Hoover for Caution in Crisis Draws Riverside Crowd
Former President Herbert Hoover urged a peaceful approach to foreign problems at a Riverside speech attended by about 105 Republican leaders. Senator Borah opposed changes to the neutrality act, while Pittman proposed a resolution to ease penalties and allow sale of weapons to warring nations. The current law bans arms shipments to nations at war.
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Calif
Herbert Hoover
United States
Europe
Weaseley
Ian Musician
Delnned Menting
Waelingtat
Borah
Idaho
Thaiemad Pittman
Nev
Senata Foreign Relations Committee
Thoray
Pittuman
End of War in Spain Not Arranged Yet
Spain March 74. Insistence by Rowen sereane huver national leader of in torturing Abu NropaRAnda, oh Vice torinua peace was requested here today ad rejection of republican offer to negotiate an end to the Spanien elit war. The Republican national defense council made clear overtures last night by addressing a peace offer directly to the national government in Madrid broadacmst from Madrid. Serrano Suner broadcast a communiqué from Zaragoza stating We can answer in no other way then this We desire victorious peace After peace victorious we will honor our generality which We are proving in good works. Authoritative sources interpreted the propaganda minister's response to evidence that Generalissimo Franco regards victorious. Continued on Page 2.
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Spain
Rowen Sereane Huver
Nationallat Tilninter
Abu Nroparanda
Seek Slayer in Wyoming Crime Ends in Hunt
In Park County Wyoming and Powell area lawmen faced a deadly shootout as deputies pursued suspects after a March 16 shooting of Deputy Sheriff Nant Kiley and a comrade. A brush-fire chase through the Northwestern Wyoming hills ensued with a 26 year old suspect named Bark Durand sought by authorities after a string of break ins and ambushes near Powell and The City.
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Park County
Wyong
Charles
Laws
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Top
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Treass
Powell
Nant Kiley Sah
Bart Vivand
Ody
Wyo
Hilny
Wyoming
Mexico Expropriation Plan Backed by Cardenas Crowds
President Lazaro Cardenas announced a definite solution to the oil expropriation via a cooperation plan with affected companies. He spoke to an estimated 35,000 to 40,000 in Mexico City signaling readiness for an agreement while retaining government control of the industry. Expropriated properties valued around 100 million were to be compensated, with a long term company management plan under government oversight.
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Lazaro Cardenas
México
Ronald KM. Wichberg
Townsel
Fie
Nr- Solaunr
Curtinas
Companing
Wirbberg
Cardenas
Capra
Rail Relief Bill Aimed At Railroad Reorganization
Legislation drafted by Maitre Joan Wheeler and Son-Hater Truman proposes a sweeping reorganization plan for railroads. The bill would empower a court to supervise railroad restructurings and set preexisting agreements, with the Interstate Commerce Commission overseeing the process. The measure targets large railroad companies with billions in obligations and about 240000 workers, and is slated for introduction tomorrow.
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Woody
Maitrejoan Wheeler
Son
Truman
Henry
Bankripley
Wil
Ann
Neries
Bila
Pwapashire Yudee
Bat Bao
Tomb of Old Egyptian King Found Linked to Solomon
Discovery announced by Professor Pieyre Montet of Strasbourg University places the tomb in the Nile delta near Port Said dating to 950 B.C. A gold sarcophagus shaped as a falcon contained silver jewelry and two skeletons lay with gold and silver items. The Egyptian antiquities department notes King Solomon was said to have married an Egyptian princess, likely a daughter of Sen Nef, connecting royal lineages to biblical figures.
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Solomon
Pieyre Montet
Strasbourg University
Gure Eilver
Egyptian Antiquities Department
Psa Sen Nef
Benelhagr
Nile
Port Said
MOTHG BLAGKEN SKY IN KANSAS DISTRICT
A foggy sky over Dodge City Kansas at noon blocked sunlight and disrupted traffic. A Santa Fe train was delayed while workers cleared moths from icy rails, sending churchgoers scrambling indoors as insects swarmed the area.
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Dodge Chy
Kan
Morey
Borah backs hearings on labor relations act changes
Washington March 19 The Senate labor committee gains momentum for early hearings on proposed changes to the labor relations law with support from Senator Borah He says no change should be committed to without allowing teachers and business leaders to outline objections The committee plans to set a date this week Several amendments before the committee would grant employers and employees a statutory right to invoke the labor board in disputes and would constrain the tractor board's powers The article notes administration openness to revision but warns hearings may affect peace talks with A F L G L O and that the committee favors early hearings and possible changes.
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Senate
Wesealom
Borah
Ry Eda
Tdaho
Caid Ba Washol
Teber
Bath
Thomas
Utah
Labor Committee
T He Labor Committee
Aw.l
Labor Board
Voters to Choose City Council Candidates Today
Voters in Melena will select two candidates for city councilman and public welfare commissioner. Incumbent Amos B Shellady seeks reelection as term ends May 1. Candidates include Perry A. McGaffick, George Hoffman, and Richard D. The polls open 8 AM to 6 PM. if a candidate wins a majority, the final election set for Amrit 3 may be canceled.
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Answet
Tapdidalee
Wafolpy
Amos
Shellady
Amrit 3
Amop Shelindy
Perry A. McGaffick
George Hoffman
Richard D
Sheriff and His Prisoner Located In Old Coal Mine
In Coalburg Ata on March 12 deputies recovered Deputy Sheriff Jhn McAdory and imprisoned Ceeth Morgan after they were found 3000 feet underground in an abandoned coal mine. Both men showed signs of hunger and thirst but neither attempted escape. Morgan was not chained and resisted no force as they were located in darkness and aided by others who tracked them.
