Secretary Hull Demands Recall Of Admiral Lais
Secretary Cordell Hull announced at a press conference that Admiral Alberto Lais naval attache of the Italian embassy would no longer remain in the United States. The note to Italy cited activities by Lais linked to acts violating U.S. law and said his continued presence would be disagreeable to this government.
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Kingsbury Smith
Washington
United States
Anemedie Waters
Presi den
Roosevelt
Cordell Hu
Don Ascanio Colonna
Admiral Lais
Haly
Hull
Wheh
Arate
Alberto Lais
Roynal Tralian
First Spring Frogs Heard Along Elwood Road
Observes reports from M K Gilliland of the first spring frog chorus along Elwood road this week. Neighboring evidence of spring includes chick arrivals at the post office and lawn cleanup efforts citywide. George Jinks now handles the fire whistle signal at the former Union Brewing plant.
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M.K. Gilliland
Elwood Road
Unrian Brewing Company
George Jinks
George
Daily Weather Report Summary
United States weather report for the 24 hour period shows a maximum 52 and a minimum 23 with trace precipitation and frost conditions. River stage recorded at 62 feet. Year-ago statistics list a maximum near but provide milder temperatures with trace precipitation.
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United States
Congress Probes Strikes Tangle in Defense Industry
Labor Secretary Perkins urged mediation as the defense effort stalls by a 69 day Milwaukee strike at Allis Chalmers. The new Defense Mediation Board will ask workers to return to their jobs to resume production while panels negotiate with company officials and union delegates. Representative Vinson said the House naval committee will continue the inquiry.
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Congress
Prossian
Perkins Voday
Rictous Allis Chalmers
Milwaukee
National Defense Mediation Board
Roosevelt
Cae F
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Gee
House
Naval Atfa
Italo German Demands Face Likely US Rejection
Washington April 3 diplomats prepared to reject Italo-German demands for the release of the 40 ships and crews seized over the weekend. Ray Atherton led notes aimed at Hull for approval, with delivery to German and Italian embassies possible by nightfall. The United States planned to stand firm on seizure actions amid Berlin retaliation rumors and possible property sanctions.
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United States
Ferms Ameady
State Department
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SO Ams
Ray Atherton
Cordell Hull
Pat
Berlin
Germany
Suspect Plot In U S Strikes
Washington reports growing conviction that a sinister radical plot seeks to slow up rearmament. Evidence suggests Communist fellow travelers foment strikes and slowdowns paralyzing parts of the program. Officials differ, with some favoring mediation. others urge drastic government action to counteract Communist activity.
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Washington
German Offensive May Be Launched In Libya District
Berlin reports indicate a German offensive in Libya as German and Italian forces pursue retreating British troops toward the north. Adjedabia was captured and Zuelina reached with prisoners, booty, and armored and unarmored cars seized. Mer Breca's capture preceded continued pursuit.
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Berlin
Libya
Adjedabia
Zuelina
Mer Breca
Youngest New Castle man leads Battery F at Shelby
Lieut Edward Eakin, son of Mrs. Margaret L. Eakin of Court street New Castle, commands Battery F of the 10th Field Artillery at Camp Shelby during Captain Mitchell's absence. He notes the unit’s spirit and cooperation under his leadership with Sergeant James King serving as reconnaissance officer.
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John Ball
Camp Shelby
New Castle
10Th Field Artillery
Edward Eakin
Margaret L. Eakin
Court Street
Pennsylvania Power Conieus
Shelby
George FL Mitchell
Exkin
James King
C. O
Ekin
Mitchell
Alwys
Sears
CMTC
New Castle School Board Adopts 1947-42 Budget And Tax Rate
The New Castle School Board met Wednesday night to adopt the 1947-42 budget and set the tax rate at 17 mills. The total budget is 1,075,606 with 744,408 allocated to salaries and 187,000 for other items. The plan shows no capital outlay or bus purchases in the current year.
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New Castle
Boars
Ge Fage
Italian Students Protests Against Yugoslavia Reach Rome
Italian authorities reported small private youth groups demonstrated in Rome against Yugoslavia. A heavy troop cordon surrounded the Yugoslav legation while officials warned against optimism and noted no justification for panic.
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Yugoslavia
Rome
Inliin
Yugoshiv Legation
Iteddon
Death Record: James Wright and Emma Rodgers dies in 1941
The Death Record lists James Dale Wright aged 31 of 022 Clarone Vine and Emma M. Rodgers aged 79 of Var on A.D. 2 J. RR. Taylor Washington Pa as recorded on Thursday April 3 1941.
