Roosevelt and Hull deny German wartime propaganda claims
Washington March 30 The White House and State Department rejected as false the German based Berlin documents claiming American policy aided war in Europe. President Roosevelt warned to take propaganda with a grain of salt and officials stressed no credibility for the foreign misrepresentations. Bullitt Potocki also denied the statements attributed to them and called the Berlin publication propaganda.
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Europe
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Berlin
Hull
Te Department
Intry
William C. Bullitt
United Tes Ambasasdor
France
Jerzy Potocki
Bullitt
Joseph P.nnedy
United States
Great Britain
America
Potocki
Costly vintages to follow deeper Polish document finds
Berlin reports that the sixteen documents published by the German foreign office as Polish finds are only cheap wine compared with more costly vintages to come. German sources warn American statesmen against dismissing yesterday's publication as merely Polish ambassadors’ opinions on U.S. policy.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Soviet Neutrality Declared Amid Bitter War Wartime Tensions
London dispatch reports Vyacheslav Molotov outlining Soviet neutrality and refusal to join the war while signaling potential trade talks with Britain. Britain and France scrutinize Moscow’s stance as two Russian freighters move from British to French custody, signaling strains in Allied relations. Premier Reynaud to address the U.S. on a special broadcast at midnight.
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Moscow
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Et Jet
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Britain
Germany
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Great Britain
France
U.S.S.R
Pacific
Order Suspect Killed Five Hours After Murder
State College Pa March 0 A grilling of an unmarried heating contractor through long wet hours failed to yield clues in the fiendish murder of 17 year old Rachel Taylor a Penn State freshman. State police closed Rockview Prison tracks to visitors as they questioned a suspect but offered no details. Sheriff Edward Miller reported no tangible evidence. The suspect was brought from Philadelphia after a tip from a Negro porter who saw him in clothing and heard him say he had just arrived from Tate College.
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State College
Achel Taylor
Pennsylvania
Rockview
Edward Miller
Hiladelphia
Tate College
Mother's Application Against Russell Upheld
A New York state supreme court justice upheld the Brooklyn housewife Mrs. Jean Kay's bid to remove Bertrand Russell from a City College of New York chair in mathematics. Justice John E B McGeehan ruled the appointment repugnant to the common welfare citing concerns about doctrines and pedagogy. The suit followed the board of higher education confirming Russell's appointment by 11 to 7 on March 19.
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Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Bertrand Russell
City College of New York
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Russell
Jean Kay
Kay
Justice McGeehan
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Board of Higher Education
New Registrations Planned in 58 North Carolina Counties
A state Board of Elections tally shows at least 58 counties will hold new registrations before the May 25 primaries. Relistings are ordered in 38 counties with missing reports from McDowell Pamlico Polk and Washington.
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State Board of Elections
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Pamlico
Polk
Washington
Alamance
Alexander
Avery
Bertie
Burke
Bladen
Chowan
Caswell
Craven
Cherokee
Caldwell
Catawba
Columbus
Scotland
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Wake, Watauga, Warren, Wayne and Yadkin Counties
Aerial Fights and Submarine Rescue Reported by German High Command
Berlin dispatch notes aerial fights over the Western Front and a raid on a British convoy. The comm unique says a German submarine rescued the crew of one of two German planes missing at sea yesterday.
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Berlin
German High Command
Ecommunique
Floods Threaten Northern California Levees in Sacramento Valley
Thousands of men labored on levees as Napa River flooded three city spots isolating 100 homes evacuated earlier. U S Army engineer H M Rich warned the situation could match or exceed February flood damage, undoing patchwork on levee breaks around Colusa and Marysville.
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Napa
Colusa
Marysville
H. M. Rich
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Sacramento
Rich
New Order In Hollywood Meet Chaplin as Hitler and Oakie as Duce
An article previews Charlie Chaplin's new film a satire on one man rule with Chaplin in a Hitler role Jack Oakie as Mussolini and Billy Gilbert as Goering. An artist rendering shows Hollywood faces in European uniforms.
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Charlie Chaplin
Charlie
Hitler
Jack Oakie
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Benzino Napoleoni
Billy Gilbert
Hermann Goering
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Two German Fighters Shot Down Over Front
British air forces claimed two German Messerschmitt fighters shot down in flames over the Western Front near Metz. A Dornier bomber was disabled while scouting. one German pursuit plane was reported down and three enemy planes damaged. The action followed a prior victory off the British coast.
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Air Ministry
High Command
France
Messerschmitts
Metz
Guilford GOP Opens Convention with York Presiding
The Guilford County Republican Convention opened in Greensboro with about 150 delegates. County Chairman Worth D. Henderson led the session at 1 30 PM and Walter L. York of High Point was named temporary chairman with N B D McNairy and A M Scarborough as secretaries.
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Worth D. Henderson
Walter L. York
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N. BD. McNairy
A. M. Scarborough
Upton Motion
E. EK. Mendenhall
Bayou Woman Sentenced to Hang in Louisiana
Annie Beatrice Henry, 24, wife of a murderer, was convicted of slaying Joseph P. Calloway after he begged for life and his daughter's college graduation. The jury verdict made hanging mandatory. only one white woman had been hanged in Louisiana's history.
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Annie Beatrice Henry
Joseph P. Calloway
Texas
Louisiana
Two Florida trainmen killed in locomotive boiler explosion
In Hoyt Florida a Seaboard Air Line freight locomotive boiler exploded killing brakeman R B Edwards 44 and fireman C T Williamson 14 from Tampa. Engineer J V Johnson 44 was seriously injured.
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Fla
Seaboard Air Line
Hoyt
R. B. Edwards
C. T. Williamson
Hot of
J. Vv. Johnson
Chinese embassy denounces new Chinese government as Japanese slaves
The Chinese embassy in Washington filed a formal declaration with the State Department calling the Chungking regime a gang of slaves of the Japanese. It warned that recognizing the new central government of China would be an unfriendly act toward the Chinese nation. John T. Rainier, 79, pioneer auto maker, dies at Hewlett Harbor home after long illness.
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State Department
China
Chungking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Auto Pioneer
Hewlett Harbor
N. Y
John T. Rainier
Week's Weather Outlook for South Atlantic States
Fair at the start and end of the week with showers in the middle period. Temperatures expected to remain normal across the region.
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Wrather
South Atlantic
Wang Assumes New Control In Central China
Nanking reports Wang Ch Wei proclaims a new central government backed by Japanese sponsors. He reads Sun Yat Sen’s will and orders action against Japan, aiming for peace and a new Asian order with Japan while his authority covers areas under Japanese occupation.
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Wang Ch Wei
China
Wang
Chiang Kai-Shek
Repab
Sun Yat-Sen
Dr. Sun
Sun
Japan
Asia
Chiang Kai-Sh
Romanian Soldier Killed in Siege Gun Explosion
An explosion of one of Romania's largest siege guns killed soldiers during army maneuvers near Dadilov. Authorities suppressed the report in Romanian newspapers while a trainload of wounded soldiers was rushed to Bucharest for treatment.
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Rumania
Bucha
Dadilov
French Cut Down Nazi Guard Kill Commande
French machine gunners ambush south of Saarbruecken kill the German commander and several others. One German captured. French artillery and air activity continue as German raids west of the Vosges Mountains and Saar attempt to wipe out villages.
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Saarbruecken
Vosges
Saar
NAZL
V Ges
Interior Ministry
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