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Coalburg
Ata
Tig Pete Oror
Jhn McAdory
Ceeth Morgan
Hemil Morgan
Elen
McAdory
Morgan
Adory
Eowas
Hitler Returns to Berlin After Bohemia Moravia Tour
Reichsfuehrer Hitler arrives in Berlin after touring the Nazi protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. He receives pledges of unwavering support as crowds chant and military and diplomatic dignitaries greet him at the station.
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Hitler
Bohemia and Moravia
Germany
Chatt Cellery
Viennan Goerliteer
Palilinat
Antieamintera
Amtong Shoxe
Ment
Gen
Hitosu Oshima
Japiunesa
Foreign Offices
Third of Farms In This Country Are Mortgaged
Washington reports that one third of farms are mortgaged and the average interest rate on farm mortgages has risen to the highest on record. Governor F. P. Hill cites data showing rates climbing over 10 years, with about 2,260,000 farms mortgaged and total debt near 7.082 billion dollars. About 40 percent of this debt is held by federal land banks and the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation.
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Foent Credit Administration
FTM
Tan Mill
Hill
Avery
Ann
Federal Land Banks
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Inquiry Into Plane Wreck Began Amid Turbulent Investigation
Two federal investigators arrived at the wreck site of the Horing airliner to determine if a motor mount caused the crash that killed 10 aboard. Frank Caldwell and Phil Salamon led the inquiry, with Boeing and government officials observing, while guards and police controlled crowds near the canyon site.
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Wash
Frank Caldwell
Civit Aeronautics Authority
Inspection Service
Phil C. Salamon
Alt Mufety
Chiexxo
Seattle
Ravan
Hyewlinaxses
Ms Tall
Earth
Automonilon
ALG
van Raumhauer
Amster
Four-Power Effort Explored Amid Growing Crisis
London reports indicate Lord Halifax is probing a Four-Power approach with the United States France and the Soviet Union to curb German expansion. Officials cite close diplomatic coordination and potential inclusion of Greece Yugoslavia and Turkey as needed to counter aggression. Discussions with Soviet ambassador Ivan Maisky French ambassador Charles Corbin and U S Ambassador Joseph Kennedy are noted as part of the effort.
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Viscount Halifax
United States
France
Soviet Russia
Witler
Wiese
Lowe Ouch
Tord Halifax
Ivan Mataky
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Charles Corbin
Lord Halifax
Joseph P. Kennedy
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Greece
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Whraan
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Wskey miMatert
Chamberlain
Muckings
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Patacu
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Carol
Tupunin
Bir Nayija Jenderson
Soviet Note Denounces German Occupation Actions
Soviet Russia refused to recognize Hitler’s absorption of Bohemia Moravia and Slovakia as legal, condemning it as arbitrary and aggressive. The note urged that German moves threaten world peace and endanger universal security, citing Czech and Slovak status changes and Hungarian troop actions. Continued on Page 2.
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Germany
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Benes Warns World of Nazi Ambitions in Peril
Former Czech president Benes told Americans that Nazi aims threaten global freedom. Speaking at the University of Chicago, he warned against tolerating totalitarian ideas in the United States and urged vigilance as Germany’s conquest of Czechoslovakia unfolds.
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Czechs
Chicago
Faduued Benes
Crtehonovukin
Europa
Br. Benes
University of Chicago
Red
America
School Board Nominees to Be Named at Caucus
McBride, clerk of School District No. 2, opens a caucus tonight at the public school gym on Avenue Street for nominating two candidates for the April school board election. Judge Ford and Murray Stobbing terms expire. After the caucus, officers will be named and results filed with McBride within eight days. Any three or more citizens may form an independent caucus to nominate, with results due to him eight days before the election.
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Piblico School
C. Ford
Murray Stobbing
Chacun
Opaned
McBrids
Mora
Mee Faride Mata
Bishop Hayes ordains Americans in Rome
Bishop Ralph L Mayes rector of the North American College ordained 10 American priests in Rome today at the college. Among the new clergy is Emmott Toomy of Denver.
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Rome
Ralph L. Mayes
North American College
Montana
Dagel
Emmott Toomy
Denver
Daladier assumes emergency powers to expand French forces
Paris reports Premier Daladier, now wielding dictatorial powers, moves to enlarge France's armed forces and summon about 125000 fortress troops. A cabinet meet approves his first decree laws as France quickens defense steps to match Nazi and Fascist actions.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
France
Senate
Adolf Sitler
Benito Mussolini
Premiee Daladier
Sancernet
Three Children Die in Fire in Illinois Home
Waukegan Illinois March 13 UPi three children perished in a blaze that destroyed a two story frame house west of Waukegan. The dead include Donald and David Barry and Remonth-old twins Rath and Joyce. James Barry the father and another child George were seriously injured. Lyte Barry escaped uninjured. Deputy Albert Weinberger said the father believed an overheated oven caused the fire.
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Raweh
Tranio
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Donald
David Barry
Twina
Rath
James Barry
Joyce
George
Barry
Lyte
Sheet Albert Weinberner
AFL to press fight on C I O and foes on West Coast
Washington reports the American Federation of Labor will inaugurate a western headquarters in San Francisco, led by Meyer L. Lewis, to expose anti union activity in Oregon and Rocky Mountain states. President William Green says efforts will strengthen AFL influence on the Pacific coast and beyond, amid rival CIO pressure.
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Rockies
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American Federation of Labor
West Coast
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Oregon
William Green
AFL
Parthermora
Thie
Airact
Belind
Pacific Coast
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