Hitler Calls Nazi Leaders to Plan Danzig Move
Adolf Hitler summoned key Nazi figures including Ribbentrop and Danzig leaders Albert Foerster and Arthur Greiser to Berchtesgaden to decide on action regarding Danzig. A preliminary plebiscite or German protectorate appeal were discussed as potential steps to incorporate Danzig into the Reich amidst Polish tensions.
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Joachim von Ribbbentrop
Danzig
Fuchrer
von Ribbentrop
Rome
Berchtesgaden
Albert Foerster
Nar
Arthur Greiser
Reichsengt Jast
Hitler
Polanc
Beck
Berlin
Germany
Danvig
Reich
Danzie
Foerster Ate Greise
Danalg
Fuehrer
Bohemia
Moravia
Michigan uses two license plate styles this year
Pa Newc notes two Michigan plates, a dark blue special for an exposition and a cream standard plate. A Hashecroft avenue extension on Mercer to Wilmington streets needs road work as Limestone street remains rough, with Rotary emblems planned for many buildings ahead of the upcoming District Royal convention. General press in Berlin suggests Beck retreated with no major new German demands.
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Michigan
Pa Newe
Rogular Michigan
Koko Antota
Hashecroft Avenue
Mercer Street
Wilmuington Authenues
Rotary
Daily Weather Report Update for US Hour ending 5 PM
The daily weather report shows maximum temperature 69 and minimum 49 with no precipitation. River stage 3.6 feet. Statistics list a low temperature near 80 and a preceding high humidity reading, date and unit references are unclear.
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United States
France Ready to Fight With Poland Says Premier Daladier
Paris May Premier Edouard Daladier declared France will not interfere with Poland but will go to war alongside Poland if needed. He framed the stance amid Hitler’s demand for the Polish corridor and the removal of Litvinov, signaling no change in France’s line. The statement followed Beck’s address in Warsaw and reflected France’s resolve as the political row over Danzig and German rights persisted.
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Cipernationa
Paris
Edouard Malacher
France
Rodas
Poland
Reich
Josef Beck
Germany
Hitler
Dangig
Daladier
Maxim Litvinov
Warsaw
Nazi Diplomatic Moves Amid Danzig Crisis
Berlin signals intensified diplomacy as the Berlin Warsaw dispute over Danzig and the Polish Corridor reaches a turning point. Hitler seeks restoration of the Free City of Danzig and a German highway across the Polish Corridor, while Germany steps up moves to fortify its position in case of conflict.
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Wusa Inservicional
S100
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Berlin-Warsaw
Danzig
Josef Beck
Beck
Purhrer
Dancig
Germany
Pomerania
East Prussia
Reich
Aris
Interna
Warsaw
Atlitend
Adolf Uithacs
Free
Tui
Death of Edward L. Schneider Tied to Pendergast Circle
The body believed to be Edward L. Schneider, partner of Boss Pendergast's circle, was found in a Kansas City waterworks intake between North Kansas City and Liberty. He was an executive in Ready Mixed Cement Co and an officer in six of Pendergast holdings. A ring with the initials E. L. was found on the drowned man. Schneider testified before a federal grand jury Friday when Pendergast was re-indicted on income tax evasion charges.
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International News Service
Kansas City
Edward L. Schneider
T. J. Pendergast
Liberty
Schneider
Ready Mixed Cemenc
Pender
Subways Curtailed by Coal Shortage in New York
Six women fainted at Times Square station as subway service was cut back due to rapidly diminishing coal supplies. Police marshaled guards at major transit points while extra staff handled the morning rush as service faced a two percent reduction.
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New York
Times Square
Neres
Local Man Heads to Africa to Manage Firestone Office
T. Kenner Miller son of Rev Dr and Mrs J A Miller of 424 East Moody avenue will board the Queen Mary Monday morning for Port Elizabeth South Africa. He goes to manage the Firestone Rubber company interor after six years in India where he headed the company in that region before returning to the Axron office.
