Mussolini Pledges March Ahead After Albania Quest
Rome reports Premier Mussolini declares Italy will march straight ahead as fascists chant On to Paris after the grand council approves Albania's union with Italy. The session acknowledges King Vittorio Emanuele II’s crown, while Albanian volunteers plan a flight to prevent a delay. A balcony appearance by Mussolini and Achille Starace draws about 60,000 fascists.
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Britain and France vow Balkan defense to halt aggression
London and Paris pledged full military support to Rumania and Greece to deter potential moves by Germany and Italy. The alliance extends promises to fight for Poland and extends beyond northern Europe across the Black Sea and Aegean regions. Prime Minister Chamberlain announced the pledge in the House of Commons, with Daladier confirming from Paris. (Continued on Page 2)
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Big city officials indicted in major vice probe
A seven week grand jury investigating corruption at the University of Florida system indicted Mayor James Flynn four city commissioners Ed Basett J P Smith Walter Ewering and Virgil Burgdsen on malfeasance charges and named former sheriff Clarence W Roth in seven indictments including bribery and conspiracy. The panel has returned 50 indictments, with 17 on March 26 and by last night, and recommended further action by the April grand jury.
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Kidnaper Waley Loses Third Habeas Corpus Bid
Marmnn Wales, convicted kidnapper, loses third habeas corpus attempt to win release from Alcatraz. Federal Judge A I 8 Sure finds no merit in Waley's petition. float petition withdrawn at Waley's request. Waley serving 45 years for kidnapping Georgia Weyerhaeuser in 1938. argues lack of counsel, improper defense, and wish to sue pauper status. Twenty five other petitions for habeas corpus on technical grounds filed by Arizona prisoners remain unacted upon.
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Woman Regains Sight on 74th Birthday in Iowa
Missouri Valley April 13. Mrs Susan Cody widow of a Missouri banker celebrated her 74th birthday with restored vision after a delicate operation removing an eye growth. The sight return marks a remarkable turn for a woman blind for 26 years.
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McElroy resigns as Kansas City city manager amid fire
Kansas City April 13 Henry F McElroy quits after 18 years under Pendergast era as federal state probe intensifies. Mayor Bryce Smith announces resignation and seeks acting manager. Zachman named as possible replacement as city faces purge and legal scrutiny alongside narcotics roundup and untaxed alcohol raid.
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Poland Greets Allies Amidst German Pressure
War news from April 13 reports Poland warmly welcomes French and British leaders amid the stop Hitler campaign. German troop concentrations at three frontier points threaten Danzig while Poland braces for possible demands. Families of officials prepare to evacuate as Warsaw notes German power moves.
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Missing Witness Found In Jury Box In Fort Collins
Fort Collins April 13 a missing witness was located in the jury box during the trial of a case involving a collision between two vehicles. Juror L Yates admitted she should not serve after recalling the accident. Colorado’s only woman lawyer Payne argued the witness was the key, but defense moved to dismiss after Miss Payne finished presenting evidence to a five man jury.
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Hundreds of Police Guard Lindbergh Arrival in New York
More than 160 patrolmen were assigned today to guard Col. Quarles A. Lindbergh as he arrives tomorrow aboard the Hoer Agullasis. The security move followed customary precautions and involved prominent society figures including Barbara Hutton and a count.
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President to Be Heard Over Radio Two Times Today
New York April 13. President Moosryett will address the nation twice by radio. The first speech, at 1:40 p.m., will be part of a special Pan-American Union session and carried by WHEAT NBC WABC CBS WOR and shortwave stations. The second address will be transmitted by WIJZ NBC WABC CBS and WMCA.
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German Fleet Leaves For War Games Off Spain
German naval units reportedly sailed from Kiel for spring maneuvers in the Atlantic off the Spanish coast. The move comes as Britain and France face pressure from Germany while officials caution against interference with the exercises. Six cruisers including two pocket battleships, plus destroyers and submarines, are said to have departed Kiel as a wider propaganda battle unfolds abroad.
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Farley Predicts Democrat President Ahead as Liberal Hope
James A. Farley in Lynchburg on April 13 predicted the next president would be a forward looking Democrat. He lauded Roosevelt and the New Deal, contrasting with Hoover and opposing critics while praising democracy and liberty worldwide. He described Roosevelt as a strong leader in the fight for freedom and progress.
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Daladier backs Poland Romania and Greece with France Britain pledge
Paris reports Daladier formally guaranteed protection for Poland Romania and Greece against any aggression. The statement, backed by Great Britain, warns Nazi fascist expansion could trigger war. Daladier said France remained in permanent contact with the United States and other Balkan states to manage the crisis.
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Missionary from Iran to speak at First Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian board of foreign missions secretary, stationed in Teheran since 1920, will lecture at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday. A fore ol en missionary for 34 years, he has observed adjustments to foreign life since the war, announced by Rev. C. B. Whitter.
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Nine Carroll Students to Take Final Examinations in June
Nine Carroll College seniors will complete Bachelor theses and face graduation in June. Three Montana seniors from Moleva Cody and Butte plan final oral and written exams May 9 as part of degree requirements.
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Export Subsidy Urged for Cotton and Wheat
Secretary Wallace told the Appropriations Committee that the United States must subsidize exports of cotton and wheat. He noted a 77 million bushel wheat export level and a 1.0 million bale cotton surplus, urging a policy to boost farm exports amid world conditions and trade tensions.
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Dream Too Much So He Takes Bed At Police Station
A man, terrified and unable to sleep, rushed into a Wilmington police station early today claiming a dream left him sleepless in his house. He was allowed to sleep at the station for the day after stating he could not stay in his home.
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Presidents Utterance Under Fire in Senate Clash
Washington March 13 Senatorial unrest over President Roosevelts foreign policy erupted in a dramatic Senate clash. Senator George of Georgia shouted that the nation must not be dragged into war while opposing the Presidents authority to name an aggressor. Senator Bridges denounced inflammatory statements by the president and officials. Senator Vandenberg questioned reports that Britain's Halifax supports Stop-Hitler measures, stating such talk harms U.S. stance.
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Prison Guard Acquitted Over Oven Deaths
Philadelphia April 13 James McGuire former guard of Holmeburg prison was acquitted tonight on involuntary manslaughter in the oven cell deaths of four prisoners last August. Judge Gerald F Flood ruled out murder and involuntary manslaughter charges. McGuire testified that Deputy Werden Frank A Craven had full authority over the Klondike isolation punishment cell where the men died. Craven was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and other officials face trial.
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Senate approves bill to limit politics in relief relief
Washington reports unanimous Senate approval of a bill to bar political activities from federal relief programs. The measure, drafted by Senator Match and coauthored by Senator Austin, bans intimidation and interference in elections by officials or with campaign funds, with jail terms for violators.
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