Britain Warns Hitler of War Over European Domination
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain accused Adolf Hitler of breaking promises and warned Britain would fight if Germany pressed domination of Europe by force. He denounced annexations of Czechoslovakia and warned that appeasement failed. The speech emphasized resolve amid growing crisis in March.
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Birmingham
Eng
Upj
Neville Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Britain
Europe
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Sumpasa
Eric
Lonsemes
Spccer
Speek Weninkt
Alice
Miiine Sainter
Oe Hirth
Cvit
Lahave
Missing Alaskan Plane Found After Fatal Crash
A coast guard cutter located the missing February 12 plane near a tremor coast area in Alaska. Six bodies were recovered badly crushed and transported to a hospital ship. Pilot Alonzo Cope and five passengers likely died at impact. radiophone signals suggested trouble before the crash. Names include George Chamberlain Anchorage John Chappell EK Bk Earl Clifford Juneau and Jack Lennon Craig Alaska.
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Baack
Alonzo
Copa
Cope
Anchorage
John Chappell
Earl Clifford
Juneau
Jack Lennon
Craig
Alaska
Pheasants Liberated From Winter Pens Near Helena
Ninety six pheasants released from game pens near the State nursery by the Helena Mel and Game association in the Helena valley to provide sport for locals when the season opens. One hundred nine were from the state hatchery and kept until mature. The association plans to stock more pheasants next fall and support Wildlife week March 19 to 24 with proceeds aiding wildlife efforts.
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Atate
Helena Mel and Gane Association
Helena Valley
Pers
Wheraten
Melons Fieh and Game Association
Nasional Wildlife
Aualfe Stampa
Aarrel
Wigrins
Teter Hardware
Aid Silt Atva
Mohiana
Manhunt for Durand after jail escape and killings spreads
In Powell Wisconsin and Montana possemen joined a large search in snow covered upland toward the Bearsouth mountains for Earl Durand 26 year old fugitive who killed two peace officers after escaping Cody jail He seized a rifle from Deputy Riley during the escape and shot Baker and Lewis as they pursued him Strong efforts by foresters and pilots to trap Durand continue as authorities plan to wait him out rather than engage in a direct shootout
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Powell
Wic
Wyoming
Montana
Bearsouth Mountains
Earl Durand
Morand
Gynand
Yellowstone Park
Hine
Krotp
Baker Ank Marsa
Charles EB. Lewis
Foresters
Alden
Hill
Cody
Durand
Duand
Yavenin
Bare
Dusant
Baker
Lewis
Noah Riley
Riley
March tax collections fall 25 percent from last year
Washington reports treasury figures show home tax deposits for the first 16 days of March at 192.7 million, about 25 percent below the same period last year, prompting review of administration tax plans as more March data loom. Officials caution timing and taxpayer payment patterns may distort monthly totals. The president reiterates no tax rate increases for corporations or individuals despite expected reform debates.
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Washington
Treasury
Vresident Rooseveld
Elita
Hin Sra Sonterenca
S Treasury
Last Bills of Assembly Acted Upon in Montana
Montana's 26th legislative session concluded with 65 bills reviewed by Governor Roy E. Ayers. The tally echoed a flood of more than 250 measures sent for final approval. Ayers trimmed state expenses by capping appropriations at 5,000 annually for departments. The vetoed HB 410 targeted the farm loan division. approval was given for the land department unit. A separate veto, HB 94S, concerned welfare payments to gallium users, prompting legislative controversy about the merits. (Continued on Pan 2)
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Montana
Iegisnative Assembly
Gev
Roy E. Ayers
Agin
Agelt
State Land Department
Dads and Lads Banquet Tonight At Kika One Lodge
The Dads and Lads Banquet draws about 400 guests to Kika One Lodge tonight at 7. Oliver Johnson chairs the entertainment committee with Lt. Gov. Hugh Adair as master of ceremonies. No principal speaker is planned. Pat Kelly the 10 year old soprano will sing, joined by Rev. M A Weber and DeValera Sullivan from Carroll College. Six high school boys will perform dancing and tumbling. Walter Nilap, exalted ruler, will deliver a brief address as the turkey dinner is served promptly at 7.
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Oliver Johnson
Fast
Hugh Adair
Lodge
Pat Kelly
M. A. Weber
DeValera Sullivan
Carroll
Jim Miller Smith
Walter Nilap
Lelena Lodge No
Elxa, Wi
Jobnsag Anid
Death Claims Jobe P. Steinfort Father of Mrs. Ray Shannon
Jobe P. Steinfort aged 68, father of Mrs. Ray Flannon of Helena, died at the hospital in Hamilton from a heart attack. He had been confined since February 28 after a fractured hip, and was a Luxembourg native who came from Montana to Hamilton about four years ago.
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Hammilton
Jobe P. Steinfort
Ray Flannon
Helena
Harolial
Howe Dital
Mra. Shannon
Wits
Stata
Treachrer Kay N. Shannon
Atelafort
Luxembourg
Mionetole
Hitler marches toward Berlin amid triumph and jubilation
Adolf Hitler moved toward Berlin amid high ceremony and Nazi pageantry as Vienna and Prague marked his grip on Bohemia Moravia and Slovakia. Flags lined routes to the new chancellery, a red carpet awaited, and crowds hailed the Fuehrer as he toured Brno and Prague with German troops and protectorate rulings.
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Germany
Bohemia
Berlin
Liefuchrer
Wilhelm Platz
Wenn
Hitler
Vienna
Bruenu
Moravia
Germanland
Prague
Bruera
Green-clad robber pockets thousands in California bank
A man wearing a green coat robbed a California bank branch and escaped with about 81,000 in greenbacks. Police traced a green sports car tied to the suspect, Charlee A Schuttz, who reported his vehicle stolen during the getaway.
