Farley Confirms Bid for Democratic Nomination
Boston dispatch reports Postmaster General James J. Farley declared his name would be presented at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. He said his entrance into the Massachusetts primary was now explicit and that he would press his candidacy with no reservation, deflecting questions about a Roosevelt third term.
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Boston
James J. Farley
Chicago
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Rational
Demonstration Breaks Up at French Consulate Parade
Police dispersed a few hundred pickets at Fifth Avenue near the French consulate in New York. Twelve protesters opposing Spanish refugees in France were arrested as patrol wagons cleared the scene. No serious injuries reported amid chants of The Star Spangled Banner.
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New York
Fifth Avemue
Nojoo Tate
Rockefeller Canter
Gemonatronia
France
Spain
Danish Government Protests Violation Over British Bombing
Copanhages Denmark March 20 The Danish government instructed its minister to London to protest the violation of Danish territory by British planes that bombed the German island of Sylt. Ten bombs were dropped along the Danish coast. A mixed Danish military and technical commission investigated the aircraft responsible.
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Copanhages
Denmark
London
Danleh
Sylt
Cromwell May Face Disciplinary Action For Talk in Canada
Secretary of State Hull seeks an official copy of a speech by James H. B. Cromwell, the Canadian minister and Doris Duke’s husband, for potential disciplinary measures. House debate cites alleged isolationist remarks as Congress weighs recall of Cromwell’s reports amid calls for accountability.
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Cromwell
Canada
Hull
Washington
James H. B. Cromwell
Miniter
Germany
Doris Duke
Abery Cricictany
Capitol HN
Representaiva Sweeney
Ohta
Playboy
Empire
Tady Astor
Kerasit Hoovevelt
Borpire
Doria Duke
Republic
Sweeney
Fouse Foreign Effatra
Clarke
Cromwell Ehowld
Treasury reports strong rise in income tax receipts
Washington on March 20 reported the treasury collected 419,148,805 in income taxes by the first 18 days of March, up 28 percent from prior year figures. Authorities expect more than 200,000,000 additional taxes to be collected by regional offices not yet recorded in official books.
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Washington
Treasury
Woman Chooses Divorce After Husband Desertion
Chicago, March 20. Mrs. Louella Schileske, 35, filed for divorce after her husband Henry E. B. Schileske, manager of a girl’s orchestra, deserted her when she refused to turn nordist with him. The Superior Court ruled in her favor.
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Chicago
Louella Schileske
Teni
I. Superior Court
Mienry EB. Schileske
Nordist
Mauretania Leaves New York for Troop Transport Shift
The 18,729 ton liner Mauretania departed New York at 7 07 p.m. to serve as a troop transport bound for war service. The Cunard White Star ship, following the earlier Queen Elizabeth, is to carry colonial troops toward Europe with armed escort anticipated at Halifax. Crews expect a lengthy voyage to Australia, aiming to unload troops safely for Britain’s war effort.
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New York
Mauretania
M.S.T
Cunard
White Star Line
Manhattan
Mauretenia
Dow Vvenael
Mary
Eilebhein
Britain
Firat
Halifax
Australia
Limey
Aailors
Reaman
Canada
Bright Skies and Warm Weather Signal Spring Arrival
Helena welcomed spring with sunshine and mild temps after a system tracked eastward. Fort Peck and nearby towns saw varied readings with Fargo dipping to 43 while Helena's high reached 56 and robins appeared in several yards amid a dry spell with about a quarter inch noted elsewhere.
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Helena
Fort Peek Lewistern
Milea City
Havre
Anow
Fargo
N. PD
Elena
Iraldante
Qiinapen
Jola
Governor Rivers Avoids Jail in Federal Contempt Case
New Orleans dispatch reports Gov. B. D. Rivers of Georgia escaped jail after the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals assumed jurisdiction in a state rights dispute. Judge Deaver, who held Rivers in contempt, ordered the governor to appear Friday. The appellate court stayed further federal actions pending higher tribunal orders.
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New Orleans
B.D. Rivera
Georgia
Saant
Fifth
Offenst Court of Appeals
U. S. District
Deaver
Highway Board
Wriday
Botha
Elreuit
Tthe
Italy Prepares for War as Mussolini Talks Military
Rome reports Premier Mussolini conferred with Marshal Graziani on military preparations amid Rome's expectation of spring actions by Germany. Italian officials foresee intensified warfare but maintain nonbelligerent stance, while envoy Sumner Welles concludes peace talks. The British reply to Italy's protest over the Allied sea blockade arrives, defending the blockade as reprisal for German warfare, and Rome considers the lifting or continuation of such measures.
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Rome
Mussolini
Rodolfo Graziani
Germany
Taly
Italy
Sumner Wellen
Woonevalt
Ganos
Itas
Peter Loraine
London
Dependents of Dead War Veterans to Get Pensions
A wartime pension bill for dependents of veterans who die from nonservice causes wins approval from a committee. Critics warn it could lead to broad pensions for veterans and widows. Ranking members expect Senate passage. cost estimates range from 6 to 9 million dollars annually, with higher figures cited by the Veterans Administration.
