Roosevelt Seeks 250 Million for Relief Aid and Naval Accord Talks
Roosevelt asks 250 million dollars for relief aid while disclosing Tokyo favors a world naval limit and a proposed accord. Japanese spokesman warns against qualitative caps and expansion if talks fail. Reports also cover a New York incident, Rubens Moscow interview delays, a Brooklyn arson case, Brussels murders, and linked investigations.
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Tokyo
Japan
Supan
United States
Great Britain
France
Java
Life's Like This Odd News From A Far Corner
A collage of quirky items from Columbia to Idaho and Des Moines reports odd events. A town council meeting notes and a university prank lead to delayed sports due to cold while a mugging lawsuit and a Philippine War tale share space.
Inside Story on WPA Funds and Roosevelt Plan
The article outlines the White House stance on WPA funding as of February 1, noting Morgenthau’s assertion of available money, Roosevelt’s initial expectation of higher winter WPA demand, and the looming consideration of additional appropriations. It hints at shifts in policy amid congressional reaction and press coverage.
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Treasury
Morgenthin
Washington
Honest Ads and Classifications in a Small Town Paper
A fragment reflects editor Bob Burns in 1938 urging honest advertising at the Van Buren Pres-Argus. The editor debates proper classification for an unusual ad, asking if it belongs under business chances pets stock or household fixtures as the Arkansas traveler watches.
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van Buren
Pres-Argus
Arius
Saya
Bob Burns
Roosevelt asks Congress for 250 million relief funds
President Roosevelt asked Congress for immediate appropriations of 250 million dollars to meet relief needs over the next tours and a half months. WPA officials said the program would support industrial centers especially auto manufacturing and would cover about 1.09 million people per month over the period.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Bundy
Bankhead
Works Progress Administration
Rolks
Oo Wea
Requiest
WPA
Millon
Roose
GOP Lincoln Dinner Tonight in Beadle County
Beadle County Republicans host a Lincoln dinner at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel tonight with George B. Otte, Clarke County GOP leader and Clarke legislative figure, headlining. Huron high students directed by Duane Smith provide musical features. dinner served at 6 30 in the Elks ballroom.
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Beadle County
Marvin Hughitt
George B. Otte
Clark
Mr. Otte
Clarke County
Civeley
Clarke
Huron High School
Duane Smith
Elks Ballroom
Macvin Hughitt
Denies Al Capone Is In Strait Jacket
San Francisco dispatch rejects reports that Al Capone is confined in a strait jacket on Alcotrad Island. The warden says Capone is in a hospital cot under observation for insanity with no violence, and no move to another facility planned.
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al Capone
San Francisco
Oday
Agitar
Alcotrad Island
Chicago
Jin
America
James A. John
Hay
Time to Sell Your Extra Inside-Way Articles
An old newspaper want ad urges readers to sell extra inside-way articles to earn cash and clear attic clutter. It promotes quick results by calling 4151 and asking for the ad taker, noting ads run up to Saturday for Guaranteead Results’ Week.
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Guarantead
California Gale Kills Five and Causes Millions in Damage
San Francisco February 10 1971 a howling gale swept northern California with five deaths and scores injured. The 300 mile front produced near tornadic winds knocking out communications blocking highways and rail lines and threatening floods with more rain. Coastal towns faced pounding waves and widespread damage extending from San Luis Obispo to the Oregon line and into the Sierra Nevada.
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San Francisco
California
Cme
San Luis
Obispo
Los Angeles
Oregon State Line
Coast Line
Sierra -Novadad
Nebraska Official Seeks New Trial In Jurgensen Case
Lincoln Feb 11 Defense attorneys prepared motions for a new trial in the case of Lieutenant Governor Walter H. Jurgensen who was convicted by a district court jury for embezzling 548 dollars from Chester C. Kaderli, a depot agent. Jurgensen may remain in office pending appeal with a 2000 bond. Nebraska law sets penalties from one to seven years for this charge. The case centers on stock from the United Savings and Loan Association promissory bonds and Western Union Life Insurance bonds or cash improperly obtained through an agent, Jules H. Johnson, now in prison.