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Los Angeles
California
Charlee A Schuttz
Missouri Bill Toeless Shoes Rejected On Technicality
Missouri lawmakers aborted a proposed bill to outlaw toeless shoes for women. Critics called it a publicity stunt while some supporters urged a march on the state capitol in June. The measure was dismissed as not a statute revision or appropriation and was dropped on a technicality.
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Jefferson Cli
Missouri
States Assembly
Junt
Nase
David Bailey 20 Months Demands Pipe or Cigar Pacifier
Kansan City report details a 20 month old boy named David Bailey who insists on a pipe or cigar as a pacifier. His mother notes the child’s fixation began in infancy when his father smoked around him, and the family dog is also described as a cigarette aficionado. The piece portrays the humorous but concerning habit, with doctors offering cautious remarks on growth and health.
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David Bailey
Jax
Raley
Clara
David
Wismtr Han
Personal crisis reports flood Czech lands
Prague reports widespread personal crises as Germany tightens control in Bohemia Moravia with arrests and troop moves. Welfare efforts to aid political refugees and Jews faltered as leaders were seized and Jews largely targeted.
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Prague
Germany
Bohemia
Moravia
Haifish
Atper Ares’? Res
Keo Zucker
Cardi Sainaymem
Hospltain
Thein
Bohemian Museum
Wamanett Mra
Prantiske Pinminkova
Peronn
Nine Judges For School Election April 1 Selected
Nine judges for the April 1 school election were announced by Meliride, clerk of the school district. Precincts 1 and 2 list appointed judges, with names such as Elizabeth Wilitemann and A. McCoy. An official caucus will be held at 7 o clock Monday night at the arrival symposium on Seventh and Allen streets. Independent caucuses may file eight days before the April 4 election.
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Miesel
Elec
Artisat Homtathye Colony
Ue Aude
Uawinoria Aehont
Elizabeth Ae Wilitemann
Min Ww. OF
Spangler
Sain
Tresor Iteh
Treeinet
Central School
A. McCoy
Mia. Mora Arianon
R.A. Gibbons
Kiomn Howley
Adutle S. An- Areaen
Tan
Mi Ha
Momrnda
Eny
Seized Provinces Included in U S Tariff Blacklist
Washington reports the treasury lists Czecho Slavic provinces seized by Germany on tariff blacklist. Officials cite German action as justification while the State Department questions U S acknowledgment of Germany's charges.
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U.S
Washington
API
Treasury
Germany
Nazreich
United Staten
Slovakia
Washington reacts to Hitler Czech coup and calls for action
Washington officials condemn Hitler's Czech coup as wanton and lawless while Senator Pittman urges quick preparations for potential political and physical action in U S defense. Sumner Welles criticizes wan ton violence threatening world peace and modern civilization, signaling strain on neutrality act amid tense diplomacy.
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Washington
State Department
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Capitol Hill
Pittman
Nev
United States
Roosevelt
Sumner Welles
Wader
Fitzgeralds Death Signals Shifting 1940 GOP Plans
Washington March 17 The death of Michigan Governor Frank J Fitzgerald stirs Republican factions as they consider 1940 strategies for winning the middle west. Analysts debate impact on Frank Murphy and possible support for Thomas Downey while Bennie Vandenberg’s allies loom. The event concentrates attention on Michigan as a pivotal state in Republican hopes for the next presidential cycle.
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Washington
Frank J. Witzgerald
Michigan
Miny Ira Bom
Hele Pelldeat
Cormanest
Porsiia
Frank Murphy
Toy
Murgerald
Thomas
Downy
New York City
Bennier Vandenberg
Fitzgerald
Hungarian Army Presses Through Carpathia Amid Skirmishes
Hungarian forces push through Carpatho Ukraine facing Czech and Ukrainian defenders. Heavy artillery arrives as resistance proves scattered. A few armored units fight forward while Ukrainian irregulars retreat into the hills. Cavalry units are being assembled toward the capital.
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Carpatho-Ukraine
Dramatic Fight Against Poison Is Believed Won
Scotts Bluff Neb March 13 A dramatic debt to wave the area of young Carl Bertrant and his wife Pauline appeared to be successful today. Attendants held Mrs Bertrant after three infections of antidotal serum brought here from Denver to plane and ear at least partially regained consciousness today after lying in a stupor for two days. Bertrant had rallied enough so physicians believed he would not need a third serum infection. He had been martial ly conscious since Wednesday night. The corpse was found inconscious at their small farm home near Morrill Neb Wednesday morning and their illness was diagnosed botulism BD EB Griggs and DD Frentica as botolism.
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Scotts Bluff
Neb
Maron 13
Carl Bertrain
Pauline
Bertrant
Denver
Hertram
Morrill
Griggs
D. D. Frentica
Daladier Seeks Near Unlimited Powers in Crisis
Daladier pleads for nearly unlimited dictatorial powers to confront German aggression, asking parliament to permit emergency measures until November 20. He cites rapid action by totalitarian states and would allow suppression of parties and deployment of troops without parliamentary approval. The chamber adjourned amid nervous reactions and opposition debate.
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Manauren
Ranen
Hitler
Czecho-Slovakia
Daladier
Breltemast
Depatlen
Nagov~arnmant
Arma
Parliamant
Finance Committee
Chani
Seridors
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Hamilton
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Sidor
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Marcel
Mann
Nolirteat Tyntin
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Hohemia
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David Atari
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Renre
Ameria
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Wittman
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