British Order Berlin Envoy Back To London
British foreign office announced Sir Nevile Henderson would be recalled from Berlin to report to London, signaling protest over anti Jewish measures. The move mirrors Roosevelt’s earlier recall of the US ambassador, with no set duration given. Germany warned of possible prolonged absence harming Anglo German ties.
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London
Reichistuchrey
Europe
Neville Henderson
Sto Peport
Neville Chamberlain
Roosevelt
United States
Hugh Wilson
Washington
Henderson
Britain
Foreign Office
Gaid
Nevile Henderson
Rest Room Construction Progress In Cascade Park
Work on the new rest room at Cascade Park progresses under PA NEWC OBSERVES. Twenty men on the job include six trimming and facing stone for the masons. The building will look fine upon completion and sits near the road leading to the grave.
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Cascade Park
Daily Weather Report Summary
Daily weather report lists statistics from the period ending with multiple misread values. It mentions Anant Mininst and precipitation figures, but the legible data are fragmentary and unclear due to OCR errors.
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United Staws
Unexpected Developments Force Hitler's Hand in Europe
An International News Service report cites high U S officials as saying rapid American rearmament and support to Great Britain and France blocked Hitler's plan to smash France. The source attributes the shift to unfolding events beyond Czechoslovakia and notes Roosevelt's wartime decisions were influenced by these developments.
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Robert G. Nixo
Arrosynontley
Washington
America
Roosevelt
Basi
Great Britain
France
Hitley
Tis
International
Avon
Europeadins
Hitler Plans Triumphal Entry Into Bratislava
Prague reports a large German display in Brno to symbolize Reich control over Bohemia Moravia and Slovakia as Cirences ter Hicker plans to witness a military review and a political speech. Berlin moves troops toward Prague and possibly into Slovakia for Hitler's Bratislava visit amid rising Czech tensions and arrests.
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Bohemia
Moravia
Slovakia
Brucun
Speerl
Czecho-Slovakia
Cirencester Hicker
Bruenz
Bratislava
Hitler
Rejection of Social Security Extension Deemed Unlikely
Democratic members of the House Ways and Means Committee rejected the Board’s proposal to extend the Social Security act to about 6 million workers including agricultural laborers domestics and staff of religious charitable and educational nonprofits. As hearings neared their end leaders signaled no chance of passing an extension this session.
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Croternational News Service
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Reed
Congress
Boys Find Body Of Missing Man In Brick Kiln
Harvey Gamble a 40 year old missing man from 718 Cumberland Avenue was found dead in an empty brick kiln at the New Castle Mining and Clay Products plant on the Harlansburg road. Coroner Charles Piper Byers and Corporal William Brush suspect death from exposure and possible heart issues. Rudolph McItatt and Edward Hartman, local schoolboys, discovered the body while playing near the kiln and alerted nearby station operator H E Cartwright.
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Harvey Gamble
Cumberland Avenue
New Castle Mining and Clay Products Company
Harlansburg Road
Charles Piper Byers
William Brush
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Gambie
Rudolph Mciatt
Edward Hartman
County Line Road
H. E. Cartwright
Roosevelt Denounces Czech Seizure as Brutality
United States acting secretary of state Welles read a Roosevelt approved statement condemning the seizure of Czechoslovakia by Germany as wanton brutality. Welles spoke at a crowded press conference after a meeting with President Roosevelt, who endorsed the stance in full.
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International News Service
Washington
United States Today
Germany
Mer Welles
Sabe Today
Hiney
Gaedic-Slovakia
Welles
Roosevelt
P. U. C. Employes Receive Over Due Pay From State
Harrisburg news reports that five hundred public utility employees received a day of overdue pay as the P U C budget for March gained gubernatorial approval. To balance the figures, 30 PUC workers were dropped, following earlier job cuts. Pay for April and May still awaiting final budgets and may be delayed without further payroll cuts.
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Harrisburg
Commissio
Arthur II
James
Apl
Jaimes
Hungary Occupies Ruthenia Frontier The Frontiers
Budapest dispatch reports Ruthenia up to the Polish frontier placed under Hungarian flag by nightfall. General headquarters says Ruthenian capital Chuss occupied and autonomy promised by Count Teleki. German envoy notified, no German troops or Hitler invite confirmations.
