League of Nations faces crisis over Sino Japanese conflict
Reuters dispatches indicate Tokyo has issued what it calls final instructions to its delegation, signaling no change in Manchuria policy. Geneva reports describe a tense atmosphere as the Japanese stance on Manchuria’s status remains unreconsidered, hinting at a potential showdown with the League.
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Detroit rioters attack Briggs trucks in street raid
Rioters from about 4 000 Briggs employees raided Mack Avenue plant deliveries to Ford, attacking two trucks as drivers fled. Police broke up a mob of 300 dispersing after contents spilled into the street. Briggs declared production resumed after a week-long strike cut Ford's body supply.
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New York May Tax All Who Enter 11
Maynor John J. O'Brien suggests New York City could levy taxes on commuters working inside the city but outside its limits. He stated during a Board of Estimate discussion that the city might tax daytime workers or charge tolls on bridges to raise revenue before year’s end.
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State plan shows $800000 saving from two year spending
A table outlines how the house appropriations committee expects to save about 500000 in state government operations over the next two years. It compares the current appropriation ending June 30 with the committee’s figures for the ensuing biennium ending June 3, 1828, detailing the amount and percentage of reductions in the general fund. Most departments are included, with only a few minor ones omitted.
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House Slashes State Departments Budget For Two Years
The appropriation committee cut more than 800000 from state boards commissions and departments in the first major general fund and appropriation bill for the next two years. The total biennial general fund appropriation drops to about 52,552,55% from 52,240,049 for 1957-59. Minor funds offset some of the cut. other bills including elective officers and the Judicial department are pending. Continued on Page 10.
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McFadden Attacks Hoover. Underhill Defends President
Washington report notes Rep McFadden renews assault on President Hoover over international policy while Rep Underhill of Massachusetts rejects impeachment talk and asserts Hoover has faced greater abuse than any president, urging fairness from Democrats during hard times.
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Hoover
Colorado Names Official State Liar for 1 Year
Denver reports Colorado has an official liar, PAI McCarthy, proclaimed champion bar of the United States by the Burlington Wisconsin Alars. Governor Edwin O Johnson appointed McCarthy official state liar at a $1 annual salary.
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McCarthy
Murder marks strike of North Ireland rail men
Sabotage on Northern Ireland rail lines near Dromiskin and Carrigan stations killed two and wounded four as rails torn and a passenger train wrecked. Five shots fired at engineman and guard. volunteers withdrew. Great Northern Railway plans to abandon wartime service until the strike ends.
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Free State
Bankers summoned by Senate stock probe
Chairman Norbeck announced that Charles E Mitchell and other high officials of the National City Bank of New York would be called before the Senate stock market investigation on February 21 to inquire into the marketing of their bank stocks to the public. Norbeck said the bank block was sold at a phenomenally high price and then dropped to less than one-twentieth of that high price.
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Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Senate Stock Market
National Cltr Bank
Lima Peru riot leaves many wounded and imprisoned
reports from Guayagual say 6,000 political prisoners attended a demonstration in Lima, Peru, where many were killed or wounded. prisoners have been on hunger strike since Sunday. further details were not provided.
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Wen
Guayagual
Lima
Peru
Tiwan
Legislation Urged To Halt Bank Control Of Rail Reorgs
Washington Feb 1 AP legislative committee of the Interstate Commerce Commission urged Congress to pass measures preventing banks from dominating railroad reorganizations. It urged a special court or department to handle reorgs, citing bankers’ initiative and influence over security holders and committees. The group warned current bankruptcy statutes are hybrid and urged reform.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Couzens
Mich
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Guise manifesto calls for monarchy in France revolt
Paris reports a manifesto by the Duke of Guise, royalist leader and throne pretender, urging a dictatorship under a monarchy. It mocks the republic as impotent and asks Frenchmen to choose between authority and monarchy or oppression and anarchy. The Duke rose as pretender after the Duke of Orleans’s death in April 1926. He reportedly won $5 in Brussels.
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Comprehensive farm relief program unlikely this session
Washington dispatch reports that a broad farm relief plan cannot pass before March 4. Leaders from both parties agree the five point proposal from agriculture advocates may be delayed by complex debates. The plan includes price supports, a $1,000,000,000 federal lending corporation, and nationwide farming conciliation commissions to adjust farm finances.
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Roosevelt
Corliss Palmer Drinks to Forget a False Lover
Corliss Palmer, former screen actress, was hospitalized after an alcohol fueled attempt to forget a rumored love affair. She blamed Albert Cohen for the unhappy ending and recalled past involvement with Brew ater, Estelle Cohen, and a divorce suit. Palmer said she had given up everything for Al and sought help after her letter was recalled.
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Ban Franciano
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Ac Fream
Mia Palmer
Eugena
Brewater
Misa Palmer
Hrewater
Dog denied burial in Eldredge family plot
In Pocatello Idaho on February 1 a bird dog named Donny was denied sepulture in the Eldredge family plot at Mountain View Cemetery. The city attorney forbade interment of a dog, so Donny will be buried in a private backlot with other recent animal burials.
