End to New York building strike eyed by mayor plan
New York March 0 The building service strike may end with Mayor LaGuardias settlement plan. The Realty Advisory board agreed to submit the plan to its members. Workers at several plants in Akron and Jeannette reported settlements while others remained at work stoppage. The mayor promised swift action and both sides prepared to meet, with arbitration under consideration.
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Associated Press
New York
F. H. LaGuardia
Realty Advisory Board
Jeannette
Fensylvania (Libber Company
Bowers
Fim
Vichkets Si
Akron, Oh
ROVE
Atding Service Union
PT laGwardin
Adyvikory
Tn Sabout
James J. Bam
Jos “Pietferde
Figs
LaGuardia
Washington
House
Toosevell
Anton Ted
World News In Gist From Busy International Fronts
Reports indicate Paris and Moscow reacting to renewed German remilitarization with cabinet meetings and army mobilization warnings. Geneva officials consider martial demonstrations as tensions rise across Europe while discussions in Washington address Rhineland crisis implications and domestic policy shifts.
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Paris
Asame Locama
Teague
Herlin
von Bombarg
Tilor
Moscow
Sovinky
Geneva
Eden
Rhineland
Aii Nation Develoved
Keltres
Mingpeace
Roosevelt urges rail labor talks on terminal consolidations
President Roosevelt proposed delaying forced consolidation of railroad terminal facilities as he pressed for negotiations between management and labor. He urged joint talks to avoid disruptions, citing the Emergency Railroad Transportation Act and stating orders to consolidate in 11 cities were deferred for the time.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Teller
J. J. Potley
American Association of Railway Labor Executives
Elhat National Railroad
TIA
Joseph B. Eastman
Federal
Eastman
Tennessee churches pray for destitute families in town
Churches of all denominations join in a Sunday mission as they hold a special Sabbath service seeking divine aid to provide for impoverished families in a Tennessee town. The event emphasizes aid for East Tennessee's needy residents and calls on the community to respond with support.
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East Tennessee
Army Of Chinese Outlaw Chief Defeated In Major Clash
Reports from northeast Henan say the outlaw chief Lia Kwei Tang and his band were routed by provincial troops. About 10 of his men were killed, with thousands fleeing toward Bhantahs and Shantung while others fled into Tientsin. Captives and loot were reported amidst the pursuit.
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Kaifeng
Henan
China
Mareli
Lia Kwei-Tang
Aleingh
Wort
Honan
Wei
Troopa
Shantung
Ice pack smashes cottages along Susquehanna in Harrisburg
A glacier like ice pack driven by the river's freed waters surged down the Susquehanna Valley near Rorkville and Vaulphin early today, demolishing 10 cottages and injuring more than 40. Most cottages were occupied.
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Harrisburg
Jean Patou Dies, Renowned Fashion Designer in Paris
Jean Patou, world famous creator of women's fashions, died here. His work inspired a large following among American women and left a lasting mark on couture.
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Jean Patou
Tavis
Maareh
Savior of Nancy Calls for France to Stand Fast
Paris March 8 The man known as the savior of Nancy General Adoward de Casoinau urged France to unite in spirit and resolve saying the hour is grave and the country must be on guard to defend the nation and its honor in the crisis.
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Paris
Mareh
Adoward de Casoinau
Nancy
France
Ford executive warns tax on corporate surpluses
William J. Cameron for Ford Motor Company argues against taxing accumulated surpluses, saying such a move would leave businesses hard pressed in future downturns. He cites Ford's reported surplus of 580 million and asserts the need to retain funds for future cycles, voiced on the Ford Sunday broadcast amid the 1930s decline.
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Detroit
William J. Cameron
Ford Motor Company
Ford Familly
Cameron
Ford
Offensive halted on Italian front amid peace talks
Italian note to Geneva and Hitler's embargo stance spark Western hopes for easing sanctions. Italian officials report the invasion pause in Eritrea and Ethiopia while Italy demands to keep occupied territories. The piece notes Italy's terms for talks and Africa policy details with little new information.
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Trome
March
Italy
Geneva
Adolf Hitler
Ton
France
Hitler
Africa
al Duer
Ethiopia
France and Germany on brink as troops mass at frontier
France rushes large forces to the eastern frontier after Hitler remilitarizes the Rhineland. Paris calls a war council and seeks diplomatic action with Britain Belgium and Italy while urging the League of Nations to respond. Berlin pledges loyalty to Hitler as 50 000 French troops move to border with 100 000 more nearby. Italy appears to approve the move despite feigned disapproval.
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Aleaca - Lorraine
Hitler
Lavarno
Frante
Paris
Locarno
Cave
Europe
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
France
League
British Warships Return to England from Mediterranean
An Exchange telegraph dispatch from Gibraltar reported that the British cruiser Diomede and submarines L-71 and L-26, on Mediterranean duty, have left for home. No reason for their return was given.
