Paraguay may quit the League of Nations amid Chaco crisis
Buenos Aires reports Paraguay aims to withdraw from the League of Nations following its stance on the Chaco peace plan. Officials condemn the League’s actions against Bolivia and await possible Geneva proposals as Paraguay’s pressure mounts. The veteran generals and Paraguayan press analysts express concern over shifting alliances and regional stability.
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President Hoosevelt Attends Harvard For Family Visit
President Roosevelt plans weekend trip to Cambridge Massachusetts to attend the graduation or ceremony of his third son Franklin. He remains a member of the organization tied to his Harvard days thirty years ago as tides shift with political duties.
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Hoosevelt
Tivard
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Maas
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World News In Gist From Unclear Dispatches
The report glimpse mentions Domenic Mian Rleberg backing a Flexible SRA and US administration battles over relief policy. Tokyo holds a suspected spy case aboard a tanker named Wlizabeth Kellogg. inquiry follows grounding near fortifications. Rome speeds embassies and troop moves for Allivan front as Windsor parent quintuplets attract legal attention.
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Allivan Front
Windsor
Dionnn
Rhikh'en
Tryat
Ilduce Sends Troops to Africa in War Mobilization
Reports from Washington note supporters of a 2 billion dollar bonus bill faced a tight vote as petitions urged approval. Patman said the measure would pass with enough signatures. Gore proposed cutting foreign obligations to fund soldier bonuses. Ethiopian peace talks deteriorated while Italian forces prepared for action in Abyssinia with ships and troops underway.
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Mentin Marsvoliik
Eithiopia
Tds Ababa
Harry Selasal
Athiapiana
Sail
Ill Treatment of Yarke es Alleged in Japan Affair
February report on American claims of police mistreatment of U S citizens in Osaka. Ambassador Grew advised the Japanese foreign office after discussions with Vice Minister Shigemitsu. statements from Oska police contradicted by sworn American testimonies. Industry executive Sk. S. K. Irvin reported rapes of two employees, Witham Palmroth and A. W. Reatt, by police, as Koreans were accused of confrontation. Continued on page ???
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Young Ontario parents seek control of quintuplets fortune
In Windsor Ontario on February 22 yy the THonne quintuplets parents moved to obtain parental control of their five infants. A Windsor lawyer represents them as the babies near nine months old. The fortune, expected to reach about 100000 dollars by age one, cannot be drawn until the children turn 18.
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Thonne Quintuplers
Tau Marit
Windsor
Manestal
Washington Birthday Kept With wreath at Mount Vernon
President leads nation in honoring Washington by silent wreath at his tomb. Senate and House recall Washington's farewell address, with Driscoll reading the speech in full amid partisan reactions. At the monument foot 48 stars are shown as tribute to the states.
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George Washington
George Werahing
Senate in committee as 22 bills await action
The Wisconsin Senate met in a long session to clear routine business. A total of 419 bills were reported by committees, with most recommended for passage in committee or on third readings. There are 22 committee bills in committee, expected to reach the Senate today as it begins disposing of house bills. The special committee on state liquor control did not report yesterday, though recommendations were due, and may be taken up today.
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Canmitltee
Army Bill Advances to Senate With Expanded Guard
The House approved the largest army spending program in four years, funding strength to 165000 and authorizing 6000 more National Guard, plus additional aircraft, tanks, and equipment. The measure also covers rivers and harbors and related military needs with a total near 22 million dollars.
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Heb
Sprdnd
Regulaya
Wot POEERS SAYS Wot POEERS SAYS Beverly Hills
Fragmented reader notes describe a ship voyage to Albuquerque morning travel woes with snoring, a pilot’s self reliance, and a casual reference to pop culture figures. The writer mentions Tre and Tacky Meade in a race context and notes a rare view of a screen personality.
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Albuquerque
Wally Heer
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Mimi
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Rita Vide
Plane crash near Suba in the West Indies eyed
Reports from New York state an unidentified airplane was seen bursting into flames and crashing into the sea near Suba in the Dutch Islands of the West Indies. The U S coast guard renewed search at San Juan Puerto Rico but darkness prevented identification.
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Daisy riot erupts as strikers clash in Tennessee
Daisy, Tenn., Feb 22. A strikers parade ended in a riot injuring four by gunfire and hospitalizing women. Eight sheriff's officers from Chattanooga investigated. About 300 in the crowd, including many women and children, gathered near the Richmond mill branch. The shooting timing and responsibility remained unclear. The plant employs over 2700 workers, with sympathy strikes spreading from nearby towns including Rodd.