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T. Kenner Miller
J. A. Miller
East
Moody Avenue
Wll
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Firestone Rubber Company
Interror
India
Axron
Midwest Miners Join Coal Strike Nationwide Action
CHICAGO May 5 The soft coal strike widened to a national scale as about 2 000 miners in the Midwest South and Rocky Mountain regions walked out. The stoppage followed a U M W A call amid failed talks with operators after two months of negotiations. About 2 500 more miners were idle in Washington State as midnight strikes began.
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Chicago
Idwest
South
Rocky Mountain
United Mine Workers of America
Appalachian
Bir
Midwest
U M. W
John L. Lewis
Washington
New Castle Chosen for Fall Library Meeting
New Castle Free Public Library hosts the fall meeting of the Four County Library club in November. Arrangements were finalized at the spring session in Laughlin Memorial Library Ambridge with attendees from Lawrence County including Miss Alice Sterling and several librarians from nearby towns.
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New Castle
Four County Library Club
Laughlin Memorial Brary
Ambridge
Lawrence County
Alice Sterling
New C. He Spararten
Rose Barber
Sarah Mervis
Gladys Kyle
Catherine M. Chartles
Ellwood City
Sterling
Relief Boards To Be Approved In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on May 5 the senate assured confirmation of all county relief board members not personally objectionable to individual senators. Democrats showed no sign of relenting on other gubernatorial appointments, including Ma. Lynnei Adams as motor police commissioner and John Siggins of Warren as public utilities commissioner. Senator G Mason Owlett and Tinor Jens voiced confidence that Democrats would eventually approve at least one more US commissioner still to be named.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Senate
Todry
Arthur H. James
Ma. Lynnei
Adams 04
John Siggins
Warren
G. Mason Owlett
Tioga
Tinor Jens
Democracs
P. Usc
Nationwide coal strike actions loom in government role
As miners in Appalachian regions and midwest states walk off, 320,000 idle plus 100,000 more join in a mass work stoppage crippling New York transit and threatening harbor traffic. Federal mediators pressed for a quick pact while Mayor Lloyd K. warned of further service cuts to save fuel amid a deepening energy crisis.
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Neav Yori
Boyele
New York
Lite Gunpda
Temans
John L. Lewi
United Mine Workers
Middlewestern States
Appalachian
New Yorks
New York Harbor
Bbe
Gontinwea
Rayo Twa
Victim Dies After Fall From Ladder at Work
Clyde C. Morrow aged 93 of 320 Ress stdier died at 1:? m today after falling from a four story ladder while painting the exterior of a house at 209 Lincoln avenue. Survived by wife Ella M. Morrow. Body to be at Rice friend home tonight for friends to call. Funeral arrangements to be announced in Saturday's News.
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Palsing
Clyde C. Morrow
Janeson Memorial
Morrow
Ella MM. Morrow
Extended Hard Coal Agreement Reaches Second Week Extension
In New York on May 5, wage and hour accords for southeastern Pennsylvania's anthracite region were extended by deadlocked negotiations for a further four weeks until May 1. It marks the second extension since the adjustment dating from April 10, amid disrupted production and escalating tensions.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Ag Markeg
New Pow Power Plant Begins Operation Near New Orleans
Mrs L B Round wife of the Pennsylvania Power Company president and general manager announces the start of operation at a new power plant near New Orleans. The plant began feeding 3600 revolutions per minute and generated electric energy for the first time under the supervision of John Mikels. Officials from Consumers Power Company and others observed the test as plans call for a larger startup in June.
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Mra
John Mikels
Syd
Frontine
Ang Consumers Poser Company
Une
Soviet Supreme Council convoked for extraordinary session
MOSCOW May 5 The Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union was convened for an extraordinary session amid a shift in foreign policy and censorship changes. The session marks the first since Premier is treated under constitutional order and follows restated tension in parliament. The government announced the abolition of censorship on outgoing news patches from forestral sources.
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Bulletia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Qnday
Cis
Mussolini May Seek To Settle Danzig Issue
London reports Mussolini plans to intervene in the Polish Danzig corridor dispute and to seek settlement with Germany. Foreign Minister Ciano is ordered to explain Rome's plan to Hitler when they meet this week on Lake Como. Restoring Canalga to the Reich is named with concessions on Poland's maritime rights.
