Britain Hopes for Early Pact with Italy on Mexico Problem
London dispatch reports British anxiety over Mexico expropriation and oil properties. Prime sources note Britain seeks U S cooperation and possible pact with Italy to pressure Mexico. British ambassador and officials prepare for talks in Washington as new discussions continue on oil company interests and workers wage demands.
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Kexgsbury Smite
TMH
Magna News
Seeyiney
BF Nally
London
Marche Beltain
Internat
Aix- Jety
Cue
Keanethet
Bethain
Geis
Suvdonad Lane
Washington
Amery
Mexica
Pelisteum Corny
Oller
Brilhy
Talswis
Fragmented Community Notes From Local Page
Local records describe scattered yard work and garden preparations as residents rake and burn debris, set mounds for flowers, and repair spaces around Wald and Grenknes streets. The scene includes people cleaning, gloves on, and sports chatter from a distant court, with continued coverage promised on Page Two.
Daily Weather Brief Specialty Update
A compact weather note reports a sunny period with clear skies and a late eve forecast near 9 o'clock. It mentions minimal precipitation and references local terminology for a regional standard forecast.
Britain Appeals To Pope Amid Religious Tensions
A British government appeal to the Pope is reported amid religious tensions in London. The dispatch notes official efforts to ease strain between church and state and seeks papal mediation or guidance on unsettled matters.
Congress Informed On Tax Reform Aims To Ease Fear Of Vindictive Taxation
The House backed a tax reform move labeled townshack le business as the Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to remove fears of vindictive taxation. Ellsworth G. C. Alvord spoke for the chamber. Roy C. Osgood of the First National Bank of Chicago joined in advocating a corporate flat tax no higher than current levels and a 10 to 12 percent capital gains levy for assets held over a year. The plan calls for combined estate and gift taxes, a downward shift in surtaxes on individuals, and a top personal rate around 40 percent to simplify the tax system and reduce revenue drag.
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Nance Committee
Ker
Roy C. Osgood
First National Bank of Chicago
Alvord
Ubar
Chamber of Commerce
Sovereignty of Lithuania Will Be Respected
London dispatch reports Poland will respect Lithuania’s sovereignty, following mixed signals in diplomacy. The note from Foreign Ministry sources emphasizes cautious tension and ongoing efforts to preserve regional stability.
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Lithuania
Chiles
London
Poland
Lithuinna
Minn
Weath Ward Tee
London Daily Mad
Ed Tiday
President May Call On Morgan For Resignation
President Roosevelt weighs pressing Chauncey Arthur E Morgan to resign amid long running disputes over the New Deal public power project. Morgan’s repeated refusals to testify provoke charges of contumacy and obstruction as a congressional inquiry intensifies.
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Morgan
George Diarno
Revere
Washington
Rooseve
Cha
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee
White House
Ransevelt
Chirm
Jey
TVA
Harcourt A
Chiahuaa
A. E. Morgan
Roosevelt
Increase In Income Tax Filers Here
Local income tax officials announce a rise in filers and urge timely reporting for 1937 crimes. The office will not disclose income totals. figures must come from Washington. The federal building tax bureau hub in lane was crowded before March 15. Many taxpayers mailed returns to the Pittsburgh district office.
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Long
Washington
Federal
Tax Bureau
Lane
Pittsburgh
Proposed Geneva Strike Postponed at College
Beaver Falls Pa March 21 The proposed Geneva College strike over the firing of two English instructors was postponed after a student meeting with Dr M M Pearce The college official said the instructors Don Wolfe and Sy Ruch Firor were reprimanded for sole reason of reorganization of the English department and were not to be reinstated
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Sheva Beatice
Beaver Falls
Geneva College
M. M Pearce
Don Wolfe
Sy. Ruch Firor
Leo Tadseal
Young Woman Leaps to Death From High Bridge
Pittsburgh reports 28 year old Alberta Gessler leaped to her death from a bridge, found with a broken body near railroad tracks. Her father Raymond received receipts for a prize and notes she suffered a nervous breakdown at home. The incident ties to a Westinghouse Air Brake employee, with Dublin reference and airmark context.
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Pittsburgh
Martha Alberta Gessler
Raymond
Sai
Pleads Guilty To Double Murder In Pittsburgh
Pran Brookman of Washington pleaded guilty in Pittsburgh to murder generally for the killings of his mother Mary Brookman Neola and uncle Paws Clastig. Judge Willany N. McNaugher began proceedings to determine degree while neighbors described a party and wine prior to the shootings.
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Matherenent Service
Pittsburgh
Pranas
Curly Brookman
Washington
Willany N. McNaugher
Mary Brookman Neola
Paws Clastig
Alma Cassia
Lung
Neolel
Minkips Brookman
Yarier
Unele
Full Crew Bill Decision Delayed in Pittsburgh
The Reale supreme court today failed to hand down a decision on the full crew bill passed by the legislature, whose constitutionality was appealed by most major railroads in the state. The bill mandated the minimum number of crew members on freight and passenger trains.
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Cinternaonal News Berelver
Pittsburgh
The
Reale Supreme Court Today
Oil Firms Fight To Regain Property In Mexico
Eleven American and six British oil firms move to reclaim expropriated assets worth about 800 million dollars in Mexico. They plan to file against the seizure and take the case to the supreme court if needed. Labor disputes flare as workers depart Tampico and protective action blocks Mexican petroleum shipments.
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Arthur Constantine Tilar Veice
Mexico City
Supreme Cour
Nazification of Austria Resumed by Hitler Forces
Vienna reports indicate rapid Nazi consolidation with mass arrests of Socialist leaders and up to 12,000 people detained in camps or prisons. A radio tally notes 60 to 70 suicides in days, as Nazis seek loyalty through employment and public works while Kurt Schichlinger’s cabinet members are held in protective custody. Ex-President Wilhelm Miklas attended a mass under heavy guard amid the crackdown.
