German Troops March Into Rhineland Amid Frontier Tension
Paris reports 100000 French troops in fortified posts along the Rhineland as German forces move onto the left bank. French and German units confront each other near border forts with fears of incidents rising. Swift pursuit planes stay aloft to identify or down suspected overflights.
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Metz
France
Rhineland
Strasburg
Nancy
Tricolor
Germany
Rhine
Paris
Eden warns Germany on Locarno breach and Britain’s aid pledge
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden stated in the House of Commons that Britain would assist France and Belgium if attacked in violation of the Locarno treaty. He added there is no current threat of hostilities and signaled willingness to consider Hitler’s peace covenants, stressing the need to clarify Britain's stabilizing European role.
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England
France
Belgium
Hitler
G. H. Anderson
Associated Press
London
Anthony Eden
Germany
Great Britain
House of Commons
Hitler Rally Boosts Germany After Rhineland Move
Berlin reports a nationwide loyalty pledge by the regular army backing Hitler after the Rhineland sovereignty return. Two days of jubilant demonstrations followed occupation of the left bank, with Der Fuehrer hailed by crowds as the Reich chancellery flag was lowered and army guards withdrawn.
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Louis P. Lochner
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Rhineland
Rhine
Third Reich
Hitler
der Fuehrer
Reich Chancellery
Reichswehr
St Louis Desensitizer Study Finds Limited Pain Relief
The St Louis Dental Society announced its inquiry into a tooth desensitizer formula by Dr. Leroy J L Hartmann of Columbia University. The preparation provided complete pain relief in only 27 percent of 472 cases studied in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Dental Society
Leroy JL. Hartmann
Columbia University
Congress Debates Toll Revision and Agency Hearings
Congress debates Panama canal toll revision and ship subsidy legislation. Commerce and Appropriations panels study treasury, post office funding, legislative establishment bills, and district measures. Ways and Means subcommittee continues tax legislation review.
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Commerce Committee
Appropriations
Treasury and Post Office Department
House
District of Columbia
Appropriations Committee
Burns May Be Fatal In Cincinnati Fire
Hilbert Morgan aged 19 remains in critical condition in a Cincinnati hospital after a cigarette dropped while he slept, igniting a devastating blaze in his home.
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Cincinnati
Hilbert Morgan
Jurors Drawn for April Term in Hocking County
Jurors for the April term of the Hocking county common pleas court will be drawn on Saturday morning, March 21, at 10 00.
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Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Fight Against Tax Tampering
Washington reports a high New Deal backfire as opponents resist major changes to Roosevelt s 792 million tax program. Administration advisers say they oppose exemptions in the undistributed profits tax aimed at forcing profits to dividends subject to income and surtaxes. the plan is projected to raise about 620 million annually.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Writers Peak At 41 Poets At 25 Study Shows
An Ohio University psychologist reports that writers peak at age 41, chemists between 30 and 85, inventors at 35, and astronomers 40 to 45. Poets show their best work at ages 25 to 28, and short story writers before 35, based on selections of 2,000 top works from English and American authors.
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Athens, CO
Ohio University
Harvey C. Lehman
Lehman
Ethiopian Offensive Halted Amid Peace Appeal Hopes
Reports say Italy's offensives in northern Ethiopia paused as peace sentiment grows after the League of Nations appeal and Hitler’s denunciation of Locarno. Marshal Badoglio returns to Asmara and Rome denies word of a cessation. Officials foresee a shift toward détente and a gradual lifting of sanctions.
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Andrue Berding
Associaed Press
RCME
Italy
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Pietro Badoglio
Asmara
Eritrea
Rome
Europe
League
Adolf Hitler
Locarno
Rhineland
France
Settlement Near as Gotham Strike Talks Advance
New York City service workers in over 2,000 offices and apartments moved toward a settlement after union leaders accepted LaGuardia six point plan to end the walkout unconditionally. Building managers agreed to submit proposals to employers as peace hopes rise.