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Mussolini
Danzig
International
London
Maul
Thatian
Cann Gialeazzo Clano
Tlauce
Jane Ribbentrop
Lake Como
Canalg
Reich
Poland
Gydnin
Man Stabs Common-In-Law Wife to Death in Philadelphia
In North Philadelphia a man stabbed his common law wife to death with a butcher knife in her grandfather's house. Police arrested the suspect, Marco from Essington, after the scene a block away. Anna Schaffer died from three stab wounds in the arm, hand, and abdomen. Also present was a unidentified person later named Benoit, 35, a commercial artist.
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Sareney
Wan
Khasell
Reidi Benoit
Notable Welcome Given Nicaraguan President
At Union Station Washington May 10 1940 U S officials greeted Nicaraguan President with full honors as his party arrived for a diplomatic reception. The U S Marine Band and Navy Band provided ceremonies while President Roosevelt and guest leaders attended the welcome and parade route before visits to Mount Vernon and the tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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Lormony
Toosevelt
George
Elizabeth
Sring
Alors
Haryoes
Union Station
Ion Pennsylvan
Orne
Toy Une White Tuuse
U.S. Marine Band
U . S. Navy
Pod
Roosevelt
Jineleon
Mount Vernon
Two Injured In City Crash Reported
Two people were injured in a city crash at a street intersection Thursday afternoon. Mrs Wilkins suffered a shock and head injury while Williams received a head laceration. both were in separate vehicles driven by Mrs Wilkins and Joseph G Tanner. A cement block fell from a porch bumper, prompting Tanner to swerve and collide. A physician treated the injured at a nearby residence.
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Mighhine
Garfield
Mice
Williams
Wiliams
Tanner
Yolice
Willams
Appointment of Attorney to Defend Brest James Lagan
An attorney will be appointed to defend Brest James Lagan in a contested matter. The order names the attorney and directs representation for the defendant in the case. Details indicate the selection process and official acceptance of the appointed counsel.
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Brest
Etter
Two Charges Are Made Against Hit Run Driver
Greensburg Pa. James B Gearee 30 of Conran OsAlwsmian arrested near New Castle Wednesday night after investigation by State Motor Police into deaths of 13 year old Rut Decker and her sister Mary nine of Derry Two inss Wednesday. Hearings set for today with preliminary charges of manslaughter and hit and run driving.
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Greensburg
James B. Gearee
Conran
New Castle
Oan
Ald Rut Decker
Hey Sis Mary
Derry
Death Notice for Local Residents and Relatives
Fragmentary obituary style record listing multiple individuals with scattered identifiers. Names include Ames Le Muses, Clyde Eo MeNickle, William Porter, Lydia Cleayer and others, with ages and street references such as Miss Cas street and Rowe street. The legible data suggests a local death notice page with minimal readable details.
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Ames le Muses
Richelied Ama al Ls
Cas Street
Clyde Eo MeNickle
William Porter Lelerdaski
Gully Sisla
Maerisod
Chie Cl Marrow
Heathen
Batsr Mde
Mates
Aay
Tay Pas
Lydia Cleayer
Rowe Strech
Poland replies to Nazi demand on free city Danzig
Beck presents Poland’s reply to German insistence on Dan zig status. Poland would negotiate outstanding issues and proposes a common Polish German guarantee for the Free City. Beck stresses Poland’s rights and the city’s German population, while signaling readiness for peaceful settlement and warning against precipitating war. Continued on page two.
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Beck
Poland
Fireworks Ban May Be Voted On Next Monday
A Harrisburg report notes debate on a fireworks ban with a vote planned for next Monday. The bill's fate hinges on legislative actions amid partisan positions and public safety concerns.
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A garbled OCR item describes a spring time school sport event with unclear names and actions. It mentions running, marks, and possible mercury reference, but details are fragmentary and confused. The piece reads like scraps from a local school athletic report with numerous misspellings and stray phrases.
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Chong
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