British Radio Bars Broadcast Of Duke's Speech
The BBC bans the Duke of Windsor from a Verdun speech planned for radio broadcast to British listeners. The decision comes amid opposition to the ex king broadcasting while King George VI travels to North America. US and French stations will carry the address for those abroad.
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Duke
International News Service
London
British Broadcasting Company
Great Britain
Verdun
France
Duke of Windsor
United States
UV. A
Duke of
North Armerica
George VII
Spring Wildlife And City Work In Pa Newc Area
Pa Newc reports spring brings abundant blooms and birds in the county with lilacs and violets in Yard displays. Gold finches nest in the veay yard as mothers forage and males guard eggs. Construction digs for the Watley main begin on Ray street while painting coats citywide continue. Parking meters removed on Croton avenue but free parking remains unauthorised.
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Reon
Veay
Newe
mBook
Watley Main
Ray Street
East Main
East Washington
Croton Avenue
Daily Weather Report for weekend period
United States weather statistics show a 24 hour period ending 6 am Sunday with a high of 86 and a low of 48 and no precipitation. River stage stands at 2 feet. A second 24 hour period ending 5 pm Saturday reports a maximum of 35 and a minimum of 53.
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United States
German Italian Pact Worries British Cabinet Session
British cabinet foreign affairs committee met in London amid fears that the Germany Italy military pact will give Berlin access to British armaments information. The discussion, intended to review Palestine, focused on the Anglo Italian treaty and its impact on defense data sharing between Britain and Italy and potential leakage to Germany.
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Charles A. Smith
London
Germany
Britain
Italy
England
Hitler
Nelda
Palestine
Solution of Danzig Problem On Hitler's Terms Will Be Urged
Axis powers push immediate settlement of the Danzig issue on Hitler’s terms after Milan talks between Germany and Italy. Poland would cede Danzig and grant a Reich ex-territorial highway while retaining economic and maritime privileges. Poland’s foreign minister rejected territorial concessions. Continued on page two.
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Danzig
Hitler
Germany
Italy
Mussolini
Poland
Reich
Warsaw
Josef Beck
Ter
Jones as dark horse for 1940 nomination
International News Service reports Jesse Jones, head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, as a possible late entrant for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1940. A New Dealer predicts a compromise candidate could be Jones if party leaders seek unity before the convention. Jones is a trusted Roosevelt adviser and close to Garner and Farley.
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William K. Hutchinson
Washington
Qguiet
Jesse’ Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jesse Jones
RFC
Roosevelt
John N. Garner
James A. Farley
Alliance May Include Hungary in Axis Pact Hint
Rome reports expansion of the Italo German alliance to include Hungary with Japan hinted. Editor Virginio Gayda said Hungary would fight with the Axis in case of war and called the pact a direct reply to democratic encirclement, urging uncertain powers to join forces.
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International News Service
Rome
Hungary
Japan
Virginio Gayda
Gayda
Bellweather
Mussolini
Palieles
Britain Offers Good Offices on Danzig Crisis
London May 8 Britain formally offered its good offices for an amicable settlement of the Danzig crisis in Poland and Germany. Undersecretary Richard Butler said in the House of Commons that Britain would lend its good offices if direct negotiations broke down. Britain emphasized settlement of international questions through negotiation arbitration or other peaceful means and noted any change in status quo for Danzig should be negotiated between Poland and Germany.
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Sulneria
International News Service
London
Great Britain
Soday
Poland
Germany
House of Commons
Richard Butler
Britain
Canary
Folane
Germaany
B and C Committees To Meet In New Castle Tonight
All committees appointed to handle the Baltimore and Ohio Day in New Castle on May 23 meet tonight at 7 30 in the freight house on South Mill Street. General Chairman I L Harper announces every committee member must be present to coordinate pending work.
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Hansdle
Baltimore and Ohio
New Castle
South Mill Street
I. L. Harper
Japanese secret bases uncovered by Canada report
In Brookline Massachusetts on May 6 Canadian government disclosure revealed Japanese fishing villages on the British Columbian coast as secret naval bases. Canon Frederick George Scott of Quebec Cathedral made the claim as Tutarnational News Service reported.
