Battle in Mongolia Brute Invasion Report Raises Tensions
Soviet dispatches say Japanese Manchoukouan forces invaded Outer Mongolia prompting Stomartiakoff to demand energetic measures. Border clashes near Adyk Wolo and Taiyek-Hulet unfold with fierce resistance and reinforcements as Tokyo denies orders for action.
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Moscow
Outer Mongolia
Stomartiakoff
Tamakichi Ota Ramo
Ulan Bator
Stomaniakoff
Asaurted
Adyk Wolo
Tiwan
Taiyek-Hulet
Tarmayk- Bulak
World News In Gist Delays Inconsistent Reports Across Fronts
The summary reports diverse World News items including a delay in a high profile execution, Vera Stretz closing testimony in a murder trial, Hull commenting on wartime leadership, a New York business indicator peaking in 1930, an envoy delivering Locarno counter proposals, Ethiopia facing Italian advances with armored convoys, and a Japanese drive into Mongolia causing heavy fighting.
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Domonic Trenton
Kinderling
New York
Vera Stretz
Washington
Hull
A. S
Water board goals outlined at Helena Chamber dinner
Governor Holt described the state water conservation and planning board’s functions and aims at the Helena Chamber of Commerce annual dinner. He noted the board’s powers, rangeland restoration plans, and irrigation projects, with 48 major applications to the Public Works Administration totaling about 15 million dollars and 30 more projects requested for roughly 2 million.
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Holt
Water Board
State Water Conservation and Plarnning Board
Elmer Jaunt Gight
Helena
Fub- Ue Works Administration
Works Program Administration
Haward
Trade program aims at peace through world trade
Secretary Hall told Congress the United States leads world toward peace via trade, naval arms reduction, and good neighbor policy. He framed American foreign policy as maintaining and promoting peace globally, stressing cooperation, dismantling trade barriers, and reducing discrimination to liberalize world trade.
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Washington
Hall
Congress
United States
Haa
Elf
Hitler Proposes Border Revisions as Peace Step
London dispatch reports Adolf Hitler proposes frontier changes with France and Belgium as a peace measure. Hitler's envoy von Ribbentrop arrives to deliver the plan to Anthony Eden. a three man international commission would supervise border disputes over a four month “distance” term. Cabinet splits on general staff talks circulate amid wartime tension.
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London
Adolf H Itler
France
Joachim von Ribbentrip
Hitler
Berlin
Jeliver
Anthony Eden
Perause
von’ Ribbentrop
Reeen Rim
Eden
Peratetent
Ware
David Lloyd George
Three Men Missing in Nevada Safe, Officials Say
Elko November to March report states Lieut Newton Crumley Jr and two companions, missing after a plane departure from Reno, were located safe. Irvin de Long, a passenger, walked to a Tremont trench and said Crumley and Harry Elliott were slowly following on foot. Crumley had forced landed on a snow covered meadow about sixty miles north of Reno.
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Elko
Sheriff's Office
Charles Harper
Newton Crumley, Jr
Harper
Irvin de Long
Crumiey
Reno
Stenog Attired in Birthday Clothes
Helena Mardy, a 26 year old stenographer, began her first day as a secretary stenographer at a medical facility in Tampa Wa on March 31. She expressed happiness about the job and noted it aligns with her goal to work with intelligent people while enjoying a sunny beachside interview setting. Her desk is under a spreading tree on Take Thonotasasasa shore, and she spoke while dipping into brief water time between duties.
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Tampa
Helena Mardy
Nudhem
Take Thonotasasasa
Lole
Unconcerned Ignes Reacts to Resignation Talk
Washington report quotes Secretary Ickes saying Democratic sources predicted a resignation on April 16. He notes the pattern since 1934 and remarks that those sources know more than he does, reflecting irony over repeated speculation.
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Washington
Ickoa
Wendel Case Heard by Jurors in Trenton
In Trenton New Jersey on April 1 the Mercer county grand jury adjourned after a long session. It was to revisit the case of Paul Wendel the ex-Trenton attorney who confessed to the Lindbergh kidnapping and later recanted. Prosecutor Marshall would not confirm if further action would occur this afternoon.
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Trenton
N. J
Mercer County Grand Jury
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Paul Wendel
Vroutvutor
Chet Turica Stirkham
Fon
Paul Th. Wendel
Tindbergh
Furentan
Allyne M. Freenman
Mark O. Kintbaring
State Prison
Belgarde Held On Killing Charge In District Court
Shelby March 31 John Telganin faced a trial in district court on murder charges arising from the fatal shooting of Undersheriff J. A. Anp during a preliminary hearing. Belgarde, arrested in Great Falls Jan 3, has remained in Toole county jail. In a separate gun battle three officers, Chief Ed Tenvroeck and others, were killed by robbers. one assailant Alton K. Henson was killed and Read by Deputy Charlie Turner.
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Shelby
John Telganin
J. A. Anp
Herring
Poice
Thomas Kelly
Balgarde
Great Falth
Las Ben Neild
Toole
Han
Thoundershort
Ed Tenvroeck
Whem
Alton K. Henson
Wan
Charlie Bert ‘Turner
Death near Nielson home ruled suicide in cabin
Louih A. Nielson, age 44, was found dead in his cabin on March 11 with a single shell nearby. Coroner R. W. Ross and Sheriff Fred Wattton said the death was self-inflicted and no inquest was planned. He is survived by his mother and three sisters.
