Ohio River Flood Crest Near Dip Amid Forecasts
The Ohio River rose toward a crest as tributaries signaled recession of the valley’s second minor flood of the year. Predictions put crest levels from 33 to 62 feet across Kentucky and nearby areas, with Louisville and Cincinnati traffic and agriculture facing rising waters and evacuations under varying forecasts. Continuous updates warned of possible record levels at Paducah and Owensboro while some readings showed slight declines at Pittsburgh and Huntington, as forecasters revised crest expectations downward.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
W. Mevereau
Pittsburgh
Huntington
W. Va
Fortemaush
J. L. Kendall
Loulaville
Fort Anova
Kentucky
Paducah
Owennboro
Loulgvilia
Pa‘Aucah
Frankfort
Hopkineetite
Fire on Paris liner endangers rare art cargo
In Le Barre France on April 39 a fire of undetermined origin broke out aboard the Paris causing damage and threatening a $060000 art cargo. One death occurred as chief safety officer Sourdilly fell into a hold. A German was injured. dock workers were questioned as investigators look into sabotage. The 34680 ton ship was en route to New York and fire crews eased the blaze.
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le Barre
France
Paris
North Atlantic
New York
Las
An Stallag
Ship'n Safety Division
Transarted
Sourdilly
Ureman
Britain and Germany woo Turks as allies in war
Berlin reports more than 25 modern German warships heading toward maneuvers near the Strait of Gibraltar as France and Britain patrol the area. Hitler appoints von Papen as ambassador to Turkey to secure a potential alliance, while preparations for his 60th birthday draw attention amid ongoing political moves.
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Berlin
Germany
Kirl
Wilhelmshaven
Strait of Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Strates
Malla
Hitler
Breigthen
Min Band
Turkey
Ivan von Tape
Benjamin admits to 18 years in Communist Party at hearing
At a Washington hearing Benjamin, a high official linked to the Workers Alliance, testified he had been a Communist Party member for 18 years but denied plans to overthrow the government. He named other Alliance members and said he opposed violence while asserting loyalty to American democracy.
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Benjamin
Communist Party
Commonlt
Herbert Benjamin
Neere
Alliance
IMM
Ren. Wisgleeworth
Washington
Fuld Ne
Arnold Joinson
Cleveland
Ohio
Dim Wiseman
New York
Boara
Mex Noral
California
Aome
Mother and two daughters ride boxcar toward relatives
Minneapolis April 18. A mother and her two daughters, one a nine month old baby, continued a trek by boxcar. They were kept in a transient bureau and sought relatives in Hecana Bu Mich. Mrs Ruby Eye and her girls Suale age 16 and Sandra Ning Months tried to keep hobos away from the car. They had come from Tacoma and hoped to reach kin in Escanbn.
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Minneapolis
Nomi
Hecanabu
Mich
Ruby Eye
Suale
Sandra
Tacoma
Wash
Escanzbn
France says troops in Spain not aimed at France or Portugal
Paris reports from Burgos indicate Spain Morocco troop movements were not directed at France or Portugal. German pocket battleships are seen as potential raiders in wartime, risking Allied supply lines while Spain protests the Burges government’s gold and war supplies transfer to Franco.
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Paris
France
Asatrancn
Burgos
Pollch
Spain
Spanx Morocco
Ueliast
Spanish
Ambareador
Joao Poliz Loquierlea
Teld Arsign
Georgen Bonnel
Thong
Mpanhih Ma
Geporta
French Morocco
Iptomatic
Critsera
Americas
Aubsmarine
Ahipa
Montana to Set Big Game Season This Thursday
Regulations governing elk bear deer and mountain goat hunting for the coming Montana big game season were to be set Thursday by the state fish and game commission. A nine man committee headed by B te Prica of Laurel discussed reorganization and three main purposes including ongoing wildlife projects and integrating state and federal plans. The group met at the commission’s March session and aims to survey future projects for wildlife management.
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Montana
State
and Game Commission
Warica
A. Weaver
B. Te Prica
Laurel
Atate Fish and Game Commission
T. C. Spaulding
Missoula
England Also Bids To Get Bulgaria In War Split
London unconfirmed reports say Britain intensifies efforts to bring both Turkey and Bulgaria into the French British front. Conversations hinge on Moscow Sofia and London with no immediate agreement, while Germany urges peace talks and Russia backs the alliance.
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London
Turkey
Bulgaria
Moscow
Sofia
Koown
Princ Miniater Chamberlain
Noe Twit
Sotlet Ruste
Ukat Tritt
Naty
Germany
Greenish Tinge to Sun Today Should Not Alarm
A partial solar eclipse will cover about a fraction of the sun’s surface today. Meteorologist W F Maughan says there is no danger to eyesight and the eclipse will peak around 7 am then wane, with safe viewing advised via smoked glass.
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W. F. Maughan
Chairman Madden Objects to Changes to Wagner Act
In Washington on April 17 Chairman J Warren Madden of the national labor board said the Wagner act should stay as is. He warned that proposed amendments by Senator Burke aim to revoke the act s liberties and would push toward repealing it. Madden noted a long feud with Burke and cited past opposition to the act s administration while urging lawmakers to preserve the current law.
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Washington
J. Warren Madden
National Abor Board
Burke
Neh
Burks
Senate
TGR
Crown Prince and Princess Run to Catch Train
Crown Prince and Princess of Denmark and Ceca gprivtint forced to run for their train after it started without them. They dashed along the platform amid cheering crowds of about 2000, climbed back aboard as the Burlington railroad’s Pershing stream river pulled away, and the royal pair laughed between breaths as they rejoined the car steps.
