Italian protest notes British coal control plan
The Italian government protests Britain's plan to curb German coal shipments to non belligerent states after March 1. It calls British measures contrary to international law and rights of non belligerents, warning of economic war repercussions and effects on Italian heavy industry and trade.
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Piace
Biaise
Gersieatt
Exparis
Sermo
Onsrane
Shire
Golay
Govrnment
Britain
Cireles
Ton Belligsenry
Maly
Axis Partier
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Mary
League’ Inter Semia
Italy
Germany
England
Taciltiss Hamaer
Anager and
Deleys Sve
Britsil
Jong Deeb
United States
Z News
Pri
Seaborne and air war rages across wide frontline zones
Incoming reports describe heavy sea and air battles as several fleets clash near strategic coasts. Brigades suffer losses with ships sunk near Briness and Geon area while Paris and Brussels theater activity spikes. Multiple air sorties target key cities as patrols deter advances.
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Geta
Paris
Ie Eehia
Pines
Brussels
Xylt
Nordney
Torin I
Berlin
Sontferd Kernsay
Controversy Over British Coal Ban Sparks International Tension
Analyzed in a dense 1930s style critique, the piece argues that Britain's decision to restrict German coal imports disrupts international trade and harms non belligerent economies. It stresses the conflict with civil law, Hague norms, and the Paris Declaration, warning of economic and political distortion between July and Britain.
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Pan
Haly
Britain
London Denies Exemption on Italian Coal Shipments
A Ministry spokesman said no exception was granted for coal shipments to Italy via Dutch ports and no special privileges were issued. No German coal ships have entered the center’s control area since March 1 when the ban took effect.
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London
Diaren 4
UPI
Aih
Klovkeadie
Gersaman
Italy
Sonlies
Ministry of Economic
Mokesman
Snd
Pentre
Ace
Anthracite City Suffers Water, Gas Out After 16-Block Sink
A large area in Anthracite City lost water and gas service as a sink damaged mains near Main and Center Streets. The pumping plant failed, offering shelter to nearly 1,000 residents who wandered rain slick streets while schools and several plants reported outages. Police urged residents to stay off streets as crews worked to restore service.
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Teres
Polies
Damingo
Coiter
Bruin
Center Street
Buenandgen
Rescun Hank and
Leader Fre House
Miller Shirt
Mystery of human skins traced to Salem tannery
Oregon state police cleared the inquiry into two human skins found in a Napa tannery after tracing them to a Portland lab refuse container. A student involved was dismissed, Elmer Griepentrog of Salem Tanning claimed he received the hides, and authorities pursued the case across Oregon and California with no arrests expected.
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Salem
Ore
Napa
Calif
Oregon
Gant
Marion County
Lyle Page
Farle Afogen
North Psiteental College
Portland
Naja
Sherafe
J. P. Steckier
Offictrs
British Liner Sinking by German Flight Amid War Echoes
Reported at Antwerp and Dedgtar, the British liner was struck by a German bomber in clear air raid. Survivors recount machine-gun fire aboard a sinking ship as 15 crew and passengers perished or were lost to exposure. Netherlands ships helped rescue many, with several vessels reporting casualties and missing crew.
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Mgt
Leitio
Belli
Ale Munster
Peed
Ebwusit
Leslie
Dinges
Bernie Ott
Art Acratic
Antwerp
Dedgtar
Finlich
Stern Linstern
Sune
Prs- Sergers
Motter
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Saint Annaland
Schieland
Thal Gover
Betsey Roosevelt Testifies In Divorce Suit Today
Betsey Roosevelt testifies in Superior Court as she seeks desertion and cruelty finding against her husband James Roosevelt son of the President. She says she supported him and claims about two years of separation. A default decree had been sought with a property settlement granting her cash and monthly support for their children.
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Betsey Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Uey- Betsey
Roosvelt
Superio
Bess Bee
James Elest
Roosecedl
Biot
Henry Cushing
Westimmay
Roosevelt
Roosevalt
Sura Irelaia
Amit Kate
Freighter Runs Aground Off Mexican Coast
The 3466 ton freighter Tribesman left Boston Feb 6 and ran aground about 400 miles south of San Diego near Seapulco. Coast Guard could not assist due to distance. salvors were expected to be engaged. Crew and several passengers aboard were reported safe.
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Sey
Mexico
San Diego
Calif
Koston
Christinin
Fimberhusl
Seapulco
Coast Guard
Boston
Petition to remove communists from Swedish army sparks uproar
Privates petitioned King Gustav to purge communists from Sweden’s armed forces. A fire at a communist newspaper office in Liles, Sweden killed two children, with Danish papers noting the blast origin remains unclear. Public reactions and official comments followed in Stockholm.
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Sles
Gustav
Cormunists
Stockholn Toda
Wwe
Liles
Sweden
Sve_pecsoes
NYA Workers Praise Project For Jobs Achievement
NYA workers reported gains in private industry with a national administration outline. A total of 3,139 employed and 3,030 recorded job gains. 2235 reflect new postings. The NYA program parallelled existing tasks and workers praised the initiative announced yesterday.
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Tal Nya
Heskersyn
NYA
Uedoy
Allied Peace Aims Will Be Told On Western Front
Roosevelt observes the German front from a distance while German notables explain Nazi aims to extend the war. A Newark dispatch notes a Century Fund survey of hotel industry housing needs and related possibilities, announced by Athos L Colvra.
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Roosevelt
Germany
Jade Welles Fanwell
Borita
Wilhelm Goering
Rudettess
Welles
Nazi Gernsehl
Social Am
Newark
Arneh
INS
2H Century Fund
Edward A. Felene
Athos L.'Colvnrah
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