Stimson Urges Vigorous Action Against Aggressors
Former Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson testified at a neutralit y hearing in Washington urging Congress to empower the President to name aggressors and to apply economic pressure on totalitarian nations. He aligned with Roosevelt in backing a policy using all means short of war to halt dictatorial advance, warning that Western civilization faces its gravest danger in four centuries.
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Edward B. Lock
Washington
Henry L. Stimson
Hanover
Twe
Republican Cabin
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stimson
United States
Roosevelt
Acre
Warord
Germany
Italy
Japan
Jon
Mony Rality
Mson
Chicago mayor election shows big GOP influence
Chicago voters re-elected Mayor Edward J. Kelley amid a split GOP and Democratic debate on national significance. Dwight H. Green ran as Republican challenger in a high turnout race that produced record totals for both parties, with observers noting Chicago's machine politics and possible national implications.
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Ng Paul R
Kate Seera
Aga
Chicago
Edward J. Bei
Dwight H. Green
Green
Ing
Llinais
G. O
Investigation Of N L R B By Congress Looming
A House move to investigate the National Labor Relations Board and Wagner Act operations gained momentum. Representative Anderson of Missouri led a push for a 10 member special committee with subpoena powers, with party leaders signaling approval if the labor committee also holds hearings.
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William & Neal
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
House
Wvapnally
Tho
Rep. Anderson
Missouri
Anderson
House Labor Committee
Mexico Doesn’t Want Fascists Franco Learns
A compact item reports workers attacking amid political tension as tensions rise around a figure associated with fascist ideologies. The piece notes Mexico’s resistance to fascist influence and references Franco as a contextual lens for the unrest.
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Mexico
Franco
Mexican president expels three Falange officers
Mexico City April 5 1939 pres Lagaro Cardenas orders the expulsion of three Spanish Falange officers Alejandra Willanneys Flata Jose Celorio Ostena and Genaro Ricatra for political activities in violation of Mexican laws. Interior ministry agents detained them and arranged on a Vera Cruz bound train for Spain on the first available ship.
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Cinternatonal News
Mexico City
Lagaro Cardenas
Mesxwa
Francisco
Igabl
Cardenas
Frances
Alejandra Willanneys Flata
Inspector Geeneral
Palange
Latin America
Jose Celorio Ostena
Genaro Ricatra
Falange
Mexico
Interior Ministry
Vera Cruz
Spain
Pras
Faye
Hopkins Plans Home In Iowa
Secretary of Commerce Harry L. Hopkins said he intended to transfer his voting residence from New York to Town app Aven, a casual admission that sparked 1940 campaign talk among Democrats. Hopkins, a Roosevelt favorite recovering from an intestinal flu, faced pressure from Washington and others at Warm Springs to clarify the move.
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George Durno
Warm Springs
Secretary of Commerce
Harry L. Hopkins
Nis
New York
Hopkins
Roosevelts
Washington
Car Saviour Named In Harrisburg Man Story
Tuesday afternoon in East Washington street a sedan rolled and an oncoming car stopped. Rev J Calvin Rouse of the Second U.P. church drove to aid and save the car from loss, hailed as the driver who saved it. A quaint scene unfolded as a Harrisburg visitor with a white angora cat and a beer ribboned basket rode in the car.
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East Washington Street
Almira
Kol
Am Auey Meat
J. Calvin Rouse
U.P. Chtiren
Harrisburg
Washington, D. C
War Department Calls for Reserve Corps of Minute Men
The War Department announced a nationwide appeal to servicemen to join a reserve corps of American minute men. The unit would be kept in readiness for action should the country enter immediate military need. The announcement was broadcast from Washington in April.
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War Department
Reserve Corps
Tintesna Cin
New
Washington
The
War Department Today
Daily Weather Report Smited Stites Wearer Statistics
Weather report for the four hour period ending five p m lists maximum and minimum temperatures and precipitation. It notes river stage readings and other atmospheric statistics in a terse daily entry with garbled OCR.
