Recall Kaiser Seen Shakeup Factor In Berlin Move
German generals stage secret monarchist appeal for restoring the ex Kaiser to the throne sparking Hitler’s purge. Leaves in army barracks curtailed to prevent disorders as H itler tightens control and shifts foreign service. Wilson expected to present credentials to Ribbentrop as Germany consolidates a new regime.
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Hugh R. Wilson
Foreign Ministry
Baron Joachim von Ribbentrop
Britain To Counter Hitler With 10 Year Peace Pact
London reports Britain ready to sacrifice a colony to keep peace. Prime Minister Chamberlain renewed efforts to tie Germany and Italy to Britain and France in a decade long pacification agreement. If Hitler agrees Britain would offer to return one African colony it had acquired.
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France
Geo E Price Dies at Home in West Virginia
George Edmund Price, 69, a top West Virginia attorney, died at 1:55 a.m. at his home in Virginia, after illness. He was a senior partner in Price Smith and Spilman and helped found Burnham Sinking and Trust Co. Price played key roles in major suits including a boundary dispute between West Virginia and Maryland. He was born in Moorefield on Nov 9, 1846, studied at Georgetown and in Frederick, Md. He practiced in WV since 1878 and served in the state senate from 1883 to 1890, later forming alliances in Charleston.
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George Edmund Price
West Virginia
A. m. Terday
Virginia
Price
Smith and Spilman
Burnha Sinking and Trust Company
Mary
Fleming
U. S. Supreme Court
Senate
Nm Telat
Mr. Price
Moorefield
Georgetown University
James M. Coste
Frederick
Keyser
State Senate
Taad
IBBS
Charleston
S. L. Flnurnoy, Jr
Cardozo Condition Improves at Hospital
Associate Justice Benjamin N Cardozo of the Supreme Court showed signs of improvement today. Doctors reported the 67 year old judge with heart disease is gaining strength and much encouraged by his present condition. Friends say he may consider leaving the bench upon recovery.
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Supreme Court
U S Steel CIO Talks Open On Contracts
Officials from big steel and John L. Lewis led CI0 controlled workers plan talks focused on renewing contracts with U S Steel. The Feb 20 expirations loom as wage and hour demands surface while regulators and Roosevelts New Deal era price wage policy weigh in. Benjamin Fairless warned of wage cuts and wage disputes affecting U S Steel workers.
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Benjamin F. Fairless
Roosevelt
Union
Six Are Killed In Train Wreck Near Benton Arkansas
Missouri Pacific's 61st passenger train The Texan struck an unoccupied car at a rural crossing near Benton Arkansas. Three trainmen and three passengers died. Six others were injured, none seriously. The eastbound train from Texarkana to St. Louis derailed at 3:07 a.m. 39 miles southwest of Texarkana. Engineer killed. Page 3, Col. Byline.
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Toy Blocks Rag Doll Bring Sunshine to Abused Child
Five year old Little Alice Mary Harris, kept in an upstairs room of her grandfather’s farm home without proper care, brightened by toy blocks and a rag doll in Fayette County hospital. Humane officials charge Martha Harris and David Harris with neglect. hearings set in Connellsville. The child, emaciated and unresponsive, suffered from rickets and malnutrition while confined.
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Mary Harris
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Prand
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Connellsville
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Hareris
Alice
Man and Woman Garrotted in Brooklyn Double Murder
New York January 6 a semi nude garrotted woman and a man found beside her in a Brooklyn garret. Police report a stranger’s cord and a bloodstained scene in a car. Victims identified as Mia Christine Oliveri 24 and Nina Columbo. Alfred Oliveri husband of the dead woman reports her missing since January 28. Fatal injuries from garroting and a large aircloth concealment noted.
