Stalin urges faster USSR progress toward five year plan
Moscow dispatch reports Stalin addressing a national conference of economic leaders. He declares the need to accelerate industrialization and agricultural development, warning against backwardness. He emphasizes unity with the world proletariat and calls for intensified effort despite external pressures.
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Eugene Lyons
United Press
Moscow
Tech
Unio
Josef V. Stalin
Stalin
eTheir
New Zealand Quake Toll Expected to Climb In Napier
United Press reports Napier and Hastings were hit by a powerful earthquake and fire. Evacuation orders moved residents from the town as tremors continued and a sanitary collapse was feared. Death toll tallies reach 169 identified, with at least 90 Napier and 79 Hastings confirmed, and 40 children feared dead in a Napier technical school collapse.
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Napier
Aukland
Barthquate 4
Auckland
Tiis
Lidal
Whs
Clymer Power sale to Niagara company approved
The Public Service Commission approves transfer of the Clymer Power Corporation electric plant and system to the Niagara Lockport and Ontario Power Company. Purchasers plan a 4600 volt line from Sherman to Clymer, connect to Findley Lake and Sherman lines, extend service, and lower local rates. Sale terms require $42,000 cash to the seller. commission avoids valuing the property.
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Public Service Commission
Clymer Power Corporation
Niagara
Clymer
Niagara, Lockport and Ontario Power Cmpany
Clymer Company
Albany
Clymer Power Cos
Mingara Power Company J
Sherman
Clym
Findley Lake
French Creek
Clymer Corporation
Seiler
Stockholiers
Bodies Recovered From RAF Seaplane Wreck
The bodies of Wing Commander C. G uvker and another airman were recovered from the wheel of a Royal Air Force seaplane that sank in Plymouth harbor. Several crewmen were drowned or injured with three others in critical condition.
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Plymouth
England
C. Guvker
Royal Air Force
Cleveland to dedicate Severance Auditorium tonight
Cleveland will dedicate Severance Auditorium in University Circle tonight with a gala concert. The $1,000,000 home for the symphony and orchestra is a gift from John Long Severance and his wife, funded by Western Reserve University trustees and a $2,000,000 endowment to secure the orchestra's future.
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Cleveland
C. Peb
Cleland
University Circle
John Long Severance
Cleveland Philanthnopse
Western Reserve University
Diploma Mill Scandal Tied to New York via St Louis Arrests
Federal probe links a New York diploma mill to St Louis arrests. Prosecutor Rosevan cites confessions by Harry P. Frost and Robert M. Adcox serving sentences for selling medical diplomas. Frost and Adcox allegedly acted as agents for a larger operation in New York. Dr Advoy noted as an early participant in the scheme.
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United Press BT
Louis
New York
Rosevan
Loray
Harry P. Frost
Robert M. Adcox
Frost
Adcox
Rosecan
Advoy
Denver oil heir Blackmer may settle income tax case
Denver oil millionaire Harry M. Blackmer, exiled in Europe since 1927, is reported to offer about half of the four million dollars sought in an income tax suit. Government officials weigh the compromise as a court case could clear his return from France. If found guilty of contempt, he faces the $60,000 fine and possible appeal to the Supreme Court. Over $8 million in his stocks and bonds are held by or for the expatriate.
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Denver
Europe
United Press
Washington
Harry M. Blackmer
France
Blackmer
Bin
United Pr Guvernment
Robb
Blackimer
Fond
U. S. Supreme Court
Millonaire
Éuia
Albuquerque Quake Shakes City With Aftershocks
A strong earthquake struck Albuquerque New Mexico late last night. It lasted about 15 seconds and disrupted hospital beds hotel lobbies and downtown buildings. Windows shattered and merchandise toppled as panics followed through the city.
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Albuquerque
United Press
N. M
Hillildings
Bill to limit oil imports wins approval in House
Washington February 5 The House Ways and Means Committee backs a plan limiting oil imports with support for the Young plan variant that would give cash bonuses via certificates to needy veterans rather than paying all veterans. Hearings continue as members push for action and executive session is debated. Proponents include Representatives Howard and Henock Stafford and Christgau among others.
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House
Ways and A Means
Owen C. Young
Texas
Crisp
Dem
Georgia
Hawley
Representaves Howard
Nebraska
Hencock
N.C. Stafford
Repubican
Wisconsin
Nevale
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Christgau
Republican
Senate approves Walsh ouster resolution without vote
The Senate approved the Walsh ouster resolution without recorded vote instructing federal authorities to pursue action against George Glis Smith and others at the Federal Power Commission. Senator Short Mage protested the rapid move while Curtin ruled the motion passed. The action follows yesterday’s nominations hearings for Smith and commissioners Garand and Draper.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Fed
Senate
Walsh
Hemocrat
Montana
Coathin George Glis Smith
Federal Power Commission
Curtin
Curtis
Mage
Mutou Akio
Smith
Garéaud
Draper
Curie
Ale
Puslihe
Lie
Yenmar
Jon Hoover
Benefit Carnival at Armory Promises Community Support
Arrangements are under way for an Athlete Carnival at the State Armory next Tuesday evening. The Rotary, Kiwanis, Woman's Club and Business and Professional Women's Club sponsor the event to aid the Community Chest Emergency Fund. Features include Kiwanis and Rotary basketball preliminaries, a vaunted main attraction with Vic Detworens and the Company A team, and Bill Gleary as referee. Proceeds go to the Emergency Fund, with four clubs handling advance ticket sales.
