Hitler Renews Reichs Plans To Push East
Berlin dispatch reports Hitler ordered renewed expansion toward the east by strengthening military, economic, and diplomatic ties. He dismissed Schacht from the Reichsbank, named a sympathetic director, and moved to emigrate German Jews with Wohlthat replacing Schacht. A decree drafted soldiers into defense detachments and stormtrooper formations, while talks with Czechoslovakia hinted at alignment with Italy and Japan. The regime also sought better U S relations and a cultural pact with Franco Spain as war plans advance.
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Frantisek Chvalkovsky
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Fritz Wiedemann
San Francisco
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Shortages in Justice of the Peace Accounts Reach $143788
The state tax department reported $143,788 in shortages unpaid by justices of the peace as of January 1, with 707 findings totaling $334,857 from audits over six years. Counties like Logan Kanawha Raleigh and Cabell show the largest unpaid sums, prompting a new system to follow up quarterly and press prosecutions for nonpayment.
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Happy Marriage Donts List From Dr Fisher
Chicago January 21 Dr Mary Shattuck Fisher professor at Vassar outlined advice to improve married life with a Dont list. She warned against marrying a man with a wonderful mother and against marrying a woman with a famous doting father and cautioned against letting an executive woman loose on family duties. The remarks came during an institute by the Chicago Association for Child Study and Parent Education.
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Mary Shattuck Fisher
Vassar College
Fisher
Chicago Association For Child Study and Parent Education
Interim Bills To Be Pushed Through Legislature This Week
Ten of eleven administration interim committee proposals head to the floor this week with most expected to reach passage by Friday. Debates anticipated on at least two measures while school aid distribution and judiciary amendment resolutions are favored for passage. Parole and probation reforms move from judiciary committee with a written substitute for court or county probation officers. A joint judiciary hearing is set for tomorrow night with recommendations due by midweek. Senate education panel already sent the school aid bill to the finance committee for Tuesday or Wednesday review.
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Factions of UAW Fight For Control
Detroit January 21 factions within the Automobile Workers union battle for control of the UAW. Two rival groups claim official status over contracts with manufacturers and the UAW name and treasury, with nearly 400,000 workers in question. A costly internal struggle across local unions threatens plant operations and the industry.
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Detroit
Young Automobile Worker
Automotive
CIO
United Automobile Workers
UAW
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Relief Fund Battle Shapes Senate Fight Over 150 Million
The Senate appropriations committee vote 17 to 7 trimmed relief spending to 725 million dollars, rejecting a 875.5 million request. Administration backers pledge a floor fight to restore the 150 million, while critics hail the cut and warn of impacts on relief rolls.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Roosevelt
Senate
Thorp Slated For High Post In Commerce
Secretary Hopkins recruits Willard L. Thorp 40 economist from Dun and Bradstreet as key adviser to make commerce a business embassy. Thorp aided O M a honey committee work while in Washington. Confirmation of Hopkins nomination expected by Monday amid partisan WPA debates.
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Dun and Bradstreet
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Private Industry Counted On In Armament Program
The War Department expects private industry to produce the majority of at least 185 million dollars worth of munitions and aircraft for a 400000-man force. Plans keep arsenals’ work load small while expanding industrial training and granting hundreds of plants new contracts. Funds include 110 million from the emergency defense allotment for arms and 32.5 million for technical munitions orders.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Hardy Funeral Set For Today
Services will be held at 3 p m today in Lewisburg for Waller C. Hardy 56 a Charleston broker and banker who died at 4 30 am yesterday in a Ronceverte hospital He headed Waller C Hardy and Co and held vice presidencies at Kanawha Valley and Greenbrier Valley banks He organized several firms and directed Charleston s Community Chest for three years.
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Botetourt Court
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Salem
Roanoke College
Washington and Lee University
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New York Stock Exchange
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Stock Exchange
Frank A. Hardy
Rebels Smash Ahead to Take Loyalist Center
Rebels push toward Barcelona capturing Villanueva y Geltru, second key government center after Villafranca del Panades. Igualada surrounded as insurgents threaten Manresa, forcing cautious government retreat toward the capital.
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Manresa
Largest Sparta-Wilcox oil formation found in Gulf region
Geologists report discovery of the Sparta Wilcox trend a 1000 mile by 50 to 75 mile inland oil formation spanning Texas Louisiana and Mississippi. It lies around 9000 feet deep in the south and 5000 feet in the north, with early production in La and Tex. deeper wells may yield more but are costly.
