Hitler reply to British pledge delays amid naval pageantry
In Wilhelmshaven Germany a 35 000 ton battleship Von Tirpitz was christened in the presence of Chancellor Hitler as thousands of Nazis awaited his response to Britain's pledge of aid to Polish independence. The event followed German naval expansion with the new dreadnought overshadowing British actions and prompting mixed reactions from Hitler and German officials.
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Alex Hell
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Fuehrer
Britain
France
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Berlin
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Avid
Hitler
Miners Readied After Fatal Land Mine Incident Near Mo
In a land mine near Mo, an Anil Aay Seventeen workmen were injured while government forces reported some men dead and others missing. The scene drew emergency crews as authorities sorted casualties and investigated the blast's cause.
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Jon Ataivve
Torig
Anil
Goven
Tere
Miners face jobless future amid wage, labor doubts
Uncertain prospects loom as 338000 miners could lose work after a two year wage and hour contract expires. Negotiators from the United Mine Workers press for action while Appalachian communities brace for layoffs. tributes mark the era as John Mitchell and John L. Lewis are honored amid last minute talks to avert strike or suspension.
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New York
Jaixn
United Nine Workers of America
Aiiv
Appalachia
Gory
John Mitchell
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Atmers Union
Aly Enllergues
Nck
Two ROTC Students Dismissed for Duel Incident
Two ROTC cadets were dismissed after an alleged duel during school days. Major G Ross Rede Us, head of the corps, stated one cadet suffered minor injuries and the incident involved unseemly conduct. The report notes the actions led to cadet dismissal for misconduct in the corps.
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Niet Scout Reserve Officers ‘Training Corps
Maj. G. Ross
Death sentence handed to Weidmann for six murders in France
Weidmann, condemned to the guillotine, refused to sign an appeal saying it would be useless formal. A jury found extenuating circumstances in two accomplices cases but premeditated killings of Joseph Coufly, Janine Heller, and Roger Lebland. Million convicted of two murders. other defendants received prison terms or acquittals. Victims named include Mme Weller and Mme Lebland among six slayings in 1937.
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Agtes
L?p
Eugene Waldmann
Weidmign
Jean de Koren
Brook Sundanteer
Roger Million
Weidmann
Millie
Seerface
Jean Hinne
cCotett Trinot
Prommer
Raymond
Becoubre
Rea
Joseph Coufly
Janine Heller
Hoger Lebland
Million
Lebland
Mme. Weller
Miss de Oven
Ausekan Sb. Gloud
Debt climbs past forty billion in US total
Washington April 4 debt in the United States treasury rose to the 40 billion level and stood within about 5.0 billion of the statutory limit. The administration weighed raising the federal debt ceiling to 50 billion but chose not to ask Congress for the change this year. The record debt amounts to about 205 per person versus 260.17 per capita in a prior period.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Clerk Creates 47 Letter Name For License Request
JERMURSONVILLE Ind April 1 A county clerk ruled on a marriage license where a 77 year old applicant presented a 47 letter surname. The clerk recorded the name Rabhostsezhualleangpavhzealinanylstandsianzebwyjestinge as the groom. The bride Gertrude Pritt 35 of Watson Tenn was described as the bride. Officials noted the pronunciation mirrored the spelling.
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County Clovis Crearge
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Groher
Crestholme to Hear Dr Dickey Services Scheduled
Dr Brooks I Dickey superintendent of Holthr Missions of Western Texas Presbytery will conduct services at 7:30 p m Sunday at Cresthelme Presbyterian Church.
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Dickey
Brooks I. Dickey
Holthr Missions
Western Texas
Cardinal Scarretti Claimed by Death
Cardinal Scarretti died in his bed at 82 after a heart attack. The death leaves 16 vacancies among the College, with several Italian cardinals and an American influence noted. Born November 12, 1856 in Montefrance Dunbvix Italy, Scarretti lived in Washington Havana and Canada and served as secretary of the Holy Office.
