Italy Eyes Conciliatory Talks With France Amid Tense Ties
March 27 dispatch notes Prime Minister Benito Mussolini’s conciliatory tone after Mussolini’s threats to Rome, while Italy seeks Franco-Italian rapprochement. Diplomats expect talks soon as Italy claims influence in the Mediterranean. earlier belligerent cries for Nice Corsica fade from public view. Background notes recall talks broken off last May.
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Italy
Tony
France
Rome
Benito Munsaolini
I! Dice
Tunisia
Sues
Djibouti
Nice
Bavoy
Corsica
Longe-Awailoi
MH Duce
Franco
Spal
Mediterranean
Pa News Notes Odd Plates and Early Spring News
The Lawrence County Sportsmen’s Association warns rural residents to burn now to clear brush, predicting bird life loss when fires come after the new house is built. Pa News reports dogs riding in bicycle baskets, glimpses of Tennessee and Ontario license plates, and early spring blooms around the city.
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Lawrence County Sportsmen's Association
Nes
Pa News
Tennessee
Pa Newe
Ontario
Canada
Daily Weather Report Summary for Period
The report lists daily temperatures with unclear entries and fragmented terms. It mentions maximum and minimum temperatures, and references days Saturday and Sunday with scattered data. Overall, the legible content notes 77 and 46 as possible readings amid garbled labels.
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Ture
Azure
Staistics Borgs
Franco's Forces Push On Towards Madrid
Franco’s mechanized troops under Generalissimo Francisco Franco advance rapidly toward Madrid. In moves across the Cordoba region they seize mining towns Pozobianca and Santa Bufemía with little resistance. A Salamanca bulletin reports 10,000 Madrid troops captured. Madrid reportedly spared bombardment as Franco seeks surrender of the capital. A Lisbon message from Burgos claims Madrid’s defense junta accepts terms and would surrender today.
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International
Hendaye
Francisco Franco
Cordoba
Madrid
Franco Ralone
Pozobianca
Santa Buf Femia
Salamanca
Iself
Franco
Lisbon
Portugal
Burgos
Launch Y M C A Drive On Tuesday
The New Castle YMCA will open a two day campaign for 800 members and $1,000 in cash reparations. Attorney H A Wilkinson leads the drive as general chairman with team managers Howard Warnock and Sid Lockley directing the competing groups. The Tuesday banquet begins at 4 14 and Wednesday features the report dinner as teams strive to outdo each other in membership.
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New Castle
Williken
H. A. Wilkinson
Howard Warnock
Sid Lockley
Warnock
Lockley
States Can Tax U.S. Employee Income
The Supreme Court today ruled that states may levy income tax on employees and officials of the United States government, overruling a prior decision that held federal workers immune from state taxation. The ruling shifts constitutional protection and defines taxation rights for state authorities.
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U.S
Wolves Club Plans Tuesday Stag Event at Jefferson Bakery
Wolves Club members announce a Tuesday stag gathering at the Jefferson Bakery. The event is described as a social meeting with a stag party format to discuss club matters and socialize.
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Wolves Club
Jefferson Baking
Crash Kills Eight As Braniff Plane Falls At Oklahoma City
Eight people die when a Braniff Airlines 14 passenger transport crashes shortly after takeoff at Oklahoma City Airport. Four survivors are severely injured, with pilots among the injured. Investigators suspect motor trouble possibly a blown cylinder head causing cowling to foul tail fins.
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Curiiss Haseltu
New Vice
Oklahoma City
Okfa
Braniff Airlines
Louise Zarr
Dallas
Texas
Georgia Sheldon
New York City
Joan Alien
Evanston
Edmonton
Alberta
Elizabeth Hinckley
Port Isabel
Benjamin Copton
Chicago
Barney G. Grossman
Copton
J. Claire Calleon
Mexico City
Mexico
R. T. Bale
Denver
Cola
Claude Seaton
Malcolm Wallace
Ear
Eviscon
Pepsodent Con
Chicara
Perry R. Smith
Corsicana
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Secretary Hull to remain in cabinet amid rumors
Secretary of State Cordell Hull dispels rumors of a split with President Roosevelt and says he will stay in the cabinet through Roosevelt's term. Hull's friends insist firm agreement on foreign policy and note Under-Secretary Welles will assume greater responsibilities.
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C International News
Washington
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
Hull
America
Hui
Mr. Roostvels
Mii
Desi
Welles
Fight Killed In Crash On Coast
Los Angeles report cites rain and slippery highway in a multiple fatal crash. Eighteen people died, including a family of five, and several were injured when a light sedan collided with a interurban bus. Names include Meyer Minkus and family, Frank Garron, Lina Rubin, and Andrew Torber notes. The sedan driver’s quick turn is suspected.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
Meyer Minkus
Isadore
Frimie
Mona
Nephe Frank Garron
Chicago
Lina Rubin
Deron Rapaport
Andrew Torber
Terday
Torber
Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Douglas Nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Justice Douglas's nomination to the Supreme Court after a 75 minute hearing. The committee voted unanimously to forward the nomination to the full Senate for swift confirmation by both Republicans and Democrats.
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William OG
Douglan Wrights
Frauk Murphy
Senate
Washington
SHC
Supreme Court
Beach
Douglas
Committee
International News Service
Maroh
Old Charman
Sec Exchange
White Justioe
Vine Senate
Tial Douglas
Hrandcie
Douglas Dent Roanevett
Eloia
Mt Dourlas
Serale
Pal
Hich
Demoner
Pradse Dougas
Soviet Russia Strengthens Border Areas Amid Threats
WARSAW March 27 Soviet Union rushes border fortifications along Rumanian Latvian and Estonian fronts after Germany’s moves in Slovakia and Memel. Mr and Mrs Frank Kennedy of New Castle were injured when their car overturned near Sharon after a skid. both transported to Boh and Lee hospitals with serious injuries.
