Conference of Three Nations Sought on Naval Treaty Revision
Paris reports French naval circles propose a conference among United States Britain and France to revise the 1936 London treaty allowing battleships over 35 000 tons with Germany and Soviet Russia possibly included later. French budget writer Candace cites Japan building 46 000 ton ships and calls for removal of tonnage caps.
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Germany
Soviet
Russia
Gratien Candace
Chamber of Deputies
France
Japan
Britain
Far East
Chamber Naval Committee
William Bertrand
Navy
Paul Marchandeau
Refuse To Surrender Sino Group Fronts In China
British and Japanese authorities clashed over Chinese surrender demands in Tientsin as Chinese forces advance near Hangchow and Wuhu. British and Chinese reports describe fighting along the Lunghai railway and Shantung fronts amid weather hindrances and Japanese preparations to base operations at Tsingtao.
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Shanghai
Hangchow
Wuhu
International Settlement
Hangjao
Yangtze River
Nanking
Chientang River
Chientang
Tientsin-Pukow
Shantung
Dunghai
Tsingtao
Lunghai Railway
Suchow
North China
Chucheng
Chusien
Lunghai
Pihsien
War Bill Speeded for Merchant Vessels and Aircraft
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts prepared to introduce a bill in the Senate to speed up requisitioning of merchant ships and aircraft for war use in a national emergency. It aims to streamline government control of critical assets during crises.
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Washington
Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate
Allred cross-examines ex-chairman in Texas game department probe
Governor James Allred questioned Jess Showers former game commission chairman during a Senate committee hearing into alleged mismanagement for political ends. Showers and Jack O'Brien resigned after a dispute over discharging secretary Will J. Tucker and other policies. Allred cited a confidential report alleging political pressures and whimsical policy changes.
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Austin
James ¥. Allred
Senate
State Game Department
Jess Showers
Vernon
Commission
Showers
Jack O'Brien
San Antonio
Will J. Tucker
Tucker
Allred
Peck
O'Brien
Hal C. Peck
Amarillo
O’brien
Alfred
Senate Antilynching Bill Faces Fast-Track Fight
Southern senators plan to sidetrack the anti-lynching bill to clear the way for other legislation. A 12 day filibuster has delayed Senate action as opponents gain strength. Vice President Garner warned debate rules will be strictly enforced to limit speeches and bring the measure to a vote. Connally and Ellender defended or denounced the bill, with Ellender warning of dangers from miscegenation.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Connally
Texas
Garner
van Nuys
Indiana
Ellender
Louisiana
Cattle Guards To Lose Jobs
In Clovis New Mexico a rancher asked his congressman for loan readjustment and listed seven cattle guards in his property inventory. The loan agency advised he discharge five guards leaving two to care for his cattle.
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Clovis
N. M
Washington
New Mexico
Federal Loan Agency
Bank Robbed in South Charleston for 25000 Dollars
Three bandits robbed the First National Bank at South Charleston today and escaped with 25000 dollars. The incident occurred in Charleston West Virginia as reported by United Press. No further details were provided.
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Charleston
W. Va
U.P
First National Bank
South Charleston
Where Did Our Money Go Saver Keeps Dollars in Savings Jail
Noted economist explains that after Uncle Sam borrowed and spent billions, dollars cycle through the economy until savers lock them away. When a saver deposits or hoards funds, loans and spending stall, causing money to become idle or out of circulation. The piece traces how saving can trap dollars until borrowing or investing resumes.
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Uncle Sam
John Jones
Jones
George
Brown
Mr. Smith
Smith
Mr. Brown
American Tanker Captured in Failed Run at Spanish Blockade
French and American reporting say the Nantucket Chief, formerly the Gullflight, was captured off Barcelona by two Spanish insurgent gunboats while attempting to run Franco's blockade. The tanker carried Russian oil and was escorted toward Palma Mallorca with an American crew aboard.
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Barcelona
Generalissimo Franco
Nantucket
Palma
Mallorcan Island
Lloyd's Shipping Register
Gulflight
Port Arthur
Texas
Gulf Oil Corporation
Roosevelt Approves Helium Regulations
Secretary Ickes announced that President Roosevelt approved regulations governing production and sale of helium for domestic use. The move sets standards for allocation and pricing affecting industry and government programs.
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Roosevelt
Washington
U.P
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Love Blossoms At Sunset Marriage In Mature Years
In Memphis on Sunday at 3 PM, 74 year old Mrs. A R Biffle married 79 year old I T Goodnight in the county courtroom. The Rev Luther Crawford of the Ngwin Baptist Church officiated. The couple, dating past three score years, have grandchildren and great grandchildren and will reside in Wellington.
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Memphis
A. R. Biffle
I. T. Goodnight
Wellington
Luther Crawford
Ngwiin Baptist Church
Goodnight
Senate to Probe NLRB Ford Case Action
Senate judiciary subcommittee may investigate the NLRB order accusing Ford Motor Co of violating the Wagner Act. Senator Burke said he almost certainly would seek a study of the board’s action while avoiding debate on ongoing Ford litigation.
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Washington
Senate
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Company
Burke
Ford
O'Connor to resign as U S Comptroller of Currency
Washington January 19 J F T OConnor will resign tomorrow as comptroller of the currency after nearly five years in office He is expected to return to California and may seek the Democratic nomination for governor
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Washington
J. F. T. O'Connor
O'Connor
Treasury
California
Jaycees Oppose Local Bond Issue For Coliseum
Directors of the Junior Chamber of Commerce oppose a 200000 bond issue for a Tri-State Fair Grounds coliseum. They clarify they do not oppose the project, only the funding method at present. Fourteen directors met at Southwest Public Service Company to discuss campaigns and blood type records. Bert Levy presided. Mayor Ross D. Rogers discussed selling Amarillo to residents. E R Duke spoke at the Blackstone Hotel luncheon on farm extension.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Tri- State
Junior Chamber
Southwest Public Service Company
Jayeres
Amarillo
Ross D. Rogers
Jaycees
Blackstone Hotel
E. R. Duke
Norris flags possible move on Milton seating
Senator Norris said a move may develop in the Senate to block the seating of John Milton as a New Jersey senator to succeed A. Harry Moore. He added he would not himself initiate such a move.
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Washington
Norris
Senate
John Milton
New Jersey
A. Harry Moore
Globe-News Want Ads Offer Quick Low-Cost Results
The Globe-News advertises its Want Ads as the best investment for results. It claims 70 classifications and 24 hour service to help readers SELL RENT SWAP or BUY with quick, low-cost exposure. Dial 6262.
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Globe News
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