Spanish Popular Army Is to Fight On Guam Program Abandoned
Washington March 5 administration leaders moved to drop the Guam provision from a $792 million defense bill to quiet foreign policy debate. The plan would have funded seaplanes and related projects and was tied to a larger Guam air base controversy. Senate action followed hours of discussion with officials hoping to steer the program away from Japan-related concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Guam
Anal
Japan
Senate Naval Somuliteg
Wiaselis
Expedition enters final week amid gala fund drive
The Vast Chance expedition moves into its final week of fundraising and cleanup work through Molenn. Campaign organizers seek 10 000 for general expenses in 1929 and 5 000 for special costs tied to the gala diamond Jubilee next July 23. Trailblazer leaders include Chief Trailblazer Lary Carlson and Chief Guide Earl J. Murphy guiding four cleanup squads.
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Wallon
Molenn
Chamber of Commerce
Ling Hoon
Trailblazern
Committees Ag
Trailblazer Communittee
Lary Carlson
Earl J. Murphy
Frank Ceseraul
T. C. Power
Pore J
Pope Pius Greets Crowds Amid Whit Magnhx Death Mention
Pope Pius in Vatican City meets many visitors as church leaders note public grief over the death of Whit Magnhx and the election to the Innng of Stieter. Cardinals and officials acknowledge support during a solemn period.
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Rome
Pope Pius XII
Esg
Ain
Whit Magn
Religious Riots in India Turn Deadly Amid Feast Clash
Reports from Bonnies India describe Hindu Muslim clashes during Moharram observances. Officials list dozens slain and over 100 injured as mobs clashed while religious processions passed. In a separate Los Angeles note, Patsy Vanover era boxing champion Patchel Ray Vanover, 36, was found dead from suspected gas asphyxiation in his home.
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Los Angeles
Patchel
Ray Vanover
Patsy Vanover
Weller Weigit Champloe
Indiana
Hin
Kathleen
Pollce
New German Bomb Not 50 Fearful From Penetration Power
Washington reports a toy claim of a German air mine bomb but Army and Navy Journal says the device lacks liquid explosive and powder, wrongly described as powerful. Investigations found no penetrative capacity, making it ineffective against well built air raid shelters or trenches.
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Washington
API
Aring Aninancs Caperta
Ely
Enida
Carolona
Army and Navy Journal
Clark D. Mo
Death calls Frank Conley noted pioneer of Montana
Frank Conley a longtime deputy sheriff in Custer County and later warden of the territorial prison in Deer Lodge died in a Miles City hospital. Born February 28, 1864 in Havre Maryland he came to Montana in 1880 and served in surveying Yellowstone National Park, then as deputy sheriff and warden of the prison, guiding its transition to a federal facility. He remained involved in prison operations until 1924. Continuous service and public safety work marked his career in early Montana.
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Coulyy
Montana
Custer County
Wadived
Derr Lodge
Rory Fy Mary
Conisy Wis Bor Webbruary
Havre Derace
Maryland
Miles City
Yellowstone Nx- Lanal Park
Deer Laire
Terricorial
Tom Mc Tone
Yrikon
Aet Aa
Canley
Murderer of Girl Dies by Own Hand in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City a 62 year old man, Marek Purkhiser, known as Purkhiser, shot himself after authorities linked him to the murder of a girl. Coroner B W Tadlock said a pistol bullet ended his life. a note indicated he killed the girl. Police had issued a pick-up order for Purkhiser, a local businessman connected to the case. The girl, described as Black, was found strangled in her home after her mother discovered the body.
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Bt. Joseph
Marek
Willan T
Oklahoma City
Porkhiser
Torkhiner
Stapfather
Mra
Meroas
U S Army Pilot Killed in Ontario Crash
Second Lieutenant Ned A. Cowles of the United States Army was killed when his single seat pursuit plane crashed into a barn near Parkhill Ontario. The crash ignited fuel and destroyed the barn injuring no others besides horses and livestock on the farm of Jack Young.