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Crown Prien
Denmark
Ceca
Burlington Railroad
Mussolini Seeks Hungary Berlin Axis Ties in War Scenario
Premice Marsalini and Hungarian officials pursue talks with Berlin to bind Hungary to the Axis if war comes. Hungarian premier-Toteky and foreign minister-Canky travel to Berlin to meet Hitler and Mussolini allies as Italy tightens influence over Albania and Transtyvania moves. The talk centers on aligning Hungary with Germany and Italy amid regional shifts and Romania tensions.
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Mussolini
Hungary
Berlin
Tome
Premice Marsalini
Dia Tome
Aris
Paul Toteky
Stephen Canky
Barlin
Tttler
Tatlan-Trench
Dacoms
Bertin
Franco
Galeazzo Cinno
Alexander Clnca- Markovich
Yugoslavia
Eireles
Yugoniny Néervoyanese
Albania
La Follette Warns Nazi Regime Worst Global Threat
New York April 18 Philip La Follette Wisconsin governor and Progressives leader warned that Nazism poses the gravest foreign danger to the United States and the Western Hemisphere. He urged smashing the Nazi power and charting a course focused on American welfare while calling for U.S. leadership and policy changes, including shifting ambassadorial duties and building a united front with Britain and France.
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New York
Wormer
Philip Latollette
Wisconsin
America
Record Crowd Seen for Montana Inc Annual Meeting
Morguan of Montanans Inc said a record turnout is anticipated at the annual meeting here Wednesday and Thursday after a research trip. James Rowe of Dutch arrives to finalize pension plans and Friday’s dinner will feature a speaker selection. Saturday includes a general meeting, group discussions on conservation and industry, and election of new officers with delegates from every Montana county expected.
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WG. Morguaun
Montanenn, Inc
Atate
Morgusun
Montanana, Inc
James II
Ferguson
Board of
Rowe
Varios
Conaider
Montana
Kin of First Lady Killed in Mexico Plane Crash
Plane wreck near Guadalupe Victoria in Porhio state kills Mantel S Roosevelt nephew of Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and two other travelers. Miss Cariotta Canntin Une of Maxi so City suffers injuries. two students from Merrard were en route home from vacation. Details were incomplete in late night telegrams.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Mantel S. Roosevelt
Franklin
D. Reconesalt
Peter Ruthncy
Sands Point
L. T
Guadalupe Vetorke
Porhio State
Cariotta Canntin Une
Maxiso City
Rooxerett and
Numsey
Lele
United States
Stdners
Vera Crux
Ware
WY. L. Morrixon
Mexiten|vialion Company
Lindbergh Called to Inspect U S Aviation Research
World renowned flier Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh was mobilized to active duty to survey United States aviation research facilities for the Army Air Corps. Secretary Woodring announced Lindbergh will report to General Henry Arnold after an inspection of research centers, as experts testified Germany leads in aircraft development.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States Army
Yowdig
Germany
United States
Woodring
Lindergh
Army Air Corps
Lou Hexle
Air Corps
Henry Arnold
Tie
Arnold
Anie
Pruden
Idnebergh
Tdndbergh
Lindbergh
Judge Acquitted Of Graft Charge In Kansas City
Kansas City April 15. A jury acquitted County Judge David E. Long of corruptly allowing claims against county funds. The trial covered a $10,260.45 payment to improve a building owned by Long’s son, David H. Long. Indictments against J. W. Hontetter and others were under review, with possible further actions by week’s end.
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Kansas City
Aehealf
Roy McKittrick
David EB. Long
McKittrick
Aton C. Gouthero
Long
Honstatter
Best Way to Stop Nazis Is to Stop Japs Says Writer
Washington April 13. Epton Close, writer on Far Eastern affairs, told the House Foreign Affairs Committee the best way to stop Germany and Italy is by halting Japan in China. He urged cutting off American war material to Japan, predicting the Japanese government and military would be overthrown with their wealthy party taking control and negotiating with the United States to salvage something in North Chile and turn the tide. He warned Japan, out of gold and scarce, seeks to aid its armies in China in exchange for alliance with foreign capital, including British. He said Japan weighs actions carefully toward the Far East, counting on American indifference to bolster its position. He asserted isolation by a senator could save a division of soldiers.
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Washington
Epton Close
Howe Foreign Affairs
Germeny
Italy
Japan
China
Iaw
Cortes
Teki'na
United States
Chile
Far East
Beclaionte Bolides
Clam
Agatari
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Chicago
Britain
von Papen
National Labor Melatlong Board
Francis J. Haas
Gatholie University
Washington, D. C
NALA
Benjamtn
Tlc
Gett
Remoruatan
le Workers Alliance
Sau Subarriie
Ametiernmin
Reid
Tearauor Yenterday
David Taser
Tenjamin
Ikatand
Woodrum
England
Russia
Ener
Lelnin
Switerland
TUR Aidhansador
Tuslu Aras
Tarove
Uhe Taigartan
Nicolay Menuchnoff
Soft
Rnsernment
Adit
Vanders
Tha
Nationa
Vtaly
Nan Addrom
Vitlorio Emanuele Mede
Fenre
HH. F. Mowlroy
Sre
Otis Jack” Colburn
Knnsea City Meeman
Angela Donniel
Wayor of Othelreet
James Albatt
Charles
la Follette
U.S
Great Britain
Joseph P. Kennedy
Wrankia Tigen
Economic Club
Raverne
Maly
Thorn
Tunian Iberty de Bate
LaFollette
Progressives
Nestora
Montanans, Inc
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