Submarine bombing hoax and political shifts reported
A mixed dispatch notes a submarine bombing message deemed an apparent hoax and reports Guam Naval Base vote defeat in the House. It covers Jackson urging harmony in the Democratic Party amid fears of quarrels spreading, Morgenthau urging businessmen to take normal risks to expand operations, and a Kansas Topeka briefing on federal policy implications. The item includes Mojnth shifts, Roosevelt administration hints, and a fatal shooting confession in Morris, Ill.
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Ciilidaaa
DINIC
Akwioimonna
Guam Naval Base
United Press
Topeka
Kans
Robert H. Jackson
Congress
Roosevelt
Jackson
Kansas
Washington
Treasury
Henry Morgen- Thau, Jr
Morgenthau
Hay
Norroil
Special Program for W.F. W. Friday Night At Forelen Wari
A special program Friday evening features veteran Harold Tostely of Sheffield presenting travel pictures from Pusomoan and Bayopzan countries. The event, hosted by Lledt Arpile We Moigosch Post in Spring Creek, aims to interest local veterans with scenes from France and abroad. An invitation extends to all members of the V. FAV and Post members to attend.
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Ceugeysie Frevest
Lledt Arpile We Moigosch Post
Forelen Wari
Pane
Ios
Bent Deon
Spring Creek
Harold Tostely
Sheffield
Belhray
Pusomoan
Patel
Pirt
France
Shemfeld
Livi
Thimnsen
V. Fav
Evertng
Clyde Hall Re-named Head Rural Carriers
Clyde Hall is re named head of Rural Carriers in a meeting of the Rural Mail Carriers Association. Officers elected include Frank Chaffer as vice president George M H Jacksin as harbor executive treasurer Magev Carlo s Ly as treasurer and Hazel Slaw from Corry as president. Other officers include Mrs L del Porve Hav vorcreck vice president Mrs Len Whiteman secretary and Miss Alice Tupper as junior president. Pennsylvania Michie police speaker urged citizens to cooperate with law enforcement and postmaster Wedge spoke at the rural gathering.
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Gryee Muth
al Cartyinal Oir
Tele Carity Rural Jeyleis
A. Taullalms
Bre Yastordy
Glnow
Merrill Lite
Gowry
Yostiient
Lipnt
H. J. Reus
Pennsylvania
Britain and France Reach Agreement on Rebel Victory
London reports Britain and France have agreed on unconditional legal recognition for the Spanish Nationalist government. The Daly Express cites a possible government action in Parliament soon, with expected announcement of Britain’s first ambassador to the Nationalist state.
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Uniteu Freos
London
Great Britain
France
Daly Express
House of Commons
Wes Slinderstood
Neyilte
SOS message hints a false alarm across Atlantic region
A Radio distress call broadcast from an unidentified source claimed a torpedo strike and sinking. Detected by the U S freight ship Tulsa en route from Hamburg to Savannah, the message urged a worldwide alert and raised questions about its origin and intent.
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United Press
New York
Atlantic
Europe
Azores Islands
United State
Tulsa
Enroute Fons
Harabure
Germany
Savannah
Theory that ship struck mine explodes as fresh clues surface
Washington reports the Navy suggests a drifting mine may have caused the mystery distress call. A burning search arc near the Atlantic yielded no wreckage or oil slick as Empress of Australia and Mount Pelion scanned the area. European and American authorities traced the call letters to a Dutch fishing boat and a renamed freighter, while a suspected British vessel was ruled out.
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Washington
Navy Department
Atlantic
Strick
Mount Pelion
Europe
United States
Plandria
Amsterdam
Mercury Drops to Zero as Relief Hope Holds
A frigid cold wave pushes temperatures to near zero with heavy clouds and light snow in parts of the region. Forecasters expect gradual relief by May with diminishing snow and improving skies, though lingering winds and scattered flurries may persist overnight into Wednesday.
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Ivan
Labor troubles shut down multiple auto plants
Detroit reports widespread plant shutdowns as labor disputes force Chrysler Plymouth and Dodge factories to halt operations. Union leaders vow to hold firm until a new agreement, with responses from Briggs Manufacturing and other firms shaping the stalled industry.
