Hitler Returns to Berlin After Bohemia Moravia Tour
Newsreel reports Hitler’s triumphal return to Berlin from a tour of Bohemia and Moravia as he plans meetings on Central European affairs. Nazi leaders trumpet a growing empire and declare Germany’s strength, aiming to secure influence across Central Europe and deter Western democracies.
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Mussolini
Germany
Hitler
Berlin
Tuehrer
Geranimny
Bohemia and
Moravia
Bosmia
Mooravia
Czech
Skado
Centrved Ab Piven
Pilsen
Voelkircher Beschachter
Europa
Atrinds
Europe
Vedikischer Deobachter
Adolf Tiller
Anolf Hitler
Father Flanagan Visits San Antonio Missions Tour
Father Flanagan, at Good Shepherd convent and Mission Espada meetings, plans a tour of the missions with Father Mann and officials from the San Antonio Boys' Club and local churches. He praised collaborators and prepared to visit the missions while engaging with cadets and local dignitaries.
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Flanagan
Brinkley
Fawn
Wes
Academy
San Antonio
Father Mann
Father Flanagan
Pegpack Military Academy
Good Shepherd Church
Marin
Flanaking
Dannie Bennerkley
Patho
Britain Sits Between Trade Talks And Rearmament
Britain weighs trade moves with Romania while pursuing a cautious path on Hitler’s Czech seizure. Chamberlain vows no policy change until diplomacy completes as cabinet eyes tariff sanctions and accelerated rearmament. Ambassadors Matsky and Corbin seek clarity on allied positions amid fears of a broader conflict.
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England
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
France
Soviet Union
Sanciions
Germany
United States
Ivan Matsky
Charles Corbin
Russia
Foreign Office
Governor's mother dies in Denver hospital
Mattie B. Carr, 75, mother of Gav Ralph L. Carr, died early today at Merry Hospital after an illness of several weeks. The governor mourns the loss as details are released from Denver.
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Governor's Moteer Difs
Denver
Mare
Stry, Mattie
B. Carr
Gav
Ralph L. Carr
Merry Hospital
Mountain Tarzan Outwits Posse In Wyoming Wilderness
Powell Wyoming March 20 The Hunt for Karl Duiaid 20 year old wanted for the slaying of two peace officers and kidnapping a third faced a rugged task as 20 armed possemen searched wasteland and caves. Duiaid, last seen armed with four rifles, could shoot with bow and arrow if needed and had vanished into the mountain wilderness. Sheriff Frank Blackburn led the effort and reported no clues found.
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Powell
Wyo
Karl Duiaid
Tarzan
Coun
Thurand
Cody
Frank Blackburn
Brinkley Suit Trial Opens in Del Rio Federal Court
The Brinkley libel case against Dr Moris Wehbein editor of the American Medical journal opened in Del Rio with $250,000 total damages sought by Brinkley. Dr Fishbela named defendant. AMA members plan to speak on ethics while a petition seeks transfer of the trial to a different location. Federal Judge R J McMillen presiding. continuance considered. Medical witnesses from across the country registered to testify.
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Moris Wehbein
American Moerkel Association
de Roverk Ve. Brinkley
Dek Rio
Wed
Brinkley
Askea
Fishbela
Brinkfey
National Medical Grean
Tia
American Medical Association
Foléls N
Child Arm Injured by Clothes Wringer in Mission
Eight year old Miller girl from Mission near Mission Bur ial pack was rushed to Robert B. Green hospital after her right arm was caught in a washing machine wringer while her mother Mrs. C. G. Miller was folding clothes. Doctors examined to determine if the arm was broken.
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Miller
Mission
Robert B. Green
Manly
Smelace
BE. Miller
Jews to Teach Americaniam in Southwest Schools
Dallas March 20 The second annual conference of the Southwest T erm Council of Synagogues approved adding Americ anism principles to Jewish religious school curriculums across the Southwest. The plan includes constitution year observation and regular American history and literature instruction. The council’s Dallas leaders include Rabbi H Raphael Gold as president with Rabbis Abramowitz and Kapwa, and Houston figures Sanders Tolfiele Abe Gordon. San Antonio officers include Mrs William Alter as vice president and Mrs B Roth as financial secretary.
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Southwest
Armerienthem
Council of Synagogues
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Lana
Tennessee
Rs. Meyer Kern
San Antonio
I Bamed Px
Hit and Run Driver Strikes Down Girl Crossing Street
A hit and run driver struck 13 year old Boris Femtigtan as she crossed Nogall street and Whiatpeg avenue to church. She suffered internal injuries and was taken to Robern B. Green hospital in serious condition. Other injuries include Thomas McKay head injury from a Monday collision at Hosken avenue and Wyoming street. Don Lops bicycle rider injured at South Brazos street and Frlar City pad.
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Veshatpieg Avenue
Wss
Robern B. Green Hospital
Nogallstas Street
Polite
Ruiz
Sabinas
Petya Moretes
Brountels
Birnday
Market
Alamo
Aheels
Merl
West Srench Place
Rock
South Flores Strest
Don Lops
South Brazos
German cotton imports fall from United States in 204 year
The commerce department reported that German imports of cotton from the United States decreased last year while purchases of the staple from other major countries rose slightly.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Refch
Treasury position report from Washington March 17
Treasury figures show receipts of 409,312,407,055 and expenditures of 445,370,672,087, with total assets at 3,389,664,177.36. Working balances include monthly receipts of 967,480.56. Fiscal year receipts total 4,139,445,559.1 with emergency expenditures 1,195,068,999.88. Excess expenditures 2,325,038,31.98 and gold assets rise to 15,007,517,132.38.
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Treasury
Washington
Saye
Unclear Medical Claim About Pain Relief Pill
Fragmented ad style text touts a remedy for back pain and kidney strain claiming rapid relief and guaranteed protection. It mentions Acidity, joints, and legs, with vague benefits and a price of 3 cents for a dosage. The source is garbled and presents risky health claims without verifiable details.
Gland Tablet Promises Health Backed by Tests
A bold advertisement touts a gland tablet that allegedly restores vigor and overall health. It claims extensive testing and a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied. Priced at $2.00, it promises benefits for fatigue, low blood pressure, and various disorders, with claims of universal efficacy.
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Glendage
Drug’ Storey
Coast School Mian to Visitor in San Antonio
A San Antonio visit by William J MacKenzie, chair of the Portland school board, discussed rotating chair duties among members and outlined a plan for a seven member board. The article notes appointive and elective seats, committee structure, and press access rules during executive sessions.
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San Antonio
William J Mackkenvele
Portland
Ore
Liurohly
FE Stutsman
Schon
Partha Wes Seckring
Migs
Andre
Avol Suel Estessor
Mackenzie Yel
Marksmen to Get Hearst Medals at Wallians Rifle Meet
Three members of the Du anage High school RG TO team will receive medals for high scores in the Randolph Hearst rifle marksman contest. Ralph Aliended led the team of five with an 17 point, amid a potential 20 point. Team members included Troy Rutz and William Sectsints, among others.
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Dua Tnge High School
Rite
Wallians
Randolph Hearst
Ralph
Troy Rutz
Wiliamn
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