New Bomber With 6000 Mile Range Reported
A highly capable new bomber, under construction for two years, is claimed to have a range of over 6000 miles and a payload of 28 tons. Reported dimensions exceed 210 feet with multiple engines and a top secrecy level. The project aims to project power from the Pacific coast, with completion anticipated soon amid technical challenges and security measures.
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Worakington
le Bonbar
Gtfivers
Trowevar
Treasott Coe
Beli
Aftcare
World engine advances in aeronautics promise high power per weight
Report from Paler gon, WV, announcing development of the world's most circular air engine, a nine‑cylinder air cooled unit claiming about 100 horsepower more than any American model, with rapid testing and precision manufacturing for military and commercial aircraft use. The claim notes Europe lacks a comparable air cooled motor for weight and power, boosting U.S. aircraft engine leadership.
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Aeronaution
Corparation
Palergon
America
Juzz Ilenreed
United
Silas
Horsapowar
BascenRet
Arthur Spr
Loremgingering
Europe
Dl-Paseenter Wansports
Alrlinn
35-Cent Shoe Wage Approved by Industry Committee
Washington March 23 The federal administrator Philip Fleming approved and certified a nationwide 35 cent minimum wage for the shoe industry. It will raise wages for about 60 of the 240,000 workers, effective August 29. The decision overturned manufacturer protests and follows an industry committee’s unanimous recommendation. The ruling marks the sixth minimum wage approval since the wage law’s enactment, expanding pay above the statutory minimum for several sectors within footwear.
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Washinton
Philip
Fleming
St Lowe Breadn
Am Indualry
Ty Mage
D. Tans
Catholic University
Extrix
Toslery
Mil
Woman 102 Says She’s Lived Too Long in Pittsburgh
Marie Weppleman, aged 102, declares she hopes to be her last birthday. She says she can’t hear well and fears aging as friends pass away. Despite some health issues, she remains otherwise active, recalling the past twenty years with endurance and reflection.
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Pittsburgh
Marie Weppleman
Weonhaan
Weather Blamed For NY Construction Slump In March
A New York State Labor Department report attributes a 263 percent drop in construction employment to weather conditions in March. Payrolls also show a steep decline, reflecting adverse weather impact on the industry.
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New York State
Xmmons
State’ Labor Department
Ie Ae
Death linked to syndicate in Newark murder case
A sprawling, partly garbled crime narrative ties Duteh Schultz to a criminal syndicate and reports a Newark hospital death from gunshot wounds. The piece mentions Jack Drucker, Lauren Sherman, and several named figures in a web of indictments, racketeering, and possible linked killings across New Jersey and New York, with police raids and ongoing investigations into the Monticello area and Monticelle connections.
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Teles
Guinvan
Deel
O'Dawer
Jeff Reivs
Buson
D'Dwyer
Schultz Jun New’ Viertey Worrocm
Ji cUy
Monticola
New York
Winniy
Jack Drucker
Sherman
Irving Maxvy
Gordon
Ectruttz
Sheeran
Lauren Mm
Drucker
David Siegel
Montigally
Davey
Frizen
Goria
Samuel Medal
Betman
Joe
Socks
Caner
Indietement
Indie Ashkenss
Amengarnt
Walter
Abe
Neil Stautin
Agesy
Goldsein
Ernoklin
Jack
Wen Sol Coldstein
Hyman Yuvan
Laphod Bachaliar
Yuran
New
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Tin
Pavey
Metropolitan ‘Cleaners and Byers) Association
Mofitinello
Polles
Tsane Gollioon Liser
Fotey
Bronx
Tring Penn
Ishér
Brooklyn
Philip Orievsky
Dent Orievsky
Front is Calm and Britain at War Amid Murders and Trials
Fragmented report describes calm front lines, air force actions, and French defenses amid a string of murders. It notes Norman Stedwood slain in Teaneck and Louis Amberg linked to a drag queen scene. Brooklyn DA's office involved as suspects are guarded.
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Barks
Marek
Mntel
W Huspler
Bugesy Goldstein
Drag Sama
Plesire
Norman Stedwood
Subsway Workers Union Orpaniiaer
Teaneck
M. J
Sibwes
Brooklyn
Wilnny G'Aveyer
Dead City Falls to Soviet Troops at Hanko
Eyewitness reports detail Soviet forces capturing Hanko as the town lies in ruins. Citizens and Finns face occupation as Russian troops seize control amid a tense, cold dawn with local authorities noting a swift turnover and reduced resistance.
Remote schooling by radio shocks Costryville board
In Costryville Kansas March 23 the school head remotely controlled a dance program at Ler lend Stanford University Pudn Alo Cull. The superintendent Kenneth YW Mc Farlanil did not interfere with school board matters. He bridged distances by short wave radio. the board reports the remote control proved subsidtor. HAYS WIFE WED TITRICE Columbus Ohio March 2 INSt Charging his wife of 22 years with failure to divorce several husbands Hester O GI went to Franklin County Court to annul marriage. He claimed he and Emily Rickard married Ost 7 1019 in Johnson City ind but have no record of remarriage.
