France Moves Toward Broad Front Against Nazis
Paris reports Sean Blum rallying French parties to form a national union government to meet the Nazi threat. The Socialist council gave Blum strong support to form a broad government while tensions rise over Communist participation and Radical reluctance. France seeks British backing as Austria crises loom and Czechoslovakia fears encirclement grow.
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Paris
Sean Blum
Po Uiinal Partes Togiy
National Union
Tala
Austen Srents
Comimunista
Biv
Theca
Pawon Blum
Austria
Brenp
Edouard Daladier
Biner
Arthur Beyse-Inquart
Hitler
Emily
France
Great Britain
Britain
Hitler Plans Told to Mussolini in Rome
Rome dispatch reports Reichs fuelwort Adolf Hitler informed Prime Minister Benito Mussolini in advance about troop movements in Austria. A high official of Der Reichswehr arrived in Rome with a personal letter to Mussolini, amid signs Austria’s crisis could push Italy to speed its talks with Britain.
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Rome
Reichsfuelwer
Benito Mussalii
Mussallu
Aretind
Horace
Austria
Trafian
Cnp
Micieatlona
Italy
Great Britain
New Navy Cruiser Phoetis Christened in Camden Dockyard
The navy unveils the 10,000 ton cruiser Phoetis at the New York Shipbuilding Company in Camden Delaware bay. Mrs Dorothea Kays Moonan of Allington Heights Massachusetts christens the vessel with champagne. family notes for Jastine of Sead eat and a New Orleans relative contest a late Mrs Linnie Beneke's mind.
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Camden
N. JL
Navy
Phoetis
Delaware
Flyer Totay
New York Shipbuilding Company
Anys
Dorthea Kays Moonan
Allington Heighits
Mass
Tver
Jastine
Linnie Beneke
New Orleans
Aya
Bunday
Local Dance Events and Venues Listed
A garbled city page lists upcoming dances and music acts at multiple halls. Venues include Eagle Hall and Pest Hall with bands such as Cowboys Orchestra and Vivian Vordens. admission varies and shows run on Sundays and Saturdays.
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Eagle Hall
Vivian Vordens
Brig Nand—tAdye
Furman Ins
Inging Cowboys Orch
Sulphe Siirings
Elty Winits
Eastern Crisis Thought Sparks Regional Dialogue at College Meet
Delegates from 35 colleges in Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana attend a two day moodboard at Our Lady of the Lake college focusing on workshop topics such as Toolation Neutrality or Cooperation Europe and International Security and Bonomale Rend Austmént for World Peace. Pittre de Laaux of Paris presented The Last Call to Peace arguing United States policy decisions could prompt war. John L McMahon advised planning with Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Officers include Catherine Murphy Sidney S Inger Hester Hill Clarbes Weaver Dolores Fitzsimmons.
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Southwestern Conference of International Relations Clubs
Our Lady of the Lake College
North Texas Agricultural and Henderson Colleges
Finday
Europe
Pittre de Laaux
Pari
France
Landa
United Bintee
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Lainstown
Carnegie Endowment For Tnternational Peace
John L
Mcmahon
All At Our Lady of the Lake College
Catherine Murphy
Our
Fad of the Lake College
Sidney Sy Inger
University of Oklahoma
Hester Hill
Clarbes Weaver
Texas Christian University
Dolores Fitzsimmons
Trent Wrer
J D Fussell Dies of Bullet Wound in Bandera
J D Fussell a 62 year old Gusti fie and Bandera business owner died Saturday from a bullet wound to the brain. Found in his room at Bandera hotel last Wednesday after being shot with a .38 caliber revolver. He was taken to Physicians and Surgeons hospital where he died Friday about p m without regaining consciousness. Mohammedan law divorce recognized when consent is mutual.
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V. D. Fussell
Gustifie and Bandera
Wis
Prasell
MN Mente
Bandera Hotel
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
Priday
New York Stock Exchange Orders Customer Statement Rule
The New York Stock Exchange enacted a rule requiring brokerage firms to provide customers with consolidated statements upon request. The measure aims to shed light on Translal commissions amid ongoing federal and local probes into Richard Whitney, ex-head of the exchange, tied to misappropriations and business dealings.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Translal
Viva
Richard Whitney
Whitney
Btock Exchange
Buig Town
Boy Finds Self Confused About Being Girl in Hollywood
An 11 year old Chicagoan named Katherine Vine, who once lived as George, travels to California and undergoes a transformation to appear and act like a girl. After a beauty shop makeover, she must still walk and speak with girlish manners to complete the change, while facing reactions from others.
