Laval to receive new Vichy offer in cabinet talks
Reports say Laval may be offered the presidency of the council and a broad cabinet reorganization to form a united government under Petain or Laval. Darlan could become foreign minister while taking the interior post, as Laval presses for wider collaboration with Germany.
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Ance
Renenent
Vichy
Laval
Ais
Mar
Ee Et Lavali
Bnou.s
Darian
Council of Vers
Council
Petain
Peta
Paris
Lucien Chasseigne
Germany
Darlan
Naval
Ministry of the Interior
Marcel Peyrouton
Buenos Aires
Balkan chessboard silhouettes a wider war
The piece discusses potential German moves in the Balkans with Yugoslavia Bulgaria Turkey and Greece, weighing how territorial trades and alliances could unlock routes to the Aegean and affect Britain's position. It notes uncertain Turkish entry and the risk of drawing Yugoslavia into Allied resistance.
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Aegean
Yugoslavia
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Bavarian Alps
Ams
Bulgaria
Hungary
Albania
Salonika
Greece
Fuehrer
Balkans
Russia
Turkey
Dardanelles
Britain
England
Romania
Disorder at Chile Socialist rally injures personnel
Police said 30 to 40 Communists disrupted a Socialist rally in Calera Il last Right, causing disorders that left 15 injured including three military police.
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Chile
Santiago
Calera Ilast
9000 to Vote On Terms of Allis Truce
Union members were asked to ratify a truce permitting resumption of work on defense orders by 9120 Allis-Chalmers employees in Milwaukee. The pact drafts settlement of some issues with the C I O United Automobile Workers while leaving others for later talks.
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Associated Press
Allis-Chalmers Company
Mibwaukee
C. S. United Automobile
William S. Knudsen
Sidney Hillman
Office of Production Management
Knudsen
Hillman
CLOW
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Brier Hill
Ohio
OPM
International Harvester Company
Rock Falls
Chicago
Tractor, Works
C.L O. Farm Equipment Workers Organizing Committee
Cormick Works
Ait A
Richmond
Ind
International Harvester
Foster- Wheeler Corporation
Carteret
N. J
Bridgeville
Vanadium Corporation
C. O
Lansing
Mich
Motor Wheel Corporation
United Automobile Workers CA. F
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Seiberling Rubber Company
Akron
C. S. United Rubber Workers
King Alfonso renounces throne in favor of son Juan
Former King Alfonso XIII, after a second heart attack, issues a manifesto renouncing his claims to the Spanish throne in favor of his son Juan, Prince of Asturias. He says he addresses the Spanish people for the last time and seeks to clear the way for the monarchy’s restoration.
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Rome
Alfonso KU
Juan
Prince of Asturias
Alfonso
Spain
Count de Los Andes
Francisco Franco
Rail Pierces Auto Rips Clothes From Woman Passenger
Ogden Utah February 17 A car driven by Dr William D Pace of Ogden crashed into a guard fence on Riverdale road A wooden rail 12 feet long 10 inches wide and 3 inches thick pierced the radiator engine cowling seat and trunk passing between Pace and his passenger Miss Kathryn Noble of Malad Idaho The rail ripped off Miss Nobles clothes and left her with minor cuts and a bruise Pace was uninjured
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Ogden
Utah
R. Smurthwaite
W. K. Ward
William D. Pace
Riverdale
Dr. Pace
Miss Kathryn Noble
Malad
Idaho
Miss Noble
Miss Nobile
Licenses Revoked for 19 Hunters in Albany Case
The Conservation Department revoked today hunting licenses of 19 New York sportsmen linked to hunting accidents that caused four deaths and left 15 injured in various incidents.
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Albany
Conservation Department
New York
Willkie May Go to China
Washington February 17 UP Willkie may visit war torn China after surveying Britain. He suggested no definite plan and planned to return to law practice soon. If he travels he would be accompanied by John Cowles and Landon Thorne and consult Hull and Roosevelt.
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Washington
Wendel L. Willkie
Britain
China
Far East
Wilkie
Pacific
Willkie
Orient
Great Britain
John Cowles
Landon Thorne
New York
Hull
Roosevelt
National Press Clubs
RAF Stages Leaflet Raid Over Poland Distance Reveals Power
London reports British long range aircraft carried out a leaflet raid over Poland marking the first overflight since the war began. Planes dropped leaflets on Polish towns after refueling from Greece bases, signaling expanded aerial reach toward German industrial centers.
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London
Poland
Air Ministry
Tewaver Radowine
United States
British Isles
Royal Air Forces
Greece
Britain
Germany
Justice Department to press building restraint drive
The Justice Department plans to continue its nationwide anti trust effort against alleged restraints in the building industry despite a Supreme Court setback. Officials note only one of nearly 100 pending cases involving labor organizations and officials was dropped since February 3, and they imply others will not be dismissed.
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Justice Department
Washington
Supreme Court
Department
High Court
Now Baby Will Eat His Spinach In Ice Cream
A creamer y adds vegetables to ice cream for novelty flavors in Los Angeles with February 17 dateline. A junior high student caused an assembly scare when a roll of toy caps exploded in his billfold. Four robbers in Chicago on February 17 demanded about $3,600 in jewelry and placated patrons with chewing gum.
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Baby
Los Angeles
Western
Neb
Elvin Richmond
Chicago
Illness Strains Fairmount Post Office Team
In Fairmount Indiana sickness disrupts postal work as drivers and clerks fall ill after Christmas. Albert Underwood was replaced by Arthur Bush who is now out. Janice Knight returns part time after an automobile accident. Lester Brewer and Clyde Nicholson also fell ill. Postmaster Ralph Sputzmesser retains some help.
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Fairmount
Ind
Albert Underwood
Arthur Bush
Janice Knight
Lester Brewer
Clyde Nicholson
Bush
Ralyph Sputzmesser
Miss Knight
Motorist Wanted for Fox Terrier Death in Kansas City
Howard Oots offers a $10 reward plus a sound thrashing to the driver who killed his fox terrier Bingo in Kansas City Missouri. Oots published the appeal stating a $10 bill awaits the responsible party.
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Kansas City
Bingo
Howard Oots
Unclear phrase prompts tense roadside confrontation
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a heated incident at 7736 Mission Road with a driver and a person named Gog. A bystander offers ten dollars and instructs to “take care of him,” signaling a possible assault or coercive act without clear questions or answers.
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Gog
Mission Road
Rauch
Nazis dismiss U S long range bombers as slow
Berlin officials questioned about Britain using American long range bombers said they have not examined the craft but estimate they are too slow. A spokesman noted the bombers reportedly averaged near seventeen hours in a recent test and suggested they may study bombers shot down if they appeared over Germany.
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U.S
Berlin
iGermans
Argentina War Ministry Probes Fire Damage in Buenos Aires
The War Ministry ordered an investigation into a blaze that swept a building storing equipment uniforms and Army supplies in Buenos Aires. Officials said damage could reach millions of pesos after a fourteen hour fire was controlled.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
War Ministry
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