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Seryter
Budapest
Ruthenia
Hungary
Poland
Gsany
Neecssar
Nicholas Horthy
Ghancel
Hitler
Dickinson Becomes Michigan Governor Amid Illness
CHARLOTTE March 17 On his sick bed recovering from influenza Liven D Dickinson 79 year old prohibition and religious leader took the oath as Michigan s 54th governor He succeeds Gov Frank OB Fitzgerald who died of a heart attack at his Grand Ledpee home Dickinson said he will not seek re election in 1940 and will remain in bed another week per his physician Dr H A Moyer who cites the shock of Fitzgerald s death as the reason for the delay
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Mich
D. Dickinson
Michigan
Frank OB. Fitzgerald
Ledpee
Dickinson
H. A.moyer
Fitzgerald
Chancellor Hitler Arrives In Vienna
Chancellor Hitler arrives in Vienna from Moravia at 4 10 PM and goes to his Adel amid cheering Nazis.
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Vienna
Cateringionat
Hiller
Moravia
Adel
Isireats Hnecd
Hitler makes visit to Bruenn in triumph
International News Service reports Chancellor Hitler entering Bruenn amid a triumphal welcome. German troops control streets as residents cheer the incorporation of Bohemia Moravia and Slovakia. Czech residents largely stay indoors under the display of soldiers and a bright sky.
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Bruenn
Hitler
Bohemia
Moravia
Slovakia
Governor Fitzgerald Dies At Grand Ledge Farm
Michigan Governor Frank D. Fitzgerald, who had defeated Franklin Murphy to reclaim the office, died at his Grand Ledge farm home at about nine p.m. He was 54 and suffered a heart attack triggered by influenza, occurring two months and 26 days after he had re assumed the governorship.
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Calurnavional News
Seyler Grand Ledge
Mich
Mare
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Frank Murphy
New Deal
Michigan
Fitzgerale
Grand Ledge Farm
Indications Memes And Danzing Seek Protection
Berlin reports growing indications that Britain and France will not support anti Hitler movements. Germany continues to guard its position as Britain recalls its ambassador Henderson while diplomatic relations show signs of strain.
Nazi Ire Mounts Over Recall Of British Envoy
Nazi anger rose over threats to recall British envoy Sir Nevile Henderson after a parliamentary speech by Dull Cooper sparked bitter reactions. German officials warned of potential diplomatic reprisals while stressing the House of Commons speaker had acted without authorization, and Hitler appeared unsettled by the uproar.
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Pierre J. Wss
Berlin
Nevile Henderson
Interna
Wilhelm
Reichsfuhre
Admiralty
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House of Comons
Imbervene
Huff Cooper
Bern
Rot Stig
Hitler
President Roosevelt Presses Neutrality Action Move
President Roosevelt said developments in Europe require action short of war. He declined to answer reporters questions after a commission meeting, noting his upcoming congressional address on dynaty 4 and signaling options to meet the threat from aggressive European powers.
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International News
Washington
Europe
Conpre
Roosevelt
Lus
Congress
Fire Under Car Thaws It With Newspaper Build
W A Tate of Akron built a fire of newspapers under a car to thaw the carburetor near North Mer street Parkage, when gasoline around the motor ignited. The blaze grew to threaten the vehicle, requiring fire department response to prevent loss.
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W. A. Tate
Akron
Hs EU Bo Thaw
Lin
North Mer Street
Bian O'Coeck
Two Motorists Found Slain in Georgia Case Today
Interstate news reports two motorists slain by an armed robber during a daytime incident. Police found both victims shot near a Georgia highway, with no immediate suspects and a growing investigation into the motive.
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Iirpernational
Montgomery
French Cabinet Hears Daladier on European Policy
Paris March 27 Premier Edouard Daladier and Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet explained the central European situation to the cabinet amid domestic anger over Germany. The cabinet approved a policy to be read in the chamber when session opens, aiming to strengthen France's position against German moves in Bohemia and Moravia and broader regional affairs.
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Paris
Ther Regu
Conviciam
Policious
Prem Edonad Daladier
Foren
Georges Benet
Germany
Bohemia
Suureys
Mae Dee
Death Records Chronicle Fragment Highlighting Several Listings
Fragments show multiple death notices with names ages and addresses but are garbled. Entries mention Frank, Anne, Vinnieassen and other individuals, with scattered street names and partial locations, reflecting a damaged obituary section.
Deliberations Begin In Angeline Maravola Case
Morning jury deliberations start as eight men and four women weigh the fate of Angeline Maravola. Final arguments are set for Thursday as Attorney Edw and others present their positions.
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Angeline Maravola
Rois Wererang Rois and Diet Suites in Res Tet
Fragmentary lines describe a biographical or theatrical scene with names and places, including a Rois and Diet suites. The readable text hints at a setting involving residences or events but lacks clear actions or outcomes to confirm a definitive news item.
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