Britain to start fresh meat ration March eleventh
London february six British rationing of fresh meat begins march eleven at a little over one pound per person weekly. ministers note that existing rations cover sugar butter and ham and bacon, with meat allowances tied to age. The measure, amid German attacks on sea lanes, follows a government push for wartime controls and a potential settlement with Japan to halt hostile actions.
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London
Chamberlain
Carol Halifex
Britain
W. Ss. Morrison
General Johnson Backs Barton as GOP Toga Hope
General Johnson proposed Rep Brice Barton of New York as the GOP’s dark horse presidential possibility. Johnson praised Barton as courageous, independent and honest and urged the party to offer a stronger candidate than Roosevelt’s rumored reelection.
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Johnson
Brice Tarton
New York
NRA
Cleveland Automotive Trade
Turton
Tohneon
Roosevelt
Bachelor Ought Not To Take Leap Year Lightly
Philadelphia February 6 Leap year scolds a bachelor. Assistant District Attorney Harry Kaufman, 33, signed to domestic relations court, mused on matrimony and said he will likely take the leap when the right girl comes along. Six Leap year proposals sat on his desk.
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Phiiedelphia
Harry Kaufman
Kaufman
England Faces New Wave of Sudden Incidents
England is rocked by a new wave of sudden incidents as two condemned LRA members await hanging tomorrow morning. Police blame the LRA amid heightened security across London Birmingham and Manchester. The condemned men Burned and James Wiebardy were convicted for a 194? Coventry device that wounded five.
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Irish Republican Army
Polley
LRA
John Anderson
Birmingham
Tomorow
Meno
Prt
James Wiebardy
Coventry
City Sees Rain as Temperatures Rise Across Montana
A wet snow turned to rain across western Montana as warm air moved in. Helena reported 0.07 inches of precipitation, Kalispell saw 0.44 inches, Miles City ranged in the 1s, and highs varied from 37 to 40s. Highways stayed open as drivers were urged to be cautious on slick spots.
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Helena
Hut Euull
St. Kalispell
Miles City
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Motorizia
Goebbels Warns War Not Child’s Play
Berlin Feb 0 -(P) Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels addressed subordinates urging that settling accounts with the western powers “will be child’s play.” He claimed the German people believe this time there will be a final decision, as states seek to win Germany as a power.
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Paul Joseph Govbhela
He Wala
Thia Tims
Germany
Swedish Vessel Wirgo Sunk by Soviet Bombers Near Aland
A 701 ton Swedish freighter Wirgo was bombed and sunk near Marlenania in the Aland region by Soviet planes. Captain Anders Anderson reported the crew abandoned ship and reached an island. no injuries. The ship was en route from Stockholm to Turka when bombers approached. one other crew member injured? None.
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Yeh
Marlenania
Aland Irlanda
Anders Anderson
Bankers
Great Falls Housing Suit Filed in Supreme Court
The Montana Supreme Court heard a petition for a writ of mandate to force Great Falls to comply with a federal housing authority contract. Six city councilors have refused to act, threatening the award of low bids for a federal project. The council had not approved required foreclosures and property moves, with $548,000 in federal funds already allocated. The court planned to rule on mandating compliance today.
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Supreme Court
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Federal Housing Authority
Pata
John Sinters
Great Belle T Housing Authority
Great Falla
Blakery
Hecvuse
Housing Authority
Percdeet
Iehangea
Lense and Lalgland Constrantor
Friern Housing Authority
Alles Gotha
Slattery
Tammany Democrat Wins in New York Election
In the 9th congressional district special election, Tammany Democrat Af. Sienaal Edelstein won with 12,962 votes, defeating Louis Lefhowtts and Browder. Browder, jailed for fraud, could not vote himself. The contest arose after Rep. William J. Blerich’s death. Edelstein touted New Deal support and President Roosevelt’s backing. Browder’s disqualification stemmed from his communist ties and a state law triggering loss of voting rights.
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Earl Brander
Congress
Sfienaal Edelstein
Roosevelt
Louis Lef
Howtts
Tepunilan
Thomas R. Dewey
Palntial
Asatelec Eave Edelateln
Latskowice
Browder
Qth
Falon
State Attorney
John J. Fennatt, Jr
Jawa of
Pelley Denies Dealings Before Committee Amid Confused Reportage
A garbled newspaper clipping shows Pelley appearing before a committee to deny dealings with Dies, alongside disjointed references to Elkin Park, Hunter’s Wail, and Montana honors. The piece weaves fragmented dialogue, local place names, and stray phrases without clear cohesion or dates.
