Britain Will Oppose Use Of Force In Europe
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain declared Britain is resolved by all means to oppose the destruction of European independence under threat of armed force. He noted possible four power talks and hinted at a secret defense accord with Belgium, Holland and Switzerland. Poland fears anti Hitler front may jeopardize aid pledges from Britain France and Russia.
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London
Great Britain
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Chamberlain
Britain
France
Soviet
Russia
Poland
Moscow
Hitler
Red
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Anthony Eden
Commons
Three Year Old Twin Battles Pneumonia
Suffering from pneumonia, a three year old girl fights for life with improved condition after blood transfusions from donor Paul Wainwright and oxygen therapy. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Ernest Dallas of 47 West River Street, and she remains at risk alongside her twin brother Carl who shared the first life struggle immediately after birth.
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Paul Wainwright
Carl
eTeets
Ernest Dallas
West River Street
House Judiciary to Clear Perkins and Aides of Impeachment
The House judiciary committee will likely consider a report clearing Secretary Frances Perkins and two aides of impeachment charges but with Republican censure. A subcommittee notes Perkins was lenient toward CIO regional director Harry Bridges, an Australian, with moves to deport Bridges as an alien.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Frances Perkins
Miss Perkins
Harry Bridges
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Bridges
Ohio Fair and Warmer Tonight Then Warmer Friday
Weather forecast notes fair and warmer conditions tonight with increasing cloudiness Friday and mild temperatures. Saturday brings chances of showers as the system moves east. Barometric readings show high pressure in central valleys and eastern states, lower pressure in the Canadian Prairies, Utah and Arizona. Rain fell in Colorado New Mexico West Texas and California while other areas remained fair. Temperatures rise in the central valleys and plains states.
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Ohio
Canadian
Prairie
Utah
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
California
Plains
Hitler Welcomes Memel Home To The Reich
Adolf Hitler arrives by destroyer Leopard in Memel and proclaims Germany has ended its so called suffering since World War I. He drives through cheering crowds, is accompanied by marines, and addresses tens of thousands from a theater balcony. He declares Memel as German and welcomes residents as new citizens of the Reich.
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Memel
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Europe
Austria
Hitler
German Reich
Germany and Lithuania sign neutrality pact over Memel
Germany and Lithuania sign an unconditional neutrality treaty as part of Memel territory surrender arrangements. Memel free port to Lithuania, Lithuanian forces to evacuate immediately, while Memel area remains under German sovereignty.
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Berlin
U.P
Germany
Lithuania
Memel
Italy
Prague
Truck driver killed in Route 23 crash near Delaware
Hub bard A. Milton, 36, of Columbus, died when his truck hauling glassware collided with a car and hit a tree. The crash halted U S Route 23 in a residential area for two hours.
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Delaware
Hubbard A. Milton
Columbus
Detroit
Assurances Exchanged By Britain France In Stop Hitler Drive
Britain and France reportedly exchanged secret assurances of mutual support if German aggression threatened their vital interests in the Netherlands Belgium or Switzerland A 90 minute House of Commons meeting with Prime Minister Chamberlain Viscount Halifax Georges Bonnet and Andre Corbin produced memoranda pledging aid between the two nations The report notes potential anti aggression declarations and a favorable Russian reply to a British proposal amid stalled talks with a six power framework.
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London
U.P
Great Britain
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Switzerland
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Viscount Halifax
Georges Bonnet
Andre Charles Corbin
Britain
Commons
Russia
Poland
King of Italy approves Mussolini drive in new chamber speech
In Rome on March 23 King Victor Emmanuel endorsed Mussolini's campaign toward Italy's natural aspiration. He revealed Italy informed France of dividing questions since December 1938 and outlined ties with Germany, the Rome Berlin axis, and anti Comintern links, plus a reestablished rapport with Britain.
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Rome
U. P
Victor Emmanuel
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Chamber of ‘Fasces and Corporations
Mussolini
France
Count Ciano
Andre Francois-Poncet
Diano
Francois-Poncet
Tunisia
Corsica
Djibouti
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Income Taxes Higher Than Estimates Says Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr said preparations for a tax program before Congress are proceeding in an orderly way and that income tax returns this month are running considerably above estimates. The administration planned to analyze March 15 collections before fixing tax policy.
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Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Congress
Dr. R. E. Jackson Dies Sudden at Home
Prominent Elyria dentist and sportsman Dr. Raymond Edward Jackson died from angina pectoris and a stroke at his home after waking with chest pains. Firemen aided with an inhalator for 29 minutes. funeral set for Saturday at First Methodist Episcopal Church with burial in Ridgelawn. Survived by widow Margaret and daughter Bernice Mayhew.
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Raymond Edward Jackson
Margaret
Grace Block
R. W. Robishaw
R. W. Hancock
Robishaw
C. W. Hudson
William Pitkin
Ben Mosley
Earl Schaefer
M. E. Perry
Dr. Jackson
Elyria
Eaton Township
Grafton
Western Reserve Dental College
Troxell Company
Elks, Eagles and Kiwanis
University Club
Cleveland
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Bernice Mayhew
Youngstown
George Mayhew
Carl Taylor
Jackson
Washington Avenue
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Timekeeper on WPA Project Indicted in Ohio
Forrest L. Thompson senior timekeeper on a Mansfield WPA project is indicted by a federal grand jury for payroll padding. The charge includes $750 in kickbacks over 18 months, padding hours, certifying extra pay and taking 50 percent. November and December 1938 payrolls are cited. Francis B. Kavanagh presented the evidence.
