Molotov cites plot against Soviet Russia at Moscow session
Molotov denounces lack of US relations as abnormal and claims European groups led by the Vatican plot against Soviet Russia. He warns imports depend on US exports and attacks the American Fish bill. State officials note no immediate policy shift. Stimson studies Russia but no new division is planned.
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Vatican
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Hamilton Fish, Jr
America
Washington
Henry Stimsons
Hoover
William HK Castle
Stimeon
Castle
Stimson
State Department
France and Italy prepare naval pact beside London treaty
The new Franco Italian naval agreement will be signed by France and Italy with Great Britain, not incorporated into the 1930 London naval pact, and both will run concurrently until 1936. Official approval requests will be sought from the United States and Japan, but neither is committed.
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Senate
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Great Britain
Japan
Arthur Henderson
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Geneva
Italy
Political clash over Hoover veto and Balkan quake aftermath
The report notes Senate politics around the Hoover veto of the Wagner employment service bill, mentions costigan of Colorado, and highlights a Republican-leaning cast with Cotting and others. It also covers a major Balkans earthquake causing heavy casualties, relief efforts led by monarchs, and European snow and floods.
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Contending for the Schneider Cup in Britain and Europe
Aviation authorities from Britain France and Italy ramp up prep for the Schneider trophy race with Britain favored to host again near the Solent. France and Italy test high speed monoplanes and engines while Britain plans new 2000 horsepower Rolls-Royce powered seaplanes under Orlebar and Felixstowe supervision.
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Felixstowe
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Supermarine Company 8
Rolls-Royce
England
Air Ministry
Beng
Orlebar
Adjutant Bonnet
Bernard
Bonnet
Hernard
Neuport-Delage
Dewoitine
Supermarines
Farman Company
Lake Garda
Macchi Company
Old Law Provides Horses for Autoists in Newmarket
Town clerk uncovers an old by law forcing motorists to carry a horse for parking on the main street. No vehicle may be parked on the main street unless a horse is attached, an antique rule revealed among town records.
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Georgia Lawmaker Seeks Tax on Red Ties and Shorts
Miss Kempton of the Georgia house proposes a $1 daily tax on worn red neckties colored shorts and stockings to provoke laughter at the general assembly. She says the plan is diabolically intended to mock revenue bills and highlight state deficit debates during a special session seeking $7 million.
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War Policies Commission
Johnson
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Atlanta
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Georgia House of Representatives
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Miss Kempton
Georgia
General Assembly
New Headlight Aids Navigation in Fog, Says Expert
Marine expert John C. Robirts predicts a new headlight using a modified radio beam will soon aid navigation in fog. The device blends light and sound for safer ship travel, potentially changing standard signaling as captains discuss its future use with first mates.
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Brst
John C. Robirts
Europe’s World War Vets Awarded Small Bonuses Across Nations
A survey shows European veterans largely lacked pensions for WWI service. Britain granted demobilization gratuities and overseas pay, France paid premiums and varying disability pensions, Italy provided clothing parcels, cash bonuses and insurance, while Germany offered pensions only to woundeds and officers after long service.
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California prison reaches record 5002 at San Quentin
San Quentin, California reports a prison population of 5,002 the highest in state history. Warden James B Holohan announced the total at a meeting of the state board of prison directors noting 511 inmates are at work in road camps.
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State Board of Prison Directors
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Quiet Backwoods Dreamer Becomes Millionaire’s Heir
Billy Miles, a Maine farm boy with self taught learning, rises from timberland work to a New York law career aided by Rudolf Valley. Valley reveals Billy is the heir to William A. Miles, offering $2,000,000 and a dinner invite with Virginia Valley, the debutante who inspired his steadfast study and ambition.
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