Crisis grips continent as Hitler spurs League session
Geneva report says Hitler's denunciation of Locarno threatens global stability and may trigger a landmark world peace conference to draft a substitute for Versailles and Locarno. Mussolini backs peace in East Africa. urgency centers on Rhineland crisis and Franco-Entente responses.
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Geneva
Mar
League of Nations
Adolf Hitler
League
Council
Rhineland
France
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Mussolini
East Africa
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Germany
Hitler denounces Locarno Pact and remilitarizes Rhine
The article reports Hitler attacking the Locarno Pact and pledging remilitarization of the Rhineland. Troops and planes appear in Cologne and nearby areas as Berlin cites Wilsonian ideals while blaming Versailles and the League of Nations for world tensions.
Hitler Explains German Quest for Equality in Europe
Hitler argues the German question stems from equality and security with other nations. He warns Bolshevism threatens Europe, urges Franco-German rapprochement, and critiques Versailles while defending Locarno commitments and economic parity. He warns of Russian strength and the danger of Soviet influence reshaping Europe.
Transfers of Property Around Pittine ville and Mahoning
Transfers list multiple deeds and tract details including Sylvester G Grifith Jr to Wills Seas, two lots in Pittine ville QO, V Barber to Steve Sagal, one half acre in Green Two, Gertrude G Thornhurst to OG Mi Sider, two Indiana lots, M W Cooperative Gasoline and Ql Company to George Halwig, White Two acres, George S Shaffer to Martha Shaffer, 198 acres North Mahoning, and Shaffer to Mary Shaffer, coal tract 234 acres 77 perches North Mahoning.
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Sylvester G. Grifith, Jr
Wills Seas Chridténgon
Pittineville
Hitler's Proclamation On German Equality And Loss Of War
A passage quotes Der Fuehrer praising sacrifice and urging Germans to stand firm as troops move to future garrisons of peace. He cites a Locarno memorandum and vows to resist capitulation while pursuing understanding among European peoples.
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der Fuehrer
Europe
Dark Horses and Grass Roots in South Demands Support
The report notes Florida Governor David Shultz predicting Roosevelt will win the entire South with Grass Roots forces dismissed by Talmadge. It covers mixed Republican sentiment, Hoover little support, and Florida’s solid Roosevelt backing as party lines form ahead of November.
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Philadelphia
David Shultz
Florida
Roosevelt
South
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Georgia
Philadelphia Club
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London
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Hoover
S. Davis Wilson
Germans Act Stirs World in League Council Move
German denunciation of the Locarno treaty was sent to the League of Nations as Premier Albert Sarraut convened the French war council. Paris argued the step appropriate given Germany is barred from the Rhineland and announced General Bertrand Puzo would lead aerial defense of the Rhine with a March 19 deadline.
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Rhineland
Bertrand Puzo
Hitler's Rhineland Move Stuns British Officials
German occupation of the Rhineland in violation of Locarno and Versailles treaties provokes immediate reaction in London. Foreign office presses urgent conferences as the crisis unfolds amid reports of military actions and potential broader conflict.
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London
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
Roosevelt Tax Program Debate Sparks Partisan Clash
Boughton of North Carolina and Swell of New York voiced opposition in a radio speech. They argued the current system hurts stockholders and small investors by being unfair and expensive. Snell defended the plan as a saver’s appeal within the New Deal, saying budget curtailment is needed and political vengeance cannot balance the budget.
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Seck the Saver
Obituary highlights for James Parks George and Alexander Learn
James Parks George age 69 of Sheloca R D 2 died at home of apoplexy. He was an engineer for the gas company, born November 23 1866, survived by wife Elva M Allshouse George five sons one brother and one sister and seven grandchildren. Burial Monday at 2 p m in South Bend Lutheran Church with Rev H F Stephens officiating. Burial in South Bend Cemetery. Alexander Learn 82 lifelong Green Two resident died Friday morning from old age illness. Survived by wife Minnie Henry Learn son Earl Learn daughter Emma Bush brother Elias Learn and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Cookport Lutheran Church Sunday at 3 p m. Interment Cookport Methodist Cemetery.
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Sheloca R. D
Apopplexy
Gas Company
Johnston George
Margatel
Ggorge
Elva M. Allshouse George
George
Walter A. George
Shelocta
Denver George
Wilkensburg
James M. George
Lawrenceville
Joseph M. George
Clyde A. George
C. S. George
Kittanning
Letta George Huston
Fowler, Cole
H. F. Stephens
South Bend Lutheran Church
South Bend Cemetery
Alexander Learn
Green Two
Learn
Cockport
Minnie Henry Learn
Earl Learn
Emma Bush
Elias Learn
Cookport
Hale drank heavily and abused wife in married life
Mab Hall, 26, testified before a master in surgery for archival records that her husband from Butler married in June 1930 began staying out late and drinking excessively. She said she returned to her parents in Kittanning then left again last September after three years of marriage, citing repeated harm.