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London
Ned A. Cowles
United States Army
Parkhitt
Jack Young
Clash on Siberian border reported near Manchul
Reports say Soviet and Russian border forces clashed along the Siberian line near Manchul with about 10 men involved. Details are unclear as the scene and commanding reports are unconfirmed and scattered across sources.
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Siberian
Panet
Risvans
Yestors
Chinese Pickets Stop Scrap Iron Shipments at Astoria Port
Four hundred Chinese workers huddled around a bonfire on Portland’s waterfront as they blocked scrap iron shipments to Japan. Astoria port officials confirmed a ban on further shipments from the Columbia River mouth, amid tense clashes and protests over wartime resources.
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Portland
de’ Formlord
Japan
Oregon Porta
Orientala
Nellun
Astoria
Columbia River
Inland Cities Fall to Japanese Drive in China
Inland Chinese cities succumb to a rapid Japanese advance as a river trade route falls to Japanese forces. Reports describe battles around Tanghow, Hahtaing Whey, and Shamtnng province, with Wilvhow coastal towns and the Lanhil line threatened as Chinese troops retreat southward.
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China
Syamphet
Maral
Anonn
Fon
Wye
Tanghow
Arby Sbi
Serton
Hahtaing
Shamtnng
Mr Newsbintte
Kinga
Wilvhow
Minna
Eastawest Lanhil
Poland and Romania Move to Eject Jews Amid Talks
Warsaw and Bucharest discuss joint action to press colonial powers to expel large Jewish populations. Foreign ministers Kul Joseph Beck of Poland and Gigore Gufenen of Romania led talks on a bloc plan linked to territorial adjustments involving Carpatho-Whitive and eastern provinces, with wider political tensions and warnings about potential shifts in Polish relations with Westache and other powers.
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Warsaw
Poland
Rumania
Kul
Joseph Beck
Gigore Gufenen
Rivuadte
Hungary
Cxeebuplo- Suhin
Maadeun
Tuyter
Paarel
Welfih Agen
Colas Fig
Coaldtwek
Westache
Mragee
Brookings Report Doubts Savings From Reorganization Plan
A Brookings Institution study prepared for the Institute for Government Research argues that reorganizing government agencies would not yield substantial savings or meaningful reforms. The report notes that while the plan would let the president rearrange departments, it retains veto power limits and omits broad control over spending.
Gandhi Fasts Again Amid Reform Push and Endic.C.C. Enrollment
Gandhi continues a weeks long fast as pressure for constitutional reform increases. Meanwhile the Endic.C.C. plans to enroll a large youth corps, with officers preparing a six month mobilization that could reach 300 000 enrollees near term.
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Gandhi
C.C
Washington, March
OviMan Gontervatins Corps
Ethraliey
Ner Eampios
Tor Offier
Manary
Offlornta Anti. C.C.C
General Gadadd Heads Spain Government In Civil War Move
Madrid reports General Segismirndo Casado leading the Popular Army of central Spain seized the government from Premier Juan Negrin and formed a national defense council vowing to fight Franco and the fascists. The manifesto condemned Negrin’s exile and pledged unity unto death or victory. A simultaneous broadcast announced the new council and denounced Negrin as the National Congress Spa that ends with a pledge to fight on.
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Madrid
Segismirndo Casado
Popular
Spain
Juan Negrin
National Defense Council
Pittsburgh Girl Dances for Hitler in Berlin Event
Miriam Verne, Pittsburgh dancer, performed solo and specialty routines before Adolf Hitler and high Nazi officials at an artists reception in Berlin. She described the evening as grand and noted Hitler had previously visited her at Berlin's Metropol theater.
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Berlin
Mareth
Miriam Verne
Pittsburgh
Allott Iqer
Chancellery
Miau Verne
Terlin
Metropol Theater
Witler
Germany
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Rudolph Hess
Suga
Teres
Italian Demands On France Stir War Sentiment In Democracies
Rome reports a prominent Italian writer Virginio Gayda argues in Le Voce that great democracies push to war against totalitarian regimes. He condemns arms buildup as profit driven and calls for revolution in military policy. Some believe Britain will extend its army in defense, possibly signaling an opening move.
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Rome
Virginio Guyrta
Romanda
Italy
Britain
Gayva
England
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