Tank Cordon Around La Paz Palace In Bolivia
A Bolivian revolt attempt near La Paz prompted a military lockdown with tanks and machine guns around the presidential palace. President Quintanilla claimed the uprising was suppressed, though questions about the plot and leadership linger as cadets and regiments were said to be involved. Military and civilian leaders were suspected in orchestrating the plan to overthrow the government.
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la Paz
Bolivia
Oa Shite
Siage
Balivia
Carlos Quinta
Dyastle Joeans
Ai Evport Feghinyat
la Pas
Siti
al Vincha
Lin Paz
Sald
Gilberts Campero
Antonio Campero Arce
Eulogio Tutie
Demetrio Ramos
United ‘Press
Tehaza
Ramos
Ile
Tia
Quinrtanilla
QiNecra
Waonssala
Carlos, Quintaniila
Quintanilla
Labor Leader Killing Linked to Murder Inc Ties
A Brooklyn labor activist, Filer Panto, 28, vanished while en route to plead with mobster rulers and was said to be another Murder Inc victim. District Attorney Will O Dwyer offered limited comment as police traced killers following his car across the waterfront district. Concluded on Wage 1, Cal 4.
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New Yor
Murder, Inc
Filer Panto
International Loneshoremen's Association
Abe Relea
Myrdec, Inc
Electric Chase
Willin O'Dwyer
Brooklyn
Rolie Tae
Nut
Guinrann
Uve
Bay Ridge
All Murder, Inc
Hig House
Arcotil- Inga
Mauretania Passes Through Panama Canal in Secret War Move
Britain's liner Mauretania, on a secret mission, passed through the Panama Canal toward the Pacific. The ship, stripped of furnishings and carrying capacity expanded, was escorted by canal pilots and US Army planes observed overhead as it departed New York for Australia or the Near East. The article notes concurrent German and British naval actions around Europe and the Skagerrak, with Britain intensifying efforts to cut German iron ore imports from Sweden.
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Cristobal
Britain
Mauretania
Panama
Tne
Limonay
United States Army Pursuit
Tie Maucelania
New York City
Ste
New York
Queen Alary
Shoo
Australia
Troyalia
Lonfion
Rmval Company
Germany
Hirtshals
Aha Corman
Skagerrak
Scandinavian
Edmund Hugo Stinney
Reich
Sweden
Gulf of
Bosivia
Lindbergh Case Figure Condon Brother Dies
New York March 26 Dr John F Condon the man who paid the Lindbergh ransom, was too ill to be informed of his brother Josephs death. He was absent from his brothers funeral yesterday. His wife said she had been TV and reminded him not to forget. Condon identified Hauptmanns voice as the man to whom he paid the ransom.
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Tassie
New York
John F.dadsted
Condon
Hrume
Richard Hauptmann
Joseph
Hauptmann
State Service Adds To Employment Mark Albany
The State Employment Service placed 29 percent more unemployed persons in February than a year earlier. The Labor Department reports 7,OL positions filled in private industry and 47 in WPA governmental institutions, plus one other public employment.
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State Service
Albany
State Employment Service
Jobe
Ujanda
State Lator Department
Nazi Secret Agent Shot by Czech Dies in Hunt
A Gestapo secret police agent wounded at Tits in the Czech country on March 26 died of his injuries. German authorities are seeking a Czech technical student linked to the shooting as a possible suspect. No casualties were reported among German frontier guards at Birken the prior Friday.
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Gestapo
Gereman
Wesa
Birken
Unclear Late News Note on Raid Planes
Reported raid at Luxemitang involving 20 unidentified planes. Early notes mention German attackers and shots fired, but details are fragmentary and names or locations are garbled in the text.
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Luxemitang
Mine Sits Netherlands Trawler Pras ins sunk in North Sea
Amsterdam March 26 A Netherlands trawler named Pras ins, 202 tons, was sunk today in the North Sea by a Ming. Eight crew were rescued by a British ship after a raft landed crewman Anold In Esgitnd. Four others are missing.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Shine
Prasins
North Sea
Anold
Esgitnd
British Bombing Runs Over Prague Reported
The London Evening Standard reports British airmen carried out night bombing over Prague, the capital of former Czechoslovakia, during ongoing operations against Germany. The dispatch notes British warplanes targeting strategic positions over the city.
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Prague
INS
Senate Ready to Pass Mutuels Bill
Albany reports the State Senate prepared to pass a mutuels bill amid governor warnings it could spark political controversy. The measure would ban bookmaker operations, set a $1.50 admission fee, and create two racing commissions. The Assembly moves to back a constitutional wire tapping ban as the broader legislative session adjourns.