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Aoi
Commiittee
Peprasentime
Rotary
Kiwanis
Ches
School Five
Gleary
Mpie Refuree
Serviers and
Lee
YWCA speaker at Kiwanis club discusses Chicago gangs
C J S Hengst assistant district secretary of YM A spoke at Kiwanis Club about Chicago gangs their origin growth and efforts to curb crime. He linked his work as a social worker in Chicago to gang activity and noted the upcoming athletic carnival at the state armory to aid the Emergency Fund of the Community Chest. L N Dennison and J D Moulder attended.
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C. JS. Hengst
Distr
YM. A
Kiwanis Chi
Chicago
Hengst
MC “Ay
State Armory
L. N. Dennison
Tamestown
J.D. Moulder
Detroit
Two Tot Burn Deaths. Mother in Critical Condition
In Leechburg Pennsylvania a fire destroyed a home killing Paul Faulk aged two and Theodore Faulk four months while their mother 23 was severely burned trying to rescue them. Mrs Faulk was taken to Citizens General hospital New Kensington in serious condition from burns and shock.
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Leechburg
Paul Faulk
Theodore Faulk
Faulk
Waa
Crisis approaches in Bishop Cannon hearing
Preliminary ecclesiastical investigations into Bishop James Cannon face a shift to serious charges in prohibition religious and political matters. Twelve church elders weigh the evidence as Cannon attends sessions despite illness, sitting through long hearings after hospital visits for arthritis treatment.
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Ay United Press
Washington
James Cannon
Cannion
Adjourment in Moore Estate Case in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Dorothy Russell Calvit seeks half of the $750000 Moore estate in a Pittsburgh suit. The case was adjourned to March 4 after surprise testimony from Mrs. Elizabeth Henderson alleging Moore claimed his wife never loved him and that Miss Russell married him for a promised care for her daughter.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Russell Calvit
Alexander P. Moore
Wisabeth Henderson
Moore
Lillian Russel
Henderson
Miss Russell
Drought Relief Efforts Expand Across Southwest States
With up to 700000 in drought dependents, Red Cross and state groups rush aid. Omaha officials report 624728 in Kansas, 76068 in Oklahoma, 64890 in Missouri, 80150 in Texas, and 20000 in Louisiana and Mississippi. State legislatures allocate about 7.1 million for relief and public works.
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Richard L. Harkness
United Press
Wansas Giyy
Fen i Suilyrie
Fren Drinyinl
Uhe
Impinyment
Red Cros
Tavle Meadsi
Red Cross
Askanws
Oklahoma
Aussouri
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
St. Louis
Avi Fnsas
Fd. Cross
Albert J. Evans
Taye
Iivastude
Court martial to hear Butler case linked to Mussolini incident
A report traces General Smedley Butler facing court martial amid claims he shared details of Mussolini and an American visitor in Italy. The narrative connects a motor trip with Mussolini, a fatal child accident, and Vanderbilt letters, with coverage of Wagner's prose and related public speeches.
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Los Angeles
Coméliuy Valderbilt
Phoenis
Uwe State Department
Washingtor Om
Sun
Unite Press Jlispatih
Nymve
Jaywiyet
Mssolini-Butley
Fan Vanderbilt
Wass
Italy
Mussolini
Hind
Bill
Vanderbilt Gestatias
Atuss
Ailal
KNOWL
Lisbet Wagner
Rob Wagner
Vanderbilt
Qyas
Mussolini Wien
Butler
Tome
General Butler
Key West
Navy Dirigible Recy
Key West Naval
Florida Keys
Cuba
Wagnny
Wagner
New Kensington
Willam
Henry Braxton
Fife
Muscolini
Europe
Stalin
Pilsudski
Clemenceau
Delfre
General Pershing
Lloyd George
Kaiser Wilhelm
Senate welfare inquiry boosts unemployment line
Washington dispatch notes the Senate commerce committee voted to report favorably on a Wagner resolution for a Senate communities investigation into unemployment insurance. The measure aims to scrutinize unemployment programs and potential reforms.
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Commerce Committee
United Press
Washington
The
Senne Commerce Committee
Taflay
Wagner
Dem
N.Y
Senate
Five men moved from a pier into Lake Erie at White's Landing
Five men were towed from a greative sheet today but began moving out into Lake Erie at White's Landing near Sandusky.
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Sandusky
Lake Erie
White's Landing
Here
Wall Street Adopts McClintic-Marshall Acquisition Plan
New York firms announce agreement for Bethlehem Steel to acquire all fabricating properties and business of McClintic-Marshall of Pittsburgh. Navy Secretary says charges for Major General Butler’s court martial will not be made public. Arkansas drought tour begins with Hodges and other officers. Virginia report cites dynamite cache linked to union activity. Ohio truck driver killed when train collision occurs near Net Crossing.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Eugene G. Grace
McClintic-Marshall Corporation
Pittsburgh
Washington
Adams
Navy Department
Smedley D. Butler
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed by Networks
Radio listings show WABC and CBS network programs at 5 40 and 7 00 PM with Marion Downsy and a salon orchestra. WZ NBC network features a 1 45 PM Friendly Five and notes like Old Gala and Melody Moments across WARNBC and GBS networks.
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CBS
Columbia
Marion
NBC
Warnbc
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