Ritter
Bund
Wheeling Intelligencer
West Virginia
Fulton
Federal Bureau of Roads
Road Commission
FBI captures after box car altercation in Texas
Police at Milton said Howland and his cousin 15 year old Aida Butler left the state in Miss Horne's car. Howland was fingerprinted at McAllen Texas February 27 but released before his identity was known. Federal officers traced them to Nuevo Laredo and Corpus Christi before arrest.
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FBI
Milton
Howland
Minister Killed in Auto Train Collision
Hartford West Virginia March 18 A retired United Brethren minister 66 year old Cottrill of Point Pleasant was killed when his car collided with a passing train near Hartford. Reverend Lee Anderson Cottrill was the victim of the fatal crash as authorities investigated the scene.
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Hartford
W. Va
Lee Anderson
Cottrill
United Brethren
Point Pleasant
Father who made children whip each other arrested
In San Diego California on March 18 Alistro Rodriguez aged 44 was sentenced to six months in the county road camp after he justified beating his children by proxy He told Judge Dean Sherry he had been warned by probation officials not to whip his children and said he made them punish one another Rodrigues testified he held the children while they were whipped
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Sonie
Lona
Ivot
Kite
Lena
Lana
Jim
Allen Cottage
Art
Gertrude Alin
Bridgewater
Carter
San Diego
Calif
Alistro Rodriguez
S County Road
Rodriguez
Dean Sherry
Probation Department
Rodrigues
Victory Procession Plans After Czech Dissolution
A page one continuation reports preparations for a victory procession from Goerlitzer station to the new Chancellery following President Em Hacha of Czecho-Slovakia bowing to Hitler and dissolving the republic. Slovakia’s status and a possible German guarantee are discussed amid criticism of U S neutrality policy and Roosevelt’s stance.
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Em Hacha
Czecho-Slovakia
Hitler
Republic
Slovakia
Deutsche Allgemeinne Zeitung
Roosevelt
Summer ‘Welles
Woodrow) Wilson
Prague
Roosevelt calls for federal budget cuts and moral leadership
The piece reviews Roosevelt's 1932 and 1942 calls for reducing government expenses and increasing taxpayer value. It cites his Sioux City and Pittsburgh addresses, urging business leaders to advise on cuts, and compares his stance to past political pledges and economic reform efforts. It also notes Byrd and the National Economy League’s suggested cuts and critiques of presidential inaction.
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Roosevelt
United States
Sioux City
Iowa
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Pittsburgh
Byrd
Congress
Map Publishing and Turbulent Times Across 1940s News
A chaotic mix of wartime hits and social notes reflects shifting media, politics, and culture. A New York woman leaves a $5,000 estate to a cat, while stock salesmen face fresh scrutiny. Slip covers for walls and roof raincoats appear as odd, practical trends emerge amid national tensions.
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New York
Romania to advise crown council on fate of war trade
Rumania III chief of the general staff four army commanders and a division general to advise the crown council on territorial integrity and independence for the Romanian people if Romania exported exclusively to Germany. Romania would be expected to cease building industries and pivot to agriculture, exporting grain, oil, lumber, cattle, and foodstuffs.
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Rumania III
Crown Council
Rumania
Germany
Romania
Romania rejects German demands for economic cooperation
A Romanian official stated that Bucharest rejected Germany’s sweeping demand for complete economic cooperation in exchange for security guarantees. Diplomats noted Dr Helmuth Wholthat’s trade mission involvement as the source of proposals, including a Harmony Plan, while the administration hints at seeking congressional approval for related measures and a relief appropriation discussion.
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London
Germany
Bucharest
Helmuth Wholthat
Legislative notes on tax, housing, and defense proposals
July 1 this year updates outline farm tenancy aid revisions to tax laws and revenue limits. Proposals call expansion of FHA mortgage limits to 6 billion and low rent housing authorization of 800 million. Labor and defense topics include delaying wage and water amendments until unity among rivals emerges and a 50 million national defense program awaits Congress. Democratic senators say harmony aims to push the administration program forward with minimal friction.
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Congress
Democratic ranks rally for six month term in campaign push
Democratic figures discuss a six month term ahead of the next year’s presidential campaign. The brief note mentions party members weighing strategic roles and timing as races shape up.
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Pottelrinés
Durand Breaks Jail While Serving Sentence in Wild
Slayer still four rifles before vanishing into the hills and Dur was capable of living almost indefinitely in wild country. Durand broke jail while serving sentence.
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Durand
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