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Donato Cardinal Scarretti
Carpal Scarretti
Pius
Abarveltl
Congregation of the Holy Office
Washington
Havana
Ganada
Marte
Rees
Ris Ryvinense
Monte
France
Dunbvix
Italy
Archdiocesan Seminary
Spoleto
Tiny
Confirmation at St John’s Lutheran Church
A class of 85 will be confirmed during special learning services Sunday at St John’s Lutheran Church. Those to be received into church membership include Jerry Alt Auntie Bode Berling Boehler Melvin Hochine Louise Braun Laurent Braun Celeste Braun Henriette Buans Virley Euans Laverne Cry er Helmuth Dictamann Evelyn Grosenbacher Bertha Grunde mann Edna Hartmann Henry Hein Jr Evelyn Heyr Arnold Hilde brandt Harry Ivhy Whither John Ives Joseph Kringer Clirlie Lave Lorraine Viola Leng Jar List Lorelig Lorenzen Ansil Olfnrs Jack O Mars Maroline Prittyits Eto Ries Alice Filling Chester Bhipp Dora Trappe Elvera lr acg er Jack Smith Thela Timmer.
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St. John’s Lutheran
Jerry Alt
Aunie Bode
Berling Boehler
Melvin Hochine
Louise Braun
Larent Braun
Celeste Braun
Henriette Buans
Virley Euans
Laverne Cryer
Helmuth Dictamann
Evelyn Grosenbacher
Bertha Grundemann
Edna Hartmann
Henry Hein Jr
Evelyn Heyr
Arnold Hildebrandt
Harry Ivhy
Whither John Ives
Joseph Kringer
Clirlie Lave
Lorraine
Viola Leng
Jar List
Lorelig Lorenzen
Ansil Olfnrs
Jack O'Mars
Maroline Prittyits
Eto Ries
Alice Filling
Chester Bhipp
Dora Trappe
Elvera
Lracger
Jack Smith
Thela
Immer
Protests Prompt Hearing by State Board of Control
The state Board of Control will review protests against a building on Alamo grounds. Albert Buss, vice president, said Claudery, board chairman, attended a Friday conference to present the matter. Also present were Thurgiman of the city county qualification panel and Marta, a board director. Construction of housing by the Daughters of the Republic of Texas continues.
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Alamo
State Board of Control
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Hues
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Heaulification
Engineer Killed in Suburban Train Collision
An engineer and a German worker were injured when two Battery and Ghostio trains collided head on in the Chicago suburban town of Sua lait early town. The engineer was Frank Baybil Mott, 65, who had his hand on the throttle when the wreck occurred.
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Greman
Chinese Wins Jap Basketball Trophy
Seattle report on the Repaness America Courier pick of 10 standout players from the basketball league. The first ballot lists George Okamura Duke Utami and Arkh Lowe as leading names. On the second ballot Chinese star Okamura is noted.
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America Courier
Okimota
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Arkh Lowe
O'Daniel Proclaims Bluebonnet Month in Texas
Governor O Daniel announces April as Bluebonnet Month in Texas urging state residents to celebrate the flower and promote outdoor appreciation. The proclamation highlights nature, seasonal beauty, and civic pride across communities.
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Austin
Leo O'Daniel Sodey Ld
Apul
Texas
Stocks Rally After Slump Brightens Market
New York shares edged higher after a slump as investors warmed to the buying side of the market. Bethlehem Steel rose to around 2.25, with 2000 shares traded, as brokers euro the recovery to be a correction after yesterday’s overdone decline.
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Anh Prites
Tall
Bethlehem Steel
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Ne Avenge
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Cclisis
San Antonio School Trustee Election Vote Tightens
A tight turnout marks the San Antonio school trustee election with voters at 25 polling places including Suburbs and Alamo Heights. Incumbents Brower Salberk limited opponents, while Los Angeles Heights and other areas see four candidates for various trustee posts. Polls opened at 7 am and closed around 7 pm with results not yet available.