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Wong
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Christine Oliveri
Nina Columbo
Th Bronke Ty
Aimateur
Jau
Alfred Oliveri
Avid
Trezen
Dames
Maclen
Broonlyn
Monoxide Fatal To Five In Norfolk Home
Five people were found dead from carbon monoxide from a walter heater in Norfolk. Victims named include David O Neal 40 former first mate Goldie Payne O Neal his wife Lieyd Hayman a roomer and Effie May Allijessen 19. Bodies found at noon by Hale girls who entered unlocked door and thought they slept. Neighbors and coroner reported death occurred around Saturday night.
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Goldie
George Demon
Jensen
Miaelonaht
Allijedsen
Chinese Get Year's Supply Of Munitions
Shanghai dispatch reports munitions sufficient for Chiang Kai-shek's armies for another year have been transported from British Hong Kong to Hankow, despite Japanese efforts to sever Canton-Hankow railway, the main supply line. The Canton-Hankow rail line and Hong Kong relay point have faced daily air raids, with Japanese claims of strong activity over South China and losses for Chinese forces. The shipments arrived as Japanese forces claimed severe defeats further south, while Chiang's leadership arranged commercial credit with Skoda to sustain arms supply.
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Hitese Titanee Minster
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Arme-Huyeng Tor
Tsao OM OM
Skoda
Czechoe
Showatei
Tragic Pond Dive Claims Three Children and rescuer
In Woonsocket a thawing pond claimed the lives of Anna Munel Varieur five Newman Picard seven and Alfred Picard seven as they walked onto thin ice. Michael Cheriwinsky twenty five died while attempting a rescue and a bystander perished while aiding, as rescue and search efforts involved firemen boats and grappling gear.
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Newman
Alfred Picard
Michael Cheriwvinsky
Harvard Student’s Body Found in River
Frederick Wurm Burgess, a 21 year old Harvard student from a Cincinnati family, was found dead in the Charles River near Boston after a daylong search. The tragedy followed his disappearance on November 13 as authorities and water teams searched the river with no signs of life or clear cause of death.
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Japanese Naval Lords Refuse To Disclose Plans In Conference
Washington reports Hull signals U S willingness to limit arms while Japan’s naval chiefs decide not to reveal building plans. Notes from London, Washington and Tokyo press demand limits and threaten actions if not complied by Feb 20. The move prompts warnings of a return to arms race and economic pressure.
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France
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London
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Asahi
Crop Control Bill Is Pushed
Washington Feb 6 The new crop control bill moves toward early enactment under pressure from the agriculture department and AAA officials. It aims to quickly allocate acreage for this year’s cotton crop, with details to be worked out. A compromise bill from a single-house committee is set for House action on Thursday and Senate action expected soon. The anti lynching bill may be set aside temporarily.
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Rebels Claim Major Advance Near Teruel Front
Rebels report a major offensive across the Spanish frontier north of Teruel. Fidel Davila’s forces claim to have pushed through the Palomera range and seizing 240 square miles and 16 villages, threatening a split of Valencia from Catalonia and guarding the Teruel Calamocha corridor.
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FDR Plans Fireside Chat To Rally Business
Administration sources say President Roosevelt weighs a nationwide radio talk to spur spring recovery and restore payrolls. Advisors debate reaching diverse business, labor, and finance groups to build consensus while the president aims to clarify domestic policies and avoid misunderstandings.
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Inday
Roosevelt
Rector Shot While Writing Sermon at Historic Church
Dr Charles H Lee 68 rector of Christ Church St Simons Island was killed by a sniper last night while preparing a sermon. Police say a window was pierced and a second shot may have come from inside the hall. Mrs Lee was nearby. the couple had lived in the rectory eight miles from the church near Fort Frederica. Three deacons survive along with Mrs Lee.
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MAL eNews
L. O. Godwin
Godwin
Two Die in Blaze Near Oak Hill
Fire at Lochgelly’s T1-room miners boarding house near Oak Hill trapped two men on the second floor. Three others leaped to escape and were injured. Victims were Dan Colton 60 and Walter Navarro 45. Neighbor John Yonarus saved by rope bedclothes. Damages estimated at 37500. Seventeen men roomed there.
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