New American Journalist Goes on Trial in Tokyo Court
James Young, an American journalist for International News Service, faced a Tokyo district court on charges of spreading false rumors. The brief preliminary hearing saw Judge Sanehiro Hotta remark on imparting peace and order. The closed doors excluded the public except for Young’s wife and a U.S. embassy representative. Three Japanese lawyers defended him as he was held incommunicado since January 21. Prosecutors allege he sent extremely slanderous reports about Japanese forces in China. Details of the opening session were kept secret. The trial would resume Friday with defense testimony expected from Japanese witnesses.
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Tokyo
Sanehiro Hotta
James Young
Young
States
International News Service
United States
China
U S May Sell New P40 Warplanes
Washington reports the War Department weighs selling newly produced Curtiss P-40 fighters to Britain and France as U S research and production gears up. If approved, this would mark a widening of Allied air power with the first B-40 fighters nearing completion for the Army Air Corps.
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Washington
War Department
Prairce
Great Britain
United States Army Air Corps
Anglo Italy Trade Talks Sought in London
Prime Minister Chamberlain told the house that the weekend settlement of the British Italian coal dispute could reopen trade talks for mutual advantage. He expressed cautious optimism that the issue might be resolved through common sense and goodwill. Also reported is the landing of 46 German prisoners in Cape Town for internment in South Africa.
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London
Chamberlain
House of Whatmans
Capetown
Union of South Africa
South Africa
Old Age Policy Promises Money For Seniors At Low Cost
An advertisement touts Postal Life and Casualty Insurance offering old age policies for ages 65 to 5 with benefits up to 50 dollars a month. Costs as little as 1 cent per day, plus a 2 cent daily option for broader coverage. No medical exam, instant clerical service, and a 10 day free inspection period.
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Pocva Lite
Kansas Cay
Luise Rainer Opens Stage Debut in Washington
Luise Rainer, two time Oscar winner, made her American stage debut in a George Bernard Shaw play at the Kapitol Theatre. The Sunday opening drew many government officials and top civic theater members, with proceeds aiding the American Red Cross in wartime relief.
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Washi
Luise Rainer
Sam Joan
George Bernard Shay
Dereft
Peer
French and German Air Battle Disputed Over Weekend
Paris dispatch says both sides acknowledge aerial clash during reconnaissance missions deep in enemy territory. A French pilot was wounded but expected to return, while Paris denies German claims of a crash. French report asserts six German planes versus six French planes, not seven against nineteen.
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Paris
Chinese claim gains in South China coast fighting
Chinese dispatches assert heavy Japanese losses with more than 3600 Chinese killed and 30 machine guns captured after clashes near Tenghat, while reporting Japanese setbacks south of Sulisie in North Hupeh and the sinking of the Karmeyama Maru off Chekiang.
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Kwangiting Province
Atow
South China
Tenghat
Park City
Jalin Tenghat
Allied Envoys Meet U S Treasury on War Blockade
Allied ambassadors and economists held talks with United States Treasury officials in Washington on the blockade and related war problems. Frank Ashton-Gwatkin and Charles Rist visited Secretary Morgenthau after meetings at the State Department. Lord Lothian and Count St Quentin accompanied them.
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Wasnington
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State Department
Frank Ashton-Gwatkin
Charles Rist
Treasury
Morgenthau
Lord Lothias
Count St. Quentin
Merle Coch‘tan
Stabilization Fund
Weather fragments and scattered forecasts from a torn page
Fragmentary weather bulletin shows wind directions from the northwest and northeast, temperatures near the high 90s, light to moderate precipitation chances, and scattered notes on hourly forecasts, with multiple unreadable fragments and garbled times.
German envoy meets Mussolini and pope in Rome talks
March 11 report details Joachim von Ribbentrop's second Vatican audience and a 2 hour 15 minute visit with Pope Pius XII plus a 4:30 PM discussion with Italian Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo Ciano and Mussolini. Observers see Rome signaling possible war extension. Italy weighs stance on Britain France and Finland frontiers with respect to war.
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Pius XII
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Palaz 20 Venezia
von Ribbentrop
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Haats-Georg
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Bey
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Sweden
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Ian
Wice
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Rouse of Commons
Welker
Ute Plains
Sid
Ortan
London
Tiitain
Pehr Evind
Svinhelvod
Adolf Tiuer
Revssia
Tarelen
Pope Pius
Mass Meeting at Central Church Aims for Unity
The San Antonio Christian Endeavor union announces a mass meeting at Saytiman Place Christian Church at 7:44 p.m. Monday. President ft. Stuart Pearce says the principal speaker will be Rev. AL Gnodrich of Dallas. Election of officers will follow with Mrs. Machelle Pittasan presiding.
