Britain Plans Far Reach Rearmament Program
Great Britain's defense departments work at high speed to detail a large scale rearma ment plan to expand the empire's military naval and air forces. A loan of 300 to 400 million pounds is expected to finance the program and submit to parliament in March. The bulk funds air force expansion and mechanization of the army while modernizing land and sea units.
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London
Great Britain
Stinday Observer
Mussolini
Stanley Baldwin
Arnold Wilson
Arnold
Sunday Observer
Hoare
Borah and Fess Rally GOP on New Deal Debate
Former Senator Fess of Ohio challenged the GOP to back a presidential nominee with a record of Republican measures not Democratic policies. The piece notes intra party clashes as Republicans attack the New Deal while courting conservative voters, with Firtcher mentioned among leaders pressing a stance.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Fess
Ohio
Mrust
Obie
Bera
Cleveland
Attempt To Avert Impending Dressmakers Strike
New York negotiators from unions and dress industry employers held talks as a strike threat loomed with 105 000 workers ready to walk out. Officials planned to meet Mayor La Guardia to seek a settlement though progress appeared limited and a Thursday walkout remained possible if talks failed.
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Italian Air Raids Renewed on Dessye Targeting Emperor Haile Selassie
News report from Dessye dated February 3 describes a renewed wave of Italian bombing by seven planes over the city. The attack targeted Haile Selassie’s palace and military depot, with an official check showing widespread fires in the fringe of Dessye and bombed villages nearby. The emperor, escaping into a bomb-proof dugout, directed defense fires as damage totals remained uncertain.
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Ethiopia
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Emperor Haile Selassie
Haile Selassie
Haile Voors
Mystery Epidemic Reported in Santa Rem Brazil
Health officials rush to Santa Rem in Para after reports of a mysterious epidemic with high fever diarrhea and vomiting. Gov. Jose Malcher seizes food and medical aid while unconfirmed reports claim hundreds dead including cattle as cemeteries fill and mortality rises.
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Trelem
Brazil
Santa Rem
Para
Jose Malcher
Rio de Janiero
Teporta
Supreme court decision day rumors stir TVA debate
Washington reports renewed speculation on curbing the court as the TVA case remains undecided. Observers say invalidating the administration power could spur congressional action against the agricultural program, though progress seems slow with 52 days since arguments.
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Supreme Court
TWA
Tennessee Valley Development
Chaaman Samuces
Tex
Howe Judeciary
Congress
TVA
Bes Pernir
Bear
Ofbrett
Convicts Seized After Kentucky Reformatory Breakout
FRANKFORT Ky Feb 9 Officers recaptured the last three of ten convicts who escaped from Kentucky's state reformatory. The state plans to seek the electric chair for at least two in armed robberies during the breakout period. James C Morris and others led robberies, with Morris later recaptured near Beattyville after aiding a break from the arsenal.
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Kenetucky
Commonwealth
Bo M. Vancent
James C. Morris
Morris
Commonwealth Yhabty
Nat
Claren
Crawford
Forner
Dexter Anderson
Henry Coomer
Coomers
Beattyville
Indian Evangelist Tells Of Christian Perfection
Rev C B Locker, an Indian evangelist, reports on a Glenwood church revival in Wort Washing tin and B streets under the Charleston Evangelistic Association. The sermon centers on 1 Cor 13 9 and defines perfection as making man fit to do God’s will through cleansing and equipment of nature. The article notes elements of Christian perfection and invites readers to turn to page 2.
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Glenwood
Wort Washingtin
Charleston
Capital Pays Curtis Tribute in National Funeral Return
Washington remembers Charles Curtis as President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner honor his memory. Funeral arrangements set for Kansas State Senate chamber with Regent Gann and Curtis family in mourning as a national tribute spans both houses.
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Anne Foye
Curtis
Topeka
Senate
Kansas
Neuse
Gann
Ettieial
Chagos
United State
Garner
Ble
Republian
Numbers Game Tops Nation's Rackets Seaver Hoover Say
FBI chief J Edgar Hoover and his G men dismissed the numbers game as the nation’s top racket. He said federal agents cooperate with local police to halt interstate racketeering and pressure organized crime through cross state investigations and prosecutions. Local officers pledged cooperation in choking racketeering from the country’s business life.
