Yugoslavia Moves Toward Axis Adherence Amid Political Turmoil
Reports say Yugoslavia plans to join the Axis with ministers Ikonic Nikitovic and Mihajlo Konstantinovic negotiating. Premier Cvetkovic and Foreign Minister Cincar Markovic head for Vienna as anti Axis leaders plot outside action andMil an Gavrilovic threatens to resign while an opposition fight looms.
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Nikitovic
Mihajlo Konstantinovic
Yugoslavia
Britain
Cairo
Belgrade
Germany
Bulgaria
Struma
Greece
Balkans
Ikonic
Konstantinovic
Vienna
Dragisa Cvetkovic
Alesander Cincar- Markovic
Viktor
Gavri Jovic
London
Yugoslavia debates Axis ties amid mass protests and resignations
Yugoslav leaders clash over joining the Rome Berlin Tokyo Axis as ministers resign in protest. Dr Branko Dubrilovic cites cabinet votes while opposition demands full neutrality and a coalition government. Demonstrations sweep Belgrade and other cities with calls for action and solidarity from Serb parties.
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Gavrilovic
Veceslav Wilder
Yugoslavia
Independent Democrats
Icd
Istanbul
Turkey
Axis
Branko Dubrilovic
Dubrilovic
Cvetkovic
Berlin
Belgrade
Soviet
Russia
Dragoljub Jovanovic
Serb Peasant Party
Adolf Hitler
Serbia
Croatia
Slovenia
Germany
Paul
United States
Yugoslavia Signs Pact with Germany Anticipated in Vienna
Berlin reports confirm that Yugoslavia will sign a pact with Germany in Vienna, with German sources saying no communique will be issued before the ceremony concludes, likely tomorrow afternoon. The confirmation centers on indirect remarks about the Vienna event and expected official statements after the signing.
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Berlin
Jugoslavia
Germany
Vienna
Regains Daughter After Nine Year Mail Struggle
Bascomb of the New York City Board of Education is reunited with his daughter Rosalind 14 after a 12 year separation. Rosalind was taken to Port of Spain Trinidad by her grandmother, Miss Iris John, who later refused to send her home. Bascomb persisted through letters and consular help until Rosalind sailed to return. The mother has been missing since a visit to England two years ago.
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Boston
INS
Ladstone Bascomb
New York City
Rosalind
Bascomb
Miss John
England
Extension of Food Stamp Plan Reaches Weymouth
The Department of Agriculture announced an extension of the food stamp plan to Weymouth on March 24. No further details were provided in the brief notice.
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Detroit
Washington
INS
Department of Agriculture
Weymouth
British Drive Advances in Ethiopian Campaign Near Cheren
British led forces push from the Kenya frontier toward Addis Ababa and Debra Markos as Cheren tightens under pressure. Italian and native troops defend as Free French close in from the northeast amid Mussolini pledge and renewed claims of fascist resolve.
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Cheren
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Kenya
Mega
Dolo
Neghelli
Rome
Hadama
Addis Ababa-Jibati
Debra Markos
Gojjam
Jijiga
Harar
Asmara
Italy
Fascist Party
Mussolini
Virginio Gayda
Britain
the Nile
British seize control of Somaliland and key pass
British troops are in full control of British Somaliland and the road from Hargeisa to Berbera is open, an official communique said. Marda Pass, previously held by Italian forces guarding approaches to Diredawa on the Addis Ababa Jibouti railway, has been taken.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Net Pooled Milk Valued in February in New York
New York milk administrators report February net pooled milk delivered to approved milkshed plants for metropolitan marketing valued at 7.658 million dollars based on a 199, a hundredweight price. Weight totaled 348.85 million pounds, down 1 percent from last year. Ten leading counties named by the administrator include Delaware Madison Chenango Oneida Orange Jefferson St. Lawrence Otsego Cortland and Herkimer.
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New York
N. J. Cladakis
Cladakis
Delaware
Madison
Chenango
Oneida
Orange
Jefferson
St. Lawrence
Otsego
Cortland
Herkimer
Protests Rise Over Attacks on Foreign Diplomats in Japan
United States Ambassador Joseph C. Grew lodged a strong protest with Japanese Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka over bodily attacks and insulting conduct toward foreign diplomats. The move followed the Feb. 28 assault on Count Tascher de la Paggerie, the French commercial attaché, in Kobe, who later faced alleged police and customs mistreatment. Matsuoka reportedly apologized before leaving for Europe.
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Grew
Tokyo
United States
Joseph C. Grew
Yosuke Matsuoka
Grow
Count Tascher de la Pagerie
Kobe
Matsuoka
Europe
RAF Bombing Exacts Slow But Widespread Toll Across Germany
The RAF reports light enemy activity over Germany due to bad weather while hitting Kiel docks and the Kiel canal. Allied forces also claim damage to a German escort ship near Brest and barracks near Lorient. Four motor bombers from the United States are now in service with British forces as Beaverbrook touts a vast bomber reserve hidden in storage. During the raid on Hanover and Berlin, several heavy explosions were observed and a Den Helder naval base fire was seen from the English coast. One British plane did not return and two others are missing off the Dutch coast.
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Germany
England
Calaisi
Brittany
Quiberon
Lorient
Brest
Atlantic
United States
Britain
Lord Beaverbrook
Beaverbrook
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
San Diego
Calif
Air Ministry
Kiel
Hanover
Berlin
den Helder
Netherlands
Student Flier Forced Down by Bug in Motor
A student flier M P Jones was forced to land in an open field near Nashville by a bug lodged in the carburetor duct causing motor trouble. He escaped injury though the tail of the plane was damaged.
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Nashville
Tenn
M. P. Jones
Here
Jones
Knudsen Sees Millions in Defense Production Expansion
Knudsen told a Senate committee that full cash availability of 7 000 000 000 for war purchases would speed up output and lower costs. Stimson noted 95 percent of materiel for U S use, with 5 percent for Britain, and Marshall said South American views reflect interest and confidence in U S resolve.
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Knudsen
Congress
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
McKellar
D-Tenn
United States
War Stimson
Hemisphere
Stimson
Great
Bitain
Army
George C. Marshall
Bombs Hit Berlin as British Planes Strike City Core
Berlin reports say British planes dropped incendiary and explosive bombs in the heart of the city, causing civilian casualties and fires that were quickly extinguished. The communiqué notes several attic fires but claims damage was insignificant and asserts penetration into residential quarters.
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Berlin
Germany
Reich
Jose Iturbi Remains Seriously Ill in New York
In New York on March 24, officials report pianist and conductor Jose Iturbi is seriously ill though not critically. no further condition details available.
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Jose Iturbi
New York
Itchy Pimples Kill Romance
Many shattered romances trace to skin blemishes and irritations. The ad promotes Lonne Peterson's Ointment for quick relief from itchy pimples eczema and red blotches with a money back guarantee if one application fails. It also soothes tired feet and cracks between toes.
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Lonne Peterson
Peterson
Ill Musician Suffering From Fever At Home
A family spokesman said the musician was ill at home with a sinus disorder and nervous exhaustion and had a high fever after a restless night.
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