Peace lineup possible as Italy Britain sign accord
Rome April 16 AP reports Italy and Britain signed a pact toward a five power peace lineup in Europe. The accord aims to calm Italian and Mediterranean quarrels, withdraw fighters from Spain, and pave broader cooperation with the League of Nations. It reaffirms Suez and Lake Tsai guarantees and the January 1947 gentlemen's agreement while hinting at a Franco Italian understanding.
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Japanese Crisis Deepens As Premier Faces Resignation
Tokyo reports a cabinet crisis as Premier Kunoyei faces threats to resign amid calls for major reshuffles and war measures. Foreign observers note reinforced Chinese defenses along the Wu River, with Japan preparing for intensified action on Shantung coast and at Ward Taierheiwane as casualties mount.
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Deadlock on Tax in Congress
Washington April 16 Senators rebelling against Roosevelt's tax policies delay adjournment of Congress rather than yield. House spokesmen defend the whip and stand firm as talks on a tax revision bill falter, with existing law on undistributed profits remaining in force.
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Unclear fragmentary report on a deadly ambush and aftermath
Fragmentary OCR text describes a deadly ambush with at least two deaths and chaotic aftermath. Mentions places and names poorly due to transcription errors, referencing authorities and local reactions.
On the Record Dorothy Thompson On the Record
Dorothy Thompson analyzes the American government crisis during the Roosevelt era. She argues that a president facing defeats in Congress must seek a rapid modus vivendi through compromise, risking spending increases or a reevaluation of the New Deal to mend the rift and spur recovery.
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Helena Easter Services Draw Thousands Across City
Helena worshipers join world today to honor the risen Christ as denominations throughout the state observe Easter. Sunrise services, communion, and a spring style parade mark the day, with Master Nowers decor, fine music, choirs and organists performing famed compositions. Weather is expected to be mild with possible showers. merchants report April sales gains, and a senior Christian Endeavor service opens the Master observances at First Presbyterian. Continues on Page 1, Sec. 1.
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Showers threaten most of America on Easter
The Associated Press reports showers and cool breezes threaten the nation’s Easter fashion parade. umbrellas and raincoats advised in the Midwest and lower Mississippi valley while forecasters expect dry conditions on the Atlantic seaboard. Rain ended in the Rocky Mountain region, with Saturday’s precipitation fading early today in Missouri and Mississippi valleys.
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Americans urged to buy domestic meat for federal use
Members of the Chicago faction today introduced a resolution condemning the practice of using foreign meats in government camps and offices. The resolution calls for the exclusive purchase of domestic meats by any federal agency, including the Chilian Con secration Corps and related departments.
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DIL AND GAS LEASES WILL BE AUCTIONED
Warrington April 16 The AMA Secretary Ike announced bids will be auctioned in the western states to protect resources from drains by private operations The first auction covers about 420 acres of property near Chinook Montana in Blaine county held May at the Great Falls land office The second covers about 76 acres in the Basinga fields Daggett County Utah to be held May 28 in Salt Lake City at the US land office
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Trail of insurgent drive widens front toward Tortosa
Spanish insurgents opened a new offensive east of Balaguer aimed at Barcelona's defenses while Aragon troops moved 70 miles northwest toward Tortosa to join advancing forces. Government forces redirected eastward on the coast, then north to press Tortosa as royalists claim gains.
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May earmark appropriations fuel national spending fight
President's $4.5 billion lending and spending plan faces GOP efforts to restrict authority and earmark uses while Democratic critics split. John Hamilton to speak on radio about fiscal direction as Senator Vandenberg forecasts debate. Secretary Ickes resumes PAWA allocations funding 8% school projects in 27 states.
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Simpson Tries Death by Own Action in Lewistown Cell
In Golden Valley county, 80-year-old rancher Simpson attempted suicide in his Lewistown cell after confessing to killing Deputy Sheriff Arthur Barford and two McDonald brothers. Sheriff Tullock found him bleeding from wrist wounds, writing a message on the wall as he weakened. His wife denied aiding in concealing the McDonald bodies and was later arrested as a principal in the triple slaying.
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Drop of Blood Fortune Versus Osage Heir of Tulsa
Mrs. Margaret Mashunhashey of Tulsa claims Osage ancestry to inherit a $175,000 fortune from an Osage relative who died in 1934. If she proves even a drop of Indian blood her claim stands, else the estate passes to others under federal Indian inheritance law requiring Interior Department approval.
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Townsend announces would accept pardon
Chicago reports former pension advocate Francisco Townsend, 71, would accept a presidential pardon if offered. He said he would fly to Washington to begin serving a 30 day jail term for conduct during a house committee questioning. The event linked to political turmoil and procedural delays.
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Easter ceremonies mark Holy Week in Jerusalem and Rome
Joyous music fills the Holy City as Easter observances proceed under heavy guard with Christians from many nations, Muslims at Nebi Musa, and Jews at the Wailing Wall. In Vatican City Pope Pius XII will canonize three new saints during elaborate Easter rites at St. Peter's.
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Plot of Iron Guard Plot Uncovered in Romania
In Miharesht, Rumania on Sunday, April 17 the interior ministry announced a nationwide plot against the government by the Nazi aligned Iron Guard. Police found arms and munitions depots in homes of Coreneliu Zella Codreanu lieutenants and seized documents ordering members to arm and march on Bucharest to form an Iron Guard legionnaires state. A marriage license was issued in Lewistown Idaho to Leonard Edgar Spokane and Lilian Fisher Worden Montana.
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Man Admits Plot To Extort Sonja Henie For 500
Los Angeles April 16 The FBI announced that Pred Regor Cunningham and Joseph Cums ming of Vasadena California confessed to sending a note to screen actress Sonja Henie demanding 600 dollars The letter dated January 14 was cited Cunningham is imprisoned for automobile offenses and held in Los Angeles County jail pending federal action He claimed he was provoked at the time.
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