Berlin Sees Britain Open to German Treaty Proposals
Berlin reports that Britain may seriously consider German proposals after the Rhine march and Lacarno pact breach. Foreign Office officials say no doors closed and negotiations remain possible with Hague members urging League of Nations action while Germany signals interest in war-lost colonies.
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Brest
Berlin
Teich
Great Buitali
Rhine
Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Anthony Eden
Foreign Office
League of Nations
the Hague
Germany
Paul Joseph Goebbels
French Praying Troops Rush Into Danger Zone in Taxis
Kelet Associated Frese reports in Capy t 1936 that French frontier towns near Strasbourg bustle with prayers and rumors of revived Nazi regiments. Troop trains, truck convoys, and anti aircraft defenses surge along the Maginot line as deposits flee banks and residents brace for renewed invasion.
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Kelet
Frese
Byrasbourg
France
Rhineland
Maginot
Belgium
Switzerland
Strasbourg
Alsbee
Adolf
Drisentelm
Thionville
Metz
Maginatte
Paris
Nancy
Mulhouse
Mete
Pierre Hering
Germany
German Return to League and Pact Proposals
The Koelnische Zeitung and Frankfurter Zeitung debate Germany's possible reentry to the League of Nations. They note Berlin’s readiness to join a regional pact framework without military alliances, while Saar and Locarno era references frame the stance. A foreign ministry spokesman says Germany “buried” Locarno, but its death is attributed to others, with Soviet bloc actions cited.
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der Puehrer
Frankfurter Zeitung
Germany
Reich
Foreign Office
Italy Begets Attack Again In Eritrea War News
In ASMARA Eritrea March 10 fascist troops pressed ongoing wartime maneuvers after a day of peaceful celebration claimed not to be an armistice. A temporary halt in Telive movements ended and cleanup actions resumed in the Tembien hills with penetrations beyond Amba Aladi as Northern Italian forces pushed farther and planes operated deep in unoccupied territory.
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Eritrea
Humdrum
Langue of Nations
Tembien
Amba Aladi
British Labor MP Pushes Peace Talks With Hitler
London reports a Labour member of parliament urged the British government to accept Hitler's peace proposals in a Commons debate. King Edward conferred with leaders on the international crisis while Westminster Abbey announced an intercession service. Greenwood warned that missing this chance could be fatal for humanity, calling for a prompt, free global discussion to rebuild a robust League of Nations.
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Associated Press
London
Labor Party
House of Commons
Heichsfuehrer
Hitler
Edward
Westminster Abbey
Arthur Greenwood
Hiller
League of Nations
Railway Class 1 Workers Average Pay 1934 Set
The Interstate Commerce Commission set the 1934 average number of employees on Class 1 steam railways at 994,078, compared with 1,008,995 in 1934. Compensation for the last two years was listed at 34,671,747, and 1,534,239,621 respectively.
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Washington
Th. C
Interstate Commerce Comissions
Pact debates deepen as France confronts Hitler stance
The French Senate applauded Premier Sarraut as he urged unity over Hitler’s moves and the Saar plebiscite issue. Locarno pact debates began with Eden, van Zeeland, and Cerruti weighing before Geneva talks. Maurin warned a new army could be formed quickly to seize the Rhineland if war occurred. Hungary signaled possible treaty restraint as Germany reoccupies the Rhineland, with Eight Clock noting Budapest skepticism.
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France
Hitler
Saar
Germany
Locamoa
Anthony Eden
Tiitler
League of Nations
Eden
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
Viitorio Cerruti
Italy
Flandin
Albert Sarcaut
Srenen
Rhineland
Geneva
Council
Louis Felix Maurin
General Staff
Colo’s
Cerruti
Tulian
Ethiopia
Budapest
Hungary
Sald Thal
Right of personal security and privacy cited by Supreme Court
The quote by Justice Field emphasizes that personal security extends beyond protection from assault to safeguarding private affairs, books, and papers from inspection. It asserts that without this right, all other rights lose half their value in a citizen’s peace and happiness.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Field
Britain’s Eden Signals Cautious Stance Over Locarno Crisis
In London and Geneva reports British Foreign Secretary Eden told Parliament Britain would march with France and Belgium if Germany violated frontiers but warned against drastic action over the Rhineland. League officials noted the statement as softening prospects for sanctions while inviting Germany to participate in a Locarno dispute examination. Separately, confirmation came of a third bombing of a British Red Cross unit near Quorum, Ethiopia by Italian planes on March 6, prompting protests to Rome.
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Geneva
Anthony Fden
House of Commons
Leagie of Nations
Germany
League
Eden
Britain
France
Belgium
Brittain
Rhineland
Hitler
Rhine
League Council
London
British Foreign Office
Red Cross
Quorum
Ethiopia
Rome
Eric Plummond
Maximum Rates Asked by Airline for Air Mail Routes
American Airlines asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for the maximum air mail compensation on six routes. It already receives 33 1/2 cents per mile for Newark to Chicago, with routes including Fort Worth to Los Angeles, Boston to Newark, Boston to Cleveland, Newark to Fort Worth, Washington to Chicago, and Chicago to Fort Worth.
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U., Maren 10
American Air Lines, Inc
Interstate Commerce Commission
Newark
Chicago
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Bombing kills women in Ethiopian raid reported by Reuters
London dispatch says Addis Ababa correspondent of Reuters reports 20 women killed in Italian air bombing of Eres Alum in Sidemon province. The notice notes references to classified ads as a separate item.
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London
Addis Ababa
Reutems
Eres Alum
Sidemon
Landmark Burns Destroy Historic Franklin House in Portsmouth
A historic 1820 Franklin ships house, the sole remaining building of its kind in any navy yard, was destroyed today by a fire of undetermined origin. The structure, erected at a cost over 150000 dollars, stood in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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Burns
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
United States
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