All Yugoslav War Seen Inevitable By April 3
German orders recall of almost all embassy staff and massing troops near the Yugoslav frontier suggested to observers that Hitler intended war with Yugoslavia. Only the German charge d affaires and military attaché remain abroad as Belgrade reported imminent diplomatic and military action.
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Robert ST. John
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Germany
Legation
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Rumania
Bela Crkva
Szeged
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Accusi Eg
Ford Rouge Plant Strike Sees New Outbreaks and Mediation Efforts
Detroit April 3. Governor Van Wagoner says mediation groundwork is laid as the Ford Rouge plant with 85 000 workers remains closed after renewed fighting near Dearborn. U S labor conciliator James F Dewey reviews a federal settlement plan while guard detail prevents renewed clashes.
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Detroit
Mirrey D. van Wagoner
Ford Motor Company
Rouge
Dearborn
James F. Dewey
Ford
Netroit
CIO
United Automobile Workers Clas
James F Dewey
U.S
Demand Reduction in Long Distance Telephone Rates
Judge Wilhoit of the Georgia Public Service Commission urged an immediate reduction in interstate long distance rates. He warned he would seek a state order for an investigation if the commission does not act, arguing Georgia rates are higher than federal levels and costly for Atlanta to Georgia city calls. The FCC announced plans to study interstate charges and several states already use mileage based rates.
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Georgia Public Service Commission
Wilhoit
Tahnidge
Georgia
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
Wilboit
Geormans
PCC
New York
Michigan
Penneyvain
California
Chatenan
Walter McDoniald
Public Service Commission
McDonuld
Southern Bell Telephone
Weather Forecast for Georgia and Alabama Coast
Georgia shows showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight with Friday partly cloudy skies and little temperature change. Alabama and extreme northwest Florida expect mostly cloudy conditions with scattered showers tonight and Friday, with winds shifting from southeast to west along the coast.
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Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Air Transport Long Overdue at Daytona
An Eastern Air Lines transport with 16 aboard went missing after leaving West Palm Beach for Daytona Beach amid heavy storms. The plane was last heard at 3 16 a m and failed to report from Melbourne. Coast Guard vessels and planes searched the route as officials confirmed the missing flight No 14 with Capt Gerald OBrien and crew. Among listed passengers were Gheorge W Crile of Cleveland and Mrs James M Cox Jr, with radio contact hampered by poor visibility and storm conditions.
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Eastern Air Lines
West Palm Beach
Daytona
Gheorge W. Crile
Cleveland
James M. Cox, Jr
Arthur Dix
Melbourne
Anytowa
N. HH. Leslie
Coast Etard
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New York
Miami
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Dias
EAL
Transportmient
Italy ready to admit defeat in Ethiopia
Rome April 3 reports quote a Milan editor predicting further painful losses as Addis Ababa and Dessie may fall. The piece claims British troops aided by modern armament press Ethiopia from multiple routes while Italian forces evacuate urban centers to spare civilians. Dessie lies 160 miles northeast of Addis Ababa where British and native forces are said to gain ground.
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Rome
Mario Appeli Ns
Oratians
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Dessie
Hans Selassie
Appelitis
Mussolini
1 Popelo D'if
Solons Press FDR On Defense Strike Speaking Time
Washington reports say Rep McCormack of Massachusetts urged President Roosevelt to speak out on defense strikes. White House secretary Stephen Early said the president is waiting and watching as lawmakers seek action. Senate leaders indicated action may be difficult, with calls to empower the National Mediation Board to handle strikes in defense industries.
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McCormack
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Barty
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Aong
Byrd
D-Va
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National Mediation Board
Gaydas Warning Seen as Hollow by Mackenzie
DeWitt Mackenzie notes Gaydas warning loses impact as Axis prospects sour. He cites Rome's threats tied to Japan and Italy, with Mussolini and Hitler reportedly cautious about war with the United States. Tokyo seeks balance while Britain falters and Germany stalls in the Balkans.
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Janan Wuld
United States
Britain
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Sienor Virginio Gayuda
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Mussolini
Matsuoka
Japan
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Matsuroke
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Balkans
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Janan
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Axis
War Alarms Mounting in the Balkans
War alarms mount in the Balkans as Adolf Hitler is said to have recalled the German legation staff in Belgrade and leaders warn of an inevitable war with Yugoslavia. Croatian party leader Vladimir Macek joins King Peter II’s government as vice premier, uniting Yugoslavia against potential Axis pressure. Hungary reports the mysterious death of Prime Minister Teleki amid tension over German demands.
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Balkans
Adolf Hitler
Legation
Belgrade
Nazifuehrer
Yugoslavia
Vladimir Macek
Wingary
Germany
Teleki
Hitler
Swiss Telegraphic Agency
Buda Pest
Hungary
Note Sent to the Italian Ambassador Demands Recall
Washington reports that Secretary Hull delivered a note to Prince Colonna demanding the immediate recall of Admiral Alberto Lais, the Italian naval attaché, for connections to saboteurs of Italian ships in the U S. The note brands him persona non grata and cites various facts tying him to acts violating U S law.
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United States
Alberto Lais
Hull
Prince Colonna
Roosevelt
State Department
Admiral Lais
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