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Mississippi
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Rio Grande
Houston Geological Society
John Todd
Todd
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Ville Platte
Cheneyville
Spurger
Cleveland
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Third Bank Robber Nabbed Near Alexandria
Raymond Duvall, 30, wanted for a West Virginia bank robbery that netted 39 800, was arrested by Louisiana state troopers while sleeping in a farmhouse near Alexandria. Indiana reports Duvall is also wanted on a murder charge in the Slaying of Clayton Potts in 1937. He will be turned over to the FBI in New Orleans, with West Virginia to decide on extradition after consultations.
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Raymond Duvall
West Virginia
Duvall
First National Bank
South Charleston
Alexandria
Baton Rouge
Murphy Roden
Louisiana Department
Leo Gentry
Lake Charles
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Clayton Potts
Roden
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New Orleans
Supt. C. C. Tallman
FBI
Luncheon Setstle Pick Disputes on Parkway Extension
A noon luncheon at the Daniel Boone hotel brings together Col. C. P. Fortney Ladislas Segoe and city officials to reconcile views on the Kanawha parkway project. Mayor Dawson council members planning board and citizens advisers attend hoping harmony will emerge for tomorrow night’s council session.
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Col. C. P. Fortney
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Ladislas Segoe
Planning Commission
Dawson
Council Public Works
H. H. Smaillridge
Silas W. Pickering
Ir. W. H. O'Dell
Bernard Gates
Two Thousand Radio Stars Threaten Walkout
In a wage dispute between two thousand AFRA performers and Four A agencies, sponsors and officials eyed a national talent strike. Charles J. Post urged mediation as balloting loomed in New York Chicago Hollywood and San Francisco. Actors singers announcers including Crosby Benny Vallee Bergen Cantor and others are named in the potential walkout.
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No Man’s Land
Charles J. Post
Labor
Eddie Cantor
American Federation of Radio Actors
Hollywood
Edgar
Charlie McCarthy
Bergen
Bing Crosby
Rudy Vallee
Jack Benny
Phil Baker
Lawrence Tibbett
Jascha Heifitz
AFRA
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Chicago
San Francisco
Federal Labor Department
Paul N. Turner
30 000 Birthday Dances Planned
The Fight Infantile Paralysis campaign plans 30000 birthday parties and balls from tomorrow to January 31. Major dances include Charleston at WCHS auditorium and Dunbar Nitro St Albans venues with bands led by Bo Shaffer Bill Garten and others across schools in Charleston Dunbar Nitro St Albans Cabin Creek.
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Nitro
St. Albans
Roosevelt
WCHS
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Dunbar High School
Nitro High School
Bill Garten
Cabin Creek
Fast Bank High School
Homer A. Holt
Cold Saves Film Star From Flying Boat Fate
New York film star Ginger Rogers avoided the Cavalier flight to Bermuda after a severe cold kept her on land. Four days earlier she contemplated joining the trip, and rumors said she might have been aboard when trouble struck. She is visiting in New York.
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Ginger Rogers
Cavalier
Bermuda
Miss Rogers
Safety emphasized by Gov Holt at West Virginia safety conference
Gov Holt urged delegates to focus on the human element in driving to cut highway fatalities. He noted accidents occur more on improved roads than dangerous ones, arguing safe minds and proactive behavior are essential alongside improving roads and training for safety across all settings. The 1938 campaign aided a fatalities reduction.
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Holt
Charleston High School
Department of Public Safety
Explosion Rocks Cali Dinamitе Dump Killing and Wounding Many
A massive blast at a dynamite storehouse ten miles from Cali Colombia triggered by a unknown fire wrecked a square mile area. The blast hurled thousands from bed and left a scorched landscape with many presumed dead and injured.
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Justice of Peace Racket Exposed in Miner Wage Case
A Gazette letter cites a case where a taxi firm sued around 40 miners with debts from $2.75 to $6.75. Judgment favored the plaintiff and orders were served, yielding about $7.75 per case. Costs and garnishee fees totalled roughly $7.75, more than double the average debt, with the squire and constable earning substantial sums for the mass hearing and actions.
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Fate of Cavalier survivors in Atlantic crash reported
The British flying boat Cavalier, bound from Port Washington to Bermuda, was downed by icing. Esso Baytown found 10 survivors among 13 aboard after a 10 hour search. three were missing. Coast guard vessels and aircraft scoured 322 miles southeast of Cape May, N. J., for the missing trio.
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Bermuda
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Long Island
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Cape May
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Long Range Rail Aid Sought by Senate Panel
Senate committee chair Wheeler says any railroad aid must be long-range and not emergency relief. He envisions a comprehensive program including ICC reorganization with transport control, voluntary railroad coordination and consolidation, labor protections, and faster financial reorganizations under ICC authority. Roosevelt has discussed the issue with Wheeler.
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Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
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Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
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