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Pelley
Silver Shirt Leader Calls Pelley Letters Forgeries
Washington reports Witlant Dudley Dolley of the Silver Shirt Irgion branded the Pelley Letters as forgeries in a dramatic denial of an alleged under the table pact with Rep. Martiney of Texas. Dolley acknowledged some letters were written or signed by him but claimed lack of knowledge about certain concerns. The story notes continued coverage on page 4.
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Washington
Dudley Dolley
Pelley
Fellos
Alaska Highway Body News Clip
A fragmentary report notes a committee trimming the late department appropriation bill affecting the international highway program. It mentions a 8,200 income figure and hints at reallocations within a funding measure.
Dewey Challenges Roosevelt Over U S Finances Figures
Dewey asserts Roosevelt overstated or misstated U S financial figures, claiming a nine billion dollar discrepancy in government debt and deficits. He argues federal and state debts show different trends and cites official sources to refute the president’s accounting.
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Roosevelt
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New York
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Hlomaye
Roosevel
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Finns Use Air Power Against Soviets Near Mannerheim Line
Finnish air units bombed Soviet infantry concentrations near the Mannerheim line after repelling tanks and massed manpower. Flot air force reportedly conducted brief deadly hits as Soviet forces pressed in Summa and near Ipurí, with farther-ranging planes striking train columns. Front reports say icy conditions hampered Soviet troops and aided Finnish defenses.
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Vice Presidents Vote Cuts Budget in Senate Action
The vice president cast a rare tiebreaking vote to allow amendments cutting millions from the Civil Aeronautics budget and related measures. Garner backed a $115,259 reduction from the Independent offices bill as part of a series of amendments, with subsequent cuts totaling $40,000 and a larger $57,841,300 deficiency package moving to the White House. The actions, amid budget wrangling, reflect broader push for lower appropriations and military spending questions.
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Japanese transport 15 sunk by Chinese forces
Hongkong dispatch reports Chinese artillery sank a Japanese transport on the Yangtze, 30 miles above Kluktang. The Central News Agency says the vessel received several hits, with 9 men killed and the rest possibly lost in the river or drowned.
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Yangtsi
Kluktang
Rumor and Gossip Dominate Democratic Chieftains in Washington
Washington Feb 6(2) Rumor and gossip dominate discussions of the Democratic national committee members in Washington today as they gather for informal reception and lea at the White House. They speculate on campaign and convention prospects in Chicago while policy and term questions draw quiet attention from leaders and aides.
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Rimor Anid Gasr
White Moss
Sn Ta Phaka
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Tex Laler
Chicago
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Mounds
Conlidge
Tatineaiy Hall Mee
New York
Planes rerouted via France aid Finland in war
Paris reports fifty carloads of Italian made war planes bound for Finland will reach the Finns after being redirected through France. Germany halted the shipment and Italy selected the French route to avoid tension with powers. Daladier's socialist party urged full French support to help Finland resist Russia.
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Ber Va
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Radical ‘Socialist Party
Pon
Wits
Hoover Declares Miami Mecca for Underworld
A United States senate hearing reveals Hoover’s assertion that Miami serves as a hub for underworld activity with police and government officials implicated in alleged failures to curb vice. The testimony, given January 30 and made public today, criticizes Justice Department and police conduct while urging normal law enforcement channels to handle the matter.
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Miami, Fla
Tron
J. Eagar Hoover
Federal
Turev
Alag
Mocover
Justice Departeent
KML
Nonator
Clerk Admits Theft of Paraly sis
Michael Carta a 14 year old clerk at a Washington post office pleaded guilty to stealing dimes mailed to aid infantile paralysis research. Prosecutors said he signed a confession admitting he took letters while on duty last month.
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Michael Carta
Stea
Landon Attacks Leftists Over Free Speech Claims
A speech and banquet address quotes Landon criticizing left wing critics who cry for free speech while seeking censorship. The former governor warns against labeling opponents and urges emphasis on education and responsible expression amid debates on censorship and political labels.
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