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Soviet
Russia
Frank Kennedy
Sharon
Warsaw
Battic
Arenge
Moscow
Germany
Wand
Prank Kennedy
Neshannock Avenue
Dutch Hill
Sharon-Mercer
Boh Hospital
C. B. Mathay
Grove City
Kennedy
Lee Hospital
Mrs. Kennedy
New Castle
Lightning Strikes North Hill Home Causes Fire Damage
Lightning struck the home of Avenitect W. I. Clark at 2011 High Kind avenue during a spring storm at 8 30 pm. A clothes press on the second floor ignited, damaging clothing including a fur coat. Loss tops 250 dollars but insurance covers the fire’s minor damage as wires were damped by firemen.
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Avenitect
W. I. Clark
High Kind Avenue
Clark
Railroad Officials Inspect Erie Freight Depot Alterations
FP M Brown superintendent PL Kelly assistant DL superintendent and E R Wrick division engineer of the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad inspect alterations at the Erie Railroad freight depot on West Washington Avenue The P and L R R will take over a portion of the Indiana ticket office and waiting room bug terminal
Clipper Lands At Azores In Trial Atlantic Hop
Clipper reaches Azores after a trial transatlantic hop from Haltismare to Marta in about three hours. The 42-ton passenger craft, named Klank, radioed from Horta at 8:07 a m. The voyage tested speed near 165 miles per hour aided by favorable winds. Capt. Harold Gray reported a thorough sharkt-down to uncover weak points and to train ground crews for regular service.
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Azores
Atlantic
Internacional & Service
Inday
Ayradion
Haltismare
Marta
Avoreslands
Ballimary Attiies
Horta
Clippers
Baltimore
Harold Gray
Bay
Aner Fa
Fire Threatens Business Block Damages Estimated at $200
Firemen suspect wiring caused a blaze that gutted the Bagley Market block on East Washington, with dense smoke and alarms sounding at 435 o'clock. The fire damaged adjacent properties at 306 East Washington and 204 East Washington, threatening the Canine storage and nearby establishments. Estimated losses around $200, authorities investigate cause.
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Bagley Market
East Washi
Exisa
Tate
East
Wastin
Feu
Wanton
Court delays federal minimum wage scale ruling
A federal court suspended the nationwide minimum wage schedule for the steel industry after a ruling. The decision halted the wage scale pending further review, delaying the rollout and leaving workers without the new federally set rates until the court acts.
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LOS
Atetey
Amis
Spring Weather Boosts Local Shopping Demand
Spring weather drew large crowds to downtown shops on Saturday boosting business conditions beyond recent weeks. Easter, two weeks away, spurred early shopping and the trend is expected to rise as spring advances.
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Wius Cit
Twenty Three Killed by Planes Across Ruthenian Frontier
Budapest March 27 Twenty three soldiers and civilians were killed and 55 wounded in Slovakian air attacks along the Ruthenian frontier. Hungarian forces claimed to have shot down 11 enemy planes and captured two Slovaks and 291 Czechs in the recent fighting.
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International Nave Service
Budapest
RUD Cri
Red Cross Is Moving Today
A fragment notes the Red Cross chapter moving today with plans described as a “splenda” for the chapter, but the rest of the text is garbled and unreadable. The item records a relocation or event shift without clear dates or locations.
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Red Cross
Ean Red Cross
West Pittsburg Chicken Corp Destroyed by Fire
A large fire at West Pittsburg Chicken Corp caused extensive damage estimated near 150 dollars. The blaze on Vth street extension started around 8 30 o clock and the cause could not be determined.
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West Pittsburg Chicken Corp
Vela
Vth Street
Pittsbure
Death Records From 1939 Notice List
A damaged OCR death record list provides names and ages including Louis Schiek age 64 of 703 Weal Wash uxton street and Delbert Neil age 61 of New Castle, along with Martha Garver Morse 83 Canton Ohio and Frank A McLaughlin 54 Reis Street. Other entries include Kasimir Wisniewski 43 North Weaver township and multiple misread locales and ages. The fragmentary list reads like a community obituary notice page with many unreadable items.
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Louis Schiek
Weal Washuxton Street
Delbert Neil
New Castle &, m
Artha Garver Morse
Ton
Frank A. McLaughlin
Reis Street
Herron
Cinewim
An Bile Warren
St. Koppel
Kasimir Wisniewski
North Weaver Township
Frank Miorek
Ashland Avenue
Law Saga Biel
Miss Sarat
New Concord
Minsie Tree Milter
Widdward Blickey
Canton
Attanasia
Noting
Gut Neal Street
New Bedford
Awe McElwain
France Delays Talks With Mussolini to End Spanish War
Paris dispatch says France will postpone opening parley with Benito Mussolini until the Spanish conflict ends. Prime Minister Caladier to offer a guarded reply likely by Wednesday as officials assess Mussolini's position and Italian policy while negotiations loom.
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Caladier
Mussolini
Franco's Planes Roar Over Madrid in Valencia
Franco's planes executed aerial activity over Madrid and Valencia with ongoing military assertions, as reports describe strategic air operations and battlefield tensions amid the city’s defense posture.
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Franco
Madrid
Giant Clipper Carrying Thirty Passengers Reported
A Pan American Airways clipper commonly named in dispatches carried thirty passengers on a flight between Hong Kong and another destination. The report notes the large passenger load aboard the seaworthy airship or aircraft as part of a routine service.
Mystery OCR Fragment Lacks Clear News Details
Fragmentary text mentions names and items but provides no coherent event or context. No identifiable actions, places, dates, organizations, or outcomes to summarize into a factual newspaper card.
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