International conference debates German remilitarization clash
The International Security and Economic Conference wrestles with Germanys Rhineland remilitarization and Locarno violations as Britain Italy France and others seek a new framework within the League. Ribbentrop argues defense of German actions while France counters with international law. Sir Bertram Mackennell notes Anzac model William Derby dies in Brisbane at 68.
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Germany
Pland
Ribbentrop
Joague
von Wicbentrop
der Puchter
Rhineland
Italy
Maell Lus
Bengua
von Ribbentrop Prosentl
Flandin
France
Australia
William Derby
Brisbane
Bertrim Mackennel
Derby
Sydney
Shee
Congress Works On 100 Million Water Program
Roosevelt acts to combat floods sweeping the East. He postpones a fishing cruise, convenes a flood committee, and appeals for 3 million dollars in Red Cross aid. 200,000 displaced across 11 states as weather and relief efforts mobilize WPA, Army, Navy, and Coast Guard.
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Congress
Washington
White Hauge Grounds
Roosevelt
American Red Cross
White House
Potomac
Naliong
Ageom
Army
Navy
Coast Chiand
CGG
Te Works Progress Sdmin
Red Cross
Cary T. Grayson
Minde
Langley Field
Aberdeen
Davis
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Senate Commerce
Seaury Commerce Committee
War Department
Fie
United States
American Red Cros
Vast Flood Wrecks Towns Across Northeast and Midwest
A sweeping flood disaster leaves 100000 city homes emptied and schools closed from Vermont to New York and Pennsylvania. National guard and American Legion aid Gov. Smith in mobilizing forces as bridges, railways, and power plants fail. Dozens of communities report homeless residents, drowning, evacuations, and widespread fuel and water shortages amid record flood levels.
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West Borthfield
Worrester
New Jrampahire
Gorhamn
Keene
Filkex
Ibriiges
Concord
Wasster Power and Gas
Vermont
Vernon
American Legion and
National Guard
White River
Gunedon
Fee Homes
Rutland
Smith
Brattleboro
Windsor
Bennington
Bellows Falls
Rhode Island
Pawtucket
Muny Mills
Warwick
Edppetla Scores Tee
Woonsotket
New Jersey
Raston
Phillipsburch
Bighsters
Trenton
Bracy Park
Howse
Mountain View
York
Hudson River
Tnlon
Delaware and Hudson
West Shore
Binghamton
Johnson City
Buffalo—Schoola
Debrii
Elmira
Green Island
Hell of Town
Sidney Cesbor
Ourbreak
Try
Walrryllet
Renaselaer
Waterford
Cohoes
Ittaca
Cornell
Bchenectady
Mohawk River
Syrvause
Borah on a Stable Dollar and Economic Policy
The article presents Senator Borah outlining policy positions on neutrality in Europe, adherence to the Constitution, federal judiciary independence, opposition to monopolies, support for a cooperative agricultural system, and plans to reduce bureaucracy. He advocates for minimal government in private business, targeted relief to the needy, stable currency, and fair farm prices, stressing independence from foreign competition and measures to restore purchasing power.
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Erun
Hora
Europe
Congress
Iment
General Motors Show Opens Tonight at Temple Ballroom
General Motors displays Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile Buick and Cadillac cars with special bodies and features. W Moyne from Great Falls dealer office visited Butte to inspect arrangements for the show. Blue and gold decorations and backdrops are ready. doors open at 7 tonight for the display.
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General Motors
Temple Ballroom
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Buick
Delco
United Motors
W. ©. Moyne
Great Falls
Geneval Motors
Butte Yestérddy
General Hagood to Get Hearing
Washington reports a final showdown in the care of Major General Johnson Hagood, whose reference to WPA funds as stage money sparked a two week congressional storm, had been scheduled for tomorrow to decide between restoration to active duty or retirement, according to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson Hagood
Congress
White House
Electrification Bill Approved by House Committee
Washington March 18. The 420 million Morris Rayturo Tural electrification ending bill was approved today by the humanitary state commerce committee. President Roosevelt had granted the former commanding renew of the Eighth Army coins area, hearing through the intercession of an ungamed third person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rooosevelt
Eighth Army
Flood Devastates Mid-Atlantic States and Dispatches Planned
Widespread flooding from Potomac to Maryland towns. bridges swept away and power out. Cumberland reports 1,000 homes damaged, Ohio towns dark, and four dead in Richmond with $7,000,000 damage. West Virginia and Pennsylvania towns inundated. Red Cross aiding victims. Montana Wool Growers set March 31 meeting. Montana Livestock Marketing directors discuss upcoming season.
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Maryland
Beltimore—Coast Guard
Potomac River
Brunswick
Hancock
Harpesa
Point-of-Rocks
Cumberland
Fotomas Valley
Ohio
Bellaire
Bridgeport
Marietts
Huss- Hess
Martins Ferry
Fiveden
West
Wheeling
Innudsted
Nomas
Emptra and Stratton
Red Cross
Evarusirs
Steubenvile
Wellaville
Norton
Richmond
Waynesboro
Woodstock
Helena
Direntora
Montana Wool Go Onerative Marketing Association
Montana Livestock Marketing Ndsoclstort
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Hitler
Defante
Corman
Mhineland
Britain
Tranca
Ialy
House of Commons
Golck
Udas
ME. Jones
Dudge
Dodge
Chrysler Motors Commercial Credit Company
Chrysler Corporation
CCO
WPA
Relief Administration
Humhan
Avery Hal—So Hoteles
Gatniviss
Danvilis
Bartisburg
Oity
Huntingdon
Johnstown
Dnlabirgh
Makeshifh
Hryen
Jm Soho
Philadelphia
Schuykil
Pittsburgh
Sunbury
Vandergrift—National Guard
Wilkes Barre
Willamsport
Tro
Hydra-electric
West Virginia
Keyser
Wellsburg
Hagood
Wheeling Island
Waeahington
Satds Bread
Ong
Thinsporta Thon
Yi Tavern
Caillions
South Main St
Park St
Owsley J
Baume Bengue
Haley
Squibb
Pertussin
Petrotger
BAC
Lowe
Sky Jerget
Sie Chamberlain
Sun Woodbury
Fife Lyon
Banutiere
King Edward Cigars
Luckies
Owsley's Drug Stores
Tobavey
Duke
Elials Spud
Owsley
KOTEX
Anic “Hte
Worters
Rojo
Tessie Gerla
Erland
Radio Health
Atemex
C. Martindale
Pierolyo
Sith
Ogert
Exra
Br. J. Tr
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