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Tutarnational News Service
Brookline
Mass
British Columbian
Frederick George Scott
Quebec
Death Record List From May 11 1939 Missouri
Obituary style death notices list names ages and addresses including Mrs Wilson Martin of Granger Mo, Thomas Joseph Crenney age 83 of 713 East Long Avenue, Richard M Brown 71 of Washing ton township, Samuel Smith Simpson 72 of Mer cer Fr, D G Harry L Pais 33 of 404 Bell Avenue, John P Jekl 75 of 28 Harrison Street, Joseph Edward icDevil 4302 East Home Street, Charles E Swanson 68 of 126 Went North Street, Mrs Carey J Davis 56 of North Beaver township.
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Wilson Martin
Granger
Thomas Joseph Crenney
East Long Avenue
Richard M. Brown
Washington Township
Samuel Smith Simpson
Mercer FR
D. G
Harry L. Pais
Bell Aveenue
John P. Jekl
Harrison St
Joseph Edward
Rotary Conference Opens With Founder Speaking In New Castle
Rotarians gather for the second annual district 175 Rotary International conference in New Castle with a reception Tuesday night in the Cathedral honoring Paul P Harris founder of Rotary and President Emeritus. Registration starts at 4 p m and runs to 8 30 p m. Wednesday features opening sessions at 10 with addresses by Harris and local officials as delegates discuss Rotary themes.
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New Castle
Rotary Anns
Rotary International
Paul P. Harris
Rotwy Internatonal
Glennis H. Rickert
Kane
Covention
J. Lee McFate
Emeritus Harris
General Assembly
Charles E. McGrath
C. ©. Green
Af Wiroon
Germany weighs Moscow talks on a non aggression pact
Berlin reports indicate Germany may sound out Soviet Russia about a monthly non aggression pact. Hitler calls Ribbentrop to Berchtesgaden for a conference to review the world situation after Axis military moves and Pope Pius XII mediation. A cordial Vatican offer may be welcomed more than Roosevelt's ten year guarantee.
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Talernavani
Berlin
Germany
Moscow
Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Berchtesgaden
Ribbentrop
Pope Pius II
Ilkelihood
Vatican
Roosevelt
Japanese Papers Acclaim Axis Alliance
Tokyo papers herald the German Italian military alliance with broad expectation that Japan may join the Axis. A Foreign Office spokesman declined comment while War Minister General Seishiro Iligaki said joining the Axis is not impossible.
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Caternational News Servise
Tokyo
Tenney
Foreign Office
Nippon
Princ Ates
Seishiro Ilagaki
Japan
Ais
Young Slayer May Hang For Death Of Two
Robert M Burgunder a 22 year old Seattle born son of a prominent lawyer faces possible execution for the killings of two Phoenix Arizona automobile salesmen. Washington County Tenn chief deputy Ed C Stewart said authorities have strong evidence and Burgunder boasted he would hang but would fight the case. Continged on page two.
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International News
Knoxville
Tenn
Robert M. Burgunder
Seattle
Wish
Phoenix
Ariz
Ed C. Stewart
Washington County
Robert M. Burgun
Three Bandits Rob Store In Early Morning Hold Up
Police led by Detective Chief Ray Showalter search for three suspects who assaulted and robbed Abe Alansky at 24 Erast Long Avenue at 4 08 a m. They escaped with about 320 00 and some checks in a red automobile. Two robbers, swarthy and about 5 feet 2 inches and 5 feet 7 inches tall, battered Alansky while a third struck with a stool. Alansky cannot identify the offenders.
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Detectiives
Ray Showalter
Abe Alansky
Erast Long Avenue
Brio
Alansky Clothing
Alansky
World Capitals Puzzled Over Action By Italy
International dispatch notes capitals puzzled by Italy's stance as Axis talks shift. Rome Iray and Germany press for Danzig on Hitler's terms while Mussolini counsels restraint. Britain fears German access to information via Italy and seeks Soviet alignment without open Anglo French Russian alliance. Tokyo predicts Japan joins pact as Pope prays for peace. Turkey and Russia sign Black Sea defense accord, British ships granted transit.