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United Press
Detroit
United Ashpiblie
Tnilon
Chrysler “Gorpuvition
Dodge
Briggs
Chryssevoznigos
Prymouth
Len Lanjitte
Lava
Asec
Layitte
Chrysley
Tiazarty Yi
Homer Martin
Lane
Plymouth
Seethel
Chrysler
Jak Guners
Motors
Isla
Gas Price Cut Sparks Countywide Reactions
An unclear countywide notice reports vehicle fuel price adjustments affecting residents and motorists. The report mentions a price change and community responses, with scattered references to locations, individuals, and events. The readability is limited, but the core topic centers on lower gas prices and public impact across the area.
Golden Rule Club to Revise By-Laws
Golden Rule Club plans a by law revision session at Gerdock Pie with newly elected officers led by President Whiteley. The gathering, scheduled for February, will review amending proposals and set the club’s governance direction.
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Golden Rule Club
West
Masaieve
Relwlmey
Gerdock Pie
Imnding
Frail i. Whiteley
Qrvaiarl
Hemi Vanterrin
Olivers of
Thelianis
Stoney
Jd Witly
Whiteley Anil Aboration
Recalls Travels With Buffalo Bill and Indian Scout
Art Larston, longtime associate of Cady, shares memories of Buffalo Bill, Tonal McKay, and Donal the Indian chief. He notes McKay’s death, the Colonel’s era, and McKay’s sons, with references to public speaking and theater past. The piece hints at Donal’s daughter and promises continuation on Page Seven.
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Buffalo Bill
Tonal McKay
West
Art Larston
Chl
Cady
MekKay
Clarence Powell
Angeles
Call
Carry
Lanston
McKay
Oneal
Indiana
Gong
Donal
Donald
Buffalo
Ayolind Afheer
Donald Hay
Reduction of Relief Is Chief State Puzzle
Harrisburg reports on welfare reform proposals led by United Press staff describe county boards of public assistance shifting to issue relief checks and using credit bureau data to verify applicant needs. The plan aims to cut unemployment costs and curb welfare expenditures while extending probation for civil service employees and reviewing department compensation, amid gubernatorial opposition and legislative scrutiny.
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James Shepley
United Press
Harrisburg
Goyer Artin
Carnery
Valiel Ell
Poll
Howayil la Ruse
Sheikehane Theernar
Toeuk
Ray Lantinn
Genom
Gwelfare
Thava Joanne i Monoral
Department of
Swift Nme
Dhe
Vnermine
Alent Rympensstinn
Manishhal
Italian American Association Welcomes New Members
A local Italian American association celebrated a meeting where new members were received. The gathering highlighted community ties and future activities, with members discussing plans and social events for the group.
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Ass’n
Townsendites Enjoy Washington Program
Townsendites attended a Washington program featuring readings, impersonations, songs, and dances led by Phyilia Hoenes Frank Brooks and Mrs J Haight. The event included a biographical sentence about Washington and concluded with the Virginia Reel. A subcommittee meeting followed.
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Siporpe
Chery Townac
Lagheevenine
Lorton
Meritanpeanrdan
Haliday
Atty
Lang
Phyilia Hoenes
Valley Forge
Mea
John Tubbsy
Frank Brooks
J. Haight
George Washington
Charles Stewart
Wathh
Washington
Virginia
Close Vote on Guam Proposal Rocks Naval Base Bill
Washington reports a sharp split in the House over Guam in the naval base bill. A teller vote defeated the Guam provision by 193 to 164, amid efforts to overrule the tally and keep Guam funding within the larger measure.
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Guam
United Press
Washington
Des
Naval Base
Kiwanis Club hears talk on Washington
A Kiwanis meeting featured a Washington topic with speaker My Haey Bmlth. The session included discussion of a Twitter rite related to Meteo and Mip Chaffee, with panel remarks and status updates on ongoing community projects.
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Kiwanis Club
Washington
Cory
Stalth
Meteo
Chaffee
Alvener
Phanel
Keppel ‘Titfaew
Ranetinas
Hull
Hyenty-Miter
Erie Fur Swindle Suspects Sought After $480 Deal
Erie police hunt two men linked to a fur swindle at a local restaurant grocer, totaling 480 dollars. The suspects induced the proprietor with a phony buyer promise, claiming the fur would later fetch a profit of eighty dollars, but the first batch proved cheap quality.
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Erie
Jacob Cahi
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