Eden Blames Italian Attitude for Cabinet Split
A political column argues that Eden blames Italian attitude for a cabinet split amid fears of a new Axis alignment. The piece references a map showing Italo German plans to form a bloc from the Baltic to the Black Sea, reshaping Europe and echoing World War era dynamics.
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Eden
Hitler
Austria
Germany
Italy
Baltic
Black Sea
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Poland
Resignation Sparks Commons Debate Over Italy and Britain
In the House of Commons, Foreign Secretary Eden resigns citing disagreement with holding talks with Italy over its recent actions. Prime Minister Chamberlain planned talks with Italy’s Dino Grandi while facing potential shifts in policy toward Germany and Ethiopia. Leaders Attlee Sinclair Lloyd George and Churchill expected to comment, with rumors of a new anti-establishment Conservative faction.
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London
U.P
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Italy
Britain
Eden
Germany
Grandi
Neville Chamberlain
Dino Grandi
Spain
Ethiopia
The
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Chamberlain
Benito Mussolini
Mediterranean
Maj
Clement Attlee
Labor Party
Archibald Sinclair
David Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
Marlborough
Attlee
Sinclair
Lloyd George
Churchill -Lloyd George
French
Riveria
Churchill
England
Rome-Berlin
Hitler pledges protection to Germans abroad in speech
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler pledging Germany would shield 10,000,000 Germans under foreign flags and demand colonies while signaling stronger action against perceived slanders. Officials weigh possible moves on Czechoslovakian Germans and army expansion as Europe watches the Fuehrer’s address.
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Berlin
U.P
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Czechoslovakia
der Fuehrer
Hitler
Austria
Great Britain
Europe
Vienna
Arthur von Seyss- Inquart
Accuser Of Governor To Give Answer In Graft Probe
Ohio Senate graft committee extends life to finish Lee Bradley testimony on alleged campaign fund solicitations for Governor Davey in 1934. Bradley faces a perjury warrant after hours of testimony and seeks income tax records to back claims about payments from Francis W. Poulson.
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Columbus
WUP
Ohio Senate
Lee Bradley
Bradley
Martin L. Davey
Davey
East Cleveland
Davey Tree Expert Co
L. G. Corlett
Senate Committee
Common Pleas
Charles A. Leach
Franklin County
Cleveland
Francis W. Poulson
Bruce Seabright
Bridgeport
Wheeling, W. Va
C. J. Harmon
Henry C. Canning
Relief Bill Is Used Against Filibusterers
Senate leaders planned to use the administration's deficiency relief bill of 250 million dollars to break a six week filibuster against the anti lynching legislation. Some western lawmakers sought to raise the relief bill to 400 million, but leaders expected the move to fail. Senators Wagner of New York and Van Nuys of Indiana said they would not yet commit to bringing the anti lynching bill to a vote.
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Washington
Senate
Robert F. Wagner
N. Y
Frederick van Nuys
Ind
25000 Routed By Icy Floods
More than 25000 men women and children were driven from low land homes by icy flood waters and scattered to refugee camps in southwestern Arkansas and southeastern Oklahoma. Army engineers directed levee repairs below Newport while 25000 acres flooded. The Stephen Keel levee failed thirteen miles south of Newport and the Mayberry levee protecting Auvergne Weldon and Tupelo faced seepage threats.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Oklahoma
U. S. Army
Newport
Stephen Keel
Mayberry
Auvergne
Weldon
Tupelo
Teruel Loyalists Resist Nationalist Siege in Spain
Loyalist forces inside Teruel continue stiff resistance against the Nationalist siege as reports reach headquarters in Saragossa. The fighting centers on the city’s defenses with loyal units defending key positions and resisting encirclement efforts.
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Saragosa
Spain
Teruel
Flood Fund Approved for Ohio Emergency Relief
WASHINGTON U P Sen Robert J Bulkley announced Roosevelt approved a WPA project making 548000 available for flood emergency use in Ohio. The aid aims to fund relief and recovery measures in affected areas and support local authorities dealing with flood risks.
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Washington
U.P
Robert J. Bulkley
Roosevelt
Ohiio
Ohio sleet storm damage estimated at 250000
Northern Ohio communities faced extensive repair after a severe sleet storm over the weekend. Damage topped 250000 across Erie Sandusky Ottawa Huron Seneca Lorain and Cuyahoga counties with hundreds of utility poles down and phone lines out. Repairs consumed Sunday as power and communications slowly returned in places like Norwalk Bellevue and Sandusky to Fremont areas.
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United Press
Ohio
Erie
Sandusky
Ottawa
Huron
Seneca
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Norwalk
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Bellevue
Seneca County
Tiffin
Ohio Power Co
Carey
Berwick
Fostoria
Lake Erie Power Co
Woodville
Fremont
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Cleveland
Lakewood
Rocky River
Two Men Arrested on Bank Robbery Charges
In Charleston West Virginia two men were charged with participating in a $39,800 robbery of a South Charleston bank on January 19. Amos Eugene Ward 26 of Charleston was arrested locally and Leonard C. Jackson 26 of Indianapolis was held in Baltimore by federal agents. A third suspect Ray Duval 29 remained at large.
