Roosevelt speech signals all out aid to Allies
Roosevelt urged total effort to aid Britain Greece and China with unqualified immediate all out assistance. The address described a vital defense push with factories ramping up shipments and calls for sacrifices at home. Berlin and Rome broadcasts derided the policy, while U.S. press framed it as a decisive shift toward broader involvement.
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Willkie Rules Out Isolationism Crusade Plans
Washington March 17 Wendell L Willkie denounces isolationism and warns of a Montana Senator Wheeler led national campaign against administration foreign policy. He would rebut and travel behind opposition speakers to every city they visit while urging stronger aid to Great Britain and favoring a Washington capital after the war over Berlin. Willkie spoke after a White House dinner with President Roosevelt and endorsed aid to Britain.
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White House Correspondents Association
Record Cold Grips North Dakota Minnesota Workers
Temperatures plunge to near or below zero across North Dakota and Minnesota with readings as low as 14 below in Rooseau and 13 in Bemidji, while nearby states report subzero spells. Forecaster Gumpf predicts moderation in 24 to 36 hours as ice fishermen and two women drift on ruined ice in Lake Superior, their rescue hindered by high waves and dangerous conditions.
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Peainstla
DOCTORS 000 Healing Arts bills divided by committee
The Healing Arts bills were taken by a committee of local medical representatives serving without pay. The monthly allowance totaled $210,850 statewide, with 33 cents per person. Money was pro rated by county to mirror original bills. Physicians have fixed charges including 2 for four house visits, 1 for an olive visit, 25 for a maternity case. Pharmacists are paid first due to actual cash outlays.
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Mellon Art Gallery Dedication Sees Kress Expansion
At the gallery dedication Chief Justice Hughes will introduce Samuel H. Kress who offers his private collection as the first Mellon's fellow art collector to respond. Kress, 78, donates his Italian collection and loans 43 paintings and 23 sculptures. A large engraving and lithograph collection dating from the 15th to 19th centuries is gifted by Ellen T. Bullard and three anonymous donors. Admission details follow.
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Justice Hughes
Galleries
Samuel H. Kress
Mellon
Kress
Ellen T. Bullard
State i continued from page one today
State i continues from page one on this day marking the fifth anniversary of the Wasetrous i Patrick's Day flood with brief notes on ongoing impacts and remembrance efforts in the affected communities.
Legislation Sparks Labor Reform and Defense Bills
The legislature moves into a stormy week with defense measures poised for Senate votes and two labor law amendments awaiting House action. A Senate inquiry into Shamokin State Hospital proceeds as the state marks the 1930 St Patrick’s Day flood anniversary amid house efforts on local charter reform and highway funding plans.
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State Assistance Board
Shamokin State Hospital
George A. Deltrick
Northumberland
Susquehanna
Home Guard
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Monds
N.montgomery
Oays City
Shemokin Hospital
James
Nanticoke State Hospital
McKees Rocks Bottoms residents move to new flats
In McKees Rocks the Bottoms see an orderly exodus of 52 families to newly built low-peat apartments on a plateau overlooking the Ohio river. By month’s end 288 families will occupy Allegheny county housing authority residences, a $1,300,000 project recalling the 1938 devastation. Susquehanna river levels were well below flood stage on St Patrick’s Day anniversary, as forecasts noted saturated ground and thaw runoff near Harrisburg and Binghamton.
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Allegheny County Housing Authority
Ohio River
Susquehanna
Harrisburg
Binghamton
The
Camp News Buoys Morale With Cooks Class and Lectures
Camp activities include drills with small arms, classroom lessons on The Articles of War, and a morale push. The base hospital saw 9 officers and 6558 enlisted Sunday, 7 officers and 580 enlisted Saturday, with Pvt Charley Duffy of Malvern noted on oxygen for pneumonia and Pvt Thomas F Ward of New Cumberland awaiting an appendectomy. A pastry cook school opened, morale officers gathered for a conference, and newspaper staff joined a night session with regimental PR officers to field questions.
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Malvern
111Th Infantry
Philadelphia
Thomas F. Ward
New Cumberland
James A. Williams
Headley Convicted in Plot to Murder Case
Headley, who denied knowledge of the plot, was convicted last Friday of conspiracy to murder and assault with intent to kill. He was released on $10,000 bond pending appeal for a new trial. Judge Challen W. Wayhoe imposed the sentences on the women after they sobbed and pleaded for leniency with Defense Attorney W. Robert Thompson. District Attorney A. M. Nichols recommended clemency as the women testified for the state. Mrs. Cumberledge, spectacled and plump, asked for mercy. Mrs. Flettt spoke in a whisper, noting she had admitted shooting.
