U S Outside Peace Talks In Finn War
Washington March 2 UP A report says mediation efforts for the Finnish war may expand to involve the United States. Secretary of State Hull indicates the U S might engage if Russia agrees to peace talks, while officials note Roosevelt’s possible personal role. U S hopes to begin detailed discussions with neutrals and belligerents on a lasting peace after the war.
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Washington
Mart
Veneta
Vaivlersei Vretary
Pete
Moreau
Frenbaal
Corde Vildircioss
Musica Trial Recessed in Major Fraud Case In New York
Federal prosecutors recount the Coster Musica scheme tying Makesson Robbins to a $52 million fraud. Defendants including Horace Merwin Rowley Phillips and others face conspiracy charges with former drug executive Donald Coster. Government witnesses expected as trial resumes Monday. Kaufman warns of public fraud.
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New York
Maren
Donald Coster
Irving R. Keulman
McKesson-Robbins Ee
Coster
Horace B. Merwin
Bridgeport (Conn)y Turst Company
Rowley W Phillips
Jf, Griggs and Company
Waterbury
Uonezohn
Undesirable Aliens Entry Probed by Dies Committee
A Florida hearing before Martin R. Dies of the House Committee on Un-American Activities examined reports of illegal entry of aliens into the United States. Investigator James Steedman and Immigration Inspector F Phillips met with Miami Police Chief H Leenle Gules as witnesses were summoned to testify by telegram.
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Florida
Dies
Washington
Woman Seized On Arrival From liner to Los Angeles Harbor
Adeline Morrison a 32 year old Shanghai resident was detained at Terminal Island immigration station aboard the President Cleveland. Federal agents refused to disclose reasons citing possible passport irregularities while the passenger remained incommunicado after the liner’s arrival.
Parley Held In Moscow Aimed At Ending Conflict Pact
Diplomatic efforts surged as talks in Moscow sought to end the conflict through a pact. Italy’s interests in southeastern Europe were to be safeguarded by a working agreement with Russia. Ambassador Steinhardt visited Molotov while Finland’s leaders arrived in Moscow. In London and Paris, ministers discussed aiding Finland and potential expeditionary action amid rising tensions. Reports circulated of German, British, and clerical diplomacy shaping the crisis with Hitler slated to speak.
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Risto Rytl
Finland
Bremier J Pawivici
Caines
Moscow
Stockholm
London
Britain
Welles
Archibishon
York
Europe
Tivland
Adalf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Kaerelinr Isthmus
State relief would mean local patronage says official
New York State WPA administrator and chief engineer argued relief to the state would be mainly local patronage. He contrasted WPA admin with local TERA, noting WPA employs 73 at a total monthly $10,330 while TERA once had 71 at $40,202. In Ankara the War Council met ahead of talks with Allied air commanders.
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el Post
Post
New York State
WEA Fepuy
WPA
WTA
TERA
Port
Albany
Ankara War Council
Ankara
Tackich Supreme Council of National Defense
William Mitchel
Seannava
Near East
Paris March 9 1918 Front Clashes Reported
Paris reports indicate renewed fighting on the Western Front with French and German patrols engaging west of the We Fasyes Mountaine. The bulletin notes limited activity as weathering and reconnaissance missions continue, with no decisive breakthrough announced.
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Paris
Atinay
Muniec
Two Destroyers Launched at Kearny Yard in shipbuilding burst
The United States Navy launches two new destroyers, named Plunkett and Kearny, at the Kearny shipyard. Sponsor Charles P. Plunkett honors her late husband. officials note turbine propulsion and over 50 000 horsepower.
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Kearny
United States Navy
Kenny and Plunket
Foderal Shipbuilding 2Zlay Dack Company
SOM Kotach
SS. Haronsand
Charles P. Plunlelt
Hue
Heer
Phinket
Mary Kearny
Richmond
Thied Consix
Lawrence Kearns
Tser
Ienaty
America
China
Plonkett
France
Mize Kearny
Poin Kearny
Tiphew
Camino Lore
Seaway Merits Discussed in Public Tonight at Town Hall
A public debate in Buitake centers on the St Lawrence Seaway treaty with Canada. Maurice P. Davidson of the New York State Power Authority and John C Betkesa Muskenon of the Michigan Great Lakes Tidewater Commission support ratification. Opponents include Bertram D. Tallamy of the Niagara Plantier Planning Board and Carroll B. Huntress of the United States Steel and Coke Company.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Buitake
Maurice P. Davidson
New York State Power Authority
John C Betkesa Muskenon
Michigan Great’ Lakes
University to Restore Goudy Type Foundry Studio Fire Loss
Syracuse University plans to replace the typographical laboratory destroyed by a fire at Candy's 130 year old Marlborough-on Rudson studio. The January event followed a dinner honoring the late creator and his 76th year, with faculty at Namad pina joining the School of Journalism to discuss the incident and future restoration.