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Midek
Governor Earle Reappoints W. Ware and Wagner to Liquor Board
Harrisburg March 7 Governor Earle reappointed W Ware and Wagner both Philadelphia Republicans to the state liquor board noting he did not want to break up a winning combination Wagner whose two year term as original board member expired today was renamed for six years Earle said under the current administration the state liquor board is showing better and more profitable results in this time of financial need
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Germany
Hitler
Poland
Europe
Flitler
Versailles
France
Hiller
Harrisburg
Earle
W. Ware
Rell Wagner
Philadelphia
State Liquor Centre Board
Bezdek Seeks Divorce From Victoria C. Johnson Bezdek
Belimifonte May 7 Hugo Bezdek athletic instructor at Pennsylvania State College filed a divorce action in Centre County court against Mrs Victoria C Johnson Bezdek. Papers were impounded by the court. The case is set to be argued April 6. Bezdek formerly coached football at Washington State and Pittsburgh and managed the Pittsburgh Baseball Club of the National League.
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Belimifonte
Hugo Bezdek
Pennsylvania State College
Centre County
Victoria C. Johnson Bezdek
Bezdek
Washington State
University of Pittsburgh
Penn State
Pittsburgh Baseball
Vandenberg Halts Inquiry Bulletin Reaches WPA Workers
A bulletin sent by Senator Vandenberg to WPA Administrator Hopkins informed workers that participation in any party would not affect employment status. A second letter, signed as Harry W. Fee, Democratic County Chairman, circulated widely among relief workers around November 27, signaling concerns tied to the inquiry.
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Harry W. Fee
Democratic
Vandenbere
WPA
Hopkins
Honor Roll of Upper Homer Schools Sees Grading Figures
The Upper Homer Schools honor roll for the 7th and 8th grades under Principal Michael Babar lists students with B grades for the six weeks ending March 2, 1935. Names include Sarah Gabella Lena Stefani Paul Gnibus Martha Haranus Catherine Fletcher Frank Koilsh John Bracken Charlotte Kenon Frank Walack with percentages ranging from 84 to 93.
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Homer
Center Township
Michael Babarsky
Sarah Gabella
Lena Stefanni
Paul Gnibus
Martha Haranus
Catherine Fletcher
Frank Koilsh
John Bracken
Charlotte Kenon
Frank Walack
Local social notes from Blairsville and surrounding areas
Josephine and Mr and Mrs Potter McClarren from Pittsburgh visited J W McClarren’s home on Monday. Mrs George Howard and son Walter called from Blairsville on Wednesday. Indiana shoppers included Mrs Sanford Shaffer and Mrs J W McClarren Saturday. Donald Shaffer is ill and unable to attend school. Mrs J R Truxal, recently ill, shows slight improvement. A shower at Rudash hall Friday honored Mr and Mrs Dale Fisher with many gifts. Mrs George Miller and Mrs J W McClarren shopped Black Lick Friday. George Howard, ill for some time, is not much improved. Sanford Shaffer visited relatives at Jewel Sunday. Mrs D McCurdy and Mrs Dale Fisher shopped Blairsville Tuesday. Mrs A T Kime, troubled by rheumatism, not much improved.
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W. C. Webbers
Sanford Shaffer
J. W. McClarren
Indiana
Donald Shaffer
J. R. Truxal
Dale Fisher
George Miller
Black Lick
George Howard
Jewel
D. McCurdy
Blairsville
A. T. Kime
Stock Market Era Names and Company Mentions List
A dense OCR list of companies and brands spans many sectors including automotive aviation chemicals and utilities. Notable entries include Curtis Wright Curtiss, Deere, Gen Motors, Du Pont, GE, IBM, Lehigh Valley, Libbey, Lorillard, Packard, Packard Motors, Am Can, Am Tel and Tel, Am Steel, Anaconda, Atlas Tack, Baldwin Locomotive, Bendix Avia, Blaw Knox, Borden, Borg Warner, Caterpillar, Celanese, Kelvinator, Nash Motors, Packard Motors, and others. The fragment reads as a market oriented compilation or index of firms and brands rather than a narrative item.
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Curtis Wright Curtiss Wr
A Deere and Co
Jel Lins
W Dome
Douglas du Pont
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
Guedes Graham Paize
PC Houd
Uidson Adl Hupp
Tndust Ray Tob Haris
Nisk
D. Johns Manville KelvinatorsKenecett Oye
Kregiet
Pogue
Lehigh
Port
Val RR
Libbey
Gilege
Myer
Loewss
Lorillard
McCrary
McIntyre
MeeKess
Rob McClellan
Imp
Montgom
Ward Murray Corp
Nash
Nat
Bigeuil
NY Central
North
Am North Pac
Packard
Alaska
Mill
Par ise wedding ties Ashley and Fairbanks to lighted union
Paris society reports the marriage of Lady Ashley and actor Douglas Fairbanks after an oral dispensation by Ambassador Straus amid a fast tracked ceremony in the eighth ward city hall. Fairbanks and Mary Pickford’s 1935 divorce is noted a factor with $10000 costs.
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Paris
Mat.t
Douglas Franke
Lady Ashley
Eighth Ward
Ambassador Straus
Mary Pickford
Lord Ashley
London
Fairbanks
China
Guffey Law in High Court and Industry Impact
The brief cites the Appalachian Coals decision showing consequences for coal producers and states. It notes bankruptcies, mine closures, reduced operating days, and tax collection difficulties, stressing the national tragedy.
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Guffey
High Court
Supreme Court
Appalachian Coals, Inc
Pennsylvania
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