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C International News Service
Germany
Italy
Rome
Iray
Danzig
Hitler
Mussolini
Fuehrer
King and Queen Prove Good Sports In Life Belt Drill
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth aboard the Empress of Australia amid rough seas two days from Britain to the United States. They joined a life belt drill and stood by lifeboats as officers inspected safety gear after a rainstorm. The royal party planned to hear the Duke of Windsor broadcast from Verdun, France.
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King George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Britain
United States
RTL
AL R Meikle
Woman Killed In Franklin Crash
Franklin Pa early today a car driven by Joseph P Leta overturned on the Meadville pike killing Mayo Catherine Ragan operator. Her sister Mary 1B suffered a forehead injury and a broken arm. Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia testified in Washington warning Congress against abolishing the WPA, saying no city could bear relief alone. He appeared with other mayors to press continuation of federal aid during the relief crisis.
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International
Franklin
Mayo
Catherine Ragan
Joseph P. Leta
Meadville Pike
Mary
Robert Humphreys
Tnterna Llone
Washington, May
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York City
United States Conference of Minyors
House
WPA
Congress
la Guardia
Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
Daniel W. Hoan
Mihotuisec
Edward J. Kelly
Chicago
Joseph B. Sthlety
Louisville
Ross
Rogers
Amarillo
Tex
Richard W. Reading
Detroit
Maurice 2
Tobin
Boston
Plan To Close Rail Crossing In Grant Street
City officials announced a temporary closing of the Grant street rail crossing Tuesday for repairs by P. BR. workers. Traffic detours will be in place with Grant street traffic ban between State and Shenango streets from eight a.m. to one p.m.
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P. BR
Grant Street
State
Shenango
Roosevelt Returns to White House After Yacht Cruise
President Roosevelt arrived at the White House from an overnight cruise aboard the Potomac. He was accompanied by Associate Justice William O. Douglass and Secretary Harry L. Hopkins. The yacht docked at 8 30 and the party went to the executive mansion.
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Conternational News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Supreme Court
William O. Douging
Harry L. Hopkins
Navy Yard
Development In Coal Deadlock May Come Today
A federal mediator Dr John R Steelman reported an adjournment of the coal talks until 3 pm with possible progress by day’s end. Negotiators from bituminous operators and United Mine Workers remained silent as Roosevelt and Perkins were kept informed by telephone. The outcome of the day remained uncertain as Steelman refused to reveal details.
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Bulletin Cunbarnaional News Service
New York
Anz
John R. Steelman
Ace Federal
Confermanen
Frances Perkins
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers of America
Steelman
United
Roos
Washington
Perkins
Altor
Mother Of Missing Marjory West Clinging To Hope
The mother of missing Marjory West remains hopeful as no clues have surfaced since she wandered from Whitegrave woods in the Allegheny National Forest thirteen miles southwest of here on Mother's Day last year. A vast search by 2000 locals, 500 state police, volunteers and federal crews failed to find a trace of the girl despite miles of aerial and ground sweeps.
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Marjory West
White Grave
Alleheny National Forest
Here
Agaiot
Van
Fragmented OCR note about threats and weather limits
A readable fragment discusses pressure to perform and threats during play, mentions rules and dangers, and ends with a weather remark stating seventy. The text is garbled with unclear names and actions, suggesting a distressed or chaotic scene.
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Pa Newe
Neshannock Creek
Daily Weather Report
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Milan
Galeazzo Clano
Jones
Dark Horse
District 175
Rotary
Soviet
Russia
Pierre J. Wuss
Acclaim Alliance
Amsaluisia Samoza
Nicaragua
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Somoza
Alansky's
Vatican City
Pope Pius
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Turkey
U. Ssr
Black Sea
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Ec Cecil
Arthur Mometer
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