European Crisis on Czech Border Sparks War Footing
Warlike mood grips Prague and Berlin as Czechoslovakia mobilizes four reserve classes and fortifications amid border clashes with Germany. Reports of Czech killings, Sudeten uprisings, and British, French, and Italian diplomatic strains accompany fears of a quick invasion if municipal elections inflame tensions.
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Czechoslovakia
Prague
Carvhoslovakia
Benes
Eger
Ued
Rin
Berlin
Germany
Foreign Office
Creri
London
Viscount Halifax
France
Italy
Spain
Storm Visibly Strikes City Trees Down Near New Castle View Burial Park
A severe hail storm hit the area just east of the city around six o clock, knocking down a large tree at Castle View Burial Park on the New Wilmington road. Residents reported creeks and ponds rising as fish and other contraptions were damaged. A troop of young men traveling east Wash- bound for the area witnessed the meteorological event and noted the strong winds and rainfall.
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East Wash
New Castle View Burial Park
Wilhington Road
Daily Weather Report for Friday Evening
United States weather statistics show river stage at 20 and a river depth reading near twenty feet. Temperature readings vary across regions with a noted peak in the late afternoon Friday.
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United States
British View Czechoslovakia Crisis Grows Gravely Acute
London May 21 British officials describe the Czechoslovak crisis as gravely acute amid rising tension with Nazi Germany. Although Berlin calls troop movements routine, London believes massing signals a possible invasion if clashes occur in Czech elections. No prearranged German plan for a weekend cross border action is seen, but preparations are noted for swift use if incidents intensify.
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Czechoslovakia
Germany
Senate panel reshapes federal relief bill for farm aid
Senate appropriations subcommittee reported a radically revised relief bill raising total to 3.354 billion dollars. The plan retains broad presidential control while adding a 200.9 million dollar provision to aid cotton wheat and corn farmers as parity support and to cushion upcoming farm belt hardship.
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Arthur Hachten
Intermiteral News Service
Washington
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
House
Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Congress
Paterson Father Kills Two Children Then Sets House Ablaze
Alfred Schwarzenbach, a jobless father, killed his two children Alberta aged 3 and Lorraine who would have turned one tomorrow with a hammer and set fire to the home to cover the crime. He admitted to police, saying he could not find work and felt hopeless.
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International News Service
Paterson
N. J
Alfred Schwarzenbach
Alberta
Lorraine
Special Pittsburgh election planned on bond issue
Pittsburgh mayor Cornelius Scully reports a mid-July special city election to vote on a $510,000 bond issue for a major public works program. If approved, the city would seek $6,500,000 more in PWA grants.
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Ser Naional News
Pittsburgh
Cornelius T. Scully
Weather Outlook For Coming Week
Weekly weather outlook covers North and middle Atlantic states with showers Sunday night and again end of week. Temperatures mostly normal, with above normal in parts of Ohio Valley and Tennessee. Fair Monday. Tuesday or Wednesday showers possible. otherwise mostly fair to end of week.
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Nternational News Service
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Bhio Yaler
Shaw
Great Britain And France Will Stand Together
Alfred Turnauer reports that on May 21 Paris and London pledged to prevent a repeat of the Austria invasion in Czechoslovakia. France and Britain, aligned with Russia, warned dismemberment would trigger a European war and vowed military action if Czechoslovakia is invaded.
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Great Britain
France
Alfred Turnauer
Titerhaienal
Soteespartide
Paris
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Germany
Briain
Russia
Texas Man Fatally Shot After Narrow Escape
Dallas report says Steve Henderson, a pianist at a local church, was shot six times while fleeing into a nearby residence. Lester Anderson, 35, was arrested. Police cite a dispute over a woman as the motive. London Wimbledon note: Helen Wills Moody won the Surrey grass court title at Surbiton, beating Mrs. Lamb 6-3 6-4. Moody advances with only one lost set in preliminaries.
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Cinternaonal News Service
Tdallas
Tex
Steve
Henderson
Lester Anderson
Anderson
Lintermitinnal News Service
London
Helen Wills Moody Lloday
Marget Lamb
England
Surrey
Surbiton
Woman Assistant Postmaster Hurt By Plane Propeller
Miss Margaret Flood assistant postmaster at Bridgeville suffered a fractured skull and was in serious condition at Mercy hospital after being struck by an airplane propeller during National Airmail Work ceremonies. Police say she wandered into the propeller area while inspecting planes loaded with mail.