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Ban’ Francisco
Katherine Vine
Hollywood
Katherine
Dueshe
Lough
Money Wins In Aduse Vote In California Assembly
Sacramento March 14 Tonm Mooney won a pivotal point in his fight for release as the California Assembly adopted a measure intended to print a formal pardon. The action followed two days of dramatic testimony by Mooney and his backers and opponents detailing his 1918 preparedness day bombing conviction in San Francisco that killed 10 and wounded 40. The measure passed 41 to 29 and now goes to the Senate for final approval.
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Sacramento
Call
Mooney
Fron
San Quentin
Gar Tofay
California, Assembly
Poller
Ganthin
Charles Gost
San Francisco
Assembly
Senate
Chaos Builds as Nazi Movement Sparks Hungarian Tensions
Budapest reports a rising Nazi movement in Hungary prompting police alertness and border security strengthenings. The Wingasian Nazis, aided by Austrian Nagification forces, call for the release of detained colleagues and trigger intensified actions by Hungary's ministry and court rulings.
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Budapest
Hungary
Mulie
Austria
Ministry of Anterior
Gantré
Tayteriny
Szell
Naas
Seeveral
Frantic Hunt for Otto Begins
Officials at Sleenookmzee Castle seek Archduke Otto amid a chase that started yesterday as the Pretender to the Hugene of Alistela heads toward Vienna and other capitals. The Archduke, eldest son of Charles India, failed to inherit after Emperor Franz Joceon’s death. The 1918 banished Hapsburgs.
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Brussels
Sleenookmzee Castle
Otto
Burg
Alistela
Frente
Vienna
Archduke Otto Iy
Charles India
Franz Joceon
National Legislatte
Hapsburgs
Japan Watches Austrian Crisis Amid Soviet Threats
Tokyo reports hourly news on the Austrian political crisis with fears of Soviet pressure and possible German involvement. The developing situation dominates domestic parliamentary coverage and overshadows other news in the native press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Japan
Soviet
Russia
Germany
Austria
Widow of Dollfuss Arrives in Bratislava From Austria
The widow of Austrian Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss, assassinated by Nazis, arrived in Bratislava Czechoslovakia from Austria. She plans to stay with her children and settle affairs as the political situation continues to unfold in July 1924.
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Dollfuss
Czechoslovakia
Bratislava
Marcel
Frans Engelbert Daliuss
Chai Rellor
Austria
New Chancellor Seyss-Inquart Emerges in Austria
Mare 12, 1938 report outlines Arthur Seyss-Inquart’s rise as Austria’s new chancellor. Born July 2, 1892, of Sudeten German heritage, he studied at Vienna University, earned a law doctorate, and ran a tax office. His early politics favored Pan-Germanism and Anschluss plans, joining the Nazi party in 1928. He was named Reichspresident in 1938 with strong ties to German-Austrian cooperation, while his private life included a villa and family commitments.
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Vienna
Mare
Arthur Beysz-Inquart
Auisirs-Germat
Vansélluss
Ymion
Slamern
Carchostovskia
Austria
Vienna University
Nad
Austeinny Woops
Jett Hint
Austrian Volesbund Society
Eulark
Valkabunid
Loyse—Daystart
Seysz-Inquart
Britain weighs response to Czech crisis as Austria falls
London fears Czech advance as Hitler's army presses eastward. Prime Minister Chamberlain coordinates talks with France and Czechoslovakia ambassadors while opposition calls for rapid armed aid commitments.
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London
Oday
England
Hitler
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Britain
France
Fimis
Chamberlain
Czechoslovovakia
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Slovakia
Hull Silent On Austria War Moves
Washington March 12 The White House pronounced no immediate comment on Austria developments. Officials said there is no question of voice equal to the own government and no general war threat evident. Senators and representatives commented cautiously on Italy’s stance and German moves, noting potential shifts but not predicting widespread conflict.
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Washington
Anulia
Germai
Italy
Chatimon Pili
Nevada
Tre Ovale
Conpaltten
Tar Baral
Ransitip
Mecomasile
Prom
Johnsay
Cullfarniad
Germany
City Publicity Office Opens Publicity Office Opens
The Municipal Advertising Commission opened its headquarters in the east wing of the naciltavivi building. Torrance Bing and assistants will run the office with a photographer, aiming to staff by the city’s new fiscal year. The department plans news releases and feature stories as it completes its setup and seeks local cooperation.
