U S Marines Withdraw From Shanghai in Move Toward Hawaii
The sixth regiment of Marines is ordered home from Shanghai by tonight to Hawaii, with brigade HQ of the second Marines also leaving. The pullback follows a Japanese apology for a Japanese soldier striking American Consul John M. Allison at Nanking, deemed satisfactory by U S officials. The fourth Marines remain in Shanghai, active since 1927, as Japan seeks to bolster order in seized Chinese areas.
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China
Japan
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Nanking
San Diego
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Fourth
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Star Department
Tokyo
Mystery Woman Identifies Herself in Hardy Shooting Case
Elizabeth Connor Buchanan a law clerk in the Justice department anti trust division identified herself as the mystery woman who rode with Assistant Attorney General Fussell Hardy when he was shot. She said she was in an Alexandria Virginia hotel during the incident and did not witness the attack.
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Washington
Jan. Sr
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Elizabeth Connor Buchanan
Anti-Trust
Justice Department
Fussell Hardy
Battle rages as Japan presses in on Tientsin front
Shanghai dispatch reports a major clash along the Tientsin Pukow railway front with heavy Japanese losses and Chinese defenses holding at Mingkwang south of Suchow. Japanese advances toward Suchow were noted as foreign observers remark increased Chinese confidence and coordination at central battlefields.
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China
Tientsin-Pukow
Mingkwang
Suchow
Tiwan
Japan
Lunghai
Lunghat
Chiang Kai-Shik
Yangtze River
Husband chooses jail for honeymoon in Chicago jail tale
Homer W. Marevey, sentenced to the house of correction for $200 fine and rest for dine orderly conduct, then requested a marriage license. He obtained it and married Marie Cherilla inside the jail, kissed the bride, and left.
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Homer W. Marevey
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House of Correction
Marie Chrerilla
Spilled Wine Fatal To Two Ohio Cows
Two cows died and three others were seriously ill after an overturned truck spilled imported sparkling wine into Beaver Creek near Bowling Green Ohio. The incident occurred when a beverage truck carrying wine to Chicago overturned, dumping about 40 barrels into the creek. Farmer Charles Spicer reported his cows drank from the contaminated water and collapsed.
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Towling Green
Chicago
Beaver Creek
Charles Spicer
Endymion Sunk Off Cartagena In Mediterrean raid
British steamer Endymion torpedoed and sunk off Cartagena on the eastern Spanish coast. Eleven crew and officers missing or dead, including three English officers and a Swedish non intervention official, with reports of 159 known dead and 490 total casualties from recent insurgent bombings in Barcelona.
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Paris
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Rartes
Three Day Old Baby Undergoes Second Operation
In Uniontown Pennsylvania a three day old baby girl, born moments after her mother’s death, underwent a second operation as doctors battle to save her. Dr. Raymond Limber reported the infant resting easier but with persistent fever and convulsions. A prior spinal tap raised hopes yet the child faces pneumonia and possible lung trouble due to oxygen deprivation before birth. The baby’s mother Mrs. Louis Kovach, 42, died Saturday. father is Mr. Kayed of Greensburg.
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Science
Raymond Limber
Limber Tall
Louis Kovach
de. Limber
Dr. Limber
Kayed
AFL Opposes Probe of Board in Labor Relations Row
The AFL and its Metal Trades President John B. Frey oppose a proposed Senate inquiry into the NLRB. They warn of partisan bias within the board and regional offices and fear harm to voluntary labor unions and collective bargaining rights. The discussion follows ongoing jurisdictional dispute hearings as CIO factions clash with AFL leaders.
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American Federation of Labor
Labor Relations Board
Industrial
Senate
Congress
AFL
John B. Frey
APL Metal Trades Department
NLRB
CIO
Sage
Catnellions
Jurisdice
Charles Howard
ALP International Typographical Union
Troopers Radio Contract Awarded In Short Wave Plan
The Radio Corporation of America secured a 530,000 contract to supply transmitters and speech input gear for the proposed state police short wave system. Fred K Hawkins oversees the project funded with 200,000 state appropriation as sites at Moundsville Charleston and Berkley are slated to begin early spring. Construction bids and site clearances are to follow with delays over airport proximity and flying hazards delaying the Charleston tower work.
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Fred K. Hawkins
Radio Corporation of America
Seret
K. C. McGregoer
Moundaville
Berkley
McGregor
Deepartment
Naval Increase Urged to Guard Americas Front
Congress heard Admiral Leahy warn the navy may need to deter seizure of Central and South American republics if the Monroe doctrine fails. The plan calls for about $80 million to add 470 ships and 22 auxiliaries, with 1,200 more officers and 20,900 enlisted men. He stressed defense, not aggression, and cited Britain Japan and others expanding while the U.S. lags.
