Britain Faces Fork in Peace Terms at Stresa Conference
London dispatch reports Britain torn between force and pact as Eden pushes for a strong show of NATO style deterrence against a rearmed Germany. Lloyd George circled as potential foreign minister in a reshaped cabinet while Britain weighs a middle road to avoid a split with France. The Times signals a government line leaning away from a hard anti German stance despite Mussolini’s impatience.
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A. BH. Knickerbocker
London
Hitler
France
Europe
Germany
Danvig
Berlin
Anthony Eden
Blieset
Saar
Danzig
League of Nations
Eden
Stresa
Yden
Stalin
Pubudeks
Beries
MacDonald
Alanley Baldwii
Lloyd George
Wantet
Britain
Times Spears
Lothign
London Temes
Geatfrey Dawson
Times
Italy
Foreign Office
Fighting Service
Mussolini
Bridge Battle Near End in New York Match
The Culbertsons lead the three week bridge duel with Sims, Calvertsans, and others in a four rubbers per session schedule. After 150 rubbers, Culbertsons hold a wide margin as key players tally wins and losses across weeks. Friday brings final sessions and lineup shifts.
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New York
Ely Calvarisnn
P. Hal Sims
Culertsons
Culoertsan
Sims
Daset
Culbertson
Culvertson
German Sees War Designs After Wire-Puller Pressure
An international dispatch from Tutzing, Upper Bavaria, reports General Erior Ludendorff stating that hidden powers seek a new war to destroy Germany and Japan. He argues war may be avoided for now but warns a secret group will push toward conflict, urging preparation.
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Erior Ludendoref
Tutzing
Upper Bavaria
Atins
Ian Nogropher
Germany
Japan
Ie World
Hitler May Visit Ludendorff Birthday Ceremonies Rejected
In Bavaria rumors spread on April 5 that Adolf Hitler may attend Ludendorff celebrations in Tutzing marking Ludendorff's seventy first birthday. Ludendorff declined a field marshal title offered by the government saying his current rank suffices.
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Berein
Relcitsfuhrer
Bavaria
Tomarcow
Erich Ludendorff
Munich
Germany
Feldberg
Barricaded Teacher Gives Up Pay Fight
Gray haired teacher Mrs. L Madge Woodley who barricaded herself in Green Valley school house gave up her stand after a four cent order enjoining her from interfering with the school board duties was served. The uprising ending as scholarly pursuits resume at the outpost.
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GLOBE
Aciz
Green Valley School House
L. Madge Woodley
Schoo Board
Upside Down Boy in Good Condition
A 1d-year-old boy from Omaha underwent an operation at a California hospital after an incident near San Jose. The procedure followed a similar operation on Alyce Jang McHenry, a 19-year-old Omaha girl, performed in March and she is recovering at the same hospital.
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Mars
Jimmy
San Jose
Calif
Trital
Alyce Jang McHenry
Omaha
Neheitl
U S Holds Aloof From Stresa Meet
Washington reports Secretary of State Cordell Hull stated the United States would not send observers to the Stresa conference of Britain France and Italy. He emphasized the U S stance amid European diplomatic activity and noted no observer deployment planned by the U S government.
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Washington, D. C
Cordell Hull
United States
Stresa
Nazis Fall in Danzig Vote Campaign
In Danzig on April 4 the Nazi party fell short of a two thirds majority in the Volkstag. Despite winning about 60 percent of yesterday’s vote, they failed to dissolve opposition parties or seize supreme control. Final tallies show 139,043 of 294,538 votes for seven districts. Nazis gained 32 from 1933 but retained Parliament, ending hopes for a forced reunion with Germany without League approval.
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Danzig
Npai
Volkstag
Nazidam
Reumion
Germany
Theeazl Party
League of Nations
Pair Charged in Comal Car Crash
Braxton Cedzic Eustace of San Antonio and Jessie Ray Warren of Mineral Wells face Wednesday hearings on operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a collision with a car driven by Frank Hang of New Braunfels. Eustace sustained a fractured left arm and other injuries, Haag received a fractured arm, Warren was unhurt. Eustace also faces falling to provide aid. Bonds set at 560 and 330 respectively.
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Comal
New Braunfels
Braxton Cedzic Eustace
San Antonio
Jessie Ray Warren
Mineral Wells
Frank Hang
Haag
Eustace
Warren
France Learning Writer Sees U S Opposed to European War
Paris April 8 The Armeriuin people oppose any U S involvement in European conflicts. Georges Lechartier cites Hearst papers and predicts Roosevelt will warn Europe not to expect U S aid and to stay out of war. He notes two options: strong navy or allied peace effort to deter aggressors.
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Paris
Irlicis
Journal Des Debats
Hearst
Georges Lechartier
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
of the Union
England
Europe
Free of Jail Bertha Moore Cleared in Rutland Case
Miss Bertha Moore, second cousin of Calvin Coolidge, was released from county jail in Rutland after five months for failing to pay a $3,000 verdict. The suit, filed last fall by Mrs. Carmen Gilman of Ludlow, alleged Moore and former Ludlow town clerk alienated her husband Albert Gilman. Moore was freed after assigning her share in a $36,000 trust left by W. W. Buckney, former governor of Vermont.
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Rutland
Bertha Moore
Calvin Conlidge
Tontay
Carmen Gilman
Lidlow
Miss Moore
Ludlow
Albert Gilman
Moore
128 Families to Get Homesteads
128 more families approved for federal subsistence homesteads across seven projects. Cumberland homesteads in Telinesser and Houston Texas receive 14 and 611 respectively, Meauxart gardens Beau Mont 13, Wichita gardens Wichita Falls 10, Meridian Mississippi 25, Tupelo Mississippi 3, Decatin Indiana 2. Treasury data shows April 5 position with receipts and expenditures and gold assets listed.
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Washington, D. C
Subsistence Homesteads Corporation
Cumberland Homesteads
Telinesser
Houston
Texas
Meauxart Gardens
Beaumont
Wichita Gardens
Wichita Falls
Meridian
Miss
Tupelo
Decatin
Ind
Rubber labor battle nears Akron strike set to begin
In Akron Ohio April 8 workers and rubber companies prepare for a likely strike. Union leaders map picket lines flying squads and food supplies as ballots at Firestone Goodyear and Goodrich plants await counting Wednesday. William Green AF of L president faults companies for blocking worker elections under national labor relations guidance.
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Akron
Ohio
Taymans
Hitver
Certai
Firestone
Goodrich
Pall ‘Ab Tau
Goodyear ‘Tire and Rubber Company
Ty Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
National Labor Relations, Hoard
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