Allies Escape Lass At Sea Far Week
The Admiralty reported that for the first time since the outbreak of war last September a full week ended without any British or French merchant ships lost. Eight neutral vessels, including one Danish registry, were sunk in the week ending Sunday midnight, while two German merchantmen were sunk by British submarines, raising German losses to over 300,000 tons. The naval trawler Loch Assater was mined, and two merchant ships were overdue and presumed lost.
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London
Admiralty
Germany
Britain
Loch Assater
Rhine
Chamberlain
All-Bran Promised To Cure Constipation
An article advocates Kellogg's All-Bran as the better way to prevent and treat constipation. It claims a bulk-rich diet with water ensures regularity and ongoing daily benefits, citing physician consultation and simple, common-sense prevention.
Jesuit Priests and Nuns Defy Japanese in Nanking
Three American Jesuit priests and three Franciscan nuns in Nanking resist Japanese forces by guarding a mission building. Father James P. Kerney of Kansas City raised the U S flag atop the structure and repelled Chinese puppet soldiers. Nuns run a medical dispensary while attackers remove workers and demand the building’s transfer to Wang Ching-wei’s government.
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Nanking
Ministry of Industries
Pather James FP
Kerney
Kansas City
United States
Wang Ching-Wei
Wene
War Roundup: Europe Gripped by Inactivity and Shifting Moves
The war lull marked by slow action dominates the scene with two major Western developments a Canadian general election and U S warplanes to allies. A Rome conference sparked talk of Southeastern Europe war options while Britain reports the first week without allied merchant ship losses.
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United States
Europe
Beltain
France
Congress to probe Russian agents in United States
Washington March 28 The House committee on un American activities will immediately investigate reports of hundreds of Soviet agents in the United States seeking military and industrial secrets. Chairman Dies announced plans to summon witnesses, including a Communist who sent radiograms to Moscow. Dolsen testified claiming he used the president’s name in a Communist booklet to shield others, drawing contempt actions and possible charges. The inquiry targets editor Clarence Hathaway of the Daily Worker and Soviet official Nicholas Dozenberg, amid alleged passport violations.
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Washington
Dies
Texas
Bouse Committee On UN- American Activities
Russia
United States
Moscow
James H. Dolsen
Pittsburgh
Dolsen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rar Dies
Stephen Early
White House
Congressional
Clarence Hathaway
Daily Worker
New York
Nicholas Dozen
Berg
Tun
Dassport
Easter Cantata to Be Rendered by Local Church Choir
West Austin Street Baptist Church Young People's choir will present an Easter cantata at Woodlawn Baptist Church on Wednesday. Directed by Jesse Mansfield the program features more than 50 voices with Mrs Mansfield reading scriptures during the service.
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West Austin Street
Young Propie
At & P
Woodlawn
Baptist Church
Jesse Mansfield
War News From 25 Years Ago On March 28
Compiled by TN and the U S consul at Tabriz reports Turkish troops attacked the American mission at Aramiah in Persia. French forces push on Meuse heights but are repulsed by German defenders. The Russian war office says German daylight bombing hit the fortress of Lomla on the Naraw river.
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Sais
U. S
Ate Tabrie
Washington
Aramiah
Persia
Meuse
Russian War Office
Lomla
Naraw River
Weather temperature readings across U S cities
A scattered weather table lists temperatures and conditions for multiple cities including Del Rio Denver Des Moines Detroit Paso Fort Smith Galveston Goodland Helena Houston Jacksonville Juneau Knoxville Laredo Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Salt Lake City Santa Fe San Diego Portland Raleigh Oklahoma City Palestine Phoenix Pittsburgh Houston and more. The entry also notes precipitation totals, rainfall deficits, tides and notable daily summaries.
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del Rio
Ter
Denver
Cola
Des Moines
Lowe
Detroit
Mich
Dodge City
Kan
Clear St
Paso
Tex
Evanaville
Ind
Fort Smith
Are
Aghia Galveston
Goodland
Kaw
Taday Hatteras
Mae Helena
Mont
Houaton
Jacksonville
Fie
Juneau
Alaska
Kansas City
Knoxville
Tenn
Blineam
Laredo
ENN Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
Calif
Tomavnes
Winpock
Macon
Gai
Tueasays
Geeimempotin
Utah
Montgomery
Alam
Eank
Monphese
Tatome City
Oklahoma City
Palestine
Wercest
Phoenix
Ariz Clear
Pitscurch
Port Arthur
N.C
Horburg
Ore
Taining Rowwell
Salt Lake City
Diago
Santa Fe
N. Mt
San Francisco
Cal
Beattie
Sheridan
Wyo
Bhrovenort
Clady Bookann
Rainink
Dénin
Ate
Tampa
Pla
Washington
Wichita
Kangyeae
Tonaty Wiishon
Wailmington
Del
Winnemucca
Nev
Rela Yuma
Bob Burns and Studio Sued in False Imprisonment Case
Los Angeles reports a $70,000 false imprisonment suit against Bob Burns Paramount and associates over alleged abduction of Dany el W Hoge in 1938. Hoge says he was forced to deny Burns stole his wife’s affections and sign papers releasing Burns’ studio. He claims home ransacking and threats to extract signatures. Burns denies involvement, citing Hoge’s later apologies. Also named are Paramount and others. Hoge alleges a conspiracy to coerce testimony.
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Los Angeles
Bob Burns
Danyel W. Hoge
Searby
Burns
Hoge
Bob
Chicago
Paramount
Paramount Law
Jacob Karp
John Does
Jane Does
Nazis Slain At Rhine Post In Front Line Clash
Paris reports French short shooters killed three German troopers who raised an anti British poster in a small boat near the German Rhine shore. An exchange of machine gun fire followed as both sides engaged along the river. French posts and recon flights were active as German planes patrolled eastern and northern France. Berlin said one French plane was lost. The Netherlands reported the trawler Protinus sunk by a mine in the North Sea with eight rescued and four missing.
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Paris
Rhine
Warndt Forest
Sarr River
Vosges Mountains
Easter
France
Germany
Berlin
Amsterdam
The
Netherlands
Siiing
Protinus
North Sea
England
Wartime issue dominates Ottawa vote as Liberals defend government
March 26 Ottawa voters faced a wartime policy choice as Canada's Liberal government sought to preserve its majority in the House of Commons. With 245 seats, only the Liberal and a National government coalition led by Dr. Robert J. Manion could command a majority. A weekend blizzard hindered turnout, with about 5 million of 6.5 million eligible expected to vote, a turnout likely lower in rural districts favored by Liberals.
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United Sates
Canada
W. S. Mackenzie King
Nith
Robert J. Manson
Mackenzie King
Ottawa
Germany
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Liberals
W. L. Mackenzie King
Robert J. Manion
Flush Poisons From Kidneys and Stop Getting Up Nights
Ad promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a diuretic to flush kidney waste and stop night awakenings. Claims safe 26 cent price and urges avoiding substitutes. Mentions symptoms like ache, irritated bladder, burning passage, swollen or itchy eyes.
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Haarlem
Holland
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