Labor Peace Report Skews U.S. Labor Board Ruling
A March 1 report details U S statements on the NLRB decision affecting Mel Qual Norris Manufacturing and UAW bargaining, noting use of the Wagner Act and the board majority finding the company failed to engage in collective bargaining. It names U.S. officials and centers on labor relations and proposed peace prospects.
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Smith
Last Minute News Flashes Sweep Washington Front
Last Minute News Flashes report a string of brief items from Washington London and Bombay including labor board reforms and a reopened murder case linked to capone and o bans. The dispatch notes tensions over labor relations and international diplomacy as March developments unfold.
Senate 19 push boosts farm aid amid economy drive
The Senate advanced a large farm appropriations package aiming for about 8228.8 million for agriculture and subsidies, with a final vote anticipated before Meritfall. Debate centered on funding to raise farmers purchasing power and offset savings from other departments while tax questions lingered.
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Vatican seeks Nazi security for Catholics in annexed lands
Vatican officials in Berlin discuss a possible modus vivendi to protect Catholic rights in Austria Bohemia Moravia and the German occupied Polish territories. The talks involve Monsignor Cesare Orsenigo and Pope Pius XII with Ribbentrop as Rome weighs a legal religious framework and state funding for church institutions.
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Bohemir-Moravia
Poland
Hitler and Mussolini discuss European order amid Balkan tensions
Reports from Rome Berlin and London outline dueling accounts of Hitler and Mussolini plans. Germany eyes a new European order via the Rome Berlin axis extending toward Moscow while seeking to neutralize Balkan forces and preempt Allied control in southern Europe.
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Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Bremer Pass
Europe
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Berlin
London
Paris
Germany
Moscow
Balkan
Teormany
Russia
Burvania
Leghorn
Rivers Contempt Case To Be Aired
At Valdosta Georgia a federal contempt case involving Governor Rivers continues as Judge Denver hears the matter. The governor seeks to overturn state orders and restore Miller to office, while Rivers argues for immediate relief and questions over court authority. The case highlights tensions between state and federal courts and ongoing constraints on state officials.
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Wife of FDR son seriously hurt in riding accident
Amarottesville Va March 18 An actor Roosevelt the wife of the President's son suffered a fractured pelvic and concussion in a fall from a horse near Highlands Warrington bank She was taken to University hospital for treatment Doctors described her condition as serious Young Roosevelt attended class at the University of Virginia when notified of the accident The President's son and his wife formerly of Du Pont are connected to the family.
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Moosevelt
University of Virginia
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Rice man released on seven thousand dollar bond
Sheriff Milani reports Charles C. Rice freed on seven thousand bond for May Sullivan County civil term while facing murder charges in the fatal slaying of his wife Peggy H. Rice. Bond signed by Robinson Transfer officials and deputies. Rice was among three men arrested March by the local police vision. Rhea released earlier under two dollars bond. Johns remains jailed on four thousand head charge.
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Sullivan Ean Charities
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Naval Tugs Start Off to Honolulu
Navy moves to strengthen Pacific defenses as tugs depart New Orleans bound for Honolulu and Manila route. The group, mounted on a 3,000 boat craft, will push down the river and through the Panama Canal, with drydock waits at Pearl Harbor. Officials report the mission aims to relocate ships from Philadelphia and Baltimore yards to Pacific bases for extended operations against potential threats.
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Maryland
Lia Wales
Une
Aviatrix Aims to Break World Air Speed Record
Aboard a single motorized, oxygen equipped monoplane Jacqueline Cochran plans to fly tomorrow to surpass the 2,000 kilometer air speed record of 211 miles per hour. Weather permitting, the famed Amelean aviatrix will proceed along three miles above the earth in an attempt to surpass the German record.
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paKe
Newsprint Plant Plans Completed in Tennessee Valley
The Tennessee Valley Paper Mills, Inc announced plans for a 4,200,000 ton newsprint plant in Tennessee to be built with stock subscriptions and $2,550,000 debentures. Gov. Gordon Browning would be president with George J. Bers as chairman, and New York president M. Davenport to lead the board alongside Knoxville and Chattanooga directors.
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Tennessee Valley Paper Mills, Inc
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Charles H. Hearty
Mugeai
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Wayne Markey
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C D. Litto
Chattanooga
Titegol
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Secret Session Votes In French Chamber On War Aid Debate
France's Chamber of Deputies held an immediate secret session to discuss government conduct in the Barongan war aid and Finland peace repercussions. Edouard Here fad, president, proposed the motion which was carried after short debate as deputies reconvened following last February's and Friday's adjournments. Confidence votes and interruptions shaped the unusual session amid a tense political climate.
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Lylwdics
Fire drives guests from Minnesota hotel in early morning blaze
A hotel fire at the Prairie Hotel in Minnesota sent at least eight people to hospitals or shelters and forced many to flee into the street before dawn. Firefighters from Marshall Walnut Grove and Balden battled flames as residents escaped through windows and doors. Several guests, including Mrs. A.T. Nardin and Mrs. Britton, were injured or missing amid the fast moving blaze.
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Britain vows no drift from war aims amid crisis
London reports Prime Minister Chamberlain telling the House of Commons Britain will stay true to war aims despite rumors of Hitler Mussolini discussions at Bremer Pass. He defended the Scapa Flow air raid assessment, noted limited damage, and said Britain remains ready to aid Finland and Sweden, with potential forces to Sweden if attacked and warnings of German plans against Norway and Sweden.
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Towns Prepare Signs as Census Bureau Counts Noses
The census count kicks off next week with crews changing street signs and tallying residents. Officials plan to use door surveys and arrive in towns across the region to determine population figures, with results influencing federal funding and representation.
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