Swiss Women Volunteering For Auxiliary War Duty
Swiss federal council calls women and men up to age 60 to volunteer for auxiliary duties in archary effort to aid the government. The unprecedented mobilization aims to accelerate national efficiency and unite citizens with military preparations amid ongoing international tensions.
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Iuternational
Geneva
Imlay
Rand
Death Record for George A. Selig and Others
Fragmentary death notice listing individuals with ages and partial locations. Names include McArthur, George A. Selig, John Edgar, Thomas HL Sutliffe with ages 23, 24, 34 and various unclear places and monetary figures. The readable items suggest a local record entry from April 5, 1934 with scattered identification clues.
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McArthur
Youngstown
George A. Selig
Wilkow
John Edgar
Ettwood
Thomas HL Sutliffe
Leornin
Wen
Heir To Albanian Throne Born In Tirana
Queen Geraldine of Albania delivered an heir to the throne in Tirana on April 5. The 24 year old former Countess Geraldine Apponst, Hungarian born, is the mother. King Zor I and Queen Geraldine wed on April 27, 1938 after Zog I’s rise to king in 1928.
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Semler
Tirana
Albania
Geraldine
Geraldine Apponst
Gladys Virginia Stewart
New York
Zor I
Rée
Zog I
Tom ski dies of bullet wound in liquor-store heist
Pittsburgh April 5 deal today reported Steve Tomski a 21 year old Mahoningtown man died from a bullet wound suffered last Saturday during a North Side liquor store stickup that backfired on the robbers. Walter Clark 37 of Pittsburgh was shot in the head. A third bandit was also wounded.
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Mtntornational News Surgical
Pittsburgh
Deal Today
Steve ‘Tomski
Mahoningtown
North Side
Torski
Bulb Hy Pellee
Walter Clark
Weather delays Yankee Clipper flight to Paynes Ireland
Bad weather forced the Yankee Clipper to abandon a flight to Paynes Ireland. The clipper had recently crossed the Atlantic via the Anchor and took off from Southampton for Paynes at 7:58 a.m., returning at 4:44 a.m.
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Southampton
Eng
Feynes
Ireland
Atsintic
Ancres
Paynes
New Deal Faction Fights Douglas Confirmation Fight
Washington April 4 New Deal factions clashed over Senator Douglas and his Supreme Court nomination. One group opposed confirmation while another boasted of White House support and the nomination’s broad backing. Senator Fraser of Ohio attacked the nomination in a two day speech as the Senate prepared to vote amid mixed Republican dissent.
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William K. Hut
Washington
Nomi Douglas
Ue Senate
White House
Doug
Dourlis
Yun J. Frasier
Nota
Senate
Ledge
Nye
Reed
New Deal
Waokom
McBride Post To Elect Officers At Legion Home
Commander Ira Now Inx announced that the annual election meeting of Corporal Marty L. McBride post Veterans of Foreign Wars will elect officers at the Legion Home association building this evening. Plans for Buddy Peppy Day and spring activities will be outlined at the meeting, according to Commander Nowling.
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Marty L. McBride
Legion Home Association
Ira Now Inx
Nowling
France Names Lebrun Again
In Versailles France Albert Lebrun was re elected president by the senate and chamber vote 499 to 415. The Extraordinary assembly approved Lebrun for another seven year term amid tense political divisions.
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National Assembly
Versailles
France
Albert Lebrun
Nec
Europeagy Rine Despre Bitter
Daltereyces
Natound
Senate
Chamber of Devils
Gbr
Arble Injured at Mahoning Ave Grade Crossing
E Arble 50 of 1st North Cedar Street was injured at 12:50 today when his auto stalled at a grade crossing on Mahoning Avenue. He sustained head injuries, facial injuries, fractured ribs, and shock and was moved to Jamesan Inarlaf hospital by Mr and Mrs W Forsythe. Engine 7800 with W C Powers throttling passed eastbound as the car was driven past the gate. gate watchman Frank Blaeole reported the incident. gates were reportedly being lowered at the time.
