Total War Debate Rocks New French Cabinet Crisis
Anxious scenes in Paris report rapid moves by Reynaud’s government as ministers gather to discuss a total war stance. Reynaud pushes readiness while critics warn of cabinet fragility amid parliamentary strife and press scrutiny.
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Toreign
Semler
Edouard Daladier
Aslee
Wwe
Gamnelin
Chamber of Deput
Reynaud
Figaro
Iver
Drueve
Bering
Oper
Teynaud
Blackmail Bared on Coster Trial During Recess
New York March 23. Court recess in the Coster Musica fraud and forgery trial reveals alleged schemes to blackmail key witnesses. Prosecutors claim costs of millions involve Denald Coster Musica and associates paying extortionists to conceal the truth. Benjamin Simon denies involvement while testimony details payments of tens of thousands to keep the case quiet.
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New York
McKessin
Robsins
Yestocras
Coster-Musien
Montity Na Philp
Tomvidt
Benjawnin Simon
Costler-Musien Alsociaks
Simon
Costor-Husica
Taft Attacks Labor Act Debate in Louisville Speech
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio assailed the Senate labor committee as “pecuniary” and argued against changes to the National Labor Relations Act. He spoke to a Louisville audience urging modifications that balance workers rights with business needs.
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Taft
Louisville
Robert A.talk
Ohio
Kentucky
Congress
Lonisville
Opernia’ Unitten
EBay Rolling Ramp To Draw 50,000 To White House Lawn
Washington reports a large crowd expected on the White House lawn for a spring event. A March date is noted with plans for elaborate preparations and wide public interest.
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Ebay
White House Lawn
Washington
Warry
Easton
le Finster Payne
Noliday
White House
Nile Girls
Adele
Fyusavolt
Uggs
White House Denies Cromwell Story Fraud
Washington March 33 UP I The White House issued a denial stating James H. Cromwell minister to Canada did submit a formal appeal to President Roosevelt for approval of a pro Allied speech. The White House called the tale entirely untrue, noting no reporter or newspaper obtained any such advance copy or authorization and labeling the story as an invention. Concluded in Page 2 Column 6.
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Hy K. Cromwell
Canada
Spenih
Rognvelt
Blaphew
Barly Maid
Urtighes
Winnisher Crombett
Gromavell
Pine
British War Film Withdrawn in Peru
A Heilish war film Thy Lion Has Wiegs was withdrawn at Excelsior Theater in Peru after German objections disrupted showings. The Described disturbances involved German agents and local officials and led to government action and deletions to meet objections. Officials cited infringements and Gestapo ties as reasons for the withdrawal and sovereignty concerns were raised by Peruvian authorities.
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Limo
Attiech 23
Excelsior Theater
Seme
Foreign Ministry
Alexander Korila
Ayr Horee
Andy Nix
Carlin
Pedra Ruiay
Gerhins
Nnfair
Gestapo
Ger Nett Legation
Soviet Troops Take Hanko In Dead City After War
Soviet troops entered Hanko and raised the Red banner as Finnish forces handed over the city to Russian authorities. The town, battered by months of war, lay silent under heavy snow while a Russian commission prepared to oversee reconstruction and occupation for years to come.
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Helsinki
Flatland
Busan Teacus
Hanko
Miaivale
League of Kallons Lov
Parce Trusty
Maceh
Fhiland Avai Forceil
Housands
Finnstad
Planas
Hoy Ice
Estmeled
Irilimph
Tyne
Colona
Minor Union Agent Shot to Death by Guinan in Auto
New York March 2 193? Minor union official Brown 35 Negro died early today five hours after he was shot in the right temple while two others rode the West Side Express Highway Dr Paul Wrida a physician driving testified Brown’s car left the road struck a post and overturned There was no trace of the shell and police suspected he was shot from inside his car by a passenger who then fled or disappeared
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Brown
Negra
West Sia
Paul Wrida
Detind Brown
Smw
Jblack
Trump Post
Dri Welde
Genault predicts Roosevelt may seek third term in 1932 race
Rochester publisher Frank E. Genault, a Republican presidential hopeful, told St. Paul audiences last night that he expects President Roosevelt to pursue a third term and that the president "won’t be easy to beat." Genault flew in from Rochester for the Midwest speaking tour.
