Czech Nation Swallowed As Nazis, Hungarians Overrun Core
Prague reports Bohemia and Moravia to be occupied by German troops at 6 a.m. local time, with Slovak developments continuing as Hungary advances toward the Polish border. The proclamation states Prague urges compliance to avert resistance, while German forces move eastward through Carpatho Ukraine.
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Jackie Coogan to Get $150,000 From Earned Money
Los Angeles March 14. Jackie Coogan will receive about $150,000 under a settlement of his accounting suit against his mother and stepfather. The tentative agreement awaits signatures from Jackie, his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Bernstein, and officials of Jackie Coogan Productions Inc and Coogan Finance Co.
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Hungary Demands Satisfaction Over Carpatho Ukraine Crisis
Hungary declares 24 hour ultimatum to Czechoslovakia over Carpatho Ukraine dispute, demanding withdrawal of Czech troops and permission for Hungarian armed formations. Evacuation begun as the deadline expires, with German approval for some terms. The foreign office notes Czech replies partially met Hungarian safety guarantees. Continued on Page 2.
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Caecho-Slovakia
Britain and France Stand Aloof as Czech Nation Crumbles
London March 11 Officials in Britain and France remained aloof as Czechoslovakia further disintegrated under German pressure. Prime Minister Chamberlain said Britain would not intervene, while France kept reserve to resist Italian demands, leaving the fate of the republic to Germany.
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Nome
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House
Ialy
Hitler
Cormany
Hitler’s Rise Seizes Central Europe In Czech Takeover
German troops moved into Czechoslovakia with little resistance as Hitler asserted control. President Emil Hacha reportedly offered to disband the Czech army and transfer foreign affairs to Berlin. Slovakia declares independence, and Bohemia Moravia is poised as a German protectorate with Prague’s government under pressure. |
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Czech
New Slovak Republic Declared Under German Backing
In Bratislava 2.4 million Slovaks formed a new republic after severing from the Czecho-Slovak state. Dr Joseph Tiso was named premier with Adolf Hitler's promised support, as Bratislavans cheered amid swift political upheaval and Prague’s dissolution of the old federation.
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Japan Vows To Fight To Retain Fishing Grounds In Dispute
Tokyo reports parliament declares the nation will fight to the last to retain fishing grounds in the Soviet Japanese dispute. Moscow talks fail as authorities schedule a controversial auction of Soviet openly contested fishing areas off Kamchatka and Bering regions.
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Kamchatka Peninsula
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State Engineers Probe Break of Big Dam
State Engineers began an inquiry into the collapse of the earth fill dam on Alg Dry Creek near Jordan. About seven homes were flooded as water poured through a 25 foot gap. The dam, built last year at about 100000 dollars, released between 3600 and 4000 acre feet of water. The 46 foot high structure was 3666 feet long and a 76 foot gap widened to 100 feet.
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Freighter in Distress. Conte De Savoia Stands By
The luxury liner Conte de Savoia reports it is standing by the disabled Norwegian freighter Belner in a northwest storm about 700 miles east of the Virginia Capes. The liner will remain alongside until the Norwegian tanker Oylos arrives possibly at dawn. The Belner, with a crew of 25, radioed for help as fierce seas and darkness hampered rescue efforts. the liner carries about 960 passengers and crew, with the agency believed to anticipate a similar count aboard.
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Havre
Nilet
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Reappointed State Engineer Named for Four Year Term
Gov Roy E Bayers announced the reappointment of Vonahue as state engineer for a four year term ending March 7 194%, also serving as state water board engineer. He succeeded J 8 James who took new duties in Whallington DC after resigning. Vonahue, UW Madison graduate, came to Montana 35 years ago with his mother. He previously worked on the WROR project and rose from chief assistant to chief engineer amid the water board. He resides with his mother at 410 Lawrence Street.
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James
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D. C
Monohue
University of Wisconsin
Tame
Montana
Nusohue Mayig
Rilk
Mglowoy
WROR
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Kervica
Caern Ke
Hla Anpomlnent Agasalalant
Income Taxes Must Be Filed By This Eve
Mile fritrrat tuenmetas returns deadline. Url Penwell, collector of Internal Revenue, announced the Helens office will be open from 8:90 this morning to tonight for public accommodation. After closing, returns delinquent bring penalties. taxpayers should file to avoid penalties despite uncertainty of the law.
