GLECHS Resist as Hungarian Army Moves in Carpatho Ukraine
Reporter Robert B. Parker Jr describes bitter trench fighting seven miles west of Chust as Hungarian troops push to annex the region. Hungarian casualties rise as Czech and Ukrainian resist, with Varos Mart captured and a Czech plane driven off by anti-aircraft fire.
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Robert B. Parker
Carpatho-Ukraine
Chust
Carpatho- Ukraine
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Bucharest
Augustin Valasi
Thei R
Varos Mart
Varoz Mart
Expect Ritler to Act on Other Nazi Plans
The article reports Polish officials sensing imminent Nazi moves beyond Slovakia as Germany pursues expanded influence in Central Europe. It notes fears of a swift follow up, calls for action and inner consolidation, and mentions Nazi press views on Bohemia Moravia and a broader drive toward a Greater Germany with Ukraine under German influence.
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Slovakia
Europe
National “Unity- Movement
Gan
Buanincs Skyeday
Baltic
Poland
Ukraine
Soviet Russia
Rumania
Hungary
Carpatho - Ukraine
Bohemia and
Moravia
Bohemia
Czecho-Slovakia
Hitler
Germany
Death Valley Scotty Ready To Sell His Castle
Los Angeles March 11 AP Death Valley Scotty says the castle in Death Valley is for sale after fifty years in the spotlight. He recalls the region’s rough past and notes the site’s now a government park with rangers and tour crowds. Co-owner Albert Johnson confirms Scotty’s word goes.
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Death Valley
Los Angeles
Death Valley Scotty
Monte Cristo
Desert
Albert W. Johnson
Scotty
First Aid Course Offered at Courthouse in Farmington
A ten week first aid class begins March 20 at the courthouse. C O Hartshorn of the WPA Educational Division will teach about 20 hours total. Enrollment starts 7 PM March 20. The instruction is free and aims to enable laypeople to assist in emergencies before a physician arrives.
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C. O. Hartshorn
Educational Division
Works Progress Administration
Farmington
Missouri
Unhappy Vacation Ends With Fire-Damaged Cafe
Fredonia Kansas cafe owner C E Pippin planned a vacation in California. His car flipped in California, was wrecked, and a later message reported his cafe back home badly damaged by fire.
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Fredonia
Kans
C. E. Pippin
California
Wallace urges Congress to extend Roosevelt monetary powers
Secretary Wallace asked Congress to extend presidential powers to devalue the dollar, run the 2 billion stabilisation fund, and continue domestic silver purchases. He likened monetary powers to national defense to prevent foreign moves from destabilizing farm prices and said renewal may be needed before June 30, with a bill proposed to extend to January 16, 194.
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Washington
Wallace
Congress
Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
Morgenthau
Townsend
R-Del
Adams
O' Colo
Plan treatment for baby dying of tumor
New Rochelle New Jersey reports Harold Holt Jr a two and a half year old baby in critical condition as doctors outline a plan of treatment for a severe tumor. The headline notes a grave medical case with urgent care steps anticipated by Chicago area hospitals.
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New Rochelle
N.J
Harold Holt, Jr
Woman Credits Adlerika for Clear Skin Change
Verna Schiepp claims her pimples and blemishes vanished after using Adlerika. She says her skin is smooth and healthy looking. The ad notes Adlerika cleanses the bowels and relieves constipation that worsens skin issues. G A Fischer Drug Co and GC Wells Druggist listed.
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Verna Schiepp
Fischer Drug Co
Hitler Holds Key to Czech Refugee Fate
Hitler alone can answer the looming question. Nazi occupation of Bohemia and Moravia traps about 30,000 Czech Jews and German social democrats who had planned to flee. British refugee officials and Czech sponsors warn that Goering’s order to prohibit arrivals or departures endangers these would-be emigrants.
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Hitler
Bohemia
Moravia
Society of Friends
Uakers
Hermann Goering
Germany
Ill of a tumor arrives for treatment in New Rochelle
An ill man from Monongahela Pennsylvania arrived today by auto and plane to New Rochelle hospital for examination and treatment. Doctors hope the measures may save his life.
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Monongahela, Pa
New Rochelle Hospital
Labor crisis tests AFL leadership over CIO split
Washington March 16 AP President William Green of the AFL left to his executive council a problem threatening labor peace talks with the CIO. The 15 member council, summoned to a March 23 special session, must decide if the “rebels” can be readmitted with broader jurisdiction. The issue centers on AFL rules blocking unions whose claimed jurisdiction overlaps with AFL affiliates without written consent. The CIO split’s test comes as peace conferences pause to March 24. AFL leaders cite the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union and United Mine Workers as challenging AFL jurisdictions, while the quote from Luscrefiup underscores rival views.
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Washington
William Green
American ‘Federation of Labor
Cro
John L. Lewis
AFL
CIO
Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Bowel Movements and Digestion
A dated health ad urges regular water intake and fruit for constipation relief and digestion. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a harmless remedy for constipation and sluggish liver digestion, claiming decades of use and wide consumer approval with a strong sales pitch.
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