U S Denounces Italy invasion Of Little Albania
The United States denounces Italy's invasion of Albania as an added threat to world peace. Secretary Hull spoke with President Roosevelt before issuing the denunciation, stressing that any threat to peace concerns all nations and harms global stability and welfare.
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Qatar
Albania
Des Neunerd
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Sas
Europe
Italy
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Cordell Hull
Hull
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Tonde
Ronsevelt
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Imeth
Warm Springs
Holiday traffic holds steady as detour routes through New Castle
A holiday week end saw no large traffic surge in New Castle despite the Perry highway detour at Portersville. Easter coincides with Julian and Gregorian calendars this year. Weather turned mild by Easter Sunday after starting with snow and record warmth in the afternoon.
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New Castle
Porters
Ville
Daily Weather Report for United States Units
Daily weather summary lists readings for a 24 hour period including maximum and minimum temperatures set at 26 and 40 degrees, with precipitation noted as two sacks and several figures for storm-related measurements, reflecting nationwide statistics and conditions for Friday.
Fine Easter Day Forecast Across Pennsylvania
A Philadelphia report says Easter Sunday will be fine across Pennsylvania with cool spots and temperatures in the low 60s in the east and central regions. Western areas expected cooler, while New Jersey coast forecasts call for partly cloudy and continued cool conditions. In Pittsburgh the outlook is cool for Easter parade marchers with a morning low around 25 to 10 degrees before a rapid rise and a bright, sunny day in western Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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International News
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Penna
Ivania
New Jersey
Pittsburgh
Brotzman
U. S
West Virginia
New Castle Prepares for Easter Observance
New Castle readies for Easter with churches set to hold solemn services and song across the day. Weather prospects improve to bright and cheerful as worshippers dress in new gowns and hats amid flowers and music for the Miracle of the Resurrection.
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New Castle
King Zogs Palace Looted As Riots Rock Tirana
Italian press reports say rioters looted King Zogs palace in Tirana and the homes of his six sisters. Regia tion staff rallied friendly elements, arrested bandits, and restored Tirana radio and telephones. Trajan forces arrest rioters and convicts involved.
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Tirana
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Stefani
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Trady
British Freighter Believed Sunk Off Carroll Islands
Coast guard radio intercepts distress from the British freighter Temple Bar near Carroll Islands. The SOS signal was cut off mid transmission and the vessel is believed sunk. Temple Bar was en route to Vancouver, British Columbia, at the time.
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International News
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San Francisco
Temple Bar
Coast Guard
Pacific Coast
Rtockk
Carrall Islands
Coast Yard
Bouinas
Vancouver
British Columbia
Fish Story Speaks Of Pneumonia In Trout Supply
Philadelphia April 8 reports a fish pneumonia tale amid trout stocking. Joe Mellon, senior state fish warden, supervises 706000 trout planned for state streams. Cautions were needed shipping from the Huntsdale hatchery to prevent pneumonia from temperature change.
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Philadelphia
Joe Mellon
Ang Yn
Huntsdale
Mellon
German Troops Depart Berlin Report Said by Telegraph
London dispatch reports large bodies of troops notably marked as demobilized leaving Berlin. The Telegraph notes recent notes from Moravia indicate forces are being drawn for use in other areas.
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Berlin
Germain
Cherreguaria
Bolesia
Moravia
Mussolini May Seize Corfu As His Next Move
Paris reports say Mussolini may target Corfu as his next action after Albania. Diplomatic circles note Greek aid to Albanians could justify a strike, while Tunisian security tightens for a Destrourian demonstration amid mounting Balkans tensions.
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Paris
Albania
Adriatic Sea
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Albana
Tit Ikalys
Tunis
Tunisia
Italy
Balkans
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Greece
Weather outlook for coming week features cooling start
International News Service reports a weekly forecast for the North and Middle Atlantic with cooler conditions early in the week, then warmer midweek and cooler again by week’s end. Ohio valley and Tennessee expect precipitation around Tuesday and Friday with a cool start and end to the period.
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International News Service
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Tennessey
Mussolini’s Adriatic Move Sparks British War Crisis
London reports an emergency cabinet meeting as Italy invades Albania. Prime Minister Chamberlain may cut Easter vacation, hurry to London. Britain seeks to curb Italy’s Adriatic gains and block Rome Berlin axis domination to prevent a repeat of 1914’s conflict.
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International Laws Service
Sante Warresaponden
London
Mussolini
Adriatic
Zor
Balkans
Il Duces
Rome-Berlin
Italian volunteers to leave Spain in march toward Albania
Reports from Madrid say about 20,000 Italian volunteers were scheduled to depart Spain via Lisbon before nightfall. An exchange telegraph dispatch offered no destination but suggested the troops could reinforce Mussolini’s forces in Albania.