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Wallington
Maren
Sore Congress
Rankin
Misq
Rogers
Magn
Veterate Committee
Ceneral
Frank T. Hines
Edison Becomes A Candidate For Governor In N J
Edison in West Orange announces as a Democratic candidate for New Jersey governor with support from state and local administrations. The surprise declaration during a 24 hour stay at a Park estate unsettles leaders. bidlson van tong and Cromwell are discussed as potential alternatives.
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West Orange
N. J
Charles Edison
Beenmna
Totay
Fidlson van Tong
Inawellyn Park
Florida wife hopes to bear quintuplets soon
Miami reports a 20 year old wife, Mrs Emory Callahan, and her Bayenald husband, a factory apprentice, hope to bear five babies within two months. Doctors confirmed the possibility after X rays suggested heads of five fetuses. Specialists at Johns Hopkins were consulted. no premature birth through operation is planned.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
Maron
Emory Callahan
Hamble
Cellaan
Jackson
Callahan
Phyateians
Johan Hopkins
Mra.ahan
Miami Viera
France confronts sudden shift as Daladier quits
Paris reports Edouard Daladier resigns triggering a wartime political upheaval. Paul Reynaud is asked to form a new government after intense dissension in the chamber and anger over allied action. The crisis follows the Russo Finnish peace and signals immediate pressure to avoid a government void.
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Daladier
Reynaud
Paris
Paul Reynaud
Mointaineer
Edouard Daladier
France
Munich
Germany
Albert Lebrun
Hal Dala
Caid Mierely
Lebrun
Montha
King Font
Hrakento & Storm
Germany seeks coup with eastward shift and message to Stalin
March reports from Bertin state Germany eyes moves to the east and coordinates Finikan policy, with Transian Ambassador Alexander Bhkhartzeff flying to Monon bearing a key message to Stalin and Premier Mototoft. Berlin hints a major milestone in Russian relations may come by tomorrow or Friday, per persistent rumors.
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Bertin
Germany
Ftumors
Berlin
Nilestone
Axia
Senate Banking Panel Approves End of Foreign Silver Purchase
The Senate Banking Committee approved a Townsend bill 14 to 4 to end government authority to buy foreign silver under the 19 year old act. Chairman Wagner narrowly opposed, with Barkley Bankhead and Smathers in opposition. The measure would halt foreign silver purchases while keeping fixed-rate purchases of newly mixed silver, backing a shift urged by Treasury policy advocates and silver producing states.
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Senate Banking Group
Washington
Senate
Tojay
Beratary Morgenthay
Cammites
Townsend
I. del
Taensend
Haces
Wagner
di, Noy
Barkley
D, Ky
United States
Townsend Mion
Glass
Monetary Authority
Senator Wheeler Attacks Farm Payment Critics
Sen Wheeler told the National Grange in Wackierton that critics call farm aid political handouts. He argued the present federal farm act compels government payments and condemns proponents who lobby for benefits as pandering to farmers.
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Senator Wheeler
Wackierton
Renning Wheeler
Mont
Panhandle
Montana
National Grange
Congress
Convoy Attacked Off Scottish Coast Amid German Raid
British warships and merchantmen totaling about 53,000 tons faced a German bombing raid off the Scottish coast. Nine ships were sunk, two damaged, and several neutral vessels spared. German air force claimed revenge for Britain raids as clashes continued into the night.
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Berlin
DNB
North Sea
Britain
Syit
London
Germany
Ranvey
Arita Ware
U. S. Forced To Withdraw Consul From Poland
Germany compelled the United States to pull its consulate general from Poland. The State Department said it complied but reserved all rights. The Polish move leaves 32 Americans in Poland. The consulate staff departed for Berlin. future American matters will be handled through the embassy in Berlin.
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Waashtigton
Germany
United States
Poland
America
Ganeral Joft
Berlin
Berita
Senate votes funds to probe wiretapping inquiry
Washington March 20 The senate ordered an investigation of wiretapping and approved a relocation by Senator Greet providing $16,900 for the inquiry to be conducted by the senate interstate commerce committee.
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Senate
Washingtont
Greet
Senate Interstata Com Marca Commnittes
Reverend Ed Groeneveld Dies After Long Butte Ministry
Rev Dr Ed Groeneveld longtime Butte Presbyterian pastor dies at age 86 after a career that included officiating more than 2 500 weddings and conducting over 2 000 funerals. A German immigrant, he came to the United States at 15 and served as a pioneer theology instructor and church leader. Survived by a son John Groeneveld and a daughter, the obituary notes his 60th wedding anniversary in 1925 and his role in local religious and civic life.
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Putte
Ed. Grovareeld
Allpisterhood
Hutte
Burt
Germany
Groeneveld
John
United States
Bia Priemtt
Pringetom University
Inhernatitutiana
Dubuque
Iowa
Dillag
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