Hitler's Plans Presented Eden By Ribbentrop
Von Ribbentrop met with Anthony Eden for over an hour in London to outline Hitler's proposal for a renewed Locarno style pact. The plan includes a four month negotiation period with a border commission of Britain, Italy, and a neutral power overseeing the German Belgian and French frontiers.
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London
von Ribbentrop
Feurcher Hitler
Rhineland
Anthony Eden
Hitler
Great Britain
Italy
Possibility Hauptmanns Stay Execution May Be Extended
A report from Trenton says Hauptmann's stay of execution may be extended past Thursday as Mercer County grand jury discusses the Wendler confession. Hauptmann's farewell letter to Governor Hoffman accuses prosecutors, cites alleged handwriting copying of ransom notes, and laments the electric chair as ending his suffering. He criticizes his former defense counsel for not bringing witnesses forward.
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Hauptmann
Trenton
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Mercer County
Wendler
Bruno
Hoffman
New Jersey
Isadore Fisch
Jassie
Reilly
Bering Sea Patrol Sent to Protect Seals During Breeding Season
Washington reports the Bering Sea Patrol ordered into active service under Rear Admiral Hamlet to escort seals during the Pribilof breeding period. Captain Dempwolf commands operations with ships Lapwing Northland Tallapoosa Chelan Haida Morris Shoshone and Alert from Unalaska to escort, escort duties, warrants, and federal court actions included.
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Bering Sea Patrol
Washington
Harry G. Hamlet
U. S. Coast Guard
Ralph W. Dempwolf
Seattle
Coast Guard
Hamlet
Lapwing
Astoria
Lieve
Dixon’s Entrance
Alaska
British Columbia
Pribiloff Islands
Unalaska
Dempwolf
Northland
Tallapoosa
Chelan
Haida
Morris
Shoshone
Alert
San Francisco
Juneau
Mrs Hewitt in Grave Condition in Jersey City Flight from California
Jersey City March 31 physicians report Mrs Maryon Cooper Hewitt in extremely grave condition after overdosing on sedatives. She remains in technical arrest as a fugitive from California on mayhem charges brought by her daughter in San Francisco.
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Jersey City
N. J
Maryon Cooper Hewitt
San Francisco
California
French Officials Forecast Failure of Hitler Proposals
Paris officials forecast rejection of Hitler proposals as an evasion of the Locarno pact violation. They seek legal ruling from The Hague or another tribunal on Germanys act and want answers to Premier Flandins questions about whether Hitler would renounce aggressive aims.
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Paris
Hitler
The
Hague
Germany
Flandin
Tax plans loom as corporations face new levy rules
Special Correspondence notes that tax policy shifts may trim corporate surpluses without a total seizure of funds. The piece projects more individuals earning over one million dollars in taxable income and warns the global political climate echoes prewar tension as Germany and France move troops and Italy leans toward France.
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Hitler
France
Mussolini
Italy
England
Germany
Battle near Mongolia sparks danger of new Russo Japanese war
Reports from Moscow describe a 24 hour battle on the border between Manchoukuo and outer Mongolia ended at 4 P M. Soviet sources claim Mongolian territory was attacked, while Japan says Manchoukuo was involved. Poison gas rumors and air use are cited. Mongolia has a mutual assistance pact with the Soviets pledging aid if attacked. Soviet spokesman warned Japan would bear responsibility if fighting continues. Censorship hinders full detail.
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Moscow
Manchoukuo
Outer Mongolia
Mongolia
Bach
Mangoli
Speatking
Tuttle
Mon-gulia
Alaska Flying Frontier Highlighted by Rex Beach
Rex Beach writes in American Magazine urging government subsidies to aid private aviation in Alaska He underscores aviation to develop mineral resources and cites Joe Cros son Joe Barrows of the PAA and Bob Reeve of Valdez as noted northern fliers in the issue entitled Alaska The Flying Frontier.
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Rex Beach
Northland
Alaska
Mr. Beach
Joe Crosson
Joe Barrows
The
PAA
Bob Reeve
Confesses Killing His Own Brother in Heated Dispute
Santa Rosa, March 31 Jimmy Charles aged 28 confessed to killing his brother Donald a Cazadero rancher at their country home He said he called him to supper and after an argument when Donald struck him he struck back with an ax and then shot him with a rifle.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Jimmy Charles
Donald
Jimmy
Government Too Demanding Favors, Public Waits for Aid
A concise remark notes that citizens expect excessive government favors from the state. The statement reflects skepticism about public demand and the role of government in distributing benefits.
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Ribbentrop
Associated Press
Mrs. Hewitt
Current Comment
Japan
Tokyo
Payeng
Aviation
Valdez
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