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Cinternation
Vienna
Socialist Party
Radio Vepor
Pranusas
Unt
Kurt Schichhige
Wilhelm Miklas
Death notices list several residents and ages in local columns
The fragment lists individuals including Dr. Anna Jack aged 71 of East Washington Street and Mary L. Gienn aged 77, with other names such as James Smith White 78 and Mrs Levina J Durant 84, tied to addresses in Ellwood City, Laurel Avenue and Chestnut Street among others.
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Anna Jack
East Washington Street
James Smith White
Dart Ian
Levina J. Durant
Chestnut Street
Elizabeth Alice Evans Monk
Laurel Avenue
Huey Charleston
Ellwood City
John Matteo
East Bronk Street
Mary L. Gienn
Hillercat Wagenur
Fear Seven Die As Lumber Raft Hits Bridge At Mancy
International News Service reports a lumber raft struck a bridge pier near Mancy Pennsylvania killing one man and leaving six others missing or injured. Names listed include W C Van Scovee of Philadelphia and Dr C F Taylor of Montgomery as missing. Cameraman Harry Berringe and Tyrone W Holley among those identified as casualties or witnesses. Rescue efforts continued as authorities investigated the incident on the Susquehanna River.
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Mancy
Internatinal News
Maceh
Pennsylvania
Eiay
Hartisburgy
Ad Bridge Pier
W. C. van Scovee
Philadelphia
C.F. Taylor
Montgomery Éonist
Pilo
H. G. Connor
Burnside
Broffitt
Chester
Sniverss Newsreel
Harry Berringe
Tyrone W. W. Holley
Fadford
Malcolm Merarlang
New Jeresey
Two Motor Patrolmen Wounded In Grove City Holdup
Police and state authorities hunted a hold up party after two motor patrolmen were wounded near Grove City on Route 58. Officer Harry Cooper, 24, and Private Wim Hays, 38, were hospitalized with gunshot wounds and possible skull fracture. The incident sparked a statewide dragnet as investigators sought the suspects who fled north of the scene.
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Grove City
International News Service
Hure
Pennsylvgiis
Harry Cooper
Wim. Hays
Moever
Baydita
Hell
Peeples
Prankilr
Defoe Ann
Ron
Miss Extella
Salk
Faye
Steamer Burns At Cleveland Fire Destroys City of Buffalo
Fire wardens examined the wreckage in Cleveland after a blaze damaged the steamer City of Buffalo, causing three hours of fighting. Nearby passenger steamers Cus of Erie and Secindbee were undamaged as owners consider rebuilding, with insurance for 360000.
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Pestarchief
Ser
Tees
Cleveland
City of
Buffalo
Conte
Cus
Erie
Secindbee
Cleveland & Buffalo
Reorganization Bill Faces New Opposition in Senate
A reform measure to abolish and consolidate federal bureaus faces renewed resistance in Congress. Senator Clare backs exemptions for veterans affairs and forest service, while Senator Minton leads inquiries into a $50,000 campaign linked to the measure. Dr Edward A Rumily acknowledged the campaign against the government.
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Washington
Ben Bill
M Rattonoofa
Clare
Forest Service
Agricupartment of Interior
Senator Minton
Edward A. Rumily
Uap
Throngs Protest Peaceful End to Lithuanian Border Crisis
War saw tense crowds as Polish troops retreat from the Lithuanian border and Vilna prepared for changes. Officials touted a settlement, while some press voices criticized the accord and urged stronger Polish moves including a proposed naval base at Memel and a Polish ministry in Kaunas.
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Warsaw
Lithuania
Corm
Vilna
Prnce
Seimon
Poland
Wnion
Memel
Kaunas
Park Avenue Paving Work Begins in City Center
Park Avenue paving projects started this morning with WRAL crews excavating Park Avenue between Blaine Street and Narity Mor Street. Workers carried out the digging by hand as preparations begin for the city program.
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Uns
Sprigg
Park
WRAL
Park Avenue
Blaine Street
Narity Mor Street
Administration Leaders Aim At Large Naval Expansion
The House approved a one billion dollar naval expansion unit amid President Roosevelts push for rearmament. The final passage vote stood 291 to 100 as leaders sped the bill to the Senate.
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News Se
Washington
Roosevelt
Hose
Senate
Six Year Old Lad Makes Trin Across Ocean Unescorted
A six year old boy makes a remarkable unescorted crossing of the ocean, an extraordinary voyage noted in local news. Details remain brief with emphasis on the child’s daring feat and the attention it drew from the community.
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Lad
Fragmentary text hints at names and events in a failing manuscript
The garbled OCR presents scattered phrases and partial names without a clear narrative. It mentions figures and items like Arthur, Mut, and Migs, but lacks coherent context, dates, places, or actions to identify a definite news event or subject.
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Mexico
Italy
U. S
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Wald Ane
Avon
Staud
Ware
Aou Tys
Lawrence
Marie
Homaf Seava
Pope Pris
Pyasim
Jumbo
Baldwin Park
Cal
Heire
Jum
Congress
T. V. A. Row
Geneva
Walops
Wieswine
Laraz Cardenas
France
Eduardo Suarez
Welch
Vo Ioux
Tampico
Nundred
Vera Orne
Uhe
Oor
Japan
Americat Oil
Austria
Hitler
Baga
Burns
Chien
Thief vi Linmain
Ithdray
Trans Archrival Commission
Jaseneame
Robert Humphreys
Shebang
Pegpausieye
Nave Erlains
Isabet
Arthur Mometer
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