Hitler expected to reject Roosevelt peace plea says German editors
Berlin reports quote Lenst And Deutschlaid foreseeing Hitler will reject Roosevelt’s call for ten years of peace as a crude attempt to fix war guilt. Commentary notes mediation from overseas as flawed and warns Western powers that peace must be earned case by case. Nazi press cites a birthday parade as a show of strength and reports Polish violence against Germans in Silesia.
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Berlin
Hitler
Roosevelt
Germany
Lenst
Deutschlaid
Puenzer
Muscolini
Reichstag
Mussolini
Dienst
Deutschland
Woodrow
Wilson
United States
DNB
Polish
Upper Silesia
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Fall weather forecast across southeast states
The forecast notes fall conditions for South Carolina and Georgia with little temperature change tonight through Sunday. Florida may see partly cloudy skies with possible showers in the extreme south and mild temperature shifts. Alabama expected fair and cool tonight through Sunday with warmer values, while winds along the coast turn northeast to southeast. Extreme Northwest Florida reports fair nights with gentle to moderate northeast and west winds.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Rose Festival to Draw Thousands in Thomasville
Thomasville will host the 18th annual Rose Show next Friday at the Municipal DPE. Thousands will view hundreds of exhibits, including a life size statue of Twenty Grand the Kentucky Derby winner, prepared by Greenwood Plantation owner Mrs. Payne Whitney. Local groups, schools, clubs, nurseries and city services will showcase floral displays. a Pre View period from eleven to two will have a fifty cent admission to fund a permanent Rose Show building.
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Greenwood Plantaion
Thomasville
Dpe Oe Way
Greenwood Plantation
Payne Whitney
New York
Thomasville Nurseries
George Willis
A. Etherington
Rose City
Wells Floral Shop
American Legion
GS. C. W
Valdosta
Kiwani
Governor Grants Harvey Nelson Second 30 Day Stop
In Atlanta on April 22 Governor Rivers granted a second 30 day respite to Harvey Nelson the Waycross innkeeper condemned for killing his son. Nelson had already received a 15 day delay that would have ended Monday after he testified two waitresses drew straws to decide who would shoot the 12 year old boy J C Nelson Verna Mae Fowler now serving a life term accused Nelson of the shooting.
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Atlanta
Harvey Nelson
Waycross
Governor Rivers
Nelson
J. C. Nelson
Verna Mae Fowler
Lindbergh Tours Dayton Aerial Research Facilities
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh landed at Wright Field Dayton from Washington for a conference with air corps engineers. He will stay over the weekend as guest of Brigadier General George H. Brett while conducting an extensive survey of the nation's aeronautical research facilities for the Army Air Corps.
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Dayton
Charles A. Lindbergh
Wright Field
Washington
Air Comps Engineers
Lindbergh
George H. Brett
Army Air Corps
Thomasville High Swamps District Meet At Quitman
Thomasville High School swept the Second District meet at Quitman winning the banner for the fourth straight year with 38 points. Bainbridge 17 and Camilla third. Thomasville also excelled in declamation, oral reading, essay and one act play The Blue Teapot.
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Quitman
Thomasville High School
Thomasville
Bainbridge
Camilla
Bulldogs
Bainbridge’s
Bearcats
Tom Vann
Ruth Rainey
Mac Jefferies
Anne Gainey
Nancy Harris
Pelham
Sylvester
Bill McCollan
Nell Jenkins
Mary Virginia Riggs
H. G. Gulley
Climax
John Herndon
Cairo
B. D. Lee
Albany
Allen C. Smith
W. T. Burt
Cimilla
B. Humphrey
Barney
Mr. Sykes
Hilton
Inquiries From Germany Stir European Nations
Germany pressed 16 European states with two questions about German threat and Roosevelt's non aggression plea. Responses varied. Romania and others doubted security, Finland and Lithuania cited neutrality pledges, while Belgium and the Netherlands faced cautious replies. France moved to strengthen defenses with a 396 million dollar armament program as talks of a broader Europe peace continued.
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Associated Press
Germany
France
Mers el-Kebir
Algerian
Spain
Break in Coal Min Deadlock Reaches Breakout Point
New York reports indicate a potential end to the coal contract deadlock in the Appalachian region as four operators near agreement to concede to the United Mine Workers CIO. The four reps negotiating with UMW officials said progress was made with the consent of union president Lewis during tense talks.
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New York
Am 'Cio
Ieti
UMW
JTOIS @ Lewis
b.mes-En
Plane wreck search falters in Florida chase after flier
Inside a murky report, authorities led by Sheriff A J Haney pursued a downed plane near Jasper Florida. An initial search found no wreckage despite reports and flier sightings in the swampy area. Civil Aeronautics inspectors conferred but could not locate the aircraft or confirm any crash.
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Jasper
Fla
A. J. Haney
Gee
R. R. Hejje
J. B. Dobson
Riley
Hancock
Valdosta
Unclear OCR Record of Local Plane Incident
Fragmentary text reports a plane event with named individuals such as Will ie Anderson and Hancock prosase. Details are damaged and the sheriff’s involvement is mentioned along with official responses and a search or inquiry.
Prisoners Captured and Sent to France After Release
Report describes prisoners captured in Hendaye on the Franco Spanish frontier. It notes exchanges and releases of international detainees including Chileans Swedes Cubans and others. Seventy prisoners were liberated and sent to France while crews guarded ore and wheat shipments amid border tensions.
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Hendaye
Frish Frontier
Membe International Soners
Ice sprinkler method to guard Florida frost harms crops
An experiment described to the American Meteorological Society explains using continuous ice forming sprinkler irrigation to protect asparagus and fern in Lakeland Florida. Water freezing releases heat, keeping the plant surface near 32 degrees during 48 hour freezes. Installation costs and soil saturation limits may hinder broad use.
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Atlanta
Florida
American ‘ Meteorological Society
Rey TY
She Rouse
Lakeland
Fla
Weather Bureau
Sherouse
Plot to Block Canal in War Time Sparks Alert
Discovery of a 50 pound dynamite box near the Sault Ste Marie canal triggers Canada wide safety measures. Mayor Jack McMeeken urged vigilance as authorities link thefts of explosives to potential sabotage to cripple industry and transport. Police deem the cache suspicious and vow heightened guard duty at key hydro plants.
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Mediterranean
Atlantic
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London
Russia
Venice
Count Galeazzo Ciano
Alexander Cinca-Markovich
Hungary
Belgrade
Sault Ste. Marie Canal
Great Lakes
Sault Ste.,Marie
Ont
Upper
Sault Ste. Marie Ship Canal
Jack McMeeken
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Europe
Canada
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Sault Ste. Marie
Power Company
Great Lakes Power Company
Cos
George Harbottle
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Lithuania
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Evelyn Rice
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