Soft-Coal Mines Idle in Twelve States Amid Talks
President Roosevelt pushes wage dispute talks forward with John Steelman directing U S conciliation efforts. Negotiators from miners and operators, led by Jolie Lewis, aim to resume discussions after midnight, seeking a settlement as steel and coal interests face a prolonged idle period across twelve states.
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Owrain
New York
Upiceta
John Ro Sterlman
Directove
United States
Sgallen
Steelman
Roosevelt
Community Spring Observances Reported Across City
Despite cold spring weather, crevices appear in gardens as PA Newe notes spring events in Harrisburg and surrounding districts. April 4 and 18 mark arbor and club activities while local auto groups follow state rules. A Tarbannjuet dinner party drew about 700 diners, with roughly 300 more in aid services. Women of Wanadittpes coordinated a notable server effort, yet overall turnout set records.
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Pa Newe
Harrisburg
Tarbannjuet
Daily Weather Report United States 24 Hour Summary
United States daily weather report for the 24 hour period ending at 6 a.m. lists maximum and minimum temperatures and precipitation. Includes river stage reading and comparative values to the previous year for the same date. Data appears garbled but indicates standard meteorological figures by region.
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United States
Yugoslav Government Moves To Halt Exodus Of Belgrade Residents
Belgrade residents flee as new Yugoslav government under Premier Gen Dusan Simovic acts to halt the exodus. An order of the day seeks to calm fears and reestablish friendly relations with neighboring states amid alarm from foreign press and radio reports.
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Yugoslav
Belgrade
Desider Geleil Wetronnt News
Sergley
Herrespondaar Ilarbade
Dusan Simovic
Simovic
German Circles Rally Over Axis Ship Seizures
Berlin reports that seizures of German and Italian ships by the United States and Latin American nations provoke official anger. The foreign ministry organ calls the actions a new act of violence by the Roosevelt government and vows protests and countermeasures while noting the breaches of international law.
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International News Service
Berlin
United States
Genarretwiiauion
German Foreign Office
Axix
Dewey Sent To Ford Plant For Labor Talks
International News from Chester Pennsylvania reports James Francis Dewey, labor conciliator, preparing a trip to Detroit to help settle the CIO walkout at Ford Motor’s River Rouge plant. Dewey has stayed in touch with leaders and plans a conference, noting he may leave today and needs medical treatment for arthritis and a taped knee.
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Chester
James Francis Dewes
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
River Roywe
Dewey
Company
C. I. Co. Ieaders
Mid-West
Crty
Matsuoka Recalled. No Axis Commitments Reported
Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka of Japan has been recalled to Tokyo with no commitments to Germany and Italy. He arrived in Europe with authority to seek Axis alignment but is now in Rome awaiting departure. a planned European tour is canceled amid British gains and stiffer American stance.
Japan Reaffirms Pact Warning on Third Party Interventions
Rome April 2 Japan reaffirms loyalty to the tripartite pact warning that any third party attempting to intervene in the war risks widening the conflict to a vast world scene according to a report in the Giornale. The dispatch cites Virginia Gaydo as a source.
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International News Service
Rome
Japan
Tripart
Virginia
Gaydo
Germany Would Appoint New Yugoslavia Minister
Belgrade April 2 reports Formit Cermiad negotiations to name a new Yugoslav minister replacing Viktor Von Heer. Germany seeks Ulrich Von Hasselt as envoy, a choice seen as acceptable to Premier Simovic, while hopes linger for Mussolini mediated peace amid fears of a sudden German action.
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Germany
Yugoslavia
Pestrer
Gelest
Belgrade
Formit Cermiad
Viktor von Heer
Hse
Berlin-Belgrade
Foreign Office
Ulrich von Hasselt
von Hasselt
Rome
Dusan Simovis
Simovic
Mussolini
Mediation Board Clears For Action In Major Strikes
President Roosevelt and an 11 man national defense mediation board cleared decks for action as big labor strikes threatened to delay the nation’s war program. With the President’s backing officials planned to summon coal operators and United Mine Workers leaders to Washington to reopen strike bound soft coal mines employing 400000 men.
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International News Review
Washington
Roosevelt
National Defense Mediation Board
Tendy
Man
New York
CIO
United Mine Workers
Ford Motor
County Board Calls 10 More Men for Induction
Ten selectees were called by County Draft Board No. 1 for induction in Pittsburgh on Wednesday April 9. They will meet at the Ellwood City P and L E depot at 6:50 in the morning. Six potential replacements were ordered ready. Named for induction: Arthur Patsy Bettoni Ellwood City. Jobo Makarski Ellwood City. James August Miller Ellwood City. Steve Philip Duda New Castle. Romolo Cipro Ellwood City. Irene Noshorye Portersville. Channery Wesley Boots Fombell. William Dallas Smith New Castle. Walter Pete Grzeszczyn Ellwood City. Mario Pistachio Ellwood City. Possible replacements: Charles Hamilton Cole Ellwood City. Jock Rundle Fordyce Ellwood City. Kenneth Clair Stickel Portersville. Alviny Bretell Babcock Ellwood City. Wezzoreno Larizan Ellwood City. Joseph Anthony Janose Ellwood City.
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County Draft Board
Wood City
Pittsburgh
Ellwood City
James August Miller
General Delivery
Steve Philip Duda
Morris Street
New Castle
Romolo Cipro
First Avenue
Irene Noshorye
Portarsville
Channery
Wesley Boots
Fombell
Wiliam Dallas Smith
Walter Pete Grzeszczyn
Wampumn
Mario Pistachio
Wampunt Avenue
Charles Hamilton Cole
Neath Record April 2 notices from Portersville to New Wilmington
Local notices list residents and places including RB Kennedy Portersville Mrs Margaret Cox Crow Pitty burgh Martha Lee Thompson New Wilmington and Edenburg Marbar road. Names appear in a scattered OCR fragment with no clear events.
