Poland Sees Hitler as Bluffing on Pact Denunciation
Warsaw reports Adolf Hitler denounced the 10 year 1934 non aggression pact with Poland as bluff. Polish observers say he is trying to scare Poland, and that Poland will negotiate on Danzig but his original aims are impossible. Some diplomats consider a shift toward the Soviet Union possible due to Germanys actions.
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Weather Forecast for Southeast States
The forecast notes rain in eastern portions this afternoon and tonight for South Carolina with partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday. Georgia sees clouds tonight and Saturday with showers near the coast and warmer central portions. Northwest Florida remains partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with fair conditions and light winds. Alabama expects fair and cooler conditions tonight into Saturday with north winds along the coast.
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Roosevelt relies on State Dept and press for news
President Roosevelt, in Hyde Park, awaits Chancellor Hitler address and avoids framing it as a diplomatic reply. He cancels Friday press conference, plans to skip discussing the speech at the New York World's Fair, and focuses on official channels for information.
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Hitler Denounces Pacts Amid Roosevelts Peace Plea
Adolf Hitler told the Reichstag he denounces the 1935 naval accord and the German Polish non aggression pact while offering limited assurances to the United States and other states only on the basis of absolute reciprocity. He urged Poland to initiate any future non aggression talks and rejected broad confers. He stressed Germany will never enter a defense only conference and warned against unconditional diplomacy. The session opened with Goering paying tribute to deputies and new members from occupied territories.
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Soviet airman on flight to New York
Brigadier General Vladimir Kokkinaki reported from Moscow to New York that his red Moskvá monoplane was over Greenland en route to North America. He aimed to complete the first nonstop Moscow to New York flight within about 25 hours, flying via Iceland and Labrador.
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Roosevelt relief plan seen as likely to pass
Washington leaders predict quick acceptance of President Roosevelt's 1.763 billion relief proposal by both chambers. Congress debates fund allocation among states with Barkley urging simple debate while outlining major allocations for WPA 1.477 billion, National Youth Administration 123 million, Farm Security Administration 123 million, and 40 million to other agencies.
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Hitler Answers Roosevelt Peace Proposals In Berlin
Highlights of Reichsfuehrer Hitler's reply to Roosevelt’s peace proposals cover Germany’s terms on disarmament trade and status of Poland France and Poland non aggression pacts and a rejection of American fears of invasion, with cautious notes on future negotiations and the League of Nations.
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Roosevelt Denies Rumor of Meeting Hitler and Mussolini
President Roosevelt in Hyde Park dismissed a New York Times report that he proposed last year to meet Mussolini and Hitler at sea to discuss peace terms. He said the Times story is not true, though it is interesting and well written.
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Thomasville Rose Show Draws Big Crowd and Prizes
Thomasville's Eighteenth Annual Rose Show drew over a thousand admissions despite morning rain. Mrs. R. C. Balfour Jr. announced winners including Editor McFarlane pink rose and Miss Daisy Neel in artistic displays. Colored winners Lucy Virgil and Pearlie Moore were noted amid broader exhibits and improved traffic control by local services.
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