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Donny
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N. M. Eldredon
Penny
Caring HoldUp Confessed by Helena Youth
Joe Walsh a 14 year old student at St. Helena School arrested by Sheriff Arthur confessed yesterday to a string of crimes including the holdup of Tule fan grocery store at 300 Chaucer Street on December 28. He also confessed to stealing 67.60 from Miss Mary Poorman of North Warren Street Tuesday afternoon. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Andrew D Walsh of 106 South Heattie Street.
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St. Helena
Arthur
Parsons Tree Aiay
Andrew D. Walsh
South Heattie Street
Mary Poorman
North Warren Street
Mrs Roosevelt Hosts Dinner for Needy Folks in Tarrigbite
Mrs Crankiin 10 Tragaevele and Governor and Mrs Gif ford Finehot hosted a nickel plate five course dinner at the creative mansion for about 60 guests. Black bean soup cabbage rolls stuffed with salmon and ree hamburger in white cornmeal shells and other dishes featured. cost per plate about 64 cents. Food bought weekly for needy families under the State Emergency Relief Board headed by Governor Inchot.
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Crankiin
Tragaevele
Gifford Finehot
Aban
New York Exchange to Protect Investor
The New York Stock Exchange announced a thorough survey of auditing methods for all companies with trading privileges. President Richard Whitney said the effort is part of broader steps to protect investors, with potential new regulations to be proposed by the committee on ratings after the study.
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New York Stock Exchange Today
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Richard Whitney
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Mrs. William H. Cudworth denounces liberal groups
Mrs. William H. Cudworth, chairing the American Legion Americanization committee, denounces a church council and about a dozen liberal organizations as un-American. She claims these groups are conspiring to undermine Americanism.
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American Legion
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
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Senators Turn Down Bill Authorizing Insurance of Public Property
Montana senators reject S. R. No. 22 to authorize state insurance on public buildings and contents. The measure failed on third reading with a 2 to 22 vote, one absent, as supporters split between principle and practicality. The Senate Insurance Committee gave an unfavorable report, though Carroll's motion was printed and placed on general file.
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Montana
Carroll
Musselshen
Senate Committee On Insurance
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Ater
Cost of education rises per pupil day charge
Washington Feb 1 AP reports the federal Office of Education estimates the daily cost to educate a child has risen to 4 counts per day from 1925 26 levels. Current school year cost is 48.7 cents per child per day in public elementary and high schools, up from 62.6 cents three years ago.
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Whahngton
Federal Office of Education
Lowering of Tariff Theme Looms In Roosevelt Discussions
In Warm Springs Ga on February 1 President-elect Roosevelt and Senator Hull discussed a plan for worldwide tariff reduction and currency stabilization in exchange for relief on war debts. Hull’s presence sparked cabinet speculation as to a possible secretary of state role. The piece mentions forthcoming debts and Washington economic meetings.
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Roosevelt
Hull
Tennesses
Washington
Moosaveit
Son of Rich Farmer Slain While Attempting Robbery
Plattsmouth Neb Feb 1 A coroner s jury returned a verdict that Pearl O Hail son of Mr and Mrs Ray O Haire wealthy farmers near Van Wert Iowa fell and was killed while attempting to rob a store at Murdock Neb early today Sylvester owner of the store fired at him as he hid on a tin shelf O Haire suffered a broken neck and was dead when Sylvester reached his side
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Pearl
O'Hair
Ray O'Hair
van Wert
Iowa
Murdock
O’hair
Italia
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Sylvester
German Elections Dated Hitler Bares His Program
Berlin February first reports Hitler the new chancellor issued a proclamation outlining two four year plans to save farmers and workers. Compulsory labor service and farm colonies form the core pillars of the program as new elections to replace the Reichstag dissolve by presidential decree are set for March six. The government will wage an intensive campaign under the slogan Hindenburg and Hitler.
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Hitler
Silver advocates hope for action in extra session
Washington reports sponsors of currency inflation measures gaining new members to back a push for inflation via remonetization. Testimony before the house committee showed a majority of new legislators behind the effort, signaling a potential April session clash between President-elect Roosevelt and Congress over altering the dollar.
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Troposala
Congress
Spitale and Bitz Free in Killing Case
New York February 1 A court dismissed charges of suspicion of homicide against Salvatore Spitale and Irving Bitz tied to the Lindbergh baby case and the shooting of Antonio Fantaino. They had been held in connection with the fatal incident but were released by Magistrate WW Stanley Renaud.
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Irvingitz
Underworld
Lindbergh
Magiateato
Stanley Renaud Ty Homicida Connl
Antonio
Champ” Fantaino
Lash Aupuat
Riot at Romanian oil refinery prompts troops deployment
Bucharest Fab 1 troops rushed to the Romanian American Oil refinery at Volesti to quell serious disturbances sparked by wage disputes. About a thousand workers stormed gates and damaged the administration building interior after being dissatisfied with the plant manager's explanation.
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Rumania
Vloesti
Licensed brothel behind social evil in far west
Geneva report of the League of Nations inquiry into traffic in women and children in the Far East cites licensed brothels as key in perpetuating this trade. Commission chair Baarom Johnson notes Americans funded the study. findings show most victims are Asian women moved within Asia, with Japanese women prominent among prostitutes who work mainly for their own countrymen.
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Commission of Inquiry
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