Diplomatic Roots of War Threat Looms in Baltic Crisis
Lithuania signals acceptance of Poland's proposal to restore relations after a Polish ultimatum, as Polish military deployments mass near Lithuania and the Baltic Fleet concentrates off Wesel. The note to Poland and timing point to a potential open breach, with both sides preparing for possible war if talks fail.
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Next Step In TVA Feud Up To Chairman
Washington March 190 President Roosevelt weighs whether TVA chairman Arthur E Morgan will present his case at the White House or fight a Congressional inquiry. Observers expect Morgan to oppose charges of dishonesty and malfeasance as the clock ticks to Monday noon. If he says yes the inquiry proceeds. if no Roosevelt may press other directors who accuse him of obstructing TVA.
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Ohio Weather Outlook With Showers and Warmth
Showers tonight and Sunday with warmer night temperatures then cooler Sunday across Ohio. Last 24 hours show heavy rains in the Lower Mississippi Valley and moderate to heavy rainfall along the North Pacific Coast. Central Plains remain cooler with a notable temperature drop while a Northwestern disturbance shifts toward the Canadian Prairies.
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Thousands Flee Panic Amid Barcelona Bombing Exodus
An estimated half the city’s population fled Barcelona as Loyalist forces bombed the city in three days of terror. Thousands slept in subways and on platforms while attempts to escape continued. The defense ministry reported seven raids between 9 PM and 9 PM, with five by Italian bombers and others by German Junkers.
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Owens Declines Governorship Bid Amid Labor League Meet
John Owens, president of the Ohio Committee for Industrial Organization, announced he is not interested in a gubernatorial nomination. He will speak at the State Labor Non-Partisan League convention, where the group will draft a constitution and political platform and not endorse any candidate at this time. Endorsements will be decided at a later date.
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Senate Committee Defied By Witness
Washington March 19 The Senate committee met privately to decide whether to start contempt proceedings against Edward A Rumely executive secretary of the national committee to uphold Constitutional government Rumely defied yesterday upon counsel Elisha Hanson advice by demanding records about the committee's activities opposing New Deal legislation The panel questioned the purpose of perhaps fifty thousand one hundred dollars Rumely said had been spent to educate the public on the dangers of the administrations executive department reorganization bill No. 2 continued on Page 2
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Germany Ready Hitler Tells World He'll Use Violence To Gain Territory
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler declared Germany would use force to defend its existence and honor as plans for a second move on Austria proceed. Mussolini and German officials eye impending visits while leaders foresee a period of relative calm, though warnings to Czechoslovakia over autonomy and minority issues persist amid the Austrian crisis.
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Naval Program Still Intact
President Roosevelt's billion dollar naval program remains intact as the House formally approves the measure after late debate. The bill authorizes 46 new fighting ships 22 available units and 950 more airplanes, as reported by the House Naval Affairs Committee, with two tall call votes remaining before Senate action.
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CzechoslovakiaActs To Ease Situation In Europe Crisis
Prague reports Czechoslovakia acts to ease tensions by relocating 24 hour 583 Germans within its borders to share in local and national administration. Government aims to wipe out post war sore spot amid Hitler’s push for control.
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Body of Well To Do Farmer Found in Well
A well to do York farmer, Wildi Palrymple, 65, was found dead in a cistern 100 yards from his Wareh field home after he failed to return from a Thursday walk with his collie. The discovery came when the family dog led rescue members to the cistern.
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DeMolays Take Over Elyria City Offices for Day
Five members of David J Nye Chapter No 5414 DeMolay will supervise Elyria city offices for four days next Tuesday as part of the Jacques DeMolay Day anniversary celebration. Haris Hudson will be mayor, Richard Matsa chief of police, Lloyd Mortis fire chief, Roger Kuhn safety service director, and Thomas Cochrane in No. 4 role.
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Jacques Ne Molay
Haris Hudson
Richard Mathis
Lloyd Mortis
Roger Kuhn
Thomas Cochrane
Spring Courtesy Night Draws Huge Elyria Crowd
Thoughtful crowds from Elyria and nearby areas filled the downtown streets for the first showings of new spring merchandise. Stores stayed open 7:30 to 9 pm, decorations and souvenirs attracted visitors, with attire and home furnishings drawing broad interest as shoppers surveyed multiple lines before buying.
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Conviction in graph ton attack murder of Louise Hornbeck
Edward Hensley, 22, a Grafton prison farm trusty, was found guilty of the attack murder of 19 year old Louise Hornbeck near her home on Graf ton last October 18. The jury of eight women and four men deliberated seven hours before returning a life imprisonment verdict. The defense plans a motion for a new trial within three days.
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Youngstown
Howard R Butler
Britain Sees No War Imminent Amid European Tension
London reports the British cabinet remains anxious yet does not fear a general war is imminent. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain is expected to address the House of Commons next week to clarify Britain's position amid the Polish Lithuanian crisis, with officials noting the situation in Europe is easing and seeking favorable developments.
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