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Costryville, Kany
Ler Lend
Danish Dairy Supplies Seen Nazi Target Front Page One
Reports from the front page detail Danish dairy supplies as a Nazi target with British and German naval actions near Norwegian waters. Submarine sightings, sunk ships, and bombings are noted amid claims Britain aims to disrupt Scandinavian ore shipments. Officials dispute some damage reports while confirming aerial raids and naval engagements.
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Anne
Sven
Gharlkow
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Newman
Halle See
Britain
Germany
Beilih
Pinnes
Germen
TNE
Nocta Sra
Rme
Brlileh Poraul
Plate
DMR
Ark
Boul Fuautona
Nevmkpee
Gulf
U.S
Telegraph
Air S
Brien Lars Ad
Central Kentucky town in shock as business leader lies gravely ill
In a Kentucky town, a prominent business leader lies gravely ill at his home after questions swirl about his health and alleged financial dealings. His firms, B S Ferrill & Son and related enterprises, span hardware, groceries, and stores adjoining the First National Bank headed by president B S Porrill. Family members, including six sisters and a grandson, help run the businesses during this crisis.
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Dl Sullyloa Ke
Rmbrig Wina
Kentucky Lown
Ferri
Buffalo ST
Berri & Sonnardyare
Cnmin Street
First National Bank
B.S. Porrill
Atrass the
Ey & Ferrill & Son Wholesaie Hardware and
Enbridge
Buffalo le
Youth surrenders at police station after holdup
A young man walked into a police station claiming remorse after a holdup. He was taken into custody in connection with an armed robbery of a driver, occurring the night before in a corridor of Wellesley. The driver fled as the vehicle stopped. the suspect then rode to police headquarters and surrendered.
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Pallee Head
Glenritre
Bernardi J. Graham
Yung
Gradina Solv
Myn
Wellesley
Anthony Maryslnni
Driverinl
Japan Fears US Embargo Across Looming Crisis
Parliamentary budget committee member Yakya Maveh warned that a complete U S embargo on Japan would precipitate a grave crisis and potentially a broader war. Premier and ministers argued restraint, urging naval buildup and joint stability as Tokyo stresses China fighting outcomes.
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Mavns Yona
Beemier
Byfara
United States
Japan
Sind Watie
Mada
Yooml Mde
Inillay Wu Ahewer
Qhiestlok
Ae Contmittew
UN United States
Yanas
Hechtro Arita
Mavy
Zongo Yashidi
Arita
China
Berlin Talks and Molotov Visit Shape Allied Axis Gears
Soviet and German dispatches describe Molotov near Berlin and plans for a broader alliance with Italy against Britain. Reports cite Ribbentrop visits to the Balkans and German calls for a united Axis policy with Russia as a supplier of materials. French leader Reynaud’s stance draws cautious comment as German media predict a shifting balance in southeast Europe and ongoing air activity over Western Europe with reconnaissance and fighter operations.
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Alep & Laken
Atleed Smarcee
Rumania
von Ribbentrop
Balkans
Reichstag
Gisit
Molotutt
Berlin
Europe
Wight
Paul
England
Jana Anthaicraft
France
Tnemy
Ierman
Cleve
Messerschmitt
State Law Revision To Permit Alimony in Annulment Cases
Albany March 2 State Law Revision to permit alimony in annulment actions will become effective Sept 1 Governor Lehman signed the bill. The revision proposes that husbands may be required to pay alimony or support in annulment proceedings and allows courts to order payments to cover the wife’s expenses. The law also lets courts direct custody arrangements and safeguards for any child during the process.
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Albany
Lehman Bes
Dozen Montana Deer Go to Hollywood in 1940s Tale
A garbled Montana item reports deer chosen for film roles with the Stole Flat and Gone Com mission lending them to a studio. The piece mentions safety assurances during filming and a large roundup effort. An unrelated note cites a Turkish gallery on the Suez Canal from twenty five years earlier.
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Hollywood
Ferena
Stole
Gone
Kallspell
Suez Canad
Congressman Indicted on Postal Jobs Scandal
Congressman Frank Whelchel of Gainesville faces a federal indictment for selling postal jobs and soliciting graft, claiming the case is political persecution while blaming opponents and publicity seekers. The probe also touches graft allegations in state government and related corruption inquiries in the Atlanta area.
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Aliania
Conegressman
Develon
Geoxpta
Frank Whelche
Det
Gainesvile
Cara
John Tonge
United Statas Nitotey Genayal
Schwartz
Whelchel
Weld
Nogge
Federa
Euggeetidie
Dvs
Weber
Hiram W.evans
Ku Klux Klan
Georgia Legislative Committee
Aspiralt
Miller
Wao
Tle Oligtar
Georgia
Gay
TA Rivers
Evang
Rogge
Louisiana
Georgit
Mooday
Bald Ground
White House Denies Cromwell Story and Mis Speech Fallout
The White House rejects a news report alleging Cromwell faced censure over a public speech. State Department head Hull refused to share the full text before delivery and warned Cromwell against repeating the offense. The episode risks amid diplomatic tensions with Germany and potential protest if Cromwell remains in post.