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London
Gibraltar
Diomede
Appeal of France to League on Locarno pact breach
Geneva March 8 French appeal to the League of Nations over Germany repudiation of the Locarno treaty arrived tonight. A council session was called for Friday to act on the matter. Stailey M. Bruce of Australia presided. Officials said a naval demonstration against Germany could be possible if the council finds Bertin preparing hostile action.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Germany
League F Council
Stailey M. Bruce
Australia
Council of the
France
Bertin
Wife fails in daring plot to help convict escape
In Folsom California guards thwarted a planned escape for condemned killer Hall. His wife George Hall traveled from Sacramento to visit him with two loaded pistols hidden in a purse and clothing. Hall and Mrs. Hall were separated, and authorities recovered weapons and funds. Hall had killed Traffic Officer Stephen Kent and wounded Lester Quigley in the earlier crime.
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Folsom
Calif. Ward
George Hall
Ma Yrekn
Sacraments
Hall
Tus
Tings
Crime Hall
Stephen
Kent
Lester Quigley
Plot to Kidnap Dempsey's Child Probed in City
Investigators probe a reported kidnap plot targeting 11 month old Joan Hannah daughter of former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey. The child and her mother reside at a royal hotel while federal agents assist local police. Dempsey and wife are under protection as inquiries continue.
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Jack Dempsey
Alhuetin City
March
Pestoral
Aint Toral
Joan Hannah
Ohn Pion
Royal Hotel
Hannah Willams
Nempdoy
Jack
Whiel
Dempsey
New York
Ton
Groom Leaves After Ceremony In Arizona Divorce Plea
Mrs. Phyllis D. Flanagan told the court her husband Edward J. Flanagan left her immediately after their ceremony saying he had to go "to see you in the funny papers." The judge granted her plea for a divorce.
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Tas Angeles
Phyllis D. Flanagan
Edward J. Flanagan
Imartnet
Germans Welcome Italians Amid Salutes and Slogans
In Naples on a March day, German and Italian forces exchanged exuberant salutes as the German steamer General Von Steuban docked with hundreds of German passengers. Blackshirts crowded the pier, shouting fascist slogans and presenting burning neck pieces to the arriving Germans.
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Naples
Italy
Thore
General von Steuban
Gremans
Pledge to Hitler Outlines Germany's Military Loyalty
Berlin reports General Werner von Blomberg delivering the Memorial Day address praising Adolf Hitler for restoring military sovereignty to the Rhine region. The speech, attended by top generals and cabinet members, reaffirms devotion to the Nazi regime and signals no change in government. Preparations continue for the March 29 plebiscite to approve a new Reichstag.
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War Council
Germany
Cil
Albert Sarroits
France
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Werner von Blomberg
Hitler
Rhineland
von Blomberg
Hans von Seeckt
August von Mackensen
Erich Raeder
Werner von Fritsch
Hermann Lilhelm Goering
World Finance May Suffer Thruchi
Basel Basel Basel. Governor of the Bank of International Settlements warned that repercussion in world finances could follow Adolf Hitler's denunciation of the Locarno treaty. In Tulsa Oklahoma Walter Ferguson, noted pioneer, newspaperman and banker, died.
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World Finance
Basel
Switzerland
Bank of International Settlements
Hjalmar Schachl
Sconomles
Adolf Hitler
Tulsa
Okla
Walter Ferguson
Oklahoma Citizen
Italy Seeks UK France Backing Over Ethiopian War
Paris reports say Italy ready to honor Locarno duties if League adopts a sensible stance toward Ethiopia. Mussolini may back France against Germany if sanctions are eased and penalties softened. France orders troops to frontiers and presses League to condemn Hitler while Britain Belgium and Italy weigh participation.
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Paris
Italy
Locarno
League of Nations
Tralian
Vittorio Cerruti
Pierra- Etienne Flandin
Mussolini
France
Adolf Hitler
League
Hitler
Rhineland
Germany
League Council
Britain
Belgium
Borah Says Versailles Restrictions May End War Uncertain
Senator Borah of Idaho today said military limits on Germany under the Versailles treaty could end, but Germany’s defiant actions did not necessarily mean war. Government officials offered no public comment, though privately Borah’s view found general sympathy.
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Washington
Borah R
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
Borah
Suspect Erin Hanks Captured After Deputy Sheriff Shooting
Tahoka Texas March AM Erin Hanks 43 sought since the fatal shooting of Deputy Sheriff TLFB Redwine Friday night was captured 14 miles southeast of Hern today. Officers fearing violence rushed the suspect into custody in an uneasy fall.
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Tahoka
Texas
Erin Hanks
FB Redwine
Hern
Armies Pour In Alsace Lorraine as Reinforcements Move Forward
Great mobilizations sweep Alsace and Lorraine as French forces transfer tens of thousands from Metz Thionville and garrisons toward the Rhineland frontier. Officials estimate about 100000 Poilus already in forts and more arriving to back up frontier guards amid tense, armored fortifications.
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Rhiteland
Alsace
Lorraine
Metz
Malace
Franca
Hhtaeland
Thionville
Rhineland
Paris
Alsace - Lorraine
AL Belfort
Huningue
Rhine
Frontier
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