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St. Paul
Mint
Marsh
Frank E. Genault
Rochester
I. YY
Republicsys
Roosevelt
Mkt
Paul
Dutt
Moning
Trial of 44 French Communists Continues in Secret Court
Paris reports the secret trial of 44 Communist party members by nine military judges in the Chamber of Deputies proceeding on charges of spreading propaganda for the outlawed party. The session, dated March 23, follows earlier actions including mutiny executions and subsequent naval and colonial security concerns across multiple theaters.
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Paris
Cotinchitat
Peputies
Danish Dairy Molotoff Visit Signals German Target Near
A dense World War II era report notes Danish dairy exports feeding British forces as Berlin pressures Denmark. It cites neutral shipping in convoys and rising German overtures to Denmark, while reporting on Molotov visit preparations and Soviet leadership talks. An American‑civilian ship collision is briefly mentioned with minor damage.
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Berlin
Tandon
UFI
Innes
Ing
Menos
Bris
Stb
News Chronicle
Denmark
Hage
Norway and Sweden Seek Talks Over Neutral Shipping Rights
Norway urged Germany to negotiate on neutral shipping restrictions following a Scandinavian foreign ministers meeting in Copenhagen. The protest targets German and British actions, with Sweden and Denmark backing Norway’s stance. In related news, rescue operations at Willow Grave mine continued as officials reported the death toll and ongoing efforts to recover missing workers.
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Selo
Germany
Tenuyst
Copenhagen
Sweden
Denish
Britain
Notfe
Fiyntia Coat Company
A. Mouse Mines and Mining
Sideorniittse
Washington
Biset
Governor Lases Dam Fight He Calls Hog-Tied
Governor Sean Phillips denounces the federal injunction over the dam project as hog tied. The order halts work on the 40,000 acre lake plan, with officials warning of environmental and economic impacts and protesters voicing anger at the government action.
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Lases
Sean Phillips
Federsa
Disney
Livard Ali
Croc Juiciioh
Weithin
Three Mons
Geesten
Mexicans Milled In Labor Dispute Shooting Affray
Dispatches report a violent labor dispute in Vera Cruz with 22 Mexicans killed or injured near Cantotolapan, as mourners and survivors recount the chaotic scene. In Berlin, Hitler rested in southern Germany during Rasher holidays while Goering and Ringstrassen officials reportedly held fort.
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Cantotolapan
Vere Cruit
Witler
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Rilehsjushso
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Marétyl Memann
Wilhelm Goering
Danchim Yo Ribbentrop
Felons At Dartmoor Prison Ignite Cells In Riot
Prisoners at Dartmoor Prison set their cells aflame during a Saturday riot. Guards and fire crews battled the blaze for hours as inmates, exploiting reduced staff, attacked officers and attempted to break free. Dartmoor, in Devon, houses some of the nation’s toughest inmates on the desolate moor between Exeter and Plymouth.
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Sake
Dellmear
Vulies
Great Penitentiary
Pet Sung Oulzidy
Peizon
Sheroring
Are
Wees
Asust
Dartmoor
Exeter
Plyrwall
Darimans
Dutch Schultz gang murder ring leads to key arrests
Reports say a sprawling murder ring tied to Dutch Schultz is yielding clues as investigators close in on top figures. Police indicate a network of “assassins” tied to Schultz’s operation may expose the mastermind behind a series of killings and bribe connections within the underworld, with a major break anticipated on page 2.
Four-Point German-Romanian Trade Plan Outlined
A Bucharest dispatch reports Germany presenting a four point trade plan to Romania via a government letter by Clodius criticizing economic measures and urging increased trade and transport facilities. The exchange sought to boost Romania's agricultural output while noting foreign oil interests and Allied opposition to sharing Romanian oil with Germany. Romania's king addressed a Senate delegation detailing national defense and frontier unity, reinforcing ties with Allies and a desire for amicable neighbors.
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Rumenia
Germany
Humania
Marl Ciodios
AL Newminie
Putunia
Lander
Britain
Danute
Clodius
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Jesas
Rumania
Perjian
Prat
Constantin Ginesect
Tly
Madgeart
Alia
Mari
Madgearn
Burhexest
Yak
Mer
Naval Peasant Party
Zea
Carel
Au Palace
Princ Michel
Paris
Michael
Youth Rescued From Sand Trap After Buried Hour
A 17 year old boy, Harligen Teo Iulian Vilareal, was buried under several feet of sand for over an hour near a tavern yesterday. Rescuers pulled him free after a dramatic effort and he was checked and found uninjured.
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Iulian Vilareal
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Irbigr Bank
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