Mussolini Delays Albanian Trip to Watch Britain
Italian premier Mussolini stays in Rome amid reports of renewed Anglo French moves. Troop concentrations rise at Bari and Brandisi as Italian forces push toward Greek and Yugoslav borders. The expeditionary force in former King Zog’s state grows to about fifty thousand as diplomatic circles call Albania a hurried step across uncertain gains. General Guazoni confirms key troop and front developments.
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Roadwork and traffic changes near Hartansboro and Perry highway
The Perry highway near Hartansboro is marked as a detour route with warning signs and traffic is reduced. widening work on the New Castle New Bedford road toward the harbor will improve safety and widen curves. Local traffic dominated weekend flow. a landmark corner in Hartansburg was torn down.
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New Bedford Road
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Portersville
European Developments Shrink Frontiers Amid War Tensions
Europe faces mounting danger as Greece and the Dutch-Belgian borders are named flashpoints. London reports British ships repositioning while Italy and France adjust defenses. Rome Signals readiness for Balkan moves and Bari Brindisi troop build up. Paris coordinates Mediterranean precautions. Ankara calls emergency session as Harwich notes Dutch mine laying near Rotterdam. Athens asserts Greece can defend its independence after talks with Sir Sydney Waterlow.
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Shifting Boundaries Of Old World Bring New Problems On Neutrality
Washington dispatch reports third day of Senate Foreign Relations hearings on neutrality law. Debates focus on helping democracies at risk as Mussolini and Italy influence policy. Administration views Mussolini coup as a blow to world democracies, shaping panel deliberations. Various members weigh moving toward a broader aid measure despite partisan tensions.
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Italian Warning Given To Greece
Rome April 10 Virginia Gayda a Mussolini spokesman warned Greece to consider implications of alleged anti Italian policies She dismissed any Italian intent to act aggressively toward Greece despite London and Paris concerns Gayda said Italy was not touching Greece though allied with Britain before and after sanctions.
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Senate to honor Senator J Hamilton Lewis with state funeral
The United States Senate will grant a state funeral for Senator J Hamilton Lewis of Illinois. The service will be in the Senate chamber with Roosevelt, Cabinet members, the Supreme Court, military leaders, and diplomats invited. Times and details to be announced. burial planned at Arlington National Cemetery near the Capitol.
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Capitan
Daily Weather Report for 24 Hour Period Ending Sunday
United States weather statistics show a maximum temperature of 47 and a minimum of 22, with precipitation of 0.05 inches and a river stage of TA feet at 4 p.m. The report contains garbled text about temperatures and precipitation.
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United States
Hope For Peace Dimmed As Axis Powers Prepare War
London reports growing conviction that Rome Berlin axis powers have abandoned hopes of a warless settlement and are preparing for a general attack within days. Observers say the prospect of peace fades as tension rises and preparations intensify across Europe.
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Hindu Astrologer Killed In Auto Train Crash
In Sharonville near Cincinnati an auto train collision killed Hindu astrologer Prince Yuri Rami, 37, of Lakewood New Jersey. He had predicted April 9 as an unlucky day and was killed yesterday when his car was struck by a train. His companion Robert Marsh of Muskegon Michigan suffered internal injuries and was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Prince Yuri Rami
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Sharonville
Robert Marsh
Muskegon
Mich
Jase
King Zog And Wife Undecided On Future Home
King Zog of Albania Queen Geraldine and their five day old son rode a railroad train in exile with 115 a entourage arriving at Larisa and spending the night aboard. They planned to decide today whether to proceed to Volo on the eastern coast of Greece or continue to Egypt.
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President Back In Washington After Warm Springs Visit
President Roosevelt returns to Washington from Warm Springs to confer with Secretary Hull on American policy amid European tensions. He says in brief remarks, If we don't have another war, we may avoid new conflicts. The scene captures his return as he faces a delicate international balance.
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Chicago
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Torrio Pleads Guilty To Tax Evasion Charges
New York April 10 Johnny Torrio kingpin of the bootleg racket pleaded guilty to federal tax evasion charges. His brother in law William Blackbower also pleaded guilty as James La Penna joined the proceeding. Potential penalties range up to 12 years in prison and $30,000 fines for each count.
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Bulletiby Cinternational Nava Service
New York
Johnny Torrio
William Blackbower
James la Penna
Resume Effort For New Coal Agreement
Negotiations between United Mine Workers of America and soft coal operators resumed as 320000 Appalachian and Alabama miners begin a second week of idleness over a stalled contract. Conciliator Dewey met with four man sub committees amid no progress notes. Lewis seeks a closed shop and removal of penalty clauses, while background figures note AFL Progressive Miners is challenging CIO dominance.