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Laguardia
New York
James J. Bambrick
Manhattan
Grand Central Area
Brooklyn
Queens
Bambrick
Mayoria
New York City
F. H. LaGuardia
Ethiopians vow defensive war until peace talks begin
Addis Ababa reports Ethiopia will continue its defensive war regardless of Italian moves. A government communique confirms Badoglio ordered a halt on the northern front and notes a British Red Cross ambulance unit at Quorum was bombed for the third time by Italian planes.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Italy
Pietro Badoglio
Red Cross
Quorum
FD Pleads For Rail Harmony
President Roosevelt urged railroad management and labor to intensify efforts to resolve the issue of employing workers displaced by rail unification projects. He sent letters to P. J. Pelly and J. A. Phillips, urging cooperation and coordination in the industry.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph B. Eastman
P. J. Pelly
Association of American Railroads
J. A. Phillips
Committee of
Railway Labor Executives
Death Claims John C. Pettit
John C. Pettit died at 6:15 p.m. in the Mitchell Rest Home Columbus after more than a year of ill health. The 66 year old Logan attorney leaves son Virgil C. in Washington DC and daughter Mrs Arch Bangert in Columbus. Sister Mrs Charles Price of Logan and Pettit’s early years in Benton township are noted. He was a prominent figure in Logan legal circles.
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John C. Pettit
Logan
Mitchell
Columbus
Virgil C
Washington DC
Arch Bangert
Charles Price
Pettit
Louise Wetzel
E. O. Pettit
Air Hero Dies as Plane Falls in Crash
Lieutenant Robert K. Giovannoli, 31, hero of the Boeing Flying Fortress disaster at Dayton last October, is killed when his single seater pursuit plane crashes after takeoff from Logan Airport. Officials cite a likely structural defect in a wing wire plate, found broken in the wreckage a thousand yards from the plane.
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Baltimore
Logan
Robert K. Giovannoli
Dayton
Ohio
Louis W. Rawlings
Giovannoli
Logan Field
Hold Two For Grain Theft
Bert and Clinton Bay of Sand Run were taken into custody Sunday night by Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputy Nellis Smith. Five bushels of corn were found, traced to the farm of William Bryan near Greendale. Bryan, of Logan, was notified. The brothers were jailed awaiting arraignment before Magistrate B. S. Whitehart.
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Bert
Clinton Bay
Sand Run
Joe Farbearn
Nellis Smith
Jon
William Bryan
Greendale
Bryan
Logan
B. Whitehart
Skunk Visits Home but Evades Police in Youngstown
March 9 residents report few visitors at Mrs. Virginia Evans home as a skunk wandered nearby yesterday. Police searched but could not locate the animal while fire crews declined to rescue it. Mrs. Evans kept to open windows and cautious walking through the house.
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Youngstown
Virginia Evans
Funeral services for NCR sales agent William Outten
William A. Outten, 55, sales agent for the National Cash Register Co., died yesterday at his home from pneumonia. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
William A. Outten
National Cash Register Co
Rhineland Move Frightens Paris Seeks Unified Action
France drives a rapid European coalition to punish Germany for the Rhineland occupation and to force Hitler to obey Locarno. Britain Italy Belgium and Poland weigh joining a Paris conference of Locarno signatories for swift action.
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John Evans
Associated Press
Paris
France
Germany
Rhineland
Warsaw
Poland
Hitler
Locarno
Britain
Italy
Belgium
West Confers With Leaders Over Cleveland Delegates
Undersecretary Charles West met for more than two hours with county Democratic leaders in Cleveland to decide who will be sent as delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Selections from the 20th 21st and 22nd districts were to be determined with Gongwer’s bid backed by county leaders and Bulkley opposing his delegate status.
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Cleveland
The
Interor
Charles West
Democratic Organization
20Th
21St
W. B. Gongwer
U.S
Robert J. Bulkley
Gongwer
For Sale Classified Items and Prices
For sale items listed include bed stead and springs 1.50 and 5 for bed, an overstuffed chair 2.60 two rockers 1.50 each a ma topped wash stand 1 11x12 linoleum 4 and a chiffonier 2.50 Call 38% W West Side. Ad appeared in Logan Daily News with buyers disappointed as all items were sold before nightfall Thursday.
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West Side
Mia
Ed Nelson
Logan
Logan Daily News
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