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San Antonio
Kerrville Police Seek Alta Lee Baker Missing Teen
Kerrville authorities asked the public to help locate 16 year old Alta Lee Baker who disappeared Sunday afternoon near Kerrville after leaving town with an hour and a half walk from the city. The report notes she was last seen at 1 p.m. on Sunday.
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Kerrville
Alta Lee Baker
Pir
Hier Brane
Mole
Omen Attack at Kingstown Harbor Targets Patrol Boats
In Dublin area a torpedo boat from the Free State and Northern Ireland forces was attacked by suspected Republic army insurgents. The assault damaged a patrol craft as assailants fired. crew rescue followed with minimal official concern noted by authorities. The vessel had arrived Saturday from a British yard building five swift patrol boats for the fleet.
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Dublin
Inch Navy
Free State
Northern Ireland
Lusit Republican Army
TLR
Mer
Kingstown Harbor
Puard
Erie
Textiles Study Class Is Slated
A textiles and fabrics class for interior decoration will meet at 7:30 p m at San Antonio Vocational and Technical High School. It is the third new merchandising class sponsored by the advisory committee for distributive education, supervised by C E B Troutz and Mrs Bess H Stratton. Wesley Benore, a Hudson School of Interior Decoration graduate, will be the instructor.
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Paurestas
San Antonio
Tcchnical High School
C. EB. Troutz
Bess H. Stratton
Wesley Benore
Hudson School of Interior Decoration
Toleia
Ohio
Eat
Joske Drapery Department
Shop Threatened Guard Is Posted
Police guarded the Laurel shop at 12 San Pedro Avenue after an anonymous call warned of a group planning to wreck the business. The threat did not materialize, but an employee reported items taken from a dressing room, including stockings, a compact, and two handkerchiefs.
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San Pedro Avenue
Tian Grok
Normanse
Qartavenue
Hew
War Roundup on Moscow Peace Talks and Northern Front
War updates from Moscow peace negotiations as Finnish Premier Ryti leads talks with the Kremlin. Northern front reports say over 100 Russians died in an all day battle NE of Lake Ladoga, while Viipuri Bay footholds hint at a rear thrust. Diplomats in London and Berlin pursue possible guarantees and aid, with Allied leaders weighing Finland’s immediate needs.
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Sam
Sweden
Russia
Stockholm
Helsinki
RED
Molonerheim
Red Army
Viipuri Bay
Viipuri
Russian Press Attacks Finland Regime as War Advances
Moscow reports on military progress with Red Army gains near Viipuri and on Lake Ladoga. captures of Kupretsu and Varjesaar claimed. eight enemy planes downed. Trud denounces Helsinki regime as a tool of British and French interests in Finland’s war.
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Seluvik
Russian ‘High Command
Mennerheim
Red Army
Kupretsu
Lake Ladoga
Plikoranta
Varjesaar
Viipurl Bay
Viipuri
Varjesaars
Wisalahil
Viiputi
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Trud
Leningrad
Finnish ex-president in Berlin seeks Hitler meeting
Finn at the German Foreign Office in Berlin, Pehr Evind Svinhufvud, former Finnish president, met state secretary Baron von Ribbentrop as Finnish envoy Aarne Wuorala discussed possible audience with Adolf Hitler. Svinhufvud would not remain long in Germany.
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Foreign Office
Berlin
Pehr Evind Svinhulvnd
Sormer
Finland
Adelf Hitler
Elis
Hitler
Pionith
Aarne Wuorlman
Dermecy
Baron Ernst von Welsenecser
Snmrees
Svinhufend
Forsteign
von Ribbentrop
Hal Sevier Dies At Chattanooga
Hal Sevier former United States ambassador to Chile died at his Chattanooga home after retiring from the state department four years ago. Born March 6, 1878 in Columbia Tennessee he edited a Tennessee newspaper until 1895 and founded the Austin American later editor until 1917. He served as chairman of the Committee of Public Information for the United States in Argentina and Chile during World War I and attended the European peace conference with the late Herman Gol. He served as ambassador to Chile from 1933 until retirement. survivors include multiple siblings and relatives.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Henry Hulme
Hal Sevier
United States
Chile
State Department
Clara Driscoll
Corpus Christi
Texas
Sevier
Columbia, Tenn
Tennessee
Tiler
Austin American
House of Texas
War 25 Years Ago Today Chronicle
The inquiry into the sinking of the American ship William P. Frye by a German auxiliary is initiated at Newport News Virginia. President Wilson assumes personal charge of the campaign as Turks surrender ambitions near Smyrna after 24 days of Allied pressure.
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Imarcit Bs
TK. Vi. S
William P. Frye
Friedeler
Newport News
Wilson
Smyrna
Carter's Tattle Liver Mille Seeks Relief
A garbled health ad extols Carter's Liver Mille products to wake the liver bile and aid digestion. It warns of constipation and poor digestion, claiming the remedy helps bowel movement and daily bile release, urging readers to try the tonic.
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