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Municipal Advertising Commission
Naciltavivi
Vorsy Execubive
pUbMerty Mar
Torrance Bing
Bec
San Antonio
Bexar Covunty Restteriby
Fragmented Texas centennial notes from Bexar region
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and roles around civic figures, firms, and events in San Antonio and nearby areas. Mentions include public relations, liquor brewers, a high school principal, police, a Boys Fat Stock show, and a KTSA appearance. Details are unreadable or partial.
Alice Brady Breaks Ankle In Stage Incident
Alice Brady suffered a broken ankle during a stage incident while preparing to star in a Mae bed scene. The accident occurred as she stumbled and fell, ending performances and prompting medical attention.
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Alice Brady
Nuraudal
Miss Brady
Aia
Insurgent Advance Near Belchite Presses Frontline Move
Rebels push from Belchite toward Hifar and Valencia fringe as insurgents seize multiple villages and about 1000 square miles in four days. Madrid confirms eastward gains while government reserves rush to breach the front.
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Hendaye
France
Etijar
Mediterranean
Spain
Belchite
Aragon
Hifar
Iran
Madrid
Valencia
Soviet War Crimes Trials Stir Public Outrage in Moscow
A fragmentary report from Moscow describes the sentencing of twenty one Soviet political prisoners amid heated courtroom clashes. Prosecutor Andrei Vishinsky demands death for one, while others plead for clemency, citing past loyalty and a chance at honest work. The account notes foggy memories and survivor testimony surrounding the death of writer Maxim Gorky.
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Moscow
Maver
Pilege
Dis
Uacmins
Andrel ¥. Vishinsky
M. Krostnicky
Leon
Vaeryttiing
Diesis Fo Tykott
Lim
Dhe
Maxim Gorky
Girl Scouts Celebrate Twenty Sixth Birthday Event Plans
Girl Scouts in San Antonio schedule a birthday celebration with Misty Guilton Mia Ally Mailiton in charge. Brownie packs and academy troops from Robert B. Grown, Agsws Cotton, and Laryer Heights join the event at Camp Phil and Travis Park. Treasury updates show receipts and expenditures with notable emergency costs.
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San Antena Cays
Mayiuenpal Ehypeh
Misty Guiton
Mig
Herbert
Wolf
Mia
Ally Mailiton
Sones Air Craft Exible
Ab Jaevance
Robert B. Grown School
Wallace Raler
Dery Brewnie Pack
Agsws Cotton School
Katherine B. Rush
Aeadery
Laryer Heights
Wey B. Higdon
Phil
Trea
Travis Park
Senate seeks TI changes in tax revision bill
Washington March 12 Senate votes 204 to 08 to pass the tax revision bill despite administration push on profits tax. Republican Senator Vanstenverg of Michigan warned the undistributed profits tax might be removed later. House defeated an effort to restore a farms tax on closely held corporations and kept an import pork excise tax after a 21 to 12 vote.
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Washington
Senate
Vanstenverg
Republican
Michigan
Roosevelt presses TVA directors on unity or resignation
President Roosevelt urged the three top TVA directors to back the agency’s objectives or resign, telling them to set partisan politics aside and act harmoniously. He challenged A Morgan H A Morgan and David B Lilienthal to substantiate charges and warned that any who cannot cooperate should step aside. The hearing adjourned to Friday with orders to present evidence in person or by letter.
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Washington
Jon
Roosevelt
TVA
United Support
Te Agency
Perlin
United States
Ten Kisses Valley Authority
A. Morgan
H. A. Morgan
David B. Giltenthal
Ohnroes
Chairian Mermin
Morgan
A. Bore Kan
Litenthal Ind
Congress
Mey
Yeon
Berry
Democrat
Tennessee
Hy A. Margan
Lilienthal
Fle
Farmers vote on 1920 tax and crop sale policies
Voters at over 8500 polling sites pressed ballots on government pricing and cultivation rules affecting 2.5 million cotton growers. Most ballots were cast in a statewide referendum with strong turnout and broad participation.
Fort Worth Cabbie Gets 3-Year Term
Dallas July 3 A Fort Worth taxicab driver was sentenced to three years in jail for negligent homicide by a Dallas County court jury after a 20 minute trial. The case concerned a fatal incident last September 10 near 6th and 13th streets.
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Fort Worth
Dallas
Mareh Vm. — Oy
WLI
B. Sum
Poxt. Worth
Axicab
Dallas County Court
Ehinger
Ot Wiehta Palla
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Dolomite Mountains
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Millonaire
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Linkletter
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