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Taternaiene Nowa Seeeton
Pittsburgh
Margaret Flood
Bridgeville
Mercy Hospital
Miser
Flood
Thomas Goehring
St. Agatha Catholi Church
James Roosevelt to Attend Mayo Clinic Examination
James Roosevelt eldest son and president's secretary will travel to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota next week for a thorough checkup. He has suffered a stomach ailment for some time and recently postponed a planned trip to Boston to rest and recover. He expects a three to four day stay while depleting his current desk workload.
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International News Service
Washington
James Roosevelt
Mayor
Rochester
Minn
Roosevelt
Boston
Mayo Clinic
Youth Dies From Being Hit With Thrown Baseball
William B. Sturgeon aged 33 from Oakdale died from a glandular condition held responsible by the coroner after being struck between the shoulders by a baseball during a school recess near North Payette Township School. The body was found an hour after he failed to return from recess. Rural routes were inspected by Superintendent David B. Thomas at the New Castle post office to assess mail volume and route details.
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International News Services
Pittsburgh
Wiliam B. Sturgeon
Oakdale
North Payette Township
Sturgeon
Strikig
David B. Thomas
New Castle
Predict More Rain For This District
Pittsburgh on May 21 saw wet conditions with the weatherman forecasting more showers ahead. Last night’s storm caused downed trees and a strong electrical smell from lightning as reports highlighted ongoing unsettled weather.
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Kersey
Pittsburgh
Oregon Primary Close as New Deal Trails Slightly
Oregon results show a tight race with Governor Sprague leading in a photo finish scenario. Mahoney dominates the Democratic Senate contest while New Deal backers trail in a volatile, regionally split vote.
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Clem Oreron
Sword
Tekes
Madame Perkins
Hess
Mulmontiah County
Portland
Yubllan
Upstate
Paolttent
Sprague
Mahoney
Dan~wligh
U.S
el Corney
Robbery at Seventh Ward Club on Wabash and Liberty
Early this morning thieves pried open a rear door at the Bears club located at Wabash avenue and Liberty street and stole chewing gum candy and cash totaling 27 dollars. Detretive Chief Ray Showalter leads the investigation into the burglary by the Fobbers.
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Bears Club
Wabash Avenue
Liberty Street
Detretive
Ray Showalter
County official pleads guilty to misusing funds
Hartland admitted using county school and road account money kept in the Cawrenre Savings & Trust. He pleaded guilty before Adel saan Le Chale Mintz and was held on 7500 bond for June court. Miss Patterson confessed later, detailing the affair as Lamorre released the revelations.
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Tyas Neer
Joseph OH
Hartlaed
Adel Saan le Chale Mintz
Erin Hint
Aeg
Hae
George Fares
Derma Lamorre
Ttwax
Aia
Hari
Monex
Verity Ro
Cawrenre Savings & Trust Company
Mody
Hertland
Beanty Ty
Ame
Suider
Atheny
Aretess
Akadte
Miss Patterson
Iyreputarines
Hartland
Bricha Po Paterson
Lanmore
Lamoree
Death notices page brief list of names and ages
Obituary lineages include James M Hammilton 88 of Warren Ohio Calvin EB Fisher 75 East Brook Mont D Lesher 45 729 Pearl Street William Harper 70 Darlington and Todd Ol 60 Warren Ohio. The fragment lists several deceased individuals with ages and places.
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Warren, O. de
James M. Hammilton
Qakhont
Calvin EB. Fisher
East Brook
Mont D. Lesher
Pearl Street
William Harper
Darlington
Big Storm Levels North Beaver Barn
A severe storm struck North Beaver, wrecking a barn and killing chickens. Two silos collapsed, cutting feed access as farmers assess damage and losses in the unsettled region.
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Beaver Barn
Madrid Bombing Fatal To Twelve
Twelve people died and about 30 were wounded when a shell struck Madrid in an early attack. Venezuelan official Thelve family is connected through liaison with the vice-consul role as investigations proceed.
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Madrid
Beidne Ke Ie Lora
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