England Retaliates at Hitler Move
Washington March 15 Compromise talk filled the house over President Roosevelt's plea for a 150 million dollar supplemental for work relief. Col C F Harrington relief administrator testified before a house subcommittee, presenting figures to show the relief rolls would shrink without the extra funds. He faced many questions as critics pressed for swift action and questioned the plan's details.
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Congress
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Caine
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Requist
Mussolini Seeks Cabinet Over Nazi Moves
In a late March session Mussolini summoned his cabinet to discuss German actions in central Europe. Officials gave cautious noncommittal replies about Czech tensions while noting Italy lacked prior notice of Hitler’s intentions. The Turin paper viewed German diplomacy as clearing a path for Nazi support of Italian aims in the Mediterranean.
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Cinemany
Europe
Ofelaia
Czecharinvakia
Charlie
Hitler
Guzzetta del Fonnio
Turin
Trallan Ters
Dewusda
France
Paris
Mediterranean
Germany
Italy
Muanolini
Move to ease taxes aims to cut burden without reducing revenue
Washington March 15 Progress seen in tax reform talks to ease burden on business without cutting government revenue. Officials say a revenue drop would not be acceptable, with Treasury figures warning March income tax collection may fall short of 1938, though early estimates project about 425 million dollars for the month. About six million people rushed to file by midnight with penalties for late returns.
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Wachington
Retador Haerleon
Conversas Haas
Oye
Whitt Hove
Harrisson
Treasury
Thare
Severnl
Soldier who was honor guard for Lincoln dies
Yonkers widow report says Major Charley Aynton Renton veteran cavalryman and member of Custer’s command died today. He served as an honor guard to Lincoln and rode with Custer in the Civil War. He survived the Battle of the Little Bighorn and was one of the last Latayerig Pont veterans in New York City.
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Charley
Ay Tenton
Lresiient
Willeatn
Fiens Gral Custer
Custer
Clint SirUog Wall
Renton
Custer Tin Hore
New York City
Liberalization of Market Regulations Won't Aid Recovery Claims
Washington March 16. William Douglas chairman of the securities commission said that the New York Stock Exchange and 18 other exchanges liberalizing federal securities regulations would not help business recovery. He warned that relaxing the law against market manipulation would invite pool operators back into the market and oppose any attempt to legalize manipulation. He stressed he was not attacking the committee but opposed changing laws that preserve investor protection.
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Thin Commission
Ides of March Is Fateful Time for German Fuehrer
Report on Adolf Hitler’s March actions from 1933 to 1938 and the March milestones cited by contemporaries. Notes include Weimar election victory, 1935 military conscription, remilitarization, Anschluss, and protectorate over Czecho-Slovakia. Britain and France offered little concrete response. observer marks March as crucial.
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Washington
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Adolf Whirr
Czechoslovakia
If Way
Weimar Republic
Germany
Versanilles
Britain
France
Easi Germany
Locarno
Hitler
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
der Fuabrer
Toove
Hla
Hungarians Meet Sharp Resistance in Carpatho-Ukraine Bid
Budapest dispatch reports Hungarian troops moving north toward Carpatho Ukraine to enforce occupation amid artillery and machine gun fire. official lines note casualties unclear as trains push more forces into the region. Czech acceptance of withdrawal does not end fighting. both sides prepare for possible five day evacuation and broader implications for Czechoslovakia.
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Carpatho- Ukraine
Foreign Office
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Qtech
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Suto Coucuel
Moravia
Slovakia
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Eden Cites Hitler Prophecy of March Moves From Mel
London March 1 Anthony Eden quoted a passage from the 1954 edition of Adolf Hitler s Mein Kampf in the House of Commons saying it foretold many events of the current week. The passage suggests the victor imposes his claim on the defeated stage by stage, relying on the oppressed to justify renewed arms.
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P—Formar
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Adolf Hitler
Renson
Arma
Hitler Personally Takes Command Of New Territory
Prague reports Hitler took possession of Bohemia and Moravia, personally marching with his troops into the city. He slept in the Aradenny carriage, symbolizing the conquest as Prussian forces set up a military civil government. The occupation triggered quiet shock among Czechs as independence memories faded.
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Moravia
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Czuchy-Blovak Republic
Sallen
Cngels
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Hitler
Dis Giavdard
Germany
Austriad
Sudetenland
Hitler Thun
Soldiers of Hungary Reach Polish Border in March Advance
Warsaw reports Hungarian troops crossed Carpathian terrain into Ukraine and reached the Polish frontier at Lavocene and Sank aftamm. Polish guards welcomed them with food and drink as the Hungarians pushed through the Ung and Latovtza river valleys toward Layncze. Poland noted a long dream of a frontier with Hungary appears realized amid regional shifts and Slovakia’s formal recognition by Poland.