Warner Urges All-Out Aid To Great Britain
National Commander Milo Warner of Toledo urged full U S aid for Britain at the American Legion National Commander's banquet. He cited postwar aid and continued supplies as vital, after a 18 day Britain mission to study conditions for potential Legion defense programs. He spoke to 1,600 attendees at The Cathedral and visited Shenango Pottery and The Castleton earlier in the day.
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Warner
Great Britain
Engle
United States
Bolton
Milo Ol. Warner
Toledo
Witc Listriet
American Legion
Commander Wares
Cathedral
County Board Names Men Called For Army Induction
Lawrence County draft board No 2 named 13 registrants to report April 9 at induction station No 4 in Pittsburgh area. List includes Roy Papa Robert Have Carl Scholer Gruenwald Darigel Huling Stoutree Novalesi Ketzel Mediate Stork Chender with replacements Hodge McBonid Hays Rush Wiech and others from New Castle New Wilmington Wampum Edenburg and surrounding towns.
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Lawrence Savings & Trust
Bonom
Smithfield
Fourth Streets
Pittsburgh
Roy Joseph Papa
11Th Street
W. Pittsburg
Robert Norman Have
R. D
Pulaskd
Joe Retort
Edenburg
Carl Emil Scholer
New Castle
Edward David Gruenwald
New Redford
William Godfred Darigel
Smithfield Street
Layton Robert Huling
Arandview Avenue
Charles Edward Stoutree
R. DB
Lowellville
Marcio Orlando Novalesi
Wampium
Harry John Ketze
A. Vo
Stanley Casimir Wiech
Spring Jatreet
London Says Germany Now Has Its Coventry Result Of R A F Raids
London reports that the German city Munich suffered a Coventry like fate from recent Royal Air Force raids. British officials say the attack disrupted key factories and transport in the city, warning that further Coventrys may follow if German targets persist.
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London
Germany
Coventry
R.A.F
First Of 80000 Egos Gathered At Game Farm
Jordan State Game Farm begins its 1941 spring pheasant laying season as 75 000 to 80 000 birds are expected to be released. Superintendent Kenneth Brenneman notes the first bird was spotted at sunrise. Workers from the Work Projects Administration repair drives and fences after a brief stoppage. The Wisstansburg Yarm has shipped birds to aid liberation of the wilds. The farm reports 6050 male and 4185 hens among the initial stock.
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Jordan State Game Farm
Kenneth Brenneman
Brenneman
Wisstansburg
Yarm
Destroyer Sunk by British Airmen Off Massawa Coast
British aircraft attacked off Massawa in the Eritrean coast, sinking an Italian Pantera class destroyer. The admiralty communique confirmed the loss and identified the vessel as a destroyer launched in 1923 with a standard crew, reported by Cinternational News Service, London.
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Cinternational Newa Service
London
Admiralty
Massawa
Naval Aircraf
Jane's Fighting Ships
Fons
Find Amen
Altoona Woman Shoots Husband in Quarrel
Frederick A. Muller a 7 year old district representative of Chrysler Corp shot and killed by his wife in their Eldorado home after a night of quarrelling. Police reported Mary Elizabeth Muller 46 walked from a locked bedroom and admitted the shooting.
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Citernational News Service
Altoona
Frederick A. Muller
Chrysler Corporaton
Eldorado
Fredly
Mary Elizabeth Muller
Rioting Closes Allis-Chalmers Defense Plant
Rioting in Milwaukee Wisconsin disrupted Allis-Chalmers defense operations as 4000 workers clashed with police. Gov. Hansen declared state authority insufficient to quell the violence and sought federal help. plant shutdown affects defense orders valued at about 44 000 dollars. The incident prompted a movement to move the strike to higher authorities.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ders
Chuang
Tne Phi
Clo
United Auto Aptionus
Govern Selt
Ford River Rouge Strike Turmoil Halts Plant Operations
Nearly 80,000 workers idle as a Ford River Rouge plant strike escalates to violence. Michigan State Police order troops to scene amid large defense orders affected. About 200 treated at first aid stations as sit down protests paralyze production. UAW CIO calls the “Moppage” strike, Gov Van Wagoner deploys state police to restore order. Continued on page mine.
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Michigan
Ford
London Not Bombed For Twelfth Night Formal Appeal Must Be Made
A terse wartime bulletin outlines a formal appeal by White House secretary Stephen Farley for U S troops to remain in London for Twelfth Night ceremonies unless diverted to urgent war needs. The message emphasizes disciplined defense priorities and public morale.
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London
U.S
White Hose
Stephe Farly
Fragmented text puzzle from an OCR page
The readable fragments form a garbled note with stray letters and incomplete phrases. It mentions names or items inconsistently and lacks coherent events or facts to summarize into a clear news item.
Bombs fall on southwest England as raids continue
British authorities report a few bombs dropped on southwest England with limited damage and no casualties. Fighter patrols claimed two enemy bombers off the Welsh coast, while earlier raids on London were repelled. German planes reportedly lost several bombers and tankers in fresh attacks.
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England
Britain
Ady
London
Berl
Los Femal
President May Extend National Emergency Scope
Washington dispatch reports growing belief in Washington that President Roosevelt may extend the national emergency to cover shipping and defense production. The move would grant government control over prices and production, signaling a step toward wartime mobilization.
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Washington
Quayfi
Roosevelt
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