Saar plebiscite sets return to Germany by wide margin
Geneva reports the League of Nations tally shows 476,089 voting for return to Germany, 46,613 to retain status quo, and 2,083 for annexation to France in the Saar plebiscite. The result, amid anti-Hitler and pro-German factions, boosts calls to shift the region to Reich control.
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Global World News Summary From Fragmented Dispatch
Mixed world items report decrees political shifts in Pasawas and Condoy Clataler. Washington and Glass align with the president as deposit insurance advances a permanent lostution. New Orleans reports city finances entering federal court. Roose velt to lead Mark Twain centennial celebration. Paroled grave robber and trade talks with Canada surface amid broader tensions.
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Manufacturers 10 Propose Statute to Back Strikes
The Navoway Association of Manufacturers drafts a plan to back sympathetic strikes and wage protests across industries. The proposal seeks government action, arbitration, and coordinated labor action to pressure employers while avoiding direct harm to commerce. The article notes opposition and suggests a broader national context, with a continuation mentioned on page 10.
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Probe on charges of censorship in U S sparks House call
US political row over alleged censorship in probe of a government figure intensifies as Representative Dion of Texas proposes a special House committee to investigate the censorship claims. Republicans counter that administration defenses show no fear and accuse rivals of political agitation amid mounting accusations.
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Tax and license laws appear in house in second week
The House of Representatives opens its second week with 14 pending bills and revenue measures aimed at direct taxes and drafting reform. A proposed Roman income replacement tax would tax incomes from $1 up, potentially replacing the current property tax, as Representative William B. Leavitt notes. Chain stores are mentioned in ongoing coverage.
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Fragmented Riverside politics amid mingled chatter
Odd OCR fragment from Heverty Mins California hints at political maneuvering and upcoming sessions. Mentions taxation, party conflicts, and a looming presidential pivot with Democratic and Republican underscored tensions.
Young Rennamer May Be Declared Insane
Tulna Okla January 14 Federal Judge Franklin B Renamer has taken steps to prove his son Philip insane when the youth came to trial here for the murder of John F Gorell Jr Thanhagiving
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Pratt Faces Charges Of Tipping Off Nelson Case
Federal prosecutors prepared to present a large body of evidence to a grand jury in San Francisco concerning eight arrests here and in Reno Nev tied to the death of Baby Face Nelson. A secret complaint filed last week accuses Montana jeweler Arthur Pratt of tipping off Nelson's companion John Chase that a trap was being set by Justice Department sleuths, charging conspiracy to harbor Nelson.
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Repeal Demands and City Payroll Crisis in New Orleans
The Square Centers pressed the governor for a special session to repeal dictatorial measures by Jan 16 while New Orleans Mayor Walmsley and the city commission faced a federal court ruling over finances and an inability to meet tomorrow’s semimonthly payroll due to Huey Long related restraints and a federal court restraining order on city licenses.
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Legion Bonus Bill Introduced In House Split By Advocates
Washington January 14 The American Legion bonus bill was introduced in the House and divided into two camps. Vinson of Kentucky pushed a cash payment plan with loan interest cancelled and eligibility extended to 1945. The measure would require Treasury bonds to fund the bonus, but no tax to raise money was specified. Patman of Texas favored veterans but warned the split could defeat passage.
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Opponents of County Consolidation Fire First Shot in Senate
The Montana Senate opens at 11 with a joint session planned for 2 PM as opponents file a constitutional amendment to curb county consolidations. Twenty one senators announced intent to introduce a measure requiring county voters to have their day in court before any abolition or consolidation, with ballots to be held in 1936 general elections. Sponsors listed include Patnem, Page, Baker, Danielson, Melton, Holt, Sullivan, Plank, Hammond, Anderson, Clifford, Delaney, Denjamin, Hennessy, Colbo, Blankenbaker, Plumer, Sparling, Meyer, and Murphy. The proposal would cap consolidations to existing or newly created counties only by majority votes in each affected county. Acknowledgment that the measure is not final, with possible revisions before introduction.
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Long Missing Woman May Be With Indians Near Link Lake
Thessalon Ont Jan 14 UP William Gillespie a Theagalon farmer said he is checking a report a white woman who might be his sister has been found among Indians at Link Lake near the Ontario Manitoba boundary almost half a century after she vanished during a berry picking expedition Maud Gillespie disappeared six years ago at age 12 Gillespie held a faint hope she could have been kidnapped
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Mississippi Negro Slayer Believed To Be Cannibal
A Mississippi man described as a slayer is alleged to have eaten human flesh. Reports say authorities in Jackson and nearby Cleveland investigated claims of cannibalism linked to a murder case. The suspect faced questions as officials weighed charges and possible extensions of the inquiry.
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How Everybody's Stamp Book Collectors Want
The How booklet for stamp collectors offers tips to avoid fakes, manage duplicates, and learn stamp history. It covers first stamps, rarities, terms, notable stamps, and pricing, aiming to inform and save money. Send 10 cents to receive a copy of Everybody's Stamp Book from The Helong Independent Information.
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Infanta Beatriz Weds Allesandro in Rome Ceremony
Rome January 14 The Infanta Beatriz of Spain wed Prince Allesandro son of the former Elsie Moors of New York in the Church of Jesus attended by Europe’s royal families. King Alfonso received kisses and cheers as crowds celebrated, with an estimated 2400 royals and supporters arriving from far afield. The couple reportedly plan an American honeymoon.
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Temblor 15 Felt in Santiago Cuba Zone
An earthquake event reported in Santiago Cuba with a magnitude around 15 felt by residents. CNN notes the tremor occurred tonight and was widely observed in the region.
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East Winds Snowbound Midwest as Cold Grips Nation
The winter blast sweeps across the Great Lakes region driving temperatures below zero in Minnesota and Ontario. Two deaths occur in Minnesota while a 16 year old is found frozen in Symerton. Snow blocks highways from Wisconsin to Iowa and more snow is forecast as the cold wave reaches Indiana and Ohio. Inaugural crowds endure bleak winds in Columbus for Gov. Davey’s oath.
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Congress Session Dull on World Court Debts
Washington a dull session as Senate opens with a plan to link American entry to the world court to debt payment. Senator Gore says a reservation could bar US participation if court members owe war obligations. Senate Democratic leader Robbingon schedules ratification, court controversy likely to be settled soon.
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Spring Planting Financing Bill Filed by Sen Murray
Senator Murray of Montana introduced a spring planting financing bill to provide funds for wood fuel tractors and livestock feed to aid drought area farmers in planting crops. He said the money could be made available as soon as feasible to support farmers in drought counties and ensure timely spring planting. He also proposed $76,000 for erecting a public memorial in the Crater Battlefield National Cemetery in Montana.
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