Germany in Uproar Over Italian Shots at Dutch Consulate
Reports say long distance shots were fired at a German consular official’s private residence in Holland. German papers react with fury, blaming Jewish influence in the postwar voting and stirring charges. The incident fuels tensions as Mussolini and Chamberlain pursue differing peace aims at a state banquet.
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Italy
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Botte Neuc
Mussolini
Waly
Voyme
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Gagbert
Thutcher
von Mets
Aimee Idan Pinu
Chaperau Pleads Guilty to Second Smuggling Charge
A federal jury yesterday found Chaperau guilty on a second smuggling count. The proceedings recalled a prior conviction with details of a $141,000 Joely Benny shipment from California. Mathignantis denied the charges and was remanded pending a January 24 hearing.
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Pheadert Araliy
Comedia
Chaverad
Siitielment
Henny
Thes Mung
Cone
Mathignantis
Mayors Meeting Opposes Proposed Bill
A messy stenographic record shows a mayoral gathering debating a proposed bill with references to appropriations and committees. The discussion touches on party lines with Republicans and Democrats, and questions of action if the bill fails or advances, including potential floor votes and procedural moves.
Revelations Grow Around Coster Musica Case
A flurry of disclosures emerges as federal and state investigators widen probes into the Coster Musica affair. Officials announce more details on embezzlement schemes, hidden papers, and ties to Italian interests, with hearings intensifying scrutiny of financial irregularities and leadership at the empire.
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New York
Tait
Cyst
Danild Coster
Glyow Inniself
Wrnation
Italy
Grea Doug Empory Can Milkis Ie
Ambross Vo Ake Gatt
Mackmat Phanes
Toporta
Rin Tumning
Unhappy Refugees From Austria In a Dilemma
Unclear fragmented text references refugees from Austria and a confusing set of nonstandard phrases. The readable portion notes distress among refugees and mentions locations, names, and events in a jumbled sequence without a clear narrative or concrete facts to summarize.
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Austria
Powerful Advisor Of New Deal Dies Of Heart Ailment
An influential figure associated with the New Deal era dies from a heart ailment. The obituary notes his prominent advisory role and impact on policies during the 1930s. Further details about his career and affiliations are limited in the fragmented text.
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New Deal
Mrs Conley Dies Urgently At Home
Mrs Conley dies suddenly in bed at home after a long illness. Survived by husband and two daughters Hilda and Helen. Funeral services to be held at Kintaconal church at 2 PM Friday with interment in Hillercat cemetery.
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Montana
Teria Topher Migatis
Conley
Min Ganley
Hilda
Helen
Hillercat Cemetery
Leuthold Quotes Jackson On Tax Matters
Rep Leuthold quotes Jackson on tax policy and government roles. The fragment references state power, revenue, and penalties, with mentions of taxes, fees, and legal implications. The disjointed text shows a debate on taxation and public finances amid a broader commentary on government authority.
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Rep
Leuthold
Jackson
Hopkins Defends WPA Record Before Senate Panel
Harry Hopkins, nominated for secretary of commerce, spent four hours before a Senate committee defending WPA relief administration. He admitted two missteps and defended overall wartime public works while resisting questions about policy details. The hearing touched on efficiency and accountability in New Deal programs and Hopkins’s role amid criticism from opponents.
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Washington
Harry Hopkins
Wwe
Ventarky
iReport in U. 8. Adds to Fears In Gt. Britain
Fragmented OCR notes describe rising tensions in Britain with mentions of opium, diplomacy, and warnings of confrontation. References to Kennedy, Windsor, Mussolini, and Franco hint at a broader international clash as European powers maneuver amid fears of war.
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U. 8
Gt. Britain
Plight of Homeless Sharecroppers in Missouri Grows
The Missouri sharecroppers face worsening hardship as freezing weather and food shortages threaten a large camp of over 100 men, women, and children. They endure cold, hunger, and disease risk, with improvised shelters and limited supplies amid a large-scale protest against sharecropping and low wages.
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Missouri
Madrid
Bander Dsy
Nagrhes Wein
Cation
Montana House Votes on Bill Passage Window
Montana house debates limit on when bills can be voted while Senate resolution stalls. committee review continues as leaders seek clarity on calendar rules and potential changes to the legislative timetable. The discussion centers on procedural steps and authority of the presiding officers.
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House of Representaries
Myaente Warried
Mombey
Amd
Ates
Nymisetiae
Ren Spree
Smoking Peyote Rituals Among Crow People Described
Fragmentary report details Crow rituals and peyote use with mention of sacred bean smoke and ceremonial practices. The piece notes observers and unnamed authorities, referencing tribal rituals, regional locations, and potential health or safety concerns within the context of native religious observances.
U S Navy Bomber Fleet Completes 3000 Mile Hop
The last of the U S Navy bomber planes landed at a military airfield near San Diego at 12 19 pm MST today after a 3000 mile flight from Wright Field. Three aircraft diverted en route to the Central American coast near Fonseca Honduras.
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Heathorn
San Wine Calif
San Diego
Thas
Caen Soto
Iflow
Alon Thong Thrae
Amuadron Reven
Problems Squarely Up To Country Problems Squarely Up To Country
A disjointed World War II era item notes two U S ambassadors Joseph Kennedy and William Bullitt reporting to Congress on potential spring war developments. It discusses Europe's fragility, Soviet and German actions, and the balance of power with references to Ukraine Yugoslavia and other regions, framed as concerns over looming conflict.
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Bau
Senate
House
Joseph P. Kennedy
London
William CU. Bullitt
Paris
Pam Ory
Wife of Sheriff Subdues Prisoners With Mop Handle
Moistese GA January 11 AP report says the sheriff's wife in Colquitt County used a mop handle to herd fifteen prisoners back into a cell and halt a second escape attempt. Four fugitives were recaptured after the commotion.
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Colquitt County
Frankfurter to Appear Before Senate Committee
A damaged report states Frankfurter is to appear before a Senate subcommittee tomorrow. The hearing concerns his nomination as a federal official amid accusations of radical ties. Witnesses, including Mrs. Eitenbeth Dillan and Dean Acheson, face questions as lawmakers weigh confirmation.
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Warsard
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Gleon Frank
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