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University
Goudy
INS
Frederick W. Candy
Edge
Syracuse University
Namad Pina
Candy
Marlborough-on
Rudson
Pulataning
Tyne
Dreads
Clergy Hold Secret Talks To Aid Peace
A secret conference of 18 clergymen from neutral nations met in a secluded countryside venue to discuss war end proposals.Participants included Anglican and Catholic leaders with involvement by Alfred Salter and church officials. proposals aimed at peace were discussed and later printed in Scandinavian press.
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Amsiesam
Pyar
Minside
Inkens
Couuntty
Berlin
Alfred Saline
York
Chichester
Henry J Earler
Te So ‘Welfare Coonell
Welles
Wife Beater Hunt Ends in Georgia Slaying
Alanta reports a local hunt culminating in the discovery of a beaten body near a knoll that had seen mob activity. The victim, a 36 year old barber named Gaston, was found flogged and killed, with multiple teeth knocked out. A county policeman noted attackers likely aided by others in the last year, including a minister and two youths. Separately in New York, Dorothy Tarun, a street and radio singing star, was hospitalized for tonsil removal after throat trouble and recent threats.
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Alanta
Mugat
Asane Gaston
Gilbert
Lamduh
Jscitag
New York
Jiar
Doratiy Tarun
Munfattin
Karami
Berlin Ford Britons Consider Shifting Rulera to Canada
Berlin dispatch reports a fringe proposal to move administration of the British Empire to Canada. Ottawa would host the cabinet, Montreal the central government, and Vancouver a naval base, amid food and material shortages. The idea faced sharp criticism, with claims it would not sever England from the empire's reconstruction.
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Berlin
Ford Britons
Rulera
Canada
Maret 3
INS
Beit- Mir “Society Clubs
Serret Plone
British Empire
Naz Teaspaper der Angrist
Propagande
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Pati
Joseph Geeb- Delsoo
Seid
Fiing Crozer
Restir
Ottawa
Cabinet Wilsl
Montreal
Vancmuver Scing
Great Lakes
Allies Ready To Give Finns Greater Help
Reports from London indicate Allies prepared to bolster Finnish defenses amid ongoing northern war talks. British and French officials weighed risk of Russia joining Germany, while press commentary urged rapid, decisive Allied support to deter a Soviet advance and protect Finland's sovereignty.
France Considers Expeditionary Force for Finland Crisis
Paris reports intensive deliberations after Premier Daladier and Ministers meet with President Lebrun on Finland's danger. France and Britain weigh sending an expeditionary force amid peace rumors while Reynaud links with US Undersecretary Weltes. Front lines west of the Vosges see sharp combat as reconnaissance planes push toward Paris. weather limits and early morning communique gives little new detail.
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Daladier
Albert Lebrun
Great Britain
France
Hassa
Finland
Paul Reynaud
Sumner Weltes
United States
Weiles
Reynaud
Poland
Leon Blum
Wethgne
le Populaire
Britain
Norway
Sweden
Vosges Mountains
Artitleey
Efsee
Ribbentrop Bears Welles Data to Duce
Reports say Nazi Catholic relations have warmed since the Pope's election and that both sides seek peaceful settlement of the Passo Finnish conflict. Germany reportedly urges Russia and Finland to adjust terms while offering peace, with peace talks in Stockholm and a Swedish role to secure imports.
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Ribbentrop
Germany
Germanniy
Russia
Per
Svinkufvud
Svinhufvud
Hitler
Marshal Goering
Stockholm
Sweden
Brace
German Foreign Minister Ribbentrop May Visit Rome
Rome reports that German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop may discuss six areas of German Russian and Italian policy during a visit to the city. He will be accompanied by Klaus von Rib Bentrop, Germanys ace economic negotiator, with talks possibly extending to the Near East Balkans and Baltic regions. Nearby, news noted the arrival of the Prince of Hesse and the Sicilian press speculated on Finland seeking favorable peace terms in the war.
