Senators Back State Dept Condemnation Of Germany
Administration supporters in the Senate endorsed the State Department's denunciation of Germany's march into Czecho Slovakia and urged greater presidential powers to confront the dictator. They approved Sumner Welles's warning that lawlessness threatens world peace. Welles said there was no basis for a new conference with Britain France and the Soviet Union to curb Nazi aggression. The United States plans to publish an exchange of notes with Germany early next week. The status of Ambassador Carr in Prague is under review.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
State Department
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Sumner Welles
George
D-Ga
Foreign Relations Committee
Hitler
Barkley
Dky
Pepper
D-Fla
Welles
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Russia
Europe
Hans Thomsen
Wilbur J. Carr
Prague
Czecho- Slovakia
Carr
Romania faces German demand for subjugation across economy
A Romanian legation in London confirmed Hitler seeks full German economic control of Romania in exchange for assurances of territorial integrity. Romania’s King Carol, with the crown council, weighs the threat as Britain and France prepare a formal note to Berlin denouncing Germany’s occupation of Czechoslovakia as a breach of the Munich agreement. The British cabinet is summoned to consider a united front against further German expansion.
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Associated Press
Romania
Europe
Czecho-Slovakia
Adolf Hitler
Legation
London
Hitler
Germany
Rumania
Carol of
Crown Council
Bucharest
France
Berlin
British Foreign Office
Nevile Henderson
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Chamberlain
Paris
Munich
Countervailing Duties on German Imports Reported
The treasury department announced new countervailing duties of 25 percent on certain German imports, with action taken in concert with the State department. Officials declined to comment on links to Germany’s seizure of Czech and Slovak provinces.
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Washington
Treasury Department
State Department
Treasury
Germany
Danenberg Habeas Hearing Called Off and Release Reported
Barron Barroon and Walker announced that the habeas corpus hearing for C. W. Danenberg CSO organizer before Circuit Judge T S Lease in Spartanburg was canceled and Danenberg released from jail after being held on an investigation tied to alleged efforts to disturb the Nocturne Hosiery Mill.
Detention of Charlie Stanley by coroner jury
Winston Salem reports a coroner's jury ordered detention of Charlie Stanley 7 while it investigates the deaths of Henry Stanley 69 and Maxie Lee Stanley 1 found in a blaze at Elder Stanley home on March 2. A witness says Charlie attempted self harm after learning of the bodies and officers note inconsistencies in his account of the March 1 movements.
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Winston-Salem
Charlie Stanley
Henry Stanley
Maxie Lee Stanley
Cme
Stanley
Charlie Staney
Ury Stanley
Hadeen
Fficers
Greensboro SAR endorses move of Wil iam R Davie grave
Greensboro chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution adopted a resolution endorsing relocating the grave of William R Davie founder of the University of North Carolina from Waxhaw to the university campus.
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Greensboro
Mar
Wiliam R. Davie
University of North Carolina
Vaxhaw
N. C
Universityampus
Teensboro
Sons F the American Revolution
Prospector Finds Air Crash Victims
Juneau Alaska reports a prospector received a $1,000 reward as the bodies of Pilot Alonzo Cope and five passengers from a Marine Airways plane were recovered from Grand Island near Glass Peninsula. The wreckage was found four days earlier and the crew perished in a February 12 storm en route to Fairbanks.
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Juneau
Alaska
Alonzo Cope
Marine Airways
Fairbanks
Coast Guard
Haida
Grand Island
Glass Peninsula
Charles Ashby
Northland
Education association ends 55th convention with funding outlook
In Raleigh on March 18 the North Carolina Education Association wrapped up its 55th annual convention with Governor Hoey speaking and Dr. W P Few of Duke urging colleges to cap enrollments to match funds. He warned against mass production of education and urged reliance on smaller gifts and tuition, while officers were elected for the association and its higher education division.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Education Association
Hoey
W. P. Few
Duke University
G. Hawfield
Cabarrus County
J. Henry Highsmith
Friends Meeting Opens at Guilford College
The American Friends service committee from Philadelphia, a Quaker group, opened its monthly meeting at Guilford College in Greensboro today and will continue through tomorrow.