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No More Deaths From Pneumonia Declared By Doctor
Dallas March 14. Dr Charles F McKinnon of Boston told a Dallas Southern Clinical Society spring conference that pneumonia is no longer the leading killer. He praised sulfapyridine as a cure all ready for universal physician use after FDA approval. He claimed the drug nearly eliminates danger from influenza measles and whooping cough, asserts child deaths will fall and pneumonia will not be fatal.
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Charles F. McIcinnn
Ronton
Dalla Southern Clinical Saciery
de. McKham
Monia
Harvard Medical School
Childred
Labor rider dropped from defense bill amid labor reform clash
Washington March 14 Senate house conferees yielded to the war department and business spokesmen and removed from the 358 million national defense bill a Senate amendment barring rearmament contracts to firms alleged to violate federal labor laws. They also approved a 12 percent profit allowance for airframe makers and proposed changes to profits and losses calculations on army contracts over a year. Other allied developments followed.
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Mareh
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Senaté
Honesty May Pay But Not Much in Case of This Man
Fragmented OCR text mentions names like Borden and places such as Bediea road and Shambargh with unclear context about honesty and a trucking river incident. The readable fragments suggest a local crime or human-interest note centered on a man named Borden, but details are garbled.
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Towa
Matel
Hanieaty
Pagay
Neneh
Chartry Borden
Shambargh
Torsa
Jaboyer
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Bediea Road
Borden
Nick Ratkovich Convicted in Roundup Murder Case
Nick Ratkovich, 8A, was convicted tonight of first degree murder in connection with the death of Move Bunvotel, 78, last December here. The verdict carries a possible life sentence. District Judge W. T. Ford of White Sulphur Springs ordered sentencing for 0:30 a.m. March 10. The jury deliberated late Monday after a room incident following the holdup charge.
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Bunvotel
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Ratkovich
President Moore Studies Mergers to Reform Tax System
Washington March 14 The government under President Moore studies merging five trusts into one to reform taxation for business. He stated current corporate taxes may not be reduced by tax revision and avoided naming specific taxes. Treasury officials noted possible targeting of favored profits, capital gains, and stock security laws while focusing on fair distribution of government tax relief between large and small businesses.
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Moore
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Roosevelt
Tressur
Wuld
Ncamp
Partan Prolta
Profilin
Engltal Stack
Coroners verdict finds fatal shooting of bandit justified
Coroners jury rules the fatal shooting during a robbery was justified after a brief deliberation. Palmer described the Saturday night sequence at the service station and store, where Foster and Crawford confronted the bandit and a weapon was shown. The testimony noted the bandit entered the store, demanded cash, and a gun was used during the confrontation.
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Birthday Party Of Legion Will Be Held Tonight
Kelean American Legion post plans a birthday celebration for the Ser gion's 20th with a 6 30 banquet at the Legion hall and a 9 16 to 10 18 radio program from New York and Washington. Frank L Revans to preside, with post leaders and officials reviewing Legion history and a kitchen crew and entertainers aiding the event.
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Montana
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Chatwick
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J. W. Forbes
Paul Tanry
Ray Ehlora
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Jack Manon
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Bob Downe
al, Dertter
Warton Marrinberger
Bm Roborin
John Wiler
Herb Ethler
Tse Hari
Alt
Ranch Perry
Roosevelt seeks immediate WPA funding amid looming crisis
Washington March 14 President Roosevelt demanded an instant 150 600 000 for WPA to save about 5 000 000 livelihoods his blunt appeal sparked party strife and predictions of a fierce House battle. Ren Woodrum Va ousted as acting relief subcommittee chair replaced by Taylor Cal Ed SDP and Cox Ga pressed for a full WPA investigation as counter move.
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Cold Spell Bites Wide as Thermometers Plunge
A prolonged Arctic outbreak pushes temperatures down to zero in Havre and nearby towns. Calgary skews to minus 28 as Williston records a zero. Motorists face slick roads amid closures and weather crews clear passes and canyons. Airline traffic resumes after a 37 hour stoppage as officials warn of continued frigid conditions and further cold likely.
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Havre
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Williston
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Calgary
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Dr J M Scanland Dies Revered Montana Physician
Dr J M Scanland longtime Montana physician died in Irvine California at age noted by Supreme Court official Stewart and other friends. He led Montana mental hospital administration and was regarded as a top psychiatrist. His death follows the recent passing of Frank Conley Deer Lodge prison warden and friend.
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