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Cleveland, CO
U. P
Forrest L. Thompson
Mansfield
Thompson
Francis B. Kavanagh
U. S
War planes warn Hungarians near Bratislava
Nazi war planes cruised over Bratislava and the Slovak Hungarian frontier in a clear warning to Hungarians not to approach the capital, signaling rising tensions in the region.
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Bratislava
Peace Loving Nations Must Unite Says Anthony Eden
Anthony Eden urges a coalition government in Britain during a luncheon with the American Correspondents' Association. He calls for conscription of wealth and manpower and says peace loving nations must unite to organize defense against aggression. He warns Britain must take further military steps to play her full part.
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London
Anthony Eden
Britain
American Correspondents’ Association
Eden
Byrd Ship Sold to Cleveland Man
The City of New York, the ship that carried Admiral Richard E. Byrd to the Antarctic, was approved for sale for 800 by Federal Judge Paul Jones. Buyer Lawrence G. Jontzen, vice president of a Cleveland printing firm, plans to restore the vessel for passenger service or exhibition. His father, Frank J. Jontzen, heads a company that owns the convict ship Suc cess, shown nationwide.
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Cleveland, O
New York
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Paul Jones
Lawrence G. Jontzen
Johntzen
Frank J. Jontzen
Launch Drive For Funds For Scout Program
A campaign to raise nearly 33 000 through sale of sustaining Boy Scout memberships began with the Sustaining Membership Appeal opening at a dinner at the Elks Restaurant. More than 150 workers were urged to finish by next Monday or the official close set for Wednesday. Henry W. Ingersoll Jr. chaired. A H West and Thomas Allen spoke. West noted the Southeast District budget and gifts from Elyria Community Chest, while outlining district membership and comparisons with neighboring districts. Plans include a permanent 80 acre Scout camp on the Vermilion River near Oberlin funded in part by the appeal. The meeting opened with a Catholic invocation and closed with the Scout oath. first campaign reports due Monday.
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Elks
Henry W. Ingersoll, Jr
A. H. West
Firelands Area Council
Thomas Allen
Sandusky
West
Elyria Community Chest
Elyria
Cleveland
Lorain County
Firelands
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Erie County
Huron County
Ingersoll
Vermilion River
Oberlin
Firelands Area
Robert Dulmage
St. Mary’s Church
David Huffman
Germany and Slovakia sign accord to regulate relations
In Berlin on March 23 Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop and Slovakia's Premier Josef Tiso signed a treaty regulating political and economic relations between Germany and Slovakia. The accord suggests the scope of German protectorate over Slovakia.
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Berlin
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Josef Tiso
Slovakia
Durand Kills Two More Then Evades Potent Pursuit
Fugitve Earl Durand, 26, killed two more men in a mountain chase after escaping jail. A posse, armed and panicked, moved into Beartooth country at dawn to recover victims O H Linabury and Arthur Argento and to close in on Durand who issued a defiant note before vanishing into the Little Rock Creek headwaters.
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Powell
Wyo
Beartooth
Earl Durand
Durand
Park County
O. H. Linabury
Arthur Argento
D. W. Baker
Charles Lewis
Fighht
Art Thornburg
Little Rock Creek
Thornburg
Eccles Urges Clear Policy on Economy Before Senate
Chairman Marriner S. Eccles of the Federal Reserve Board urged a prompt, clear-cut decision on economic policy. He warned retrenchment under current conditions could be disastrous but said the democratic majority view should be made effective, speaking before the Senate Silver Committee amid silver legislation talks.
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Washington
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
Senate Silver Committee
Sen
Key Pittman, D
Local Realtors Hear State President at Elyria Lorain Meeting
Members of the Elyria and Lorain Real Estate Boards gathered at the Graystone hotel to hear William P. Zinn president of the Ohio Real Estate Board discuss the organization aims and methods An appeal for higher professional standards was made by Zinn William Ewing secretary spoke on pending legislation and its impact on real estate An Elyrian former Beers of the Real Estate Licensing Board recalled acquaintances and shared experiences as State Fair manager and licensing board member The program opened with J W Smith board president and ended with an informal Q A session.
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Elyria
Lorain
Graystone
William P. Zinn
Ohio Real Estate Board
William Ewing
Ohio
William Beers
Real Estate Licensing Board
J. W. Smith
Hines Gets Four to Eight Years In Schultz Racketeering
James J. Hines district Tammany chief was sentenced to four to eight years for selling political influence over police and courts to the Dutch Schultz policy racket. He received four consecutive one to two year terms for four lottery counts with eight other counts concurrent.
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New.york
James J. Hines
Tammany
Hines
Jimmy Hines
Dewey
Supreme Court
Ferdinand Pecora
J. Richard
Dixie) Davis
Schultz
Big Harry Schoenhaus
Davis
Schoenhaus
Sol Girsch
Hope Dave
Henry J. Ficke
Ficke
Salvatore di Sapio
Mrs Appel Improves After Sulfapyridine Treatment
Mrs August Appel, seriously ill with Type Three pneumonia at Elyria Memorial Hospital, shows improvement after receiving sulfapyridine, a new treatment supplement to standard serum. Her daughter Lilja Lee and Mrs Leonard Tufford of 719 Park Avenue were hopeful as she was taken off the oxygen tent.
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Lilja Lee
Leonard Tufford
Park Avenue
August Appel
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Appel
Man Killed After Car Hit by Train near Massillon
Harry Yast, 26, of Navarre, died when his car was struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train as he returned from work in Massillon Ohio. The fatal collision occurred late yesterday afternoon as the vehicle was crossing the tracks.
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Massillon, O
Harry Yast
Navarre
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