Fascist Rule Imposed on Albanians Proclaimed by Italian Forces
An Anno extended dispatch from Rome reports a provisional Tirana government accepting Italian occupation as Mussolini plans to proclaim Albania part of the fascist empire. Early telegrams describe scattered resistance in Albania and a crowd of students in Tirana opposing invasion as Italian forces advance, with parts of messages garbled in transmission.
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Easter Service Set at Tomb of Christ
In Jerusalem Easter ceremonies will unite Eastern and Western churches at Christ's tomb. The Greek Orthodox and Latin patriarchates plan joint prayers for world peace on this Holy Week. Officials warn of tensions in the region could affect events despite hopes for a peaceful observance.
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Joy of Resurrection Celebrated Across World Churches
Risen Christ hailed by Christendom as choirs from Norlstendom mark Easter with special services. Believers recall the empty tomb and the risen Son in celebrations spanning Rome’s St Peter’s to distant missions, a festival observed for nearly two millennia.
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Easter in Godless Russia Church Parishes Crowd
In Moscow and surrounding areas Easter services drew crowded congregations despite atheistic policy. Reports describe churchgoers filling chapels and streets, with elderly attendees recalling past celebrations and younger worshippers observing rites under sparse official oversight.
Two Men Killed In Private Plane Crash In West Virginia Mountains
In Van, West Virginia, a cabin monoplane crashed during rain and fog, killing Tod Lender, 24, pilot and plant owner, and Del Macos, a Charleston hotel manager. Passenger Momar Davis, about 3% dead, survived with injuries. A large search party formed, with about 160 volunteers locating the wreck on a mountain top near a rough access road.
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Lindbergh sails for United States on business
Col Charles A Lindbergh sails from Cherbourg aboard the Morr Aquitants for the United States on a business trip. Deterrents guard the route. he plans a U.S. return visit after 1947. Associates say he may publish a book in New York and extend a Atlantic aviation project with Pan American.
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President Sees Threat to Peace In New Invasion
The president warned a new invasion threatens global peace as Italy advances in Albania. He outlined three possible methods to counter the Nazi tyranny while noting America must decide among options affecting trade aid or production. He spoke at Warm Springs before travel to Washington after confirming Albania’s capital Tirana fell to Italian forces.
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Throngs Worship in City on Easter Sunday
Weloma residents plan a morning service in flowered churches to honor the Risen Christ and begin the spring holiday with a broad exodus to outlying districts. Forecasts show a breezy day with mixed clouds and sun, little rain, and a colorful Easter parade likely to attract large crowds.
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Poland Tells Act Unfriendly To Nazi Regime
Reporters describe Polish officials reacting to diplomatic signals as tensions rise over Poland's stance toward Germany. An official meeting with foreign diplomats discussed the potential consequences of Poland aligning with Britain and France, with emphasis on the need to bolster defenses and secure backing against aggression.
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U S Condemns Albania Invasion Amid Crisis Fears
Washington reports a vigorous U.S. protest over Albania's invasion, with officials warning of a broader European crisis. Secretary of State Hull indicated the United States condemned aggression and supported swift action, as German troop movements and Japanese actions drew ongoing focus amid regional tension.
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Navy's Newest Destroyer Christened in Ceremony
The 1,470-ton destroyer Sta. Christonnd was launched from the New York yard in a ceremony honoring Air Admiral Willuiny G. Stina’s widow. The five million dollar destroyer, named for the admiral, is part of a group of four other destroyers under construction, as crowds watched a scene recalling World War II era activity.
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Graduates Weigh West Drift In Nationwide Study
The Montana State College Chronicle reports a study showing many graduates stay west or move to states like California and Oregon. The data tracks graduates by state, with Montana and Washington attracting notable numbers, while several southern states show smaller distributions. The tally includes detailed counts for each state and territory.
Estelle Dickson Captured After Long Crima Career Ends
Estelle Dickson surrendered to federal agents at 10th and Walnut, ending a seven month crime wave tied to bank robberies and a high profile escape. Her husband Renny Dickson was killed by agents during the arrest attempt. She faces transport of an illegal automobile and kidnapping charges, with arraignment set for Monday before Commissioner Chariva Thompson. Dickson is from Topeka Kansas and linked to a series of bank robberies in Brookings South Dakota and Williston North Dakota.
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Plane Crash Claims Pilot in Texas Coast Guard Tragedy
Coast guard plane crashes south of Alpina Texas during a snowstorm killing pilot Robert L. Crantham. Surviving crew members including James A. Dion and Robert A. Paddon were rescued after bailing out. Paddon suffered internal injuries and was hospitalized. Crantham’s body to be recovered as searchers comb the Big Bend region.
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Not So Much Loss Of His Pants In Denver Tale
The report states Roger Montgomery of Denver was more irked by the manner of theft than the small loss of his trousers. He contends someone entered his room and took the clothes without waking him, though the exact date and full details are unclear.
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Britain seeks rapid Balkan ties as Italy invades Albania
London reports say the British government presses to bring Romania quickly into a European defense alliance and to secure accords with Balkan states. Prime Minister Chamberlain abandons Scotland holiday and will return for cabinet consultations. no decision yet on recalling Parliament.
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Pope Pius Broadcast Easter Peace Message From Vatican
Vatican city April Pius will speak from St. Peter's to deliver a peace message during Easter services. Loudspeakers will carry the pontiff’s words to the crowd and translations will follow in English and other languages as many expect a restrained address given the tense European situation.
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Temple Bar hits rocks off Whallington coast in fog
Temple Bar, a 4,261 ton ship loaded with scrap iron from Port Everglades, ran aground near Whallington. Captain Lt. S V Tucker and 35 crew abandoned ship within 10 minutes as a rescue photographer documented the ordeal. Tucker blamed fog and a preexisting misdirection for the loss.
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