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Friends Meeting
Greensboro
The
American Friends’ Service Committee
Philadelphia
Guilford College
FDR Agrees To Team-Work Proposal
Democratic senators report President Roosevelt agreed to a team-work approach allowing lawmakers to be briefed on proposed legislation. Four first term senators from the South and Midwest vouched for the plan after a White House meeting. The agenda includes W P A funding, tax revisions, housing, agriculture relief, and national defense measures.
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L. Forces
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Double Funeral for Father and Son in Greene County
In Wilson on March 18 a double funeral was held for W. H. Jones 52 a Greene County farmer who died of a heart attack and his father H. R. Jones 74 who collapsed and died at his wife’s bedside hours after she fell seriously ill Both widows and other relatives survive the pair died within hours of each other yesterday.
Eleventh Week Closes Quietly For Assembly
Raleigh March 18 The 11th legislative week ended quietly as the Senate delayed spending measures while income tax receipts ran ahead of last year. The House passed on third reading the revenue bill to raise a $72 million share of a $154 million program, 94 to 9, with minor Senate tax changes later struck out. Revenue Commissioner Maxwell cited higher income tax receipts suggesting more funds.
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Raleigh
N. C
House
Senate
A. J. Maxwell
Missionary Hospital Hit by Japanese Bombs in Chengchow
Six casualties reported as a Baptist hospital in Chengchow Henan province was struck during a Japanese air raid. A refugee camp run by the mission also suffered about 2000 casualties. Six American Baptist mission members and a Red Cross worker were uninjured.
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Shanghat
Southern Baptist Convention
Chengchow
Henan
Baptist
Baptist Mission
Red Cross
Pair Bound Over In Thomasville
Roy Holder and Walter Daniels were bound over to Superior Court on $750 bonds each after a Recorder's Court hearing. Daniels received a suspended two year penitentiary sentence for a prior home made firecracker incident. They allegedly stole cigarettes cigars candy money and a penny slot machine from a Wattford Service Station near Thomasville.
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Thomasville
Roy Holder
Walter Daniels
Wattford
Superior Court
Recorder's Court
C. W. Gilliam
State Penitentiary
Daniels
Greensboro
H. B. Wilson
Arthur Hedrick
R. G. Loftin
John Adams
Nesto
Von Neurath Named Protector of Bohemia Moravia
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler assigns Bar on Konstantin von Neurath as Reichs protector of Bohemia Moravia following the seizure of Czecho Slovakia. Officials note primary focus on U S and British condemnations while Wohlthat heads a German economic mission in Bucharest.
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Berlin
Mar
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Konstantin von Neurath
United States
Czecho-Slovakia
von Neurath
Bohemia Moravia
Hitler
Vienna
Hungary
Romania
Helmuth Wohlthat
Bucharest
London
Wohlthat
Emil Hacha
Joseph Tiso
Slovakia
Tiso
Minister Refuses To Yield To Nazis
Vladimir Hurban the Czech minister in Washington resists turning the legation over to Germany in a NBC radio interview He calls his government deposed yet his legation a symbol that Czech freedom endures and praises Sumner Welles critic of Hitler's coup in Czecho Slovakia
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Washington
Vladimir Hurban
NBC
United States
Czzecho
Jimmy Roosevelt named in anti trust suit over motion pictures
James Roosevelt son of the President remained calm after being named as a defendant in a Justice Department anti trust suit targeting the motion picture industry. The filing substitutes Roosevelt for James Mulvey on the United Artists board and lists other executives replacing Fairbanks Pickford Chaplin and Goldwyn in the federal suit in New York alleging control of film distribution and exhibition.
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Washington
James Roosevelt
Justice Department
Hollywood
Jimmy
United Artists
James Mulvey
United Artists Board
Mulvey
Motion Picture Company
Southern District of
New York
Charles Schwartz
Emanuel Silverstone
Theodore Caruso
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Charles Chaplin
Samuel Goldwyn
Principals and Stooges In Hitlers Latest History Making Drama
A sprawling report outlines Hitler’s moves in Ruthenia and Moravia with Augustine Volosin and Josef Buerckel named as local rulers. It details Horthy’s ultimatum to Ruthenia, Slovak leadership shifts, and Germany’s tightening grip on Bohemia Moravia.
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Hitler
Scholas Horthy
Hungary
Ruthenia
Horthy
Augustine Volosin
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