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M International Newe Secytom
London
Madrid
Isbon
Portugal
Spain
Alsmevia
Benito Mussolini
Albania
Casualties in Albania Given by London Telegraph
London report says Albania 140 killed and several hundred wounded in Italo Albanian conflict. Italy lists Tallana 25 killed and 60 wounded, per Rome statement published in the Daily Telegraph.
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International News Service
London
Etitement
Rome
Londo Daily Telegraph
Foresee Strong Pressure Upon Poland Shortly
Berlin signals new push to break Anglo-Polish alliance as Foreign Minister Beck faces firm demands. Germany weighs coercive options to force Poland toward altered terms, with open doors to friendly relations still shut pending Polish concessions.
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Berlin
Stram
Josef Beck
Germany
Alan Secimuire
Albanit
Reich
Minster
Joachim Vor
Ribbe
Amba
Jase Lipski
Neutrality Law Dispute Seen Near Compromise
Washington April 8 0 Compromise moves surface to settle Congress neutrality law dispute allowing action on policy this session No single measure has majority support among Senate foreign relations committee members Agreement leans toward a law providing no embargo on shipments to belligerents or a cash and carry re enactment that expires May 1 This would please both sides while preserving key provisions as talks continue on page two.
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Senate
Cign Relations Committee
Fall of Tirana and Albanian Front in Italian Invasion
Reports state Tirana fell to Italian forces after fierce resistance by Albanian mountain tribes and women. Casualties were reported in the hundreds as Albanian defenders blew bridges and roads in retreat. Mussolini’s invasion prompts talks in Belgrade London and Ankara of potential further actions and mobilizations.
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Zog
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Queen Of Albania Gravely Ill In Greece Report
A brief item notes the Queen of Albania is gravely ill in Greece with uncertain details from a New Service report. The fragment references the former Albanian monarch and mentions concerns about her condition and possible public acknowledgement.
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Albania
Greece
Col Lindbergh boards liner at Cherbourg
Col Lindbergh sails for the United States today aboard the liner Aquitania from Cherbourg. Reports indicate the famed aviator will return home with official receptions awaiting him upon arrival.
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Cherbourg
Cherromag
Charles A. Lindbergh
United Statee
Aquitania
Throngs Attend Good Friday Church Services
Large crowds attended Good Friday services across multiple churches including St. Andrew's Episcopal and nearby Catholic parishes. Morning to early afternoon union services ran noon to three, drawing 1,308 attendees, with hundreds more at various Catholic and other churches.
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Pest Chastian
Tyunt
St. Andrew's Episcopal
Mahoning
Drive Carefully Over Week End Echoes Across Regions
A fragmented report notes road safety advice and weekend driving caution amid rising motor vehicle traffic. It highlights concerns about accidents and a share of overall incidents, quoting Otto F. Messer on waterway traffic, urging careful travel during the Easter period and approaching holidays.
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Otto F. Messer
Vn Motors
Waterhay
Luzerne County Indictments Return in Payroll Probe
In Luzerne County a grand jury returned indictments charging officials in the highway department payrolls. The proceedings were overseen by Judge Michiel P. MacDonald. Defendants were expected to post bail next week.
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Wilkes-Barre
Brand Jury
Highway Department
Luzerne County
Gotng
Michiel PL MacDonald
Guardsman killed in storm crash near Alpine Texas
Treasury report states one guard member was killed and three enlisted men jumped to safety when a crash occurred during a storm near Alpine Texas. Ut. Robert L. Grantham, 31, of San Diego California, died in the incident as his parachute entangled in the wing structure.
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Cioternati Anal News Service
Washington
Alpine
Texas
Treasury
Robert. L. Grantham
Sn Diego
Parking Meter Receipts Rise Amid City Fees Increase
Traffic reports indicate a rise in parking meter receipts as city fees increase. The city building notes higher collections over the past ten days, following a prior period of lower totals.
Death Record Saturday April details Reed Neely
An obituary note reports the deaths of Ray Keen W Reed aged 88 of Burt al fra and Newsom E Neely aged 52 from Grove City with brief identifiers.
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Italian Military Machine Smashes Way Into Capital
Italian forces pushed toward Tirana in a bold offensive as King Zog reportedly fled toward the Greek border. The assault marked a dramatic show of Mussolini’s power in Albania, with fighting described as intense but later reported to have halted. The report cites a dawn timetable and notes the capital Tirana as the focus of the invasion.
Find Body Of Kidnapped Man In New York State
Police report a missing man case ending with the discovery of a body in New York State. Investigators search for a suspect tied to the abduction and determine the victim’s identity and cause of death. Local authorities urge any witnesses to come forward.
Fragmented OCR note on a person and a date
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a person named Arthur and various garbled phrases about dates and actions. It references a possible event or inquiry but lacks coherent details or outcomes. No verifiable entities beyond the obscured names.
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