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Cromwell
White House
Cromwald
Abel
Cordell Thull
Af Cromwell
Ingimoter
Roosevelt
State Department
Hull
Gromvelt
Chautiilan
Niagara Milk Price Referendum Set For March 27
Niagara producers vote on a proposed minimum milk price of 2.60 per 100 pounds with a 2.80 figure referenced, under a plan approved by the state Agriculture Commissioner Halton V. Noyes. The referendum would take effect for a period ending April 4, 1941, replacing the 2.88 level cited for the Western New York area since 1930.
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Niagara
Alikony
Halton V. Noyes
Bote Fain
Bethlehem Steel Plans New Mill Expansion at Lackawanna Plant
Bethlehem Steel announces a new unit at its Lackawanna suburban mill to add about 85 million dollars for expansion. The project aims to roll special products not produced at other Bethlehem plants. Work progresses as engineers finalize plans.
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Bethlehem Steel Buffalo
UPI
Bethlehem Steel Company
Lackmanns
Pierk Dust &Sanow
Hungarian Chief in Rome For Parleys
Rome March 23 Hungarian Premier Count Teleky arrived in Rome for conferences with Mussolini and Italian ministers. Observers say the visit may influence Rome Berlin axis plans in coming weeks. Talks focus on German desires in southeastern Europe and future Italian Hungarian relations amid Allied pressure. Teleky's entourage includes officials noted for seeking clarification of Italy's stance on Hungarian claims to territory. Next week Teleky and his party are to meet with Italian leadership to discuss Balkan peace and revisions in the interests of regional stability.
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Rome
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Italy
Chars
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Ballo
Virginie Gayda
Uwpayee Sciont
Telphy
Hunpariin
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Tly
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Pest
Balkan
Tlaly
M Taleky
Mite
Cato
Trade Commission targets five firms for price-fixing
The Federal Trade Commission ordered five manufacturers of carbon dioxide fire fighting equipment to stop price fixing in Washington on March 23. Firms named include Walter Kidde & Company New York American LaFrance Ponmite Industries Elmira C O Two Fire Equipment Newark National Ponmite System Philadelphia and Fey Out Company New York subsidiary Kidde fire. The agency said Kidde led the scheme coordinating production licenses and pricing to fix same prices. The FTC cited Kidde as violating the Clayton Antitrust Act and related statutes.
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Trade Commission
Woashington
Federal Trade Commission
Cea
Desigh Lom
Walter Kidde & Company
New York
American la Franca
Ponmite Industries, Inc
Elmiry
C-O-Two Fire Equipment Company
Newark
National -Ponmite System, Inc
Phildelphia
Fey Out Company, Inc
New York & Suosidiary
Clayton
Megal Lobbying For Appropriation Claimed By NLRB Report
The article alleges intense lobbying by Megal for a $337,000 appropriation, accusing the group of previous law violations and ongoing efforts to obtain full funding. Representative Cox is quoted criticizing the lobbying and predicting further budget cuts despite restored pushback from the government agency and House committees.
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Megal
NLRB
Washimvan
Coxadj
Nstronet_ Laher
Macy
eNhgtegIiegniy
Tohbrin
Iaw
Robber Lifts Caviar in Evanston Raids
A bandit robbed four homes in Evanston during the night, triggering raids and police pursuit. He looted ice boxes in two residences and ate only caviar, leaving scant other loot.
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Evanston
TNS
Farm Fund Boosts Could Ease Economic Pressure
The House faces a likely approval of a farm fund expansion to 3.11 billion dollars, with Senate backing for approximately 500 million in conservation and parity payments. Lawmakers debate cutting defense outlays while aiming to raise farm purchasing power to near 1909 44 levels, noting payments to about 5.5 million farmers and up to 20 million family beneficiaries.
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Washington
Harel
Trask
Senate
Woorim Deid
Willy
Roosevelt
Uni
Meg
WietReresses
Meanslee
Barkley
Kentucky
Demos
Benate
Alu
Lees
Hotlee
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Roosevelt Bl
Landers
Chinese claim gains in Kwangsi fighting
Chinese dispatches report the southern province of Kwangsi gaining ground against Japan with counterattacks repelling Nipponese advances. They say Chinese forces recaptured vantage points near the Nan ning Yamehny highway as Japanese thrusts toward Tingshan and the West River faltered and centers were evacuated.
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China
Kwangsi
Chungking
Woman Leaps from Airplane Cockpit in Santa Ana Tragedy
Louise Drulet twenty four of Coroan Dol y Victim of a prolonged nervous breakdown leapt from an airplane cockpit during a flight near Santa Ana California authorities said no evidence of foul play linked to her death Parents Mrv and Mrs IS K Drolet said she had suffered a nervous breakdown for six years and never recovered Her note in the car read forgive me Laure couldn't bear ten towers to takes courage to ly TH HCLs cowardly to thve son amly and the manag ed the flight to the field near Newport Beach Joe Mager the pilot reported attempting to grab her before she plunged out of the craft
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Calif
Louise Drulet
Coroan Doly
Mist Drulet
Joe Mager
Mins Drolet
Ile
Newport Heach
Phogil Martin
Laure
Wren
Mrv
IS. K. Drolet
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