Nations to hear Hitler's offer amid Locarno rift
International powers gathered in London and Paris to decide sanctions against Germany after Hitler occupied the Rhineland. France and Britain pressured for a strict response while Russia pledged support for a united Franco British front and possible military and economic penalties.
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Rhineland
League of Nations
France
Russia
Adolf Hitler
League Council
Reich
Eden
von Hoesch
Hitler
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
League
der Fuehrer
Locarno
Maxim Litvinoff
Flandin
Britain
Anthony Eden
Stanley Baldwin
Belgium
Italy
London
Associated Presa
Litvinoff
Soviet
League of Nations Council
Third Reich
Hitler Defies French Demands as Rhine Occupation Continues
Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime vow to stand firm behind the Rhine gun deployment, rejecting surrender on sovereignty and warning of Europe’s peace system if rejected. Goering pledges Germany will defend its rights to the last breath as diplomats face a French stand and potential food shortages.
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Hitler
Britain
Locarno
Rhine
Reich
der Fuehrer
Rhineland
Planes to Visit in Path of Toll Flood Delays and Losses
Flood waters rise along the Merrimac and West River sweeping away a bridge near Upton Mass. A man, John Prentiss aged 50, drowned in his auto 160 feet from the swept bridge. Schools and factories close as telegraph lines fail and roads flood and bridges crumble.
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Massachusetts
Merrimac
Salem
Upton
Mass
John Prentiss
West River
Plymouth
N. H
Lawrence
New England
Great War Upon Dust Launched at CCC Camp
H. G. Beehler, superintendent of the CCC camp, announced that the system may take years to show results as the boys began digging furrows.
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H. G. Beehler
CCC
Beehler
Tennis Club Organized At Northeast Center
Thirty students at the Northeast Center of Louisiana State University organized a tennis club Friday morning. Officers elected include President Dawson Kennedy and Vice-President Billy Reagan. Six concrete courts are being constructed on campus.
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Louisiana State University
Dawson Kennedy
Billy Reagan
Jean Scholars
Martha Garrison
Baptist Students’ Union
Ray Mobley
Alumni Association of
Teacher's plea denied over weight issue in New York
Rose Freistater, a New York City school teacher, had her appeal against a refusal of a teaching license denied by State Commissioner of Education Frank P. Graves. The city board of education initially refused the license due to overweight concerns.
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Albany
N. Y
Rose Freistater
New York City
City Board of Education
Frank P. Graves
City Auditor Links Tyler to $348,742 Embezzlement
Officials say Tyler's death is a death by own action amid a $348,742.76 embezzlement from city funds. Mayor Couzens and Police report indicate Tyler disposed of illegally drawn checks and falsified city records as investigators pursue inside fraud.
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Hoffman
Tyler
Cobo
Couzens
Salt stipend helps Syracuse keep Onondaga lands
The state of New York provides 16 pounds of salt annually to Onondaga tribal members to honor the 1795 treaty, amid a $349,000 deposits shortage and concerns the city might revert to the tribe.
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Syracuse
State of
New York
Retail Sales Reach Year's Highest Level
New York March 13 retail trade volume rose to the highest since the year began as spring buying picked up. Dun and Bradstreet reported wholesale activity aligned with higher retail demand, with orders pressure slowing deliveries and industrials set for fresh gains in the second quarter. Weather affected some weeks but city sales rose 30 to 40 percent in places, lifting average countrywide 10 to 15 percent above 1935 week.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet
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