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Lincoln
Neb
Lienant
Walter” H. Jurgersen
Nebraska
Chester C. Kaderli
Western
Nebraska Depot Agant
Ald Jurgemen
State Supreme ‘Court
Jurgensen
Kaderi
Jules H. Johnson
Prison. Oe
United-Savings Mod. Lean Association
Kaderli
Western Union Life Insurance Company
Torgenson Slop
Senate Farm Bill Passage Expected Amid Debate
Senate leaders moved to sidetrack the antisynching filibuster and push the House approved crop control measure to the White House. Key figures include Senator Schwellenbach urging a test vote to protect dairy and livestock regions, while House support came from Chairman Jones and South Dakota reps Case and Hildebrandt. The farm bill remains Roosevelt’s flagship in the special session with debate likely to continue.
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Washington
Schwellenbach
Don Stalwart
Congressional
The
Westerice
Senate
White House
Smith
South
Carolna
Pope
Ucther
Tower
Jones
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
House
Agriculture Department
S. D
South Dakota
Case
Hildebrandt
Roosevelt
White 70 discusses liberal attitude as aging changes views
An Emporia Gazette interview with a 70 year old man reflects on aging and a shift toward liberal views. He recalls a life of constancy at home yet travel and spiritual exploration in later years, stating he won’t tolerate eulogies and has seen much.
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The
Emporia, Gazette
Spirituay
Urein
Bax
War Profit Bill Sparks Sharp House Split
Congress divides over a wartime profits tax bill as House military committee delays action. Critics reject the tax provisions as ineffective while some call for a sweeping conscription and wartime finance plan. Lawmakers debate price ceilings and a continuing study to base wartime taxation amid ongoing defense urgencies.
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Washington
Congress
House Miliary Committee
House
Maverick
Texas
Treasury
Short
Missouri
Last Kiss Missed Feb 10 Pp Williams Refused to Leave
A man told police he left home after an argument and found his partner dead from gas poisoning this morning. The report notes a sequence of notes heard on a piano and a gas leak fatality, with measurements of the instrument and room context.
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Williaa Iter
Opening date set for Huron Cheyenne air routes survey
Marvin Landay vice president of Wyoming Air Serview outlines plans to open the Huron Cheyenne route with a probable April 1 date. Preparations include surveying emergency landing fields and selecting sites north of Philip and at Hot Springs, Torrington, and Le So. Airlines may establish an emergency landing pad every 100 miles, with a potential link between Huron and Pierre. Weather bureau data and FAA guidance will guide operations as pilots complete the survey.
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Marvin’ Landes
Wyoming
Airlines
Boon
Marvin
Landay
Wyoming Air
Serview
In-Hirontoday
Hurod-Cherenna
Servin
Ward
Landes
Pilatn
Attas
Lane
Philip
At “Hot
Boeing Se
Torrington
le So Ap
Epring
Landi- Fielda
Huron
Pierre
Weather Bureau
Mitchell Man Will Be Pitted Against Berry In Primary
Senator Herbert B. Aitchcock of South Dakota announced reelection and opposition to former Governor Tom Berry for the Democratic US Senate nomination. Hitchcock emphasized no deal to succeed Berry and backed Roosevelt era economic reforms and progressive measures for workers and small business.
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Mitchell
Berry
Washington
Herbert B. Aitchcock
Tom Berry
United States
Hitchcock
Bercy
Peter
South Daekota
Roosevelt
Hohator Hitchcock
Seo Hitchcock
Fighting Opens On Lunghai Corridor Edge Near Chengchow
The report details a major opening phase of the Lunghai campaign with artillery duels north of Chengchow and Peiping Hanchow railway targets. Japanese air and naval units bombed central China as Chinese forces fortified defenses and resisted the southern thrust under generals Doihara Megaki and Tsugai.
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Arta
Lloyd Lehrers Sranghal
Guna of
Tapan
China
Sunghal
Lunghai
Chengchaw
Lunghi
China’e Main Easte West
Central
Chincee
Duguki
Inner Mongolia
Chines
Sceas
North China
Yangtze River
Hwai River
Pengpu
North
Ching
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