Mussolini vows Italy will not be prisoner in the Mediterranean
At Calabria Mussolini defends Italian aims and honors Michele Bianchi. He hails Fascist resolve and denounces Daladier, while Italian editors say France bears responsibility for a widening rift. A wreath at Bianchi's tomb marks the visit as crowds cheer along the route.
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Mediterranean
Rome
Italy
Daladier
France
Virginio Gayda
Il Duce
Calabria
Cosenza
Tr Duce
Michele Bianchi
Bianchi
Tialadier
Il Resto del Carlino
Bologna
Resto del Carlino
Hollywood slugger hunt widens as police face heat
LA police search for a tall suspect after 11 year old Delia Bogard and dancer Anya Sosoyeva were attacked. Capt. Patton leads homicide inquiry as council condemns police performance and ponders a reward. Actor Joseph Bushane held on suspicion of murder after anonymous tip.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
D. R. Patton
Delia Bogard
Tomboy Taylor
Anya Sosoyeva
Los Angeles City College
Miss. Bogard
Joseph D. Bushane
City
Unemployment Benefits Rise in February Across States
The social security board reports benefits totaling over 34.7 million dollars paid to unemployed insured workers in February, up about 5.5 million from January across 49 states and territories. Some 850 thousand workers drew benefits in the week ending February 25, rising to over 1 million by mid March as 18 states paid full claims. Kansas paid 322,721 in February and 42,007 in January.
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Washington
Mar
Social Security Board
Kansas
Important Statement to be Made by Japan
Tokyo reports the Japanese government will host U S, French and British ambassadors at the foreign office to receive an important statement. Details were unavailable but Hachiro Arita was expected to outline negotiations with Italy and Germany on the anti Comintern pact and to reassure that democracies remain unaffected with Soviet Russia as the pivot. Arita was also seen to announce relaxed foreign trade restrictions in China.
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United States
Foreign Office
Hachiro Arita
Italy
Germany
Arita
Russia
China
Tanlac promise of strength and rest aids readers in sickness
Advertisement touts Tanlac as a cure for stomach and bowel issues, promising energy, endurance, steadier nerves, better sleep, and relief from laxatives. It claims 55,900,000 bottles sold and urges readers to ask their druggist for Tanlac.
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Taniac
Tanlae
Kansas Social Work Conference Plans Proposed Reforms
Dr. Carroll D. Clark chairs the state conference research committee with 11 groups meeting in Emporia April 13 15 to study Kansas social problems and local resources for public dependency prevention. Esther Twente says the event will offer recommendations for using resources from schools hospitals health services churches libraries and community groups while stressing local conditions and public understanding.
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Carroll D. Clark
Department of Sociology
Kansas University
Kansas
Gram
Boy Scouts
Doctors unlock long-closed throat with steel beads
Mrs Agnes Gregory, age 32, who could not swallow after childhood lye burns, regained ability to eat by a Gen hospital surgeon threading a silk line into her esophagus and advancing steel beads and springs down the wire over ten days to widen the passage.
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Kansas City
Mar
Agnes Gregory
General Hospital
Mrs. Gregory
Gregory Statement Reveals Improved Swallowing After Treatment
Mrs. Gregory declares she can swallow better now than ever while a doctor requests anonymity for his name in a terse, unnamed medical consultation note.
Newspapers Banned in Bohemia Moravia Protectorate
United States, French and Swiss papers banned in Bohemia Moravia since March 20. Only The Times and London Daily Mail allowed from Britain. German Italian Hungarian and two Polish papers remain on sale.
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Prague
Mar
United States
Bohemia and Moravia
Times of London
London Daily Mail
Goebbels Arrives in Athens by Air
German Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels arrived in Athens today by air amid official reception events and heightened security.
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Athens
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Unclear Dispatch From Budapest Greeting in Athens
A plane from Budapest arrived where the German minister greeted German residents in Athens, marking a formal reception by local German community members.
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Athens
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