Wednesday, May 25, 1938

HENLEIN BREAKS OFF TALKS, RENEWING TENSION IN PRAGUE; NEW TROOP MOVES REPORTED

NAZI QUITS CAPITAL

Held Uncompromising—No Date Set for Him to See Hodza Again

SUDETENS’ FUNERAL TODAY

Big Demonstration Planned-Czechs Hear Reich Forces Are Moving in Austria

Paris Asks U. S. Diplomatic Backing To Prevent a German-Czech War Request That We Join Britain and France in Pressure on Reich Is Received Coolly—Necessity for Decision Held Removed

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Tuesday, May 24, 1938

LONG HENLEIN-HODZA TALK LEADS TO HOPE IN PRAGUE; REICH TROOPS AGAIN RETIRE

PARLEYS TO GO ON

3-Hour Meeting Allays Tension—Nation Sure Invasion Was Afoot

BERLIN IS AGAIN AROUSED

New Frontier Incidents Lead to Fresh Warnings—Britain Finds Encouragement

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Monday, May 23, 1938

FIRM STAND BY THE CZECHS EASES TENSION IN EUROPE; NAZI TROOPS WITHDRAWING

ELECTION IS QUIET

Day of Anxiety in Nation Ends With Belief That the Worst Is Over

PEOPLE READY TO RESIST

Full Preparations Are Made to Combat a German Attack—Sudetens Gain in Voting

British Report Situation ‘Critical’ After a Special Session of Cabinet Deem Reich-Czech Tension Relieved Only Slightly—Alarming News Sent by Envoy in Berlin—New Anglo-French Move Seen

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