Britain and France Pact to Ease German Armaments
London reports a British French accord proposing legalizing German armaments and a wide settlement plan for European issues. The pact includes a binding military air alliance with mutual aid, invites Germany and Italy to join, and aligns with earlier Italo French pacts while Britain will consult on Austria’s independence and integrity. Representatives met at No 10 Downing Street to discuss lifting Versailles arms limits on Germany.
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London
Britain
France
Itt
Austria
League of Nations Council
Maly
Germany
Belgium
Ftalian
Great Britain
Rome
Rae Permaniens
Atreet
Charleston Tax Refunds Exceed $500 in Year
Washington based report shows that individuals firms and estates in the West Virginia district received federal tax refunds over 500 dollars for the year ending June 30. Notable refunds include Thyver Gravel Co Parkersburg 8224 on income taxes Fidelity reeatment Astocia Wheeling miscellaneous refunds estate of John Q Dickinson Charleston 40088 on estate taxes. Complete list continues on page 2.
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Washington
West Virginia
Wheeling
John Q. Dickinson
Charleston
Chief Pact Provisions Listed in Brief
The brief outlines the Anglo French pact provisions to revise Versailles limits on Germany, a mutual defense alliance without recourse to Geneva, Germany’s return to active League participation, Britain backing Franco Italian accords for Austrian independence, and invitations to Germany Italy and Belgium to join a general European pact stressing immediate negotiations with Berlin.
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Associated Press
Germany
Geneva
League of Nations
Britain
Italy
Belgium
Berlin
Richberg Defends Auto Code Against Labor Criticism
Donald R. Richberg answered labor leaders who called him a traitor to organized labor arguing the demand means subservience to unions over public interest. He said the accusation ignores extensive consultations and emphasized his and NRA efforts with auto makers to renew the code. Page 2 continues.
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Walmington
Donald R. Richbers
Organized Labor
Emergency Council
American Federation of Labor Representatives
Mttle
Clay Wiliams
NRA
Four Hurt When Auto Plunges Over High Cliff
Four injured when car left highway near Welch early today. E L Harris of Vivian suffered a broken neck and T C Brincefield of Caret ta a broken back in the crash. Irene Woolen and Dorothy Sullivan, both of Vivian, listed in critical or serious condition at Welch hospital.
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Welch
Mobile
Aast Foo Clit
E. L. Harris
Vivian
T. C. Brincefield
Caret+ta
Irene Woolen
Dorothy Sullivan
Welch Hospital
Possible Gold Clause Verdict Hinted by Supreme Court
Washington reports intense administration speculation that the Supreme Court will issue a surprise ruling this week on the gold clause cases. Chief Justice Hughes voiced concern over public impact as the court weighs a decision involving about one hundred billion dollars in gold obligations.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hughes
Lincoln
Militia Quits Baton Rouge Amid Long Murder Plot Rumors
Militamen evacuated Baton Rouge as Senator Huey Long stayed in a guarded hotel suite amid ongoing murder plot rumors. The Square Deal group pressed lawmakers to oppose Long and demanded support to repeal allegedly dictatorial laws. Long ordered much of the militia home under martial law, while awaiting further moves.
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Baton Rouge
Laton Rouge
Huey Long
Square Deal Association
Long
Gonzales
Lension
Louis J. Deliiss
Lawa
Balon Rouge
Louis G. Guerre
Louisiana Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission
It Does Make Difference What One Believes Zeoli
The Rev Anthony Zeoli former Chicago preacher spoke at Union Mission Tabernacle on Proverbs 14 12 warning that false beliefs lead to death and stressing that salvation requires belief in the gospel and Christ's death for sinners.
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Zeoli
Union Mission Tabernacle
Anthony Zeoll
Chicago
Christ
Federal Trade Commission Publishes Utility Findings
The United States plans action against nations discriminating against American goods and compiles a list of 35 countries with exchange controls. A trade committee will determine tariff benefit recipients as talks with Belgium progress, with a current pending title pact among 15 negotiations. The Feb 3 report details electric rates showing Cleveland at 88 cents for 25 kilowatt hours and Miami at 1.71 for the same, highlighting wide discrepancies in city residential charges.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Belglum
France
Germany
Wease
Cleveland
Miami
Fla
Federal Trade Commission
Cleveland Alsat
Washington, D. C
Basil Manly
Alleged Ghoul To Face Trial In Mississippi
In Cleveland Mississippi a murder trial of James L Coyner, described as an alleged ghoul, is set amid armed guards and fortified courthouse precautions. Coyner confessed to slayings of Aurelius B Turner and his wife, mutilation, and grave robbing, with plans for mob action and possible transport by train or flight to the Delta.