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Charleston
W. Va
U.P
South Charleston
Amos Eugene Ward
Leonard C. Jackson
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Ray Duval
Ohio Petroleum Holds First Annual Meeting
The petroleum industry committee of Ohio opened its first annual meeting in Columbus with more than 200 members. the organization includes an active body in automotive and petroleum trades and anticipates about 6,000 members from 63 county committees to attend.
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Columbus
U.P
Petroleum Industry Committee of
Ohio
Robber Fugitive Escapes Extradition Over Funds
William Baker aged 38 who escaped Mansfield Ohio four years ago while serving 10 to 20 years for robbery avoided extradition after Ohio cited lack of funds to return him. Ohio Welfare Department replied it could not undertake extradition due to financial constraints.
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New York
U.P
William Baker
Mansfield
Ohio
Ohio State Welfare Department
Police seek bombers in Philadelphia doorstep bombing
Philadelphia police sought to identify suspects who set off a shrapnel bomb on the doorstep of the Liedertafel Saengerbund Hall, a German singing society building, as investigators pursue leads in the case.
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Philadelphia
Liedertafel Saengerbund
Nazi Refugee Doctor Slain in Chicago Mystery
Police summoned the German consul as an inquest opens into the murder of 44 year old Dr Max Sammett a German political refugee and dentistry researcher found dead near college laboratories. He was shot twice in the head with .32 caliber eel jacketed bullets and had been dead about three hours.
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Chicago
U.P
Max Sammett
Sammett
Myra North Debuts in The Messenger Comic Strip Mystery
Myra North and Jack Lane debut as secret service operatives in a new adventure The Mystery of Arnold Island. They fly with Mel Nolan to Arnold Island home of H. L. Arnold, face thugs, secret passages, and a basement with gem piles as they uncover a plot around jewel duplication.
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Messenger
Myra North
Jack Lane
Secret Service
Arnold Island
Myra
Jack
Mel Nolan
Nolan
H. L. Arnold
Arnold
Jim Jason
Greves
Myra, North
King Carol Proclaims Royal Dictatorship In Roumania
In Bucharest King Carol declares a royal dictatorship and a corporative state with a new constitution to be submitted to a plebiscite likely on Thursday. He says the rescue of the fatherland motivates abolition of party and democratic systems and promises equality before the law for all long settled on Roumanian soil.
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Bucharest
Carol
Roumania
Chinese Start Offensive In Southern Anhwei Province
Chinese forces defending the southern portion of the Tientsin Nanking railway south of Hsuchow launched a general offensive in Anhwei Province. The move appears aimed at diverting Japanese attention from the western drive against Chengchow, a junction on the east west Sunghai railroad and the Peiping Hankow line.
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Shanghai
U.P
Tientsin-Nanking
Hsuchow
Anhwei
Chengchow
Sunghai
Peiping- Hankow
Slayers of Patrolman Face Murder Charges
John W. Cline 24 and Chester Francis 19 of West Elkton face first degree murder charges in the slaying of Patrolman Aaron Laubach during a January 27 gas station robbery in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
John W. Cline
Inlaw
Chester Francis
West Elkton
Aaron Laubach
Roosevelt quiet on Hitler and Eden move
Europe in focus as President Roosevelt weighs weekend developments presidents silence kept by White House. Britain shifts toward Rome Berlin axis after Eden resignation while Italy and Vienna react to Hitler’s stance and Ethiopian conquest signals.
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United Press
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Marvin H. McIntyre
Adolf Hitler
Anthony Eden
French govt faces isolation after Eden resignation in Europe
Paris reacts as Anthony Eden resigns, leaving France diplomatically isolated in western Europe. Tokyo reacts to Hitler recognizing Manchukuo by moving to appoint a Manchukuoan ambassador to Berlin and sees a warning for China from the regime’s move.
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Paris
Europe
Anthony Eden
Tokyo
Japan
Hitler
Manchukuo
Berlin
Foreign Office
Military committee calls emergency meeting in Budapest
Budapest reports a parliamentary committee on military affairs will hold an emergency meeting tomorrow on national defense concerns. Prague notes Czechoslovakian leaders fear clarification of Germany's aims toward the German minority in Czechoslovakia.
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Budapest
Parliamentary Committee On Military Affairs
Prague
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Hitler Speech Seen Favorable on Polish German Ties
Warsaw reports praise for Adolf Hitler's Reichstag address amid hopes that his approach to Pol ish German relations could yield a pacified Danzig dispute.
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Warsaw
Adolf
U. S. Policy Unchanged by European Political Events
Washington reports say U S foreign policy remains driven by low tariffs and neighborly ties despite a major navy buildup. Former ambassador Dodd described Rome Berlin axis aims for a North African and European empire, naming territories from the Netherlands to the Polish corridor, and warned of possible war if one power gains dominance.
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U.P
United States
Adolf Hitler
State Department
William E. Dodd
Germany
Dodd
Hitler
der Feuhrer
Reichstag
Berlin
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United Press
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Holy Roman Empire
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Africa
Netherlands
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Egypt
Palestine
Spain
Spanish
Morocco
Great Britain
Gibraltar
Japan
Jews and Nazis clash in Vienna street riot at university
Panic spread as Nazi and anti Nazi groups clashed in front of Vienna University. Wealthy Jews arranged to flee the country while police dispersed rioters and separated factions. A planned demonstration was to resume Tuesday as Catholic, Socialist and Communist youths mobilized.
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Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Reich
University of
U.P
Tuesay
Kurt Schuschnigg
Fatherland Front
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