Chamberlain Tests One More Chance In Peace Effort
London reports Prime Minister Chamberlain plans one last chance for Mussolini to keep peace in Europe. He reportedly accepts assurances Albania will be the farthest Balkan reach and Spain will see less delay. A Windsor family holiday precedes a Buckingham Palace meeting with King George VI as cabinet members debate April crisis actions.
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Windsor
Heylin
Italian Troops Plant Flags on Greek Boundary
Thana reports Italian troops extended their advance from Korlaa to Erkilshta near the Greek frontier. Italian divisions landed at Valona and displaced Albanian forces, while planning to police the area with Italian trained Albanian gendarmes. Albanian gendarmerie allied quickly with the expeditionary force amid guerrilla resistance expected.
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Maianta
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Erkilshta
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Valona
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Do Ayhalia
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Trana
Talline
Jayne Tuttle Wins Paris Study Award For 1955
Jayne Tuttle of Montana State College has been awarded the Frank Alyah Taresay Memorial scholarship for a year of study in Paris. The grant, announced by Olga Ross Hannon, MSU art department head, makes her the fifth MSU art student to receive the scholarship. She will begin study abroad in September after earning valedictorian honors at Helena High School in 1955 and excelling as managing editor of Thy Exponent and a section editor of The Northwestan.
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Way Campus Activites
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Mat
Roosevelt backs strong acts call to halt dictators
Washington April 11 President Roosevelt endorsed a Washington Post editorial urging a preponderant show of force by democratic nations to avert war. The president said the piece, read at his press conference, was very good and honest though not inspired by him, and ordered its insertion in minutes.
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Moslems Riot in Protest of Acts Against Albania
In Oran Algeria on April 26 thousands of Moslems demonstrated at the Italian consulate to protest the Italian invasion of Albania. Large crowds gathered across French governed Algeria with security forces dispersing protesters at multiple locations.
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Oran
Algeria
Senate Passes 100 Million Relief Bill After Vote
The Senate approved a 100 million dollar relief bill and sent it to the White House after rejecting a bid to add 850 million. President Roosevelt had urged 350 million to fund WPA through the fiscal year end. The final tally was 40 to 28 with mixed party support and opposition.
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Bulgaria Moves to Dissolve Nazi Party Amid Plot Claims
April 11 report from Battle states Bulgaria's government ordered the German backed National Initiative party dissolved for planning to change the regime. Police said the party, with up to 100000 members, operated as a civil service tied group despite bans on political associations. Leader Kantarsheti was interned as authorities warned civil servants of action if they remained active.
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Kantarshieti
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Adolf Mitler
Social Democrat
One Night Locked Up Is Enough for This Woman Juror
Philadelphia April 11 A juror a woman was dismissed after she said one night in jail showed definite prejudice against sending a man to jail for the rest of his life The judge ruled her remark prejudicial to the defense an alternate juror was chosen Milas Anno M Dunlap a 20 bookkeeper or 30 declared in the murder trial
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Auto Hits Ambulance With Wreck Victims Five Injured
Five people were injured when an auto crashed into an ambulance transporting victims after a wreck near Great Falls. Mrs Margin Thompson suffered possible back injuries, and her husband Tom Thompson was not badly hurt. Injured in the other vehicle were Osborn, Harper, and Doty, all from Great Falls. The ambulance overturned, damaging several vehicles amid a downtown collision involving a pedestrian with a baby carriage.
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Noth
Idaho
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Warl Osborn
Charles Harper
Newsy Doty
Great Falls
Larry Wayne
Peat Falls
Rome says Greece safe but Greece arms up troops
Rome assures Greece independence remains secure while Italy increases armed forces. A diplomatic note to Athens lists conscriptions for men born 101 and 1812 as well as mobilization of older troops. Italy warns that the Mediterranean could no longer be a naval refuge for antigovernment powers and highlights extensive military and air deployments in the region.
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We Don’t Know What Electric Light Is
A fragile survey notes a child’s limited exposure to modern utilities and daily routines. Alma Mantisent provided several cords of Simenomt for BA but testified she never heard of a master or Titler and Moewlint, among other items, during a strange court request related to shelter and education.
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Teawktin
Toparselt
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Fara
DAR Denies Hall Use for Marian Anderson Recital
Miss Timeline A Street of New Haven said the Daughters of the American Revolution were forced by congressional laws to refuse Marian Anderson use of a rental hall in Washington. The act barred Afro American performers in certain District venues. Street indicated the issue would be raised at the DAR national congress in Washington next week. Mrs Wyankiin D. Roonayelt reportedly resigned from the DAR, while Street said open house plans at the White House would not proceed.
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Marian Anderson
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New Haven
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UAT
Misa Anderson
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District of Columbia
DAR
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Misa Street
White House
Joan Crawford Wins Divorce After Personal Appearance
Los Angeles story reports actress Joan Crawford winning a divorce from Fraunciot Tone after a court appearance while pale from flu. She testified to cruelty and described his social demands and quarrels. Judge Benjamin Scheinman granted the divorce and noted focus on the case. Crawford and Tone wed in 1946.
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WIFE OF JUSTICE LAVER FINED FOR SMUGGLING CHARGES
New York April turning on a border case Justice Laver's wife was fined 2500 dollars and sentenced to three months in jail for smuggling related offenses. The court noted involvement of an international adventurer in the case and referenced various confiscated goods including jewelry. Details indicate substantial penalties totaling around 10000 dollars expected to be collected from penalties and duties.
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Sollarn
Army plane test ends in crash near Wright Field
A $500000 attack bomber tested by the Army crashed and burned during acceptance trials near Wright Field Carson Ohio on April 15. Pilot Lt. George F. McGuire survived with injuries. Maj. Younger A. Pitts and Lt. James W. Anderson uninjured. The craft, from North American Aviation, failed during ground and flight maneuvers as crewmen evacuated safely. A board of inquiry will investigate the crash amid another recent crash of a competing design.
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McFarland to Enter Practice of Law With Cummings
In Washington on April 17 the Senate judiciary committee approved Norman Ae Littell for assistant attorney general. Curl McFarland of Montana resigned to enter private practice with Homer Cummings, former attorney general.
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Cummings
Washington
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Little
Curl McFarland
Montana
Homer Cummings
Fear of Democracies Challenging Germany and Italy
A Berlin report quotes an informed source claiming Britain and France may press to curb German Italian expansion this year. The informant cites Britain and France backing Poland, Greece, and others and notes British French guarantees stir worry in Berlin. He forecasts Hitler delaying armed moves to avoid a wider war, amid Tunisia risk and French North Africa tensions.
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Greece
Minal
Ger- Mann
Alhania
Tunisia
North Africa
Albanian Queen Is Removed to Greek Hospital
Queen Geraldine of Albania, 23, Hungarian American, was moved from a private villa to a hospital in Larlesa Greece after giving birth to the crown prince. She runs a high fever from flight ahead of the advancing Turkish army and was reported as seriously ill. Her husband King Zog I remains exiled as the infant prince Skander begins life amid wartime strain and concern.
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Greece
Geraldine
Albania
Athen
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Bere Zo
Hinds
Skander
Geraldine Wan
Athens
France Adopts Unusual Defense Measures Amid Crisis
Farin April 11. France strengthens defenses as Mediterranean fleet sails from Toulon in a move shrouded in secrecy. Cabinet approves extraordinary decrees to protect territory, with potential secret mobilisations across army navy and air force. Britain may cooperate with the French navy in the Mediterranean and Greece is promised similar guarantees.
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