Democratic senators oppose White House peace proposal in Senate
EDA. SEM WASHINGTON March 18 Democratic senators repealed today that President Roosevelt had a "tear-work proposal" by administration supporters in the Senate. Under it the chief executive would apprise senators of proposals and allow protests before action. Four senators voiced support for the president’s request for 120 million in WPA funds, and discussions indicated broader cooperation between the White House and Congress. The piece outlines contemplated appropriations for defense, agriculture, housing, labor, and tax revisions as part of a broader administration push. The report notes the aim to unify Democratic ranks and ease internal divisions ahead of campaigns and policy moves.
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Mother Accused by Slashed Youth
In Long Beach California on March 18 Clifton Zimmerman fourteen accuses his mother Mrs Manile Atmmerman twenty three a cashier on a gambling boat of wounding him Detectives found Mrs Zimmerman with slashed wrists but she said she suffered the wounds in a struggle none occurred while she was attacked The boy quotes his mother saying you go to fix you up tiny boy before her cries.
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Democracies Chided by Fascist Press
Rome reports the fascist press derides democracies as hysterical and unable to withstand marching totalitarian powers. Prime Minister Chamberlain’s stance on Chancellor Hitler is cited as evidence of democratic weakness amid Europe’s upheaval.
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Tech High honors injured student Otto as king
Otto, a Sninky year-old football star at Tech High, was elected king in a Saturday coronation while he lies injured in Wir hospital. Fellow students, led by Byron Broom and Mary Jane Brown, presented the crown and coronation banner as they prayed he may regain use of his legs and walk again.
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World markets wobble amid European tensions and dollar moves
Wry York March reports show nervous trading as European events unsettle markets. US steel Bethlehem General Motors Chrysler American Liberty Goodyear and DuPont lead a broad retreat while control funds aim to steady currency rules. British and French exchanges edge up against the dollar in tentative gains.
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Bandit Steals $300 From City Liquor Store
A 32 year old bandit robbed Sum Mie's liquor store in the evening, demanding cash and brandishing a pistol. He obtained about $200 before fleeing as staff cooperated with police in the botched escape. Police pursued the suspect.
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Eve Curie Receives Honorary Degree at Mills College
Eve Curie, daughter of Marie Curie, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Letters degree by Mills College in Oakland California during a special ceremony. The event honored her achievements and connection to science through her mother’s legacy.
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Rain Forecasted as Last Chance for San Antonio
Weather forecaster J. Jarace Gerarday notes scattered showers along the coast and in Laredo may ease by Sunday. He expects mostly cloudy skies for San Antonio with possible light showers through Saturday night and Sunday morning, followed by a brighter Sunday afternoon.
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Three Injured in Traffic Mishaps
A garbled report lists three people injured in traffic incidents near Byaxostel and Kelly Field. The names Hern C. Chappell, 30, and others appear with scrambled locations and details, including a witness from Dallas and references to a San Antonio public service area and a backyard setting.
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Mail to Czechs Held Up by WU
Washington March 18 A note says mail to Czechs may be held up by the United States post office department for nine hours to recall Mel ad dressed to Ye countyy may do iby Novfyitie Ts local postmasier.
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Woman Seeks Relief From Attic Squirrels
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin Mrs J J Freund seeks action to curb noisy attic squirrels. City Attorney Allen Edgarton says shooting within city limits is not allowed as squirrels are state property and wildlife laws apply. The dispute centers on how to keep animals quiet without harming them.
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Vienna Turns Out For Aitler
Vienna crowds gather to greet Adolf Hitler during a historic march as he departs the Imperial hotel for the railway station. Officials note the route is lined with cheering citizens as a special train departs, with observers unsure if the journey ends in Munich or another destination.
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Maid Acquitted in Killing of Scian
Hillsville report states Angelius Maruvglu was acquitted of murder charges in the 21-year-old Michael Rich Jr. death from February 3. An 82-year-old household servant testified that a quarrel arose when Rich refused to pay a dime of wage, leading to the fatal shooting.
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War Department Building Planned
The army plans a new 27 million dollar war department building to house officers directing expanded air and ground forces. Preliminary outlines describe a massive 35 percent longer facility, with department activities currently spread across 22 buildings.
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French call home envoy to Nazis amid rising tensions
Paris reports indicate Brayie summoned officials and dispatched a note denying recognition of German occupation of Czechoslovakia as imminent while Britain moves by Deladier to gain confidence in the chamber. Ambassador Coulondre instructed to present note to Germany with return Monday for consultations. Budget powers debate follows as Daladier seeks unchecked authority.
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Two Held as Suspects in Store Robbery Case
Police detained two suspects after a store robbery on Sel Gaiurday. Cashier William Mere, at 214 West Lubbock Street, identified the bandits who shocked him with a pistol and demanded money. An observant officer noted the suspects fled in a white automobile.
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Explosives Found Near Alamo Heights Police Cite Cache
Police in Alamo Heights uncovered 104 sticks of dynamite and 200 feet of fuse in brush northwest of the Texas Military Institute in Alamo Heights. Officers said 390 yards away a similar cache had earlier been found by a student. two other youths reported finding a stick of dynamite nearby last Saturday.
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Pappy Fails to Act on Stadium Bill
Governor W Lee O Daniel has taken no action on a stadium bonding bill. The measure would allow school districts to build stadiums if the project can pay for itself. The text references financial terms and timelines unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Youth Nabbed in Car Theft Incident
Police questioned a youth about a car theft attempt in Gilbert Avenue area. The incident began when the suspect tried to move a vehicle from a Navarro Street parking spot, and a struggle ensued before officers arrived and detained one assailant.
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British French Denounce Nazi Moves Over Czechoslovakia
British and French officials condemned Germany's seizure of Czechoslovakia. Berlin labeled foreign reports of Hitler’s aims as nonsense, while Britain and France demanded a firm stance and warned that Munich accords were repudiated by the events. Prime Minister Chamberlain and Secretary Hull weighed responses as tensions rose across Europe.
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Romania Rejects German Demands for Economic Cooperation
A Romanian spokesman said Bucharest rejected sweeping German demands for complete economic cooperation as the price of guarantees of Romania’s territorial security. Berlin reportedly sought substantial concessions, including halting cereal exports and turning Romania toward agriculture, with possible punitive action if rejected. Diplomatic sources in London and Bucharest indicated the proposals were unlikely to be accepted and that Germany might pursue consequences if demands were refused.
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Romania Poised Over Nazi Eastward Move Rumania Policy
Bucharest reports a tense session as King Carol consults with the crown council and generals on Germanys eastward advance. Ministers discuss Nazi economic proposals and Romania's diplomatic stance while denying mobilization of specific classes.
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Hungarian Forces Drive Czechs Toward Border
A chaotic motion of Hungarian units advances into Czechoslovakia era trenches, forcing Czech guards toward the border. Reports say Hungarian troops seized several Czech positions while advancing through the border region. Ukrainian support and Polish frontiers noted in surrounding actions as Hungarian columns push deeper into former Czechoslovakia.
Suspect Returned to Texas in Slaying Case
Suspect Lin cau Jaren was handed to Texas authorities after extradition from Mexico. The man was sought for the death of Roy Emory in Medlin County. He had fled across the border last June as extradition proceedings were begun.
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