Rumanian King Pleads Protection for Britain in Crisis
The article reports talks of Romania seeking British and French guarantees as Germany threatens Western Europe. It notes King Carol’s visit to London, potential cabinet discussions in Bucharest, and Moscow diplomacy linking a broader Anglo French Russian Romanian alliance to defend against German aggression.
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Radio Appeal Aims to Pressure Congress on WPA Funds
Washington reports an Empire State split among Democrats over President Roosevelt’s request for 450 million dollars in extra WPA funds and a social security tax overhaul. Officials say a White House conference will brief the President Monday. If the House withholds 150 million dollars in relief funds, Roosevelt may deliver a radio address to rally support.
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Army launches grand pilot search to enlist college youths
Washington March 18 The army announces an intensive nation wide drive to recruit college students for pilot training to support 3200 additional war planes. Five boards will tour colleges and universities to enroll prospective graduates for training. Enrollment at Kelly and Randolph fields will double from 500 to 1000 per year with 15 commercial aviation schools used for primary training. The plan aims to start immediately after new funds are available, targeting a July 2 start of the new fiscal year.
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Paderewski Protests German seizure of Czechoslovakia
Chicago dispatch reports Eduard Beneš and Ignace Jan Paderewski, aged figures from Czechoslovakia and Poland, delivering protest against Germany’s invasion. Benes ill and confined. Paderewski unable to travel, while Benes’ secretary reads a letter condemning Hitler’s actions and appealing to Roosevelt and allied leaders to withhold recognition of the conquest. France detains five Italians for spying as Djibouti concerns Italy’s railroad terminus status.
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Bill to Stem Czech Personal Crisis Reports Planned
Washington reports a Senate bill planned by Senator Thomas Wennerat to stem personal crisis reports from Czechs and Slovaks who were American citizens and repatriated amid war pressures. The measure would allow repatriated Americans to seek refuge in their homeland without persecution, aiding families and children affected by wartime policy.
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International Solidarity Talk Sparks Global Alliance Plan
Reports from Paris and London describe Democratic solidarity moves led by France and Britain to unite Poland Hungary Holland and Nordic states with possible US participation against pan-Crerpanism. Rightists hope France can break the Rome Berlin axis and shift Mussolini toward retreat, while cautious senators fear Germany’s European policy may threaten Italy.
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U S Considers Buying Cocos Island Near Panama City
International News Service reports a proposal to grant the United States permission to negotiate with Costa Rica to purchase Cocos Island for a future air and naval defense station. Representative Edward V Jac introduces the measure amid reports of Japanese land interests in Costa Rica.
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Luling Man Found Dead in Hotel Room
Luling March 10 Joe 4 Forme 63 employee Gull Pipe Ling company for 25 years was found dead in his hotel room this morning. He apparently died of a heart attack during the night. Survivors include brother 9 W Horne Adeith two half sisters Mia Herschel Douglas Houston and a half brother 5.8 Hatne Austin. The body was to be sent to Byles vile Ark for burial.
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Disorderly House Operation Charged in Saturday Filing
A disorderly house operation case was filed Saturday in County Court Law against Mrs. Mio cell, at 219 South Leonn street. The complaint was filed by Frank C. Vogin of the police vice squad. A 1036 Ford Tudor sedan is listed for sale at 945.00 in the classified section.
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Russia Ready Defends Romania in Europe Crisis
Soviet Russia massed about 4006 airplanes and 600000 men along the Romanian frontier, ready to aid Romania if Britain and France defend against Germany. A Moscow source via London and Paris reported Stalin aims for a showdown, with Japan’s fisheries dispute adding tension as Russia weighs arbitration versus force.
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Business Men's Bible Class to Hear San Antonio Educator
Stutsman Dr TE Bhutaman recently elected superintendent of San Antonio public schools will speak to the Business Men's Bible class at 9 15 Sunday in the Gunter hotel The class a non denominational group has designated Educators day with students from Jefferson and Brackenridge High schools participating The Rev Ray Lindsey will deliver the lecture signals broadcast.
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Planes Bomb 8 Mission Hits American Mission
Buanghal March 18 reports say Japanese aircraft bombed an American Southern Baptist mission at Chengchow. Dispatches report two Chinese deaths and casualties among locals while no foreign nationals were injured.
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Neutrality laws urged repeal in Senate debate
United States Senate debated repeal or modification of the Neutrality Laws with broad support for easing restrictions. Senator Connally urged amend and return to older international law, arguing the president leads foreign policy and Congress should not handicap him. Other senators echoed calls for change as discussions continued.
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