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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1940

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More Vigorous British Action in War Sought

London reports a bold air raid by 14 Heinkel bombers on Scapa Flow as Britain seeks tougher war policy. On Hitler's birthday, Chamberlain faces cabinet change calls and a heated debate among Labour, Liberal, and Conservative MPs over a new, sharper wartime course.

London Marely Germany Scapa Flow Chamberlain

Allies Constrain London Consult on Eastern Aid Proposals

British officials debated Allied plans for Eurasian help as France and Turkey discussed a Western powers role. Foreign Undersecretary Butler told the Commons a League of Nations commission would study peaceful reform proposals, but Liberal Arthur Woodie proposal was rejected by Butler and Foreign Secretary Astor.

London France Sane Tine Peacy Arthur Woodie Sind Butler Lord Astitaxe

Informer Notes Possible Post Easter War Cabinet Changes

Political observers believe borlain plans minor reforms after Easter. Speculation centers on a war cabinet led by Lloyd George with premiers kept outside routine departments, retaining Churchill Simon and Halifax in senior roles while Attlee and Pinnabler Archibald join only if invited.

David Lloyd George Chamberlain Winston Churchill Admiralty John Simon Lord Halifax Ludgee Labor Bers Teader Clement R. Attlee Archibal Iinclair Lloyd George

Senate Approves State Convention Assessment Curbs

Washington March 18 The Senate approved an amendment to curb state employees from political contributions in a move toward a vote on anti political activity legislation. The measure would apply to employees funded mainly from federal funds. House opposition noted. A Nashville Democratic convention date May 29 was set by the party executive committee.

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Local Child Left in Custody Of Father Pending Hearing

Josephine Tae remainder with her father Terry mid erhe proving parents arranged for her possession. Nellie Green aunt to appear before Magistrate M M Chase on malicious trespass and kidnapping charges. Lyle Lee and Helen Josephine’s father swore warrant that Mrs recon came to his house on Bloodale road and took the child with her grandmother. Cornett Gutherland and Norval Satharliod charged with aiding kidnapping. Magistrate Chas presided and the father agreed to release for change of possession until Thursday hearing.

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Census clash looms as Tobey fights questions

Washington reports a heated census dispute after Senator Tobey objects to government queries. Secretary Haple and Hopkins defend the questions as constitutional while Tobey warns of coercion. A Republican reader supports opposing the administration, with a Senate vote expected before April.

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Welles and leaders meet as Europe weighs peace

Vatican City March 18 two meetings drew world attention Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini conferred at Brenner Pass while Pope Pius XII and Sumner Welles held private talks in the Vatican Welles Roosevelt adviser to report back with any details before American return and keep Britain France and the USSR on edge of action as German naval air power looms

Vatican City Baraner Welles Pius XII Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini Brenner Roosevelt Fiider Myron C. Taylor Vatican U. S Welles Mussolini Great Britain France Germany Italy Britain Soviet Russia Balkans

Former WPA head to serve 2 years

Murray, ex WPA administrator and city official tied to the Pendergast machine, was sentenced to two years in federal prison for income tax evasion. He was convicted of evading taxes on 49 601 dollars, claiming 49 800 dollars as gifts and gratuities from contractor J Pryor.

Kansas City Matthew Murray WPA Tom Pendergast Albert Reever Pendergast J. Pryor Jige Reeves Wangas City Publiss Department Les Murray

No Bond Set in Rice Johnson Slaying Case

Sharles Chrive and TB. La. Johnson bound over to Sullivan circuit court on alleged involvement in the slaying of Rice's wife Mrs Peggy Rivined La Lhe County at Blountville. Bond set at $7,000 with $5,000 cash or securities. Sheriff Roby A. Milam reports. Police Chief Crawford and investigators pursue years of Rice activities to amass evidence for first degree murder charges.

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Heaviest Fighting Reported on West Front During War

Paris dispatch reports the heaviest fighting of the war on the west front with large German forces engaged and repelled by French machine gun and artillery fire. German patrols in sectors west of the Vosges and east of the Moelle faced French counterfire and suffered heavy losses as multiple engagements unfolded.

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Garner Seeks To Join Farley In 1940 Ticket

Garner proposes a political alliance with James A. Farley to block a Roosevelt third-term bid. If formed, Farley could be placed second on the ticket. no final stance from Farley or other aides is disclosed.

Wfashingtom Garner James A. Parley Roosevelt Shay Farley Fastmaster General Garner Wa Iteer

Peace Meeting Between Hitler and Mussolini Shocks World

Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini held a two and a half hour talks in the Brenner Pass amid a snowstorm to discuss the war and the future of allied and authoritarian nations. U S Undersecretary Sumner Welles, in Europe on a fact finding mission, followed the event as it unfolded with Berlin and Rome noting a cordial exchange. The surprise conference occurred as both leaders were en route home, with the world only learning of it after their departures.

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Murder-To-Order Gang Blamed In Dozen Slayings

New York March 18 AP A Hollywood actor linked to police uniforms was arrested by Brooklyn DA William T. O Dwyer as investigation widens into a dollar a death murder for hire syndicate tied to a dozen or more gangland killings. Authorities say 10 or more men were arrested and questioned as the alleged reader and others were sought. The gang reportedly operated across Brooklyn and Sullivan County New York with ties to the Purple Gang.

New York Rojes William T. O'Dwyer Brooklyn O'Dwyer West Coast Irving Cohen Brookyn Ving Evie Sullivan County Upstate Combine

Brenner Pass meeting signals Rome Berlin axis widen to Moscow

Berlin reports a cordial talk between Hitler and Mussolini with plans for a Europe reorganized around Soviet Russia as a partner. Italy could join the war if deemed advantageous, and German Italian coal and resource accords would deepen cooperation. A future Soviet rapprochement and Balkan influence delineation were noted as likely follow-ups.

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Judge sentences six in drug cases

Six men tied to Mountain City and Bristol drug offenses faced Federal Judge George Taylor Loday. Sentences ranged from 12 months to five years, with three suspensions. Probed defendants placed on probation included James R. Byler aged 60 and Justin Smythe aged 67, both Mountain City residents and a Mountain City drug store operator. Dr Paul Matron and C. O. Donnelly also received suspended terms.

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Mine Victims Declared Dead After Willow Grove Explosion

Willow Grove mine disaster in Yeady Clarsville Ohio leaves 78 victims given up for dead as authorities prepare to pursue death claims near 400000. A transit building clerk Mrs Byttle C Hoist reportedly died by plunging from the vicinity of 21st and H streets.

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