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Cleveland
Miss
James IL Coyner
Sennett Conner
Jackson
Shla
Mississippi
Coyner
Lot
Aurelius B. Turner
Delta
Turners
Turner
Fiorment Society
Middie West
Art Ine Diang
Weather Sj Spoils Eclipse of Sun
The partial eclipse promised by scientists for North America was largely unseen due to overcast and hazy skies across the country. About forty percent of the eclipse was to be visible, with times from 7:30 a.m. in San Francisco to 11:30 a.m. in Boston, but coastal fog and weather spoiled the view for most areas.
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Associated Press
North America
America
San Francisco
Boston
Coast Guard
Cape Hatteras
Senator Wheeler Urges Government Ownership of Railroads
Senator Wheeler of Montana called for government ownership and operation of all railroads in a radio address. He argued privatized railroads suffer from stupidity or cupidity and that government control could resolve ongoing difficulties, despite acknowledging potential drawbacks after study.
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Wheeler
Washington
Mont
Montana
Soldiers and State Police Move From Manchester to Corbin
Manchester residents watched as soldiers and Kentucky state police began a four day occupation end and advance on Corbin to pursue stolen vehicles. Brigadier General Ellerbe W. Carter ordered the move after talks with Corbin mayor S. J. Marcum. A force of about 175 soldiers and 35 police moved, seizing 22 vehicles and one truck for transport to Frankfort. Local militia set up in Clay county will handle sections with low arrest risk, with fines listed for crimes. The operation aims to dismantle a theft ring reportedly led by a local official.
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Manchester
Corbin
Ellerbe W. Carter
Marcum
Carter
National Buards
Kentucky State Police
Frankfort
Kentucky
Ruby Lafoon
Clay County
H. di. Denhardt
Harlan
Barbourville
Lis
National Guard
Clay Militia
Hob Roy White
Public Square
Denhardt
New York Judge Pound Dies After Banquet Illness
Judge Cuthbert W. Pound 71 retired chief judge of the state court of appeals died after a cerebral hemorrhage at a Tompkins County banquet. He collapsed late Thursday night and never regained consciousness, following admission to hospital.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cuthbert W. Pound
State Court of Appeals
Tompkins County
Pound
Doctor Condons Voice To Resonate In Flemington Court
In Flemington New Jersey the trial of Bruno Hauptmann enters a sixth week. Public interest centers on a phonograph record of Dr John Condon calling for help and a plaster foot print as defense seeks to show voice origins. Prosecutors and defense spar over evidence tied to the Lindbergh kidnapping and ransom case.
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Flemington
N. J
John
F. Condon
Hunterdon County
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Jafeale
Dr. Condon
Charles A. Lindbergh
St Raymond's Cemetery
Imoney
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Infern
Safsle
Department of Justice
Jussia
St Raymund’s
Lindbergh Boby
New Jeresey
Ot’ Hauptmann
Ferderiksen
Bronx
Elvert Carlatram
Loulz Iiss
August von Henke
Iron Output in January Shows Record Jump and Demand
Cleveland February 3 07 Pig iron production in January rose 43.0 percent the Steel magazine reports the largest increase ever. Steel ingot demand and plant utilization rose with deliveries to automakers tightening inventories. Auto sheet and tinplate mills operate near capacity as manufacturers plan for 1935 output and the first quarter.
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Cleveland
Steel
Reading
Sontinus
Auromobile Industrias
Coughlin Attacks Federal Reserve as Plutocrats’ Aid
In Detroit on February 41, the Rev Father Charles E. Coughlin described the Federal Reserve bank as the Gibraltar of the plutocrats and urged members of his National Union of Social Justice to join a broad coalition of farmers workers small industrialists professionals and merchants to destroy it and reclaim bread clothing and shelter.
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Detroit
Federal Reserve Bank
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union of Social Justice
Caughlin
America
Auditor criticizes excessive fees by Bluefield justice of the peace
State Auditor Edger Sims writes to Justice H. B. Kitts of Bluefield condemning attachment costs as excessive. He cites cases with fees of 20.70 12 24.25 and 12.40, far above the $5 code limit. Sims says courts must recover illegal charges and notes constable commissions and letterhead collection ads.
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Edger E
Sims
H. B. Kitts
Bluefield
Justice Kitts
Mr. Sims
Kanawha
Hugo Junkers Dies in Germany at 60 on Birthday
Dr Hugo Junkers renowned airframe and engine maker, famed for all metal airplanes and long endurance flights, died in Munich on his birthday after an operation. The Dessau firm faced a 1932 depression and moratorium, while his son Werner was killed in 1925.
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Dessauy
Germany
Hugo Junkers
Munich
Professor Junkers
Dessau Junkers
Junkers
Ife
Werner
South America
Dress Suits Will Fix Russians Says Will
NEW YORK, Feb. A garbled report claims debt talks influence public morale and mocks Russia by saying ready-made tuxedos will solve tensions. The fragment suggests propaganda broadcasts urge buying suits, with a dismissed view of Russian threat.
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Will
New York
Lee Ee
Rusa
Eulin
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