German Troops Move Into Bulgaria Amid Balkans Tension
Berlin reports say German Army units entered Bulgaria on March 2 to guard against British action in Southeast Europe. The move follows statements that Prince Paul of Yugoslavia may be invited to join the Axis pact. German officials claim they acted with Bulgarian approval and that Greece could face pressure from Berlin if it fights Italy.
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Italy Extends Ban on Axis Troop News to German Forces
Rome reports the foreign press may not publish Italian troop movements and now includes German and other Axis troops. Correspondents abroad are barred from sending such stories even if printed by Italian papers, unless they appear in official communiqués.
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Senate Debates British Aid Bill Amid Filibuster Fears
Senate discussed the British aid loan proposal as filibuster fears mounted. Senator Taft counted 32 likely votes against the KHL, while administration backers claimed 52 definite votes. Walsh opposed the bill arguing it risks war and is unnecessary, warning it could entangle the U.S. militarily.
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Hitler Army Moves Toward Turkish Frontier Reported
Svilengrad near the Greek border is seen as pressuring Greece toward peace with Italy or British help. British bombers active in Greece. reports claim explosions at Ploesti oil fields attributed to unidentified planes. Nazi infantry trains dispatched from Plovdiv toward the Turkish frontier. Sofia residents seek shelter as air raid precautions rise. King Boris meets with the British minister after conferring with German and Italian ministries.
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Bulgaria Joins Axis Pact Under Pressure in Parliament
Premier Bogdan Philon’s motion to ally with the Axis passed amid 20 percent opposition and later objections about war risk. He argued events forced Bulgaria to link with Germany while promising to honor neighbor treaties and friendship with the Soviet Union. Bulgaria marks its independence day, recalling Russia’s 1878 San Stefano decree ending Ottoman rule.
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Eden and Greek Officials Hold Secrecy Talks in Athens
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and Gen. Sir John Gipa arrived from Turkey as they met Greek Premier Korizis King George II and other leaders. They discussed the Balkan situation including Nazi occupied Bulgaria and met Lincoln MacVeagh and the Turkish minister at the British legation amid a crowded show of support.
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Peterson's Ointment Claims Quick Pile Relief
Wartime style advertisement promises fast relief from piles with Peterson's Ointment. It touts cooling soothing formula and claims thousands have found joy from use and offers money back guarantees with 60 cent tubes and boxed versions available from druggists.
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Eden Visits Greece Amid Warm Welcome and Talks
Eden is hosted at the hotel for luncheon with Korizis and plans a formal drive to the Acropolis. Tomorrow King George II will host a luncheon for Eden as Greek press praise Britain’s support and celebrate military successes.
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Yugoslavia Near Axis Pact With Germany
Belgrade reports indicate Yugoslavia may join the Axis three power pact after talks between Premier Dragila Cvetkovic and Foreign Minister Alesander Markovic with Regent Prince Paul. Berlin signals said von Heeren discussed Yugoslavia’s stance with Ribbentrop and a decision could come soon. Military planners note a possible German move through Yugoslavia toward Greece and Salonika.
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