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Challen W. Wayhoe
W. Robert Thompson
A. M. Nichols
Sordid Greene County crime sentence amid war updates
The court heard Thompson describe the Pettit and Headley case as one of Greene County's most sordid crimes while claiming the women were Headley’s tools. Judge Waychoff warned of leniency for state’s evidence, ordering a thorough Munty Prison review of Pettit. The report then shifts to international war updates, detailing German naval and air actions, Mussolini’s Albanian offensive, and British war industry mobilization.
Wreck Toll Rises After Deliberate Rail Tampering
A derailment blamed on tampered track left 107 dead or injured as rescuers battled snow and water. FBI agents joined the Pittsburgh inquiry while rail officials vowed a full investigation. Firemen, Red Cross volunteers, and police helped evacuate passengers amid a chaotic, icy scene spanning Rochester to Pittsburgh.
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Elizabeth McDonald
Altoona
Harry Kennedy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pittsburgh
Manhattan Limited
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Cara
R. W. Compton
Baden
Laurene Elsaman
Harrisburg
Leetsdale
Aliquippa and Company
Red Cross
Rochester-New Brighton
Rochester
Penn Beaver Hotel
W. L. Ambrose
Beaver County
FBI
Multiple Weekends Auto Accidents Kill Five In Chester County Area
A fourth, 17 year old William Darlington, died today. Five victims, Richard Harman 15, Robert Green 17, Norman Reed 12, all of West Chester, died when their car left a Malvern area road and overturned after leaving a cafe party. Three companions escaped. Robert Henry Weller 19, son of Major John H. Weller of Wayne, died in a Bryn Mawr collision with another car. Week-end victims also include Myrtle Lederach 34 of Pottstown killed in an auto truck crash, Joseph Veitch 85 of Fean deraville Bucks County killed in a Philadelphia auto trolley crash, and John Kirschner 43 pedestrian killed by a car near Wout Newton.
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Richard Harman
Robert Green
Norman Reed
West Chester
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Robert Henry Weller
Princeton University
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John H. Weller
Wayne
Myrtle Lederach
Pottstown
Joseph Veitch
Feanderaville
Bucks County
Philadelphia
John Kirschner
Wout Newton
Nazi Bremen Fire Report Updates From Berlin
Nazi transport Bremen reported afire in Berlin with blaze under extinguishing efforts. DNB German News Agency stated the event occurred today with uncertain origin aboard the Lloyd steamer Bremen, once famed for her Atlantic dash.
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Roel Welson Discusses Rural Jobs and Education Frontiers
Mr Welson surveys three churches and 200 families over a 50 mile circuit seeking work insights. He cites demand for made to order jobs, lack of funds, and the need for good rural teachers and basic life skills in Western Pennsylvania. He outlines three tests for those seeking employment and notes remaining frontiers for job seekers.
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Jobe
Jesus
Pennsylvania
Mr. Weisen
Stock Market Noon Totals Amid Broad Rally Across Many Firms
The New York noon report lists widespread gains for many issues led by Am Can Am Tel and Tel, Boeing, Chrysler, General Electric, IBM and American brands. Major movers include Repub Steel 18% Penn RR 1% and Sears Roebuck 73% with broader activity across Conglomerates, Industrials and consumer stocks.
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Cen RR
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Param Piet Penney
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Pullman _Radio Corp
Repub Steel
Reading Co
Raynolda Toh B
Sears Roe
Treasury balance report with a large total
Treasury balance stands at 1.70063663223 billion dollars as of a listed date, with the report noting the vast sum and reflecting a routine ledger update. The fragment references Washington and March but provides no clear context or dates for a complete event.
Roosevelt Mulls Labor Board Plan Amid CIO AFL Clash
Indications point to President Roosevelt favoring a defense labor board with two CIO representatives, two AFL, four from industry and three from the public to seek voluntary settlements in defense disputes. CIO leader Murray warned it could harm labor, while AFL backs the plan. Separately, Bridgeville and Atlantic City labor actions disrupt production and wage talks, as CIO unions press strikes and wage demands.
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Office of Production Management
Sidney Hillman
OPM
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Meyer
CIO Transport Workers
New York
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Men's Garment Manufacturers
Markets Show Spread in Wheat and Produce Notes
Chicago wheat edged lower while corn drifted mixed as May and July futures fluctuated. Pittsburgh market reports show steady fruit, varying potato supplies, and strong livestock prices amid Slow produce demand. An Anaheim note highlights Connia Mack iges promoting baseball amid exhibition rainouts with Pirates and A's. North Carolina hosts varinicullate deposits as a unique clinker of geology.
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