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Milas
Europe
Finipat
Rosia
Berlin
Previn Svinhutyid
Fintuul
Danghing von Wilebentrop
Benito Mussolini
Melsinki
Pinas
Anzela
Mies
Finland
Vassily Bluchee
Riggentrop
Rome
Joaehin Yen
Ribbentrop
Uring Als
Near East
Balkans
Anet Wael Cladius
Germany
Bavaitz
Aly Ani
Hans von Mackensen
Gereman
Florence
Talia
American Mission School on Chasan Island Seized by Japanese Troops
British and French Catholic missionaries report Japanese forces removed a U S flag and closed a mission school on Chasan Island off Choklan province. The incident followed a 1933 invasion and an earlier withdrawal after American protest. Sananese officials say they will investigate.
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U.S
Sehen
Chasan Island
Choklans
Ehry
Chusan
Lnter
Sananese
Hhes
Mrs Morrow Named To Phi Beta Kappa Honor
Mrs Dish W W Morrow acting president of Smith College elected as alumnae member of Phi Beta Kappa in Northampton Massachusetts. Her daughter Mrs Charles A Lindbergh received the honor last year.
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Morrow
Phi Beta Kappa
Northampton
Mas
Dish W W. Morrow
Smith College
Sidney FR. Packard
Smith Chanter
Officer's 1st Wife Held in Rigal's Death
An oilfield-era tale unfolds as Col. Burleson’s first wife, once a Galveston social figure, is tied to a fatal hotel shooting involving his second wife. The piece traces a bitter family feud, courtship, and escape from Army life, including references to hospitals, a divorce, and a chaotic hotel scene at the Jefferson in Jackson.
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Tex
California
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Herdoson
Jefferson
Emp
Jackson
Lewis Washington
Atrs
Ruthdon
Waterboro
S.C
Cleve
Burlescon
Army Ciretes
New Ingland
Washington
Tirs J. C. Welker
Con. Clement
A. ‘Trott
Camp Dockwn
Buckner
Burteson
Catonel Buckner
Ballot Delay Tactics Highlight Senate Debate and Hatch Bill
Opponents sought to delay consideration of the Hatch anti politics bill by tying it to federal employment use in state projects. Senator McNary and allies warned Republicans would rush debate while party leaders tried to keep Democrats united. Barkley urged restraint as the vote stalled and plan to adjourn hung in the balance.
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McNary
Origor
Chie
Xain
Hatch
Senate Democratic
Finawas Repubficais
Barkley
Kentucky
Rhea
Mi Kellar
Backtey
Monany
Xelmy
Mekallar
Democrata
Gon
Terence Iatif
Halequews
Culo Ami
Hatchimenauke
Backiey
Nave
Baker Holds Lead In L T U Primary Amid Fractions
In Indianapolis and across unions, Baker leads the Independent slate with 342 local unions endorsing him and 332 backing his opponent. Final unofficial tallies show Baker collecting 20183 votes to 362 for Hasett, while Whittle and Gill trail in vice president counts. Conley of Fort Worth tops the secretary treasurer race locally as independent 8322 over 241, with Progressive figures lagging.
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Indianapol
Alarcon
Kek
Claude M. Beker
San Francisco
International
Itroogeayhlent
Ims
Baker
Haveett
Ice
Alfred J. Whittle
New York
Indeventiest
Jack Gill
Cleveland
Progressive
Second View
Thomas Kan
Vancouver
B. C
Intentient
Donny Burd
Oakland
Calle
Hen J Conley
Fort Worth
Tex
Torrespendent
Randolph Progressive
Youth Sees Kidnap Plot Ruse In Judy Garland Meeting
A 19 year old South Nas youth confessed a supposed kidnap plot against Judy Garland was a fabrication. Police psychiatrist Dr Pavot River said the man admitted he only wanted to meet the star and that his associate Foster was a figment. Captain Gravee Armeroang warned the district attorney’s office awaits a formal complaint or transfer to psychopathic observation.
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Judy Garland
Jos Angeles
Jany Careland
Armstar
de. Pavot River
Robert Wilen
Gautl
Advent Wilton
Atles Garlan
de River
Wilson
Foster
Wes
Gravee Armetroang
Rifle Slain Couple Found In Parked Car In New Jersey Town
An apparently white man and two women were found dead in a parked sedan in Northvale near Rockleish NW March 9. Police say the deaths likely result from one person shooting another then killing himself. a sawed off rifle lay across the front seat and a brass shell was found on the left running board. The car’s wreck suggests a grim internal attack with one man suspected to have fired then killed himself.
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Rockleish
Northvale
Rt ‘Eft
Eny carTigh
Tork Fleenst
Vetsiel
I Leonard Grallir
Highland Falk
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