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Tenn
Chattanooga
Robert Vale
Sherif
Daley
Richmond
Tien Susman
Dale
Rodd
Pie Fight Over Jobs Hits House and Senate
Washington February 22 The house patronage dispute over pies and jobs spills into the senate disturbing decorum as Speaker Burns Hail and 16006 soda are said to be available in the expanded CCC for deserving democrats Senator Hastings of Dell charges the democrats can find 10000 jobs from 9240,000,000 for the CLG The work relief bill returns to the appropriations committee and President Mansevelt supports the conservation corps Senator Robinson accuses Hastings of politicizing relief and claims Republican administrations fill offices with Republicans while Democrats would still lean Republican Hastings says he has torn away the cloak of democratic deception.
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Senate Democrats
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Democrata
Reef Bill
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mansevelt
Robinson
Hastings
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Arkansas
House Moves to Grant Broad Powers to Attorney General
The Montana House advanced a bill granting the attorney general broad power to direct county attorneys to prosecute in criminal and civil actions. Opponents warned it could weaken local prosecution and invites negligence, while supporters called it a reform to curb graft and strengthen state law enforcement. The measure, HB 413, moves to third reading with floor debate ongoing.
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House of Representatives
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Abollah
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Ren
Stevens
Caacade
Parker
Otters
State liquor store system 3 favored
Charleston WV Va Pen 22. A version of a tale operated mayor stores after the reveal of West Virginia's prohibition law March 1 was assured today with the passage by the legislature of the administration's liquor control bill.
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West Virginia
Battle for free press in U. S. by no means over
Washington February 22 The effort to honor free independent press continues as Walter Tippsmann orator and George Washington University official confer honorary doctorates on notable journalists including Lippmann Roa Van Anda Garr, and four Washington correspondents. Lippmann stresses that liberty requires more than legal guarantees. the struggle spans a century and will be won by newsroom workers who defend the press and its role in education.
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Walter Tippsmann
Ceorge
Washington University
Tyne Rover Homstayet Nen
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Garr Vo van Anda
New York Times
Charles G. Roa
St. Louis
Ulrich Tell
Loninville Vouriers Journal
Fred Benary
The
Baltimore Sun
Jay Hayden
Detroit Nova
Theodore Wallen
New York Herald-Tribune
How to Keep and Serve Wines Advice Booklet Offer
A formatted ad explains proper wine storage with corks and bottle angling to avoid spoilage. It promotes a Washington Information Bureau booklet on wines, inviting readers to mail ten cents for a copy and providing directions to send payment with address details to Washington, D.C.
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Washington Information Bureau
Luck From Draw With Equipoise At Santa Anita
The Whitney stable chestnut Equipae drew 20th post in the Santa Anita Handicap field of 2 overnight entries for the 100000 race. Heavy favorite Raymont Warne is expected to print his way through the field as odds on the Whitney entry Olly High Glee were surprisingly high. More than 50 000 are expected to attend.
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Sonny) Warke
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Cabinet Affected by Cuban School Strike
A Cuba school strike swayed government, overthrowing parts of the Mendieta cabinet. Education Secretary Capote Diza and Commerce Secretary Rafael Santos Jiminez, both university professors, resigned under pressure. portfolios were temporarily reassigned.
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Tayana
Cuba
Carlos Mendieta
Mendieta
Capote Diza
Rafael Santos Jiminez
Merce
Governovent
Fate of relief bill hinges as Senate sends back to committee
Washington reports the administration's 34.28 billion relief bill faces uncertainty after the Senate returned it to the appropriations committee at Democratic leaders' urging. Senator Byrnes claimed 4.0 billion for 3.5 million men is dead under the wage amendment pressure, while others deem it a threat to future plans. Some propose trimming to 1.59 billion to sustain aid for a year, with House rejection of the prevailing wage amendment anticipated.
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Senate
Appropriations Committee
Byrnes
South Carolilna
Belof
Chicago Strikers Fire On Fuel Cars In Labor Action
Five coal strikers were seized today after gunfire halted four fuel trucks and wounded a driver named Charles Wicker who was shot in both ankles. The outlaw union walkout expands as cotton workers strike yet shops operate with persistent pickets and unions demand higher wages.
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Teamstern Union
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Tale
Boy of 2015 to De for Murder of Girl
Olympia February 22 A superior court jury found Merritt Hunter 20 guilty of the murder of his 39 year old sweetheart Valion Kanda. Death sentence was decreed by the jury amid the verdict.
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Waah
Merritt Hunter
Valion Kanda
Tennessee Valley action decided in U S tribunal
In Birmingham Alabama on February 22 Judge Geubbe ruled the Tennessee Valley Authority lacked authority to dispose of surplus hydroelectric power. The decision blocked an injunction to stop TVA from selling power to municipalities and rural lines and barred negotiations with the Public Works Administration for municipal electrification. The Alabama Power Company preferred shareholders joined in the suit alleging plans for broad electrification in northwest Alabama.
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United States District Court
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