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Louih A. Nielson
Nia
R.W. Ross
Fred Wattton
Nielson
Heta
Ghrea Slatera
Hoffman amid critics still draws support in New Jersey
In a March report from Santa Monica California observers note New Jersey Governor Hoffman faces criticism yet retains a solid personal following. The piece suggests political ambitions influence his stance as opponents caution about motives while many supporters remain loyal despite ongoing legal pressures.
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Santa Monica
Cal
New Jersey
Hoffman
Hauptmann
Hauptmann Granted 48 Hour Delay in Execution
Grand jury scrutiny delays Hauptmann’s death sentence by two days. Warden Kimberling cited new angles in the case as the Lindbergh baby killer awaits calls for his execution. Crowd gathers outside Trenton prison while defense and officials react to the reprieve and related inquiries.
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Moe
Lrenton
N.J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindberth
Mark 0
Kimberling
State Prison
Hauptmann
Death House
Paul H. Wendel
Trenton
Mimberling
Gurand
Robert Eliott
Dien
Ann
Hauptin
Crank Phones Linbergh Murderer Inquiry Details
Muffalo March 31 Police made a wan effort to reach Governor Harold Loftman of New Jersey by telephone to urge clemency for Amay Bruno Heyntmann facing execution. Detective Cleet Frank Letrh said the call originated from an Boat Side restaurant and was refined at Hoffmunid's home. Leigh believed the man was a crank.
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Sovarior
Leigh
Resettlement Aide Asked to Speed Up Work
Senator Horton Wheeler announced the Resettlement administration would supply personnel to accelerate renablement work. He said 26 additional county supervisors and 25 stenographers were needed in 40 days to cancel activity as part of Montana plans.
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Waarhinalea
Horton K. Wheeler
Mant
Ha Wan
Resettlement Administration
Montana
Ancel
Frank Campbell Injured in Car Crash Near Bozeman
Frank Campbell of Bozeman was badly but not seriously hurt when a car on Highway 10 west of Bozeman blew open a door and he was thrown from the vehicle. Campbell, headed to a housing exposition with Warren Moses representing the Federal Housing Administration, tumbled after being struck by the door as the car sped between 50 and 60 mph.
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Tosamman
Here
Frank Campbell
Bol Cnn
Campbell
Bozeman
Warren Moses
Federal Housing Administration
Monon
Business Recovery Faces Idle Labor Challenge
New York reports a partial recovery with production rising yet idleness remains a core obstacle. First quarter results show activity above 1924 levels but far below 1929, as analysts warn reemployment lags behind expanding output amid domestic and international tensions.
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New York
Ardrina
Ilonda
Huaiasa
Kentugay Republi ca Vote Goes To Landge
Louville Ky March 31 The Kentucky state Republican convention late today voted to send four delegates at large to Gary Alf M Landon of Kansas at the Republican National Convention naming Lim of the water votes There are two districts with no votes and have moved to un instructed delegates
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Louleville
Kentusky
Startling disclosures coming from Townsend pension group
Washington March B1 a complete reorganization of the Townsend old age pension organization was announced as Congress planned a new inquiry. Disclosures of a startling nature at tomorrow's hearing were hinted after a closed meeting. Townsend said the management would be placed in a board and that he would devote 95 percent of the profits to the movement. The headquarters would move from Washington to Chicago. A split with Rep McGroarty was noted with the lawmaker predicting Townsend’s leadership would be repudiated if it veered from plans to raise funds and use a tax strategy.
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Washington
Townsend
House
EW Moor
F. E. Townsend
Adnonced Sppolgiment
Gomer Smith
Okiahome City
Off- Bee Revolving Pension, Ltd
Ollour Young
San Francisco
Robert ¥. Clementa
Californie
Townsend National
Claments
Chicago
McGroarty
Cal
Battles Reported Between Selassie Forces and Italians
Reports from Rome and Ethiopia describe Emperor Haile Selassie’s troops clashing with Italian forces in a major engagement near Gondar, a strategic Ethiopian city near Lake Tana and the Blue Nile. The battle follows Italian advances and ties into control over the region and British influence in the area. In Nebraska, Amos M. Midgley was convicted by a district court jury for slaughter related to a car crash death in Morrill.
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Ronda
Ethiopia
Taly
Doma la
Gonder
Tang
Egypt
Gabring
Neb
Amos M. Midgley
Mitchell
Charles Swanson
Morrill
Scotts Blatt
Vera Streitz Ends Ordeal On Stand In Murder Case
New York March 31 Vera Streitz concluded a three day witness ordeal recounting how she shot and killed her lover Dr Fritz Gebhardt to deter his alleged assault. She wept at times but remained calmer under questioning by Assistant District Attorney Mike O'Brien. The defense had opened earlier as the jury heard the sordid romance ending in tragedy, with defense counsel waiving a potential opening statement.
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New York
Vera Stretx
Frits Gebherdt
Miléa M. O'Brien
Samus
Leéiowitz
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