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Fey
J. Edgar Seever
Tod
G-men
Ace
Intelligence Bureau
Department of Justice
Hoover
Maver Lan
Guardian of
New York
Theo
Three Men Adrift on Ice Floe in Lake Michigan Storm
In Charlevoix Michigan on February 9 three fishermen stranded on a cracking ice floe faced sub zero gales as a rescue stunned bystanders. Detroit airplanes guided guards and volunteers to reach the men but the trio remained unlocated at times. Captain George Kelderhats led the rescue effort amid dangerous ice and frigid water.
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Midh
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Ran Lou
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Wee
Wnree Mei
Rawr
Hrory
Herais
Tory
Yoslermin
Guarebamen
Conpingham
George Kelderhats
Farm Bill Battle Signals Senate Deadlock In 1930s Article
The Senate chamber shows deep division over a neutralities and farm subsidy plan. Democratic leaders push to move the farm measure despite Republican calls for committee hearings and claims of discriminatory provisions. The House aims for swift action with a possible Thursday floor vote.
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Diay Oe Heri
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Supreme Court
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Senate
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Ford
King
Utah
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Wallace
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AAA
Pittman
Nev Uty
Food Drops by Air to Tangier Island Amid Relief Efforts
Air bombing planes from Tangier Field delivered cartons of food to the Tangier island hamlet as relief operations expand despite weather uncertainty. The missions, guided by Army officials including Capt. William Bentley, aim to continue delivering thousands of pounds of food and medical supplies to Tangier and neighboring Smith Island, with doctors and nurses assisting the sick and injured.
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Chesa Peake
Army
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Tangier
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Imanders
Willian Bentley
Fst Corps
Seven CCC Boys Missing in Cape Cod Bay Ice Rescue Efforts
Seven civilian conservation corps workers are missing after drifting on a cake of ice in Cape Cod Bay. A coast guard from Orleans reported limited progress through heavy ice while Plymouth’s Warrior Lane dispatched help. Names of missing men from Brewster Portsmouth West Warwick Pawtucket and Somerset were tentatively identified by a camp mate. Rescue units failed to overtake the drifting ice as conditions remained severe.
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Caper Cod Bay
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Orleans
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Soren
Warrior
Plymouth
Reston
Alevander Watts
Tharats Montore
Portsmouth
Papa
Tony Ray
Tom Bottello
West Warwick
Norman Beaulieu
Pawtucket
Nicholas Seunjig
Simmonsville
Nauset
Slippery Highways Warned By State Road Commission
State road commission warns motorists to drive with extreme caution on highways coated with ice and snow. Daytime travel is safer than at night as melting snow freezes with dropping temperatures. crews continue clearing Flat Top Road between Beckley and Princeton after a 24 inch snowfall.
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Aresent
Charleston
Midwest
Federal Weather Bureau
Pat Cineinati
Flat Top
Beckley
Princeton
Loix Ford
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Commission Information Department
Share the Wealth Plans Debated by American Liberty League
The American Liberty League called utopian wealth sharing plans utterly impossible arguing wealth is real assets like land buildings and industry not just money. It warned redistribution would destroy wealth and income confusion and urged solving economic problems without demagogic political cures while detailing income distribution data.
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Liberty
Jeague
Jeane
League
Stinging Wind Drops Mercury In Middle West
A vicious Arctic blast grips the Midwest and plains, halting rail and bus traffic. Dozens of trains snowbound and highways impassable strand motorists from Chicago to Williston to Des Moines. Zero to subzero temps extend from the continental divide to Ohio as governors mobilize fuel and road crews.
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Wisconsin
Canadian Northwest
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Huron
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Webrask
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South Dakota
Air Jines
Iowa
Nebraska
Clyde Herring
Bloard Bell
Massachusetts
Tangier Island
Chesapeake
Maryeville
Guy Parks
Maitland
Req
Missouri
Eleven Men Marooned On House Boat In Ice Floes
Eleven crew members remain isolated on a quarterboat anchored between islands 33 miles north of Paducah Kentucky as ice floes block access to shores. They have five days of rations and are monitored by U S engineers who warn walking on ice could be fatal.
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Cc. J. Rhodes
United States
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