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E. Arble
North Cedar Street
Jamesan Inarlaf Hospital
Mahoning Avenue
Lee Ane
Able
W. Forsythe
Liberty Steed
Patelman Budd
Avble
Mirhoning Avenue
W. C. Powers
Mick
Frank Bnalle
P. R.A
Goldfish gulpers called pikers by UCLA zoologist
Los Angeles April 6. Dr. Sarah R. Att satt of UCLA says college boys swallowing goldfish have been front page fodder only. She notes the actual physiological danger lies between two and 150 goldfish per person.
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Vitlechacinat
European Developments Stumble Over Balkan and UK Dilemmas
A chaotic Europe report notes Britain's cabinet debating talo Albanian ties and Shaken common policies as Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain faces regretful statements. Rome reveals talks of a Tino Albanian military pact while Berlin mocks Germany’s stance. Danzig Nazis clash with protesters and Paris discusses reinforcing Alexandretta amid regional tensions.
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Emery
Agiy Wit
Europe
Rome
Berlin
Germain
Yokex
Tarefy
Danzig
Perish- Berish
Landan
Pais
Prepeh
Alexandretta
Sprehalte
Admit Italian Albanian Negotiations In Progress
Report claims talks between Italy and Albania are under way to strengthen alliances. Officials acknowledge movements at a pivotal summit, with uncertain outcomes and ongoing diplomatic engagement across headquarters and regional announcements.
Failing A death by own action.
Failing A death by own action ed to safe 2 refund her.
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Safe
Moose Dictator Named by Local Lodge Group
A local lodge chapter selects R. Wimer as the new Moose Dictator with officers including prelate Me don treasurer Frey and trustee AG Dee Pirie. Harbert, former dictator, passes leadership to the new appointee in August amid maternal healing events.
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I Orieeien
R. Wimer
Dat
Medon
Treasur
Frey
Dee Pirie
Harbert
Celvenigin
Pyvierdebahia
Dorothy Lamour Under Guard After Threat Letter
New York April 5. Dorothy Lamour the exotic star received a threatening letter demanding 280 dollars. Police believe the note likely the work of a crank. Lamour is being guarded as investigators continue to pursue the case.
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Dorothy Lamour
CIN Ea Erat Newee Sereleay
New York
Stan Pates Pungd
Doervailhy Lamour
Crank
Toretoni
Warrant Issued for Wife of Comedian at Beverly Hills
Hollywood April 5 Bench warrants were issued for Mrs Laurel wife of comedian Stan Kaurel after she failed to appear for a municipal court hearing on charges of being drunk and resisting arrest. Judges issued the warrant when she did not show up and asserted she was not drunk.
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Colerain News
Hollywood
Beverley
Stan Kaurel
Linvel
Laurel
Still Negotiate Coal Agreement in New York
Ongoing efforts to reach a coal pact faced delays as committee talks dragged on for weeks. Despite a public front from the United Mine Workers, operators expressed divergent views, leaving a direct report to the conference chair uncertain and marking continued negotiations.
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Althougly
Mine Workers of America
First Lord Of The Admiralty To Retain Post
Neville Chamberlain confirmed the First Lord of the Admiralty will keep his post amid wartime tension. He stressed the Royal Navy is ready for anything and warned there is no alarmist trend, citing anti-aircraft defenses and prepared armed forces.
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the Admiralty
Royal Navy
Stanhope
Ays Pondon
Avril
Neville Chamberinday
Heine
Lord Stannary
Move For Election Of State's Attorney General
Teternavecal News Servigs ARRISSURG reports a Republican and a Democratic ticket contest for the state attorney general race. Bernard B. Devine is noted as an executive candidate with supporters citing party dynamics and projected outcomes.
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Teternavecal News Servigs
Arrissurg
Republican-ean
Cuien
Arnoan Ihete
Atrot
Bernard B. Devine
Seisie
Berks
Democrat
Fragmentary Note on Forty Day Journey Passage
A garbled historical fragment mentions a forty day journey, with disrupted names and terms. It references a person and event but the readable text is insufficient to establish clear identities or a definite location or outcome.
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