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Clarone Vivne
Emma M. Rodgers
Varon
A.D
J. RR. Taylor
Washington, Pa
U S Conciliator Seeks To Adjust Ford Plant Strike
U S conciliator seeks to broker a settlement in the Ford plant strike with UAW ACTO representatives. Dewey expresses hope a definite settlement basis will be reached soon as talks continue. He claims negotiators have authority to settle, despite new demands complicating talks. Continued on page two.
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U.S
Dewey
Alin
Thivy
Ine
New Castle Draft Board Names Eight Inductees for April 9
New Castle draft board number one today announced eight men ordered to report at 7 4m Wednesday April 9 for induction. They will be sent to Pittsburgh to join various camps. Only one resident outside New Castle is Jack Thomas Rite of Clairton Pa. Alternates follow: Monica North Lee avenue Gormley South Bay streets Shor Norwood avenue Twaddle Richy Jiew avenue Griffith North Garfield avenue De Lilly Canyon Two Lane agent Willians Croton avenue Vincen La tessi Winestrort Patterson Allicres avenue Mrczek Waller street
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New Castle
Pittsburgh
Postolice
Pitusburgh
Jack Thomas Rite
Craig Street
Clairton
Lester Stanford Levine
Edison Avenue
Harry Marlon Kaeskl
Clit Street
Srauel Eugene Wray
Linner Aver
Clyde Moyers Campbell
Glen
Plorintitie Monica
North Lee Avenue
Albert Myron Gormley
South Bay Streets
Eden Leroy Shor
Norwood Avenue
Paul Bennett Twaddle
Richy- Jiew Avenue
Jack Thomas Griffith
Riche- Lied Avenue
North Garfield Avenue
Joseph Lone de Lilly
Canyon Two
Whi
William Henry Willians
Croton Avenue
James Vincen
Winestrort
Harold K. Patterson
Ailicres
John Mrczek
Waller Screet
Berlin Sees Yugoslav Crisis Deepening and Warnings Issued
Berlin warned the Yugoslav crisis was graves worsening as German officials reported growing tension among party and military circles. A government spokesman said orders were sent to diplomats and military attachés but offered no firm timeline, while officials cautioned against optimism amid a volatile regional situation.
German Legation Staff In Belgrade Is Ordered Home
German legation staff in Belgrade are ordered to depart, with Berlin giving no official explanation. Desider Geleit from Belgrade notes the move as precautionary, affecting nearly the entire Belgrade mission while a few officials are said to remain. The notice hints at heightened tensions between Germany and Yugoslavia but provides no details.
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Belgrade
Hunt Missing Declare Hitler Plane With 16 Fails In More Persons Aboard
Bulletin reports an Axis hunt for a missing aircraft with 16 aboard believed to be John Doe and associates. Early dispatches suggest Britain doubts Hitler can use Japan as aid while United States pursues counter moves.
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Hitler
Athde
Japan
Britain
United States
Tis and Perest
Yosuke Mate
Europe
Takyo x
Raport
Finhime
Tekyen
Gantinue
Teleki death by own action shocks Budapest
In Budapest April Cound Teleki reportedly died by his own hand early today after a long session. officials say Teleki shot himself contrary to prior heart attack speculation. He becomes the second high official to die recently amid Hungary’s Tripartite Alliance negotiations.
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Hungary
Pag ‘Teleki
Issud Tate Jusalteson
Teleki
Prine
Deadlock in Coal Wage Parley Persists in New York
In New York April talks between operators and miners over a new wage contract remain deadlocked as a federal mediation extension nears midnight. John F. Steelman, director of the United States Conciliation Service, hopes for a settlement by Congress, while miners leader John Lewis warns that work must resume if demands are not met.
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Mike A Orave
John F. Steelman
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Steelman
Sterl- IW
Namds
J Eharles O'Neill
Iis Pant
Aiment
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United Mine Workers
Voldly
Inbor Mediation Board
Fire department policy clarification on alarms and city limits
Fire Chief James spoke about keeping fire alarm responsibilities inside city limits. He noted personnel and equipment need and discussed service boundaries and merit of current department structure.
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James E. Thomas
James Ara Oda
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Cine
Fragmented historical snippet on time and events
A garbled text fragment mentions a time, a song, and unclear names and places. It reads like a stray OCR capture with scattered phrases about spring, serenity, and faces, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
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