13 Mar 1940
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1940
Page
1
Swedish Missi headline mentions Dr Schacht amid late bulletin updates. Officials confirm ongoing assessment and forthcoming details as authorities monitor the situation. Local sources note Swed ish Missi related developments drawing attention from medical and regional agencies.
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Berlin reports a German Wehrmacht action on the West front amid a caravan ambush near the Palatinate Forest. The communiqué says Allied soldiers were captured, and a German sergeant and others were to be relieved from custody later that afternoon.
French fronts report heavy artillery actions across several sectors as the war intensifies. Dispatches note regular operations by French forces and ongoing high-level campaigns, with official sources confirming significant activity on the ground today. Hartford report: Paul Pillion, WPA worker and father of 41, bought the first federal food stamp booklet in Connecticut, marking a new aid program launch.
Rejoicing spreads across Russia after the radio announces a peace treaty granting Stalin far more than expected. Terms include immediate ceasefire, a neutral zone, and Finland’s withdrawal with focus on securing Leningrad, Murmansk, and Petsamo, plus a rail link to Sweden and detailed troop redeployments. Signatories include Molotov and Ryti, with Allied commanders overseeing withdrawals.
Esquata March 13 UP Syonour Lown, an era gov of New York 1825 26 and a treasury official from 1927 to 195% a strong Prohibition advocate, died at age 71 in Elmira. Born Oct 7, 1868, he practiced law after clerk work, served as city chamberlain, assemblyman, and state senator. He chaired the Lowman Act highway project and was a longtime trustee of Elmira College.
Elliott Roosevelt voices concern over rising dictatorships amid global economic strains. He warns that aggressive corporate policies and unchecked business power threaten democratic governance and individual rights.
The President's son speaks to the Cleveland Automobile Trades Association about government policy and the real role of authorities in business. He mentions Russia and Nazi Germany in a critical context.
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