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Lewis
Large Easter Parade Draws Big Church Attendance
Despite wintry winds and rain, New Castle held a sizable Easter parade and churchgoers filled the streets with colorful hats veils and bright outfits as the weather cleared around noon.
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New Castle
Greek independence pledge amid Easter music in Athens
In Athens on April 1, Premier John Metaxas issued a message to the Greek people asserting that the government possesses the means to ensure independence and integrity. He met with Sir Sydney Waterlow, the British minister, before delivering the pledge and spoke of continued vigor in safety and honor.
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Measure To Tax Federal Employes Up To President
The House approved a conference report and sent the Boughton bid for reciprocal taxation to President Roosevelt for signature. The plan taxes about 4.8 million federal, state and local public employers after a Supreme Court ruling ended constitutional immunity claims.
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British Navy Denies Movement Of Vessels In Mediterranean
London April 10 Information from the Admiralty denied moves of British ships in the Mediterranean. It was said the battleship Malaya was not proceeding from the French Riviera toward Corfu, Greek island, despite reports of a threat from Turkish forces.
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Greek Island
Germany Denies Paris Report on Embassies Orders
London April 10 Paris newspapers report German embassies and consulates in London and Paris were ordered to repatriate all officials not deemed essential. The Reich and government categorically disavow the claim.
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Clbernational News Service
London
Paris
Germany
Death Record Notices From April 10 1939 Issue
Obituaries list multiple individuals with scattered details including ages and towns such as Petera burg O Mra Edward Uder 62 Mahon ing avenue and A BR Mulroy 47 BL Peteraburg Au Blanche Marie Proffit days 148 Shaw street Charlotte Letitis Reynolds 12 Ellwood City Carl Theoore Scheldemantie Ellwand City and Mre Philip McLean Aiken 8 0.
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Charlotte Letitis Reynolds
Ellwood City
Carl Theoore Scheldemantie
Ellwand City
Mre
Philip McLean
Aiken
Parliament Will Meet Thursday in Britain
London April 10 The British Parliament will be summoned to meet Thursday April 17 Prime Minister Neville Chamberlin is expected to inform Clement Attlee labor party leader that Parliament will be called on April 13 instead of April 25 as originally planned The government aims for a single day session according to political sources
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Fine Attendance Records Are Made In Lawrence County Churches
Weather unfriendly but Sunday schools across Lawrence County surged in a four week campaign. 65 congregations participated with many posting their best attendance and stars. New Castle led the county with 2061 percent, winning the seven group award. U P and Pe P placed second and third. Second Ti. P. recorded 69.4 percent in church attendance, the county’s high mark, with Highland UP and First Covington Christian also reporting strong turnout.
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Wie
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Midh
Hoehi
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Bothy
Othe Epworth
Campaten
Wesley Mle
Madison Avene Chistian
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Reformed Presbyterian
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Allendwice
Remnin
Pope Warns Of Nullifying Pacts Solemnly Sanctioned
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XIs Easter mass sermon warning against nullifying pacts solemnly sanctioned. He urged peace through mutual understanding while condemning subversive doctrines amid global unrest and economic hardship. The remarks followed the Albanian conquest and referenced Spain, calling for calm and unity.
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Britain Pledges Support to Greece and Albania Warning
Britain signals support to Greece in response to Italian aggression amid renewed tensions in Albania. Prime Minister Chamberlain, Foreign Minister Galeazzo and a Downing Street cabinet meeting weigh a firm warning and a pledge of backing similar to Poland. French government said to share the stance as protest to Albania and Greece intensifies.
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Ayirtl
Naville Chamberlain
Benito Mussalini
Ianta- WA
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Vered Py Barth
Rome
Count Galearo Clana
Poland
Roosevelt Withdraws Amie From ICC Nomination
Washington April 10 The White House announced Roosevelt will withdraw Thomas R Amie as a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission after Senate threats of rejection A possible successor mentioned is former Governor Elmer Benson of Minnesota a Farmer-Laborite The move marks a test of Senate approval for major appointments
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Senate
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Fragmented rant on greed and manners in a chaotic world
A jumble of phrases criticizes people who gulp gold and toss salt on dishes, implying a lack of sense. The text mocks behavior across ages and hints at social decay, ending with garbled lines about weather and daily life.
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