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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1941

Page

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Love Affair Is Related In Kenyan Murder Trial

In a Colonial court in Trebs Kenya, Major Sir Henry John Delves Broughton admits a statement about his wife’s affair with Lord Erroll. He describes a marriage pact and says he carried her farewell note to Erroll’s grave after Erroll was slain, amid murder charges brought by the Crown.

Associated Press Kenya Harl Erroll Henry.John Broughton Errol Ita Lord Erroll Scot Major Broughton Diana Exroll Hrroll

Final call may boost April draft to 15000 trainees

Selective Service officials in Baltimore announced a third and final call for April that could raise the Third Corps Area quota to about 15 000 selectees. Requisitions include 1600 from Virginia 1450 from Pennsylvania 1129 from Maryland and 280 from the District of Columbia.

Baltimore Selective Service Selective Services Irginia Pennsylvania Maryland Third Corps Virginia District of Columbia Fort George G. Meade Fort Meade 150Th Coast Artillery Replacement Center Houston Texas Corps 213Th Coast Artillery Camp Steward 213Th Camp Wheeler Fort Monmouth N. J Engineers’ School Fort Belvoir Aberdeen

St Lawrence Seaway Plan Backed as Defense Move

Washington reports President Roosevelt announced the United States and Canada have signed a joint plan to start the St Lawrence seaway and power project valued at about 266 million dollars. The agreement awaits approval by Congress and Parliament with completion aimed by 1945 to aid defense and open deep water navigation for Great Lakes ships and naval/cargo traffic.

Washington St. Lawrence Seaway United States Canada Roosevelt United States Congress International Rapids St. Lawrence River Panama Canal Congress Senate House W. L. Mackenzie Hing Great Britain Rendicaps St. Lawrence Great Lakes Apares

Expedition to Get Hitler Proposed in House Debate

Representative Rich proposed a $5 million plan to send 10 red blooded Americans to seize Hitler as part of a broader amendment to British aid. He framed the move as a wartime expedition amid opposition and heckling on the House floor.

Washington Rich R-Pa The House Today Hitler

Financing Agreement for International Rapids Section Unveiled

The 1938 revised American proposal proposed the United States undertake and finance the International Rapids section while Canada would delay its share. The final financing terms were not disclosed, and the engineering report covered only the International Rapids portion of the project.

Tion St. Lewrence United States Canada

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