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AL Lea Brower
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Socrivenwal
Los Angeline Heights
Symnasian
Leroy Birdwell
M. ©. Brehm
A Jaffrey
BR. Caward
Woodliwn
Franke
Hidaley Chough
A. Steadtler
G. At
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Henan Smack
A.suees
Yolng
A. Siblichert
Tyts Rogers
Wilbur Judas
Mn A. Green
Petey Sulle
Florida Mob Kills Slayer and Burns Jail Case
Panama City Florida April. Miles Brows a former employee of Roy van Klerck was killed soon after being taken from jail by masked men. Browws body was found on a country road with a bullet wound to the head and chest. Browws had been convicted of first degree murder for killing van Klerck and faced a life sentence with mercy recommended by the jury. The jailer Jannay Goodwin reported the escape involved four or five masked men who overpowered him. Detectives say Browws admitted shooting van Klerck in self defense. The incident closes a violent chain linked to a January car found scene and a Jacksonvill hotel stay. The court had set tomorrow for the formal sentence with mercy lowering the death penalty to life imprisonment.
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Miles W. Brows
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Two Sisters Report Escape From Abduction Attempt
Two sisters identified as Eisse Schweniler and Enya Schroeder report an attempted abduction after meeting a man at a tavern. The assailants allegedly tried to drive them away toward a sister's home, but the sisters screamed as a second car intervened. Deputy Hy CG Back investigated the incident near 290 81 Pato Street and along the Meltway route.
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Flatar Street
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San Antonio
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Satel
Burns Fatal to Austin Man 89 in Lancaster Home
An Austin man aged 89 died after his clothing caught fire from an open fireplace at his daughter’s home in Lancaster. Relatives and neighbors aided, and funeral services were held today with burial at Kyle planning.
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Kyle
April Showers Forecast For Southwest Weather
Forecaster 1 reports April and May as dry months with limited showers. April precipitation expected around 0.13 inches, May about 3.28 inches, with temperatures near nine degrees above normal on Monday and Sunday.
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Jarboe
Vanity
Wright Commissioner Wright in Ill Health at Home
Family members voiced concern over the health of Police Commissioner Phil Wright who has been ill at his home on 10 East Hollywood Avenue for several days. Reports say his condition worsened last night and he may not attend his office next week. A first doctor has been called to treat him at BL hospital where Marisa has also sought medical care for injuries.
Chaos in Eight State Politics Sparks Turmoil in City
Chaos marks today’s political scene with resignations and candidacy shifts. board of education head, former president, and mayoral contenders trigger a swirl of retirements and party maneuvering as lawmakers exit and new plans surface amid a volatile political day.
White House watches European crisis over Poland pledge
President Reed, in close contact with aides, follows British French guarantee of Polish independence. Telephones and telegraphs with Washington and European leaders keep him posted on potential Nazi moves. White House officials see British French actions as a first step to curb German expansion beyond border regions with German populations.
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Warm Springs
B.D. AL
Utleas Hitler
White House
Europe
Germaine
London Bombings Spark New Terrorism Fear
London faced seven bombs overnight from 12:37 to 6:30 am in a suspected IRA driven attack. Explosions damaged a newspaper office, a DANK's basement, and various storefronts with no reported casualties. Investigations point to possible new wave terrorism.
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pHollen
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Injured Cadet Fights for Life at Fort Sam Houston
One Randolph field cadet, 26, remained critical after an automobile crash Sunday near Fort Sam Houston. Doctors reported his injuries including a broken leg and other complications, with limited chances for recovery as he fights for life in San Antonio area hospitals.
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Vice Squad Raids Net Twenty-Five Women in Prostitution Sweep
In a weekend operation, ARONSON of five radio patrolmen H. W. Minns and J. A. Strickland led a raid that resulted in the arrest of 25 women accused of prostitution. The prior night, four women were apprehended as part of an ongoing crack down described as an extensive drive over three weeks.
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H. W. Minnsfield
J. A. Strickland
Vsed Squire
Whey
Brea
Uo Recognizes Franco Regime Briefing From Washington
Secretary Hull announced in Washington that the United States had recognized Francisco Franco’s regime in Spain. The move confirms official recognition of the Spanish government ahead of broader European policy shifts.
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Hull
Unite States
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