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Congressional
Navy
U.S
House Naval Committee
Roosevelt
Wiliam D. Leahy
Naval Operations
Rego
Japan
Britain
Leahy
Vinson CD Ch
Naval Committee
Baree Hy. A de Yein
Flashes of Life In These U S CUnus Fire Dept Response
Volunteers battled a Wallwon fire four paces northwest of the site. Firemen rode a flat car with water to reach the blaze. A call later said the blaze was under control. John J. Jeffers displayed a social security card and noted six cents saved through employee and government contributions for social security.
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San
Counis Volunteer Fire Department
Poobatte
Wallwon
Northawest
Hee
John J. Jeffers
John
John J
Windsor as Emperor Possibility Raised by Nazi Germany
Washington Merry-Go-Round cites Drew Pearson and Robert Allen noting Nazi talk of offering the crown to the Duke of Windsor as a potential successor to Hitler. The piece argues such a move could gain international sympathy and hinges on Edward's remaining English contacts.
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Hitler
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Cousig
Drew Pearson
Robert
Allen
Washington
Edward
England
U.S
Fight Over Lodge Amendment Delays Housing Bill Action
In Washington a Democratic split over the Roosevelt housing bill stalled action. Senate debates Lodge attemp ting to send the measure back to conference to require prevailing wages on insured housing projects. Kentucky Senator Barkley urged opposition while Wagner warned of fascism’s approach if the amendment passed.
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Senate
Sen. Lodge
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Kentucky
Sen. Wagner
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Loder
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Lewis Given Green Light on CIO Support at UMWA Convention
United Mine Workers leaders authorized continued and strengthened support for the CIO. Delegates debated funds and oversight while Father Prancis J. urged renewed peace talks, and Joséph Frimterro of Williams Oklahoma questioned spending amid the CIO fight. Sen. Holt criticized the leadership as financial reports were presented.
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John TL. Lewis
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CIO
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Joseph Frimterro
Williams
Okla
CSO
Uve
United Mine Workers of America
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Ynkin
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Cold Wave Sweeps Nation Across Regions
A brisk cold front moved from the Midwest to the East and South, driving temperatures near zero in places and bringing snow sleet and icy rain inland. Western areas faced heavy seas and gales along the Pacific coast while the South endured a sharp plunge with Arkansas and Georgia posting record lows.
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Pacific Coast
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
California
Col. Korecgst
CIA
Erst
Fayette
Ville
Ark
Georgia
Alabama
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Florida
New York
Sterilization Evidence Emerges in Wright Trial
Defense presents deposition by Dr. Charles J. B. Huggins showing he operated to sterilize Wrights wife Evelyn to prevent further children due to her health. The doctor testified Wright offered to undergo sterilization for his wife’s safety and not endanger her. Page turn requested for continuation.
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Los Angeles
Paul’ A. Wright
Jerry Giesler
Wright
Charles J B. Huggins
Evelyn
Huggins
Dutch Princess Juliana Birth Sparks Royal Jubilation
Dutch subjects celebrate the birth of Princess Juliana, a girl born to Queen Wilhelmina and Crown Prince Bernhard. The newborn, weighing seven pounds three-quarters, is heir to the Netherlands and its colonial empire, with expected future roles in the Orange Nassau lineage. The birth marks a rare female heir since 1817.
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Netherlands
Juliana
Gairluwreet Davelter
The
Bernhared
Holland
Willend Tr
New Deal Wins Two Liberal Supreme Court Rulings
The Supreme Court, in two unanimous decisions, upheld broad powers of the National Labor Relations Board over hearings and unfair labor practices. Justice Reed, newly seated, did not participate. The rulings extend NLRB authority, supporting workers' right to collective bargaining in shipbuilding cases Bethlehem Shipbuilding and Newport News Shipbuilding.
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INS
Supreme Court
Stanley F. Reed
Reed
National Labor Relations
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Boston
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Newport News Shipbuilding Corporation
Virginia
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Cardozo
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Jesse Jones
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Ashurst
D. Ariz
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John Roosevelt
Ann Clark
Boeton
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Reed Famiy
Justice Brandeis
Congress
Circuit
Barkley Invites Election Battle In Kentucky Showdown
Washington January 31 Democratic Leader Barkley invited a reelection battle with Kentucky Governor Chandler. Barkley stated he would not join a conspiracy to appoint Senator Logan of Kentucky to a judgeship creating a Senate vacancy for the governor. Chandler Brown Lane Brown and Chandler visited the White House seeking clarity on his intentions as Roosevelt left no doubt on the matter.
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Kentucky
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Thomas Lane
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