Abewey pushes Wisconsin campaign in Wisconsin primary
Wisconsin candidates shrugged off New York criticism as Thomas and Dewey push ahead to next Tuesday’s primaries. The speech covered national politics, budget, employment, and the New Deal, criticizing deficits, government spending, and tariffs while urging focus on domestic recovery and national security.
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Reynaud to Broadcast to United States from Paris
Premier Paul Reynaud announced a special broadcast to the United States from Paris at midnight. The speech, to be delivered in English, will explain France’s new policies and strategy as World War II developments unfold. The message aims to clarify government aims and mobilize support abroad.
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Classified Ad Offers Tenant Find Service
An ad states it secured a tenant after one run and promotes order copies for wider reach. It references Big R Sunday Light and Hit UM OSC contact, with a Saturday want ad deadline and unspecified message cost.
War Roundup Detected German Polish Papers Spark Diplomatic Fire
A European war roundup notes German press praise for alleged Polish documents accusing America of hastening war. Washington and Paris reject the papers as credible while Molotov’s Moscow address signals shifts in Soviet policy. The Western front sees fighting near Saarbrücken and Vosges with air and naval skirmishes. Wang Jingwei’s regime proclaims a new Chinese government and orders hostilities with China.
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Roosevelt talks on Europe peace prospects and Welles visit
President Roosevelt stated there is a strong prospect for a just and lasting peace in Europe. He said Sumner Welles’s abroad information will be most valuable when peace is to be shaped, clarifying that immediate means soon, not distant future.
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Treasury receipts and expenditures report for March
Washington March 30 data show receipts for the month of 26,143,874.87 and 26,701,277.21 for insert year. Expenditures total 19,273,8194 and 19,430127.49 with a balance of 2, $27,284,44140 and 54,45,995,098.99. Gross debt listed at 42,521,763,915.59 and 39,972,052,544.05 with an increase over the previous day of 5,419,492.78.
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Nazis 10 Hurl New Charges Against American Envoys
A front page continuation reports on claims that Polish envoys in Washington Paris and London outlined American views to their government in confidential reports. President Roosevelt and Cordell Hull dismissed the publications as lacking credibility. Ambassadors Bullitt Kennedy and others denied the statements attributed to them as prewar propaganda rhetoric. The Berlin documents largely cover the lead up to the Allies pledge to aid Poland and are mostly in Polish.
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Annexation Extends San Antonio Limits Then Impacts Schools
Attorney General Gerald Mann ruled that extending the city limits to suburbs would automatically extend the San Antonio Independent School District boundaries and require a share of suburban bonded debt. The opinion left undecided whether the city or the school district would assume the debt share, a question posed by State Superintendent L A Woods. Chiefs of the school district argued annexation would extend boundaries, while the district’s attorney disputed automatic effect.
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600 Students to Make Austin Trip
600 students from elementary to senior high will visit Austin on Saturday April 13. The educational trip, organized by the board of education with the visual education department, will depart San Antonio at 8:30 a.m. via Missouri Pacific railroad and return by 5:30 p.m. in time to tour historical spots, parks, and the University of Texas.
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Music contest to crown San Antonio area high school bands
About 1500 music students from area schools compete in orchestra and band contests. Antony area schools join in April 4-6 at Jefferson High School for the Texas Music Educators Association division events. Principal Gary Brackenridge leads Region 6 participation with thirty-five bands and a variety of arrangements.
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Saturday World Today and Dance Parade Radio Schedule
The listing covers a Saturday program lineup with Reynaud speaking at the Nova XJ event, multiple radio segments and orchestras including Xavier Cugat and Elmer Davis, and various networks such as KTSA and CBS with dance orchestras, parades, and light entertainment. Names include Xavier Cugat, Elmer Davis, Bobby Trenninack, and Dusty Rhodes Orchestra among several entries across networks.
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Reynaud Talk to Reach American Radio Listeners
Paul Reynaud, newly named French premier, will address Amne radio listeners in a Paris broadcast late today. The program will be carried to America via the Columbia network ETBA-4. The Gully Jumpers band, touted as a top Texile act, will headline the Grand Ole program over NBC tonight.
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War 25 Years Ago Today Recap of 1916 Front Actions
A brief wartime briefing notes that German forces were defeated northeast of Saint Mihiel while Austrian authorities acknowledge Russian incursions through the Duk pass in the Carpathians. The eastern front reports Russian gains with a German counter-offensive near the Niemen River reportedly halted.
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Wagnerian Parsifal to be staged at Gunter Hotel
Society will hear Parsifal records the Wagnerian work with mystic Christian interpretations and aid of a stereopticon and Rosicrucian Fellowship recordings at 6 p.m. Sunday in the ballroom of the Gunter hotel. Miss Lena Koch will be in charge.
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Molotov Signals Neutrality Amid Britain Talks
In Moscow Molotov reaffirmed Soviet neutrality and urged no participation in the war while signaling openness to resuming talks with Britain. Some observers saw hints of a shift in Soviet policy, others warned it foreshadowed a broader realignment as Germany faced pressure. The question hung over a rare session amid a prolonged foreign policy debate in the Soviet legislature.
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