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Mareh
Carpatha
Ukraine
Lavocene
Sankaftamm
Czecho-Slovakia
Mreunlaluona
Ung
Sinak
Latovtza
Laynczne
Hungary
Clust
Slavaxta
Peague
Polant
Koewly
Cheel Deharte
Atesa
Slovakia
Adolf Mwitler
American Mission School in China Destroyed by Bombs
Shanghai report says an American mission school at Irhang on the Yangtze between Tunkow and Chungking was destroyed in Mot- Gay raids by Japanese bombers. No casualty details were released. Japan reportedly notified Hankow of a prior raid inquiry while denying damage to other targets.
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Shanghai
Wiasion School
Irhang
Yangteo River
Tunkow
Chungking
United States
Hankow
United States Cay
Texas Man Killed by Self-Made Alarm Device
In Stamford Texas on March 15 Jack Browning 30 a former electrical engineer died by a self constructed device formed from a box wire and an alarm clock The clock discharged the plates at 6 am awakening Browning who was found severely wounded by his mother A justice of the peace ruled the death a murder by his own action and Browning’s parents said he appeared in good spirits before retiring that night.
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Texas
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Parente
Colorful Vigilante Parade Dates Moved to May 29
Helena high school announces the Colorful Vigilante Parade will now take place on May 29 to entertain visiting Norwegian royalty Prince Olav and Princess Martha. The event, tied to Helena’s 87th anniversary and Montana entry into the union, will feature local merchants backing the pageant with plans for extra frontux. The royal couple will arrive May 30 and tour the city before the parade and school activities on May 20.
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Martha
Norway
Helens High School
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Yeateriay
Helena
Sontana
Adena
Flontx Imine
Perade
Montan Mining
Atock
Industrica
Tree
Rey
Commercial Club Names President At Session Today
The Helena Chamber of Commerce board will lunch at the Placer hotel at noon to honor Meera and conduct business. Officers listed include John W. Mahan as president and H Waller Lannon as first vice president with treasurer Hazard and secretary manager Staft. National counselor Sanden will maintain ties to the national chamber. Board members named are Mahan, Lannon, Witton, Anderson, Longmald, Gunn, Winchime, Retlach, Haylin, O’Nourke, Markensie, Kalsarman and Jacoby.
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Placer Hotel
Mberate Meera
Matt Staft
Chamber
John W. Mahan
H. Waller Lannon
M. Gunn
Se &. Hazard
Treaurer
Staff
Fred 8. Sanden
National Counchor
Mr. Sandon
National Carnettor
National Chamber of Commerce
Ha Bon
Jon W. Manan
Walter Larnon
Myron V. Witton
Carl Anderano
Harold H. Longmald
M. 8. Gunn
Norman Wincatine
John G. Retlach
John J. Haylin
Second Twin of Indiana Family One Month Late
Jasper Indiana March 16 at last Willam Temphe Scheric's brother arrived today at the home of wood worker Robert Scheric. Mrs Behorle Feb 15 gave birth to Willan Joseph who required in Beal a few days then took up her household duty. William Joseph's twin arrived shortly before noon. The newborn weighed nine pounds compared with his twin's five pounds at birth. The delayed birth is rare. Dr Marie Fighbeln of Chicago editor of the American Medical Association journal records 44 days. Dr TW A Sah attended Mrs Scherie at both births. mother 28, father 20.
Crusty Motorist Gets Everything But Window Wipe
A Mokstown filling station attendant named Pete helps a driver who stops for oil and gasoline. The driver suggests a windshield wipe but leaves before Pete can wash the glass. Pete fills the tank and lends a funnel, earning a thank you before the windshield is cleaned.
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Crusty
Pete
Alan
Firiter
Veto
Britain Excludes Germany From Trade Drive
London, March 15. Prime Minister Chamberlain announced Germany's exclusion from Britain's current conciliation through trade after Hitler's rapid seizure of Czecho Slovakia. He lamented the move as a shock to confidence, noting Germany's occupation of Bohemia and Moravia and its impact on non-German populations. Eden urged an all party government to banish fear.
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London
Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Czecho-Slovakia
Germany
Britain
House of Roramana
Fuehrer
Vinscunt Halifax
Bohemia and
Moravia
Mfallax
House of Lords
Chambrainia
Prague
Hritick
Labor Party
Anthony Eden
Hitler
Mein Kempf
Revenue Office Reports Influx Of Taxes Is Low
The state revenue office reported last night at 3:00 a.m. that $669,070.36 in income taxes had been collected for the year. Last year the total was $657,169.72, a gain of $28,089.72. Officers had not opened all evening mail and expect more receipts to bring the total to match last year. Yesterday was the deadline for filing returns, and today delinquent returns may incur penalties. Deputies have been stationed since March 1 to assist taxpayers with filing across the state.
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Sternal Revenue Office Bere
Trar
Evening Mail
Taxyeyore
Dismemberment of Czech nation called shocking crime
Former president Eduard Benes described the dismemberment of Czecho Slovakia as a shocking international crime. He faulted a power that promised protection at Munich for dividing the territory and occupying it with an army after provocation. Benes, lecturing in Chicago, warned that Europe risks loss of peace and freedom for Czech and Slovak peoples.
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Eduand Benes
Cardio-Slovakia
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Nolemnly
Munich
Czecho- Slovakia
Banew
University of Chicago
T Press
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