Mexicans Back Cardenas Expropriation Says Daniels
United States Ambassador Josephus Daniels said most Mexicans support President Cardenas and the government’s expropriation of the foreign oil industry valued at about 400 million dollars. He noted American and other foreign firms must exhaust all legal options before seeking diplomatic help. Daniels described the decree as drastic and indicated Ashington knows its meaning, while workers had seized the industry as government trustees.
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Wages of women in America urged wage gap study
The U S Women's Bureau urged adjusting wage differences between men and women. A study found women earned as much as 25 to 40 percent less than men for identical work, a threat to general wage standards.
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Washington
United States Women’s Bureau
Probe of TV A by Congress Seen Likely to Start
Washington March 20 press onlookers expect an intensive congressional probe into the Tennessee Valley Authority amid internal strife. They doubt White House consent and consider presidential action to remove Dr Morgan if he refuses to participate. Administration lawyers reexamine removal authority in light of quasi judicial cases.
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Hulls Doctrine On Isolationism Challenged In Global War Debate
Cordell Hull voices a decisive shift in American foreign policy urging end to isolationism as wars abroad affect US interests. He argues for adherence to international law and collective action to preserve order, peace, and justice, warning that force may enthrone international anarchy or sustain civilized order through cooperation. Germany readies a Czech ultimatum to reassert control and protect German interests, with implications for regional stability.
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Tnvaaion
Germany
Helena voters go to polls for mayor and council seat
Helena voters will go to the polls today to elect a mayor and a city council member in a primary. With 6,568 registered, volunteers will phone residents to boost turnout as cold weather may limit voting. results are expected late tonight if turnout is heavy.
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Helena
Illinois Ghost Mystery Tied to Daniel Boone
Illinois man John Huber reports a mysterious ghostly visitor displacing bed covers. Deputy Sheriff and a ghost detail investigated, yet the晚上 incidents stopped after workloads. Daughters left home. relics like old Indian skeletons and a fur cap stir speculation that the legend of Daniel Boone haunts the scene.
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Bine Island
John Carey
Bernard Smuczrak
Highway Polie
Doothy
Loretta
Land Huber
Boone
Ais
Galbert Rute
Daniel Hoone
Polish police curb fresh riots in Warsaw and Wilno
Warsaw police quickly suppressed renewed Jew against Jewish violence after Lithuanians capitulated to Polish demands for settlement. Troops paraded peacefully in Wilno amid cheering crowds as sporadic rioting over the weekend left two dead and over 100 injured, with US vice consul Bleks among victims. Some Jews reported robberies during the riots.
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Poland
M W Bleks
United States
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Blake
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Raids Kill and Wound Thousands Across Spanish Coast
Bombing raids in Catalonia and surrounding coast towns kill eight and wound 35 as 1,300 feared dead after two days of bombardment. Rescue workers search ruins while Barcelona residents crowd subways and hills. Franco advances push toward government lines along a 40 mile front.
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Jesimo Francisco Franco
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Morella
Austria Falls to Nazis As Hitler Delays Czech Action
Berlin reports calm spread over Greater Germany as Austria becomes a Nazi province. Hitler schedules April 10 plebiscite for union, appoints Wilhelm Keppler as foreign office secretary to align Austrian and German interests. German minorities outside Germany eyed, while Czech authorities seek to soothe German feelings amid potential actions. Officials note Germany holds Czechoslovakia in a vise ready to press demands once Austria is fully assimilated.
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Austria
Czechoslovakia
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Hitler
Spy Ring Arrests Rock France With Beautiful Tatiana
French Premier Leon Blum faced a spy scare as four men and a woman nicknamed Beautiful Tatiana were arrested for attempting to sell mobilization and fortification plans to a foreign power. A German, Urick Otto Vent, was arrested at La Rochelle for photographing naval works.
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la Rochella
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Jews in Northwest form association in Portland meeting
Portland March 20 The American Jewish Joint Distribution committee Northwest conference was formed at a meeting with about 3000 Jews from the Pacific Northwest states and Canada attending. Jonah B Wise of New York City spoke, saying the group will seek funds to aid rehabilitation of attacked and persecuted Jews wherever located.
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Ore
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Canada
Jonah B. Wise
New York City
Chinese City Taken by Japs in Spirited Fight
Shanghai dispatch reports a sanguinary hand to hand battle as Japanese troops drive south along the Tientsin to Wusang railway toward Suchow. The seven day offensive aims at Suchow the central rail hub, with casualty figures quoted as high as 499,000 on both sides in the Yangtze valley.
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Hearst Press Chief to Retain Active Editorial Role
William Randolph Hearst will stay active in editorial matters and advise on general policy while placing the burdens of business management with an executive committee of American Newspapers Inc. F. J. White, chairman, announced after Hearst’s decision.
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F. J. White
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White
Phillips Case Jury Unable to Agree in Slander Suit
Missoula March 20 after nearly 28 hours the jury in the slander suit of Dr Paul G Phillips against Warren H Stillings reported it was deadlocked Judge Besancon polled veniremen no chance for verdict and the jury was discharged for the term Dr Phillips sought judgment of 1 dollar alleging falsehoods about improper advances toward Evelyn Flannery sister in law of Stillings
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Warren H. Stillings
Albert Besancon
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Stirlings
Log raft wreck on Susquehanna kills one in Pennsylvania
A 112 foot log raft carrying 48 aboard broke apart after hitting a bridge pier near Muncy Pennsylvania. One man, W C VanSeoyce of Philadelphia, died the same day. Six others were reported missing as rescue efforts continued with local residents aiding.
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Nation's Smaller Business Council Formed
Washington march 20 uproarious conference of little business men led to a permanent organization named the Nations Smaller Business council. James G. Daly of Columbia Ohio elected president as a two day session ended with a plan to present small business views to the government and study proposed legislation.
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Gannett warns of tyranny plot in American government
Rochester publisher Frank Gannett, head of the National Committee to Uphold Constitutional Government, says the Senate committee aims to destroy constitutional liberties. He warns that without immediate action, Americans will lose protections to rival Soviet methods. Rumely refuses to hand over files, calling subpoenas a fishing expedition as records are debated by committee members.
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