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Br Beniamin Atlas
Albany
Salman
Vesar Mutuel Bil
Senate Opublican S
Odar
Senate
Fairman State
Assembly
Jon J. Dunnigan
Enoasor
William C. Martin
Syracuse
Secretary of State
Roosevelt Dinner Hosts Costa Rican Chief at White House
President Roosevelt entertained Costa Rican President Calderón Guardia and wife Lenore de Calderón Guardia at a formal White House state dinner on May 26. The Calderón Guardia couple spent the night at the White House and planned a luncheon later, then travel to Chicago and New York for a belott stay.
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Roosevelts
Costa Rica
Washington
Roosevelt
Rafael Angel Calderon
Guarda
Eclect
Caet Tica
Lenore de Calderson
White House
Tr. Calderon Guarda
Socres
Shurscay
Chicago
Sdow Yorks
Wage law exemption proposal targets salaried workers with vacations
Wage official submit a plan to exempt salaried workers with paid vacations and sick leave from wage and hour coverage. The Southern States Industrial Council requested a hearing set for April 10 to discuss the change affecting administrative employees. The American Retail Federation proposed redefining executive employee to exclude assistant buyers from overtime rules, impacting about 100000 stores nationwide.
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Washington
Wage-hove
Uy.ie
Southern States
Lunier
Inw
Train Found Stalled in Snow Drifts Near Phoenix
A New York Central passenger train running Syracuse to Oswego became stuck in heavy snow between Woodard and Phoenix. After nearly two hours, pilot Ernest Yagnom and photographer Arthur Cornelius spotted the stalled train from above, noting a baggage car, coach, and sleeper bound by snowdrifts. The crew signaled from the rear as rescue efforts waited. the date and passenger count remain unclear.
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Hirnin
New York Centrale
Et. Lawrence
Woodard
Phoenix
Ernest B. Yagnom
Arthur d. Cornelius
Teralde Tournal
Mannam
Pine
Oswego
Herp
Three Rivers
Braxeman
Hannam
Cornelina
Tran
Hin
Syracuse
Tnte Woodward
Woodward
Pehownix
Phoenis Ratiidad
Gay Jaint Hannan
Cornelius
Ait
Tokyo Population Reaches 7 001 650 in Expanded City Area
The report notes Tokyo’s population rising to 7,001,650 as the metropolitan region expands, with an apparent 1935- era increase cited. References London and New York City populations as comparative figures, noting evacuations and changes in metropolitan areas.
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Tokyo
Metra
Bradyvaticra
Politan N
Liday
Greater
Toksa Vis
Greater London
New York City
Uakye
The War Today reports on British anxiety over propaganda
The English press laments the war burden and fear driven by Goebbels propaganda. Reports cite British public unease as front pages reflect distress, noting reduced morale and unclear victory prospects. Page 14 continuation hinted.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Britaly
Goebbels
Acinister
Goabnsis
Waall
Italian Monarchs Helped Polish Prince Escape in War
In an interview from Paris on March 24 Prince Leon Radziwill recounts that King Victor Emmanuel II and Queen sent Isaly in a special plane to intervene with Josef Stalin on his behalf. He credits this rescue with saving his life after Red Army forces seized his estate and captured 30 family members. Now an officer in the Polish Legion in France, he awaits orders while fighting on the Western Front.
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Radziwills
France
Leon Radziwill
Haly
Isaly
Joseffin
Hig
Twa
Ruemania
Red Army
Poland
Rusalen
Roopm
Welsweitz
Moscow
Teshal
Victor Emmanuel
Radziwill
Fight to Open Roads Pushed and Snow Devastates Towns
Severe storm across upstate New York snarled roads and stranded communities from Cortland to Auburn. Three deaths tied to the blizzard hurried highway closures and forced emergency air landings. Authorities warned of continued drifting and warned residents to stay off roads while crews cleared routes for essential deliveries.
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New York
Cary
Ricky
SeMere Sailes
Upstate
Clarkson College
Auburn
Skaneateles
New York Central
St. Lawrence
Mdriff
Robert Smith
Hoopes Avenue
Auburn City ‘Hospital
Witer
William Holber
Skanefe
Raymond H. Birkenteyer
Martin Street
Rochester
Savannah
Virgil
Cortland
Joseph
Stenglein
Cameden
Owasco Lake
Jake
Syracuse
Kidnaping and Holdup Report Near Toronto
A chaotic incident unfolded as a holdup and kidnap case occurred just outside Toronto. A masked suspect seized cash from a drugstore and abducted a clerk into a car. The victim was taken to a distant area to delay the alarm while authorities traced the suspect. Paul Murray was later identified in follow up reports.
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Toronto
Paul Murray
Cos
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