Labor stability versus France collapse warnings in rail dispute
A San Francisco editorial argues U S labor policy avoids France style downfall by orderly bargaining. It cites the Railway Labor Act and Rutland Vermont as proof peaceful resolution works, challenging claims of national industrial breakdown from labor restrictions.
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France
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Associated Press
Amnesia Girl In Hospital Mystery Captured
Police seek identity of a young woman with amnesia placed at Robert B Green hospital after arriving by Greyhound and claiming Brownsville as a possible origin. She was found near Massa Street and described as five feet tall with dark hair, wearing sport clothes.
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City Jail
Auction of Barns and Houses at New Municipal Port
Auction on the site of the new city port sold barns and houses for 2140 dollars. City purchasing agent C V Nunn notes bidders included Herman Rusch Rod Ed Hoag who repurchased a house for 40 dollars and Hangre bought another for 65 dollars. Other purchasers listed were Alert Horsenfield and C P Mudloff.
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British Withdraw From Seized Island Castelvasso
London reports that British forces occupying Castelvasso in the eastern Mediterranean have withdrawn after an operation. Haig confirms the pullback and notes the campaign's outcome follows Allied actions on the island.
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Spring Weather Forecast With Mild Weekend Temperatures
Forecasters predict a pleasant warm weekend with clear skies. Friday climbs to 54 degrees, Saturday reaches 10 degrees at the high? and a cool 38 at night, light winds become southeasterly.
Fighting Planes Grounded by Gales
Gale conditions grounded fighting planes as German and British forces remained inactive overnight. Government disclosure notes structural damage to buildings last week including St Marys church and the General Hospital.
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Selectee Granted Alimony Decrease
A superior court judge in Los Angeles reduced Alex Volkoff’s monthly alimony from $20 to $4 before his induction. Volkoff, facing draft, argued the payment should reflect his new status and income amid military call-up. Belgium reinforces British lines as Belgian troops reach the Anglo Egyptian border to join British forces.
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Alex Volkoff
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Are
London
Buda
Sofia Cut Off From World
A police cordon encloses Sofia cutting off exit routes and suspension of most communications for about 33 hours. The British legation seeks escape as 600,000 German troops are reported nearby. U.S. and other missions are sealed. King Boris reportedly stays secluded while raids target Bulgarian journalists and foreign-connected suspects.
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Rutimela
Marth
Danube
United States
Legation
Traffic Death Crack Down Set
A city police campaign to curb traffic fatalities was announced after a leaders conference. The drive targets deadly crashes and will forward cases to the grand jury for action. An indictment was voted by the grand jury on related cases.
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Mita
Grand Jury
Agatha San Ane
Bethlehem Steel strike ends after two days amid mediation talks
Bethlehem Steel workers in Lackawanna end a two day walkout at 10 93 a m after approving a government drafted settlement plan. President Roosevelt's office of production management proposed a three point program including reinstatement of all workers and a possible union election. King Alfonso dies in Rome after a long illness in exile.
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Orm
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Michigan Labor Aediation
City Limousine to Bring Mayor Home
The mayor was sent home by a city limousine after a trip abroad. The trip started Friday morning with the mayor in Aust and a return plan arranged through a city transport team.
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Bau Antoniy Priday
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Weather Forecast for San Antonio and East Texas
Weather outlook shows fair conditions in San Antonio with slight warming into Friday and cooler readings Saturday. Winds light to gentle becoming southeasterly by Saturday, with temperatures near normal and small precipitation chances late in the period.
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Britain to ration chickens starting April first
The agriculture minister announced that chickens will be placed on rations from April 1 due to a serious lack of feed. The note came amid a government situation in Britain as the cabinet faced pressure from the Socialist party.
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Pedro Aguirre Cerda
Socialist Party
A. W. Calvert to Enter New Field in Public Service
A W Calvert of San Antonio announces he will enter industrial and agricultural reform fields and serve on new committees focusing on tourism Pan American relations and community outreach. Patrick W D Ler, formerly of Holrigh, will head a Presbyterian church post at Sunday service. George C Daily, retired master sergeant, left the Ranselph field and non commissioned duties, marking a transition in service.
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Conmeter
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Tokyo Ultimatum Snubbed at Vichy
Tokyo reports that the French stalled on ceding large parts of Indochina as Japan weighs forceful action for Thailand. No reply arrived by midnight Friday. Paris and Vichy plan an extraordinary conference to explain why France did not respond.
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More Manes for Singapore Advances to Harbor Closure
Nonsensical OCR text mentions eight additional squire pylons and mining of waters off Singapore beginning March 2 to close eastern approaches to the harbor and navigation. Extension aims to seal off Malaya coastal areas, with references to mines and a path toward naval routes, but details are garbled.
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Nazi Army Moves in Bucharest Reported
Dispatches from the capital indicate German military units in Bucharest with wartime activity observed around key areas as authorities and observers monitor the occupation and its local impact.
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Bulgaria Ready to Sign Pact Rumors Sweep Berlin
Berlin reports citing rumors Bulgaria would sign a pact involving Berlin Rome and Tokyo though officials denied any confirmed agreement. The rumor claimed Bulgaria would join the Axis in a move tied to their wartime alignment before a famous castle in Germany.
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Lord Gorts Son Shot to Death
Charles Standish Verekor son of Lord Gort and aide de camp to King George was found dead with a service revolver on his estate in southern England. The death was disclosed today after a February 25 incident.
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Steel Capacity Ample Says FDR in Press Conference
President Roosevelt announced that steel production capacity would meet domestic defense needs and sustain democracy. He described the outlook as encouraging and said production could be increased if required while supporting congressional investigations into defense programs.
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Germans Clear Channel Coast Move Spurred by Unconfirmed Reports
Reports from VICAY Prahee indicate German forces may have begun removing population from the channel coast as observers weigh whether this signals a prep for a British attack. French observers question the significance noting possible routine precautions.
Japanese Fleet Massed Off Indo China Shores
Reports say 51 Japanese vessels patrol the Gulf of Lyauting near southern Indo China as tensions rise over the Thailand Indo China border dispute. Saigon and local residents await France Indo China government decisions on terms for peace and possible crisis resolution.
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