Gmen to Probe Union Leaders Charges at GM Strike
Washington reports that federal agents led by J Edgar Hoover will investigate claims that strikebreakers were moved into Anderson Indiana from St Louis to disrupt peaceful picketing at General Motors. A Senate inquiry by La Follette is also sent to Anderson to probe violence allegations against GM plants and related Delco Remy disruption. Secretary Perkins dispatched an investigator to the city as well.
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Washington
General Motors
Anderson
Ind
J. Edgar Hoover
Thor
St. Louis
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
LaFoliette
United Automobile Workers
Guide Lamp
Delco-Remy
Perkins
Ailing Pontiff Feels Considerably Better
Vatican City January 28 Pope Pius felt sufficiently improved tonight to reassume powers he had delegated to subordinates a month ago in a sign of returning health and normal governance.
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Vatican City
Pius
Hitler's Fourth Anniversary Domes Europe Fears Land Policy
Europe awaits Hitler's next move as he marks four years since coming to power. Analysts expect renewed calls for colonial restitution or territorial expansion after a long pattern of timed, high profile actions. The sequence began with Hindenburg’s 1933 dismissal and the Reichstag fire, leading to Nazi consolidation and Hitler’s purge in 1934. Continued in 1935 with Hindenburg’s death, the regime solidified control and elimination of rivals.
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Hitler
Europe
Hitlertam
Hindenburg
General von Schleicher
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Reichstag
Schleicher
Munich
The Conspiratorial Mind of Dorothy Thompson on Moscow Trial
Dorothy Thompson analyzes the Moscow trial, arguing the defendants and witnesses reveal a mind shaped by conspiracy. She compares Russian, German, French and American revolutionaries, noting loyalty to party over personal truth, with discipline that demands murder if ordered. She recalls a past Moscow visit and questions the nature of revolutionary mindsets across movements.
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Dostoyevsky
Germany
France
United States
Moscow
Russlan Communist Party
Ovent
Lia
Senate bill would place liquor and beer in appointive hands
A senate bill would shift Montana liquor control from state officials to an appointive three member Montana Liquor Control Board. The board would oversee all liquor and beer state business, appoint an administrator, enforce laws, and set annual pay for officials. Three members would be appointed by the governor with senate consent, serving four-year terms.
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Montana
Dlertirstate
H. BE. Henja‘min
Toole
John I. Campbell
Missoula
Pew
Tulsa
Okla
Guor
Flood Toll Rises as Louisville Flood Deepens
Rain and cold drive flood officials to estimate higher death tolls in Louisville while Ohio River crests at dangerous levels. Authorities evacuate refugees in the flooded south central district as hospitals brace for pneumonia and influenza cases amid increasing casualties and shifting censorship. Federal troops secure the Beargrass Creek pontoon bridge where boats deliver bodies, with about 40 reported drowned crossing the structure.
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West End
Associated Press
Murray Becker
Harry Harris
Beargrass Creek
Naval plane squadron on float to haw
San Diego reports Lieut. Commander William M McDade leads 12 plane squadron from San Diego toward Honolulu having traversed 1125 nautical miles. He radioed that they have passed the halfway mark with no trouble and the flight proceeds at 1800 hours local time. Debris snow blanketed Spokane as 31 inches fell, prompting sheriff Ralph Buckley to form a snowshot relief squad for rural homes.
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San Diego
Calif
William M McDade
Honolulu
Spokane
Wash
Spokane Weather Bureau
Ralph Buckley
Army bomber crash kills one near Front Royal
A U S Army bomber crash on Hilger mountain near Front Royal Virginia this afternoon left one enlisted man dead and six injured. Private Henry L. Neild of the 36th pursuit squadron Langley Field was killed. Lieut Joseph D Zimmerman the pilot suffered severe burns and was among the most seriously injured.
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Front Royal
Hilger Mountain
Here
Henry L. Neild
36Th Pureuft
Langley Weld
Plang
Joseph D. Zimmerman
Just a Minute With Irvin 3 Cobb
In Santa Monica California on January 28 the piece highlights varied weather contrasts from Florida orchards to Alaska coasts with floods and dust storms shaping life across the nation. It notes people complain life in the Machine age is monotonous yet the writer advances a wry, reflective stance about modern living.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Florida
California
Alaska
Los Angeles
San Diego
Ohio
Mississippi
Trvin
Cobb
Mars
Flood Toll Grows Across Eleven States In Nationwide Disaster
Summary of widespread flood losses and looming damage across 11 states. Death toll surpasses 340 with nearly a million homeless. Damage exceeds 400 million dollars as Ohio and Mississippi rivers swell and levees brace for possible breaks. Red Cross seeks 10.008 million for food relief. contributions near 3 million. Army engineers reinforce levees from Cairo to Memphis amid ongoing evacuation and disease fears.
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Ohio
Pittsburgh
Owenshore
Louisville
Evansville
Ind
Mississippi
Cairo
Arkansas
Memphis
Red Cross
Ill
Memphia
Quncinnati
Paducah
Jean
Tefure
Anaconda To Receive Half Motor Vehicle License Money
The Montana House approved a measure allowing the city of Anaconda to obtain 50 percent of the motor vehicle license receipts in Deer Lodge county and use them for municipal street improvements. Only Butte has had a similar privilege, with counties divided funding sparking debate among legislators. The session also advanced other items, including irrigation district weed control and plans for a Montana Bar association.
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House of Representatives
Anaconda
Lcense
Deer Lodge
Butte
Silver Bow
D M
Manning
Treasure
Montana Bar Association
Lee Metcalf
Royalll
Ohio River receding at Cincinnati amid fire fears
Cincinnati faces flood recovery with health concerns and a looming fire menace. As the Ohio River pulls back, city and refuge shelters sustain public health measures and power and telephone services. about 15,878 homes and buildings remain inundated in Cincinnati and northern Kentucky suburbs Newport Corington and Dayton.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Tnundated
Med Cross
Kentucky
Newport
Corington
Dayton
House Fights Over Civil Service Bill Passes
Washington Jan 28 The House balked and kicked at a bill to place all postmasters under the classified civil service then passed it and sent it to the senate after a seven hour tumultuous session. Lights went out and members left for dinner before returning to vote and adjourn for evening engagements.
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Washington
Jen
Senate
Mississippi Flood War Looms Over Memphis Area
Flood fighting legions massed for a crest threatening the lower Mississippi in Tennessee Arkansas and Mississippi as evacuees flood relief centers. About 90 000 refugees seek care in the Memphis district with up to 150 000 expected. Dead total 39 across Arkansas Mississippi and Tennessee with over 2 500 000 acres submerged.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
George Myer
National Red Cross
Arkanans
Tenneexes
Ugaki fails to form cabinet amid tensions in Japan
Tokyo reports that General Kazushiga Ugaki could not establish a cabinet after five days of effort despite army opposition. Emperor Hirohito may grant a civilian mandate to form a government. In sports, Greeley State beat Western State 65 to 45 in a Rocky Mountain Conference game. A Akron strike hits the B F Goodman remanufacturing plant, with sit down protests delaying operations.
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Tokyo
Kazushiga Ugaki
Hirohito
Gavn Ugaki
Greeley Greeley
Colo
Greeley State
Western State College
Akron
Ohio
B. F. Goofrich Company
Woolgrowers Fearful of Argentine Importations
The National Woolgrowers Association closed its Tuad annual convention in Albuquarque New Mexico on January 26. R C Rich of Barley Idaho was named to a second term as president. Sylvan J Pauly of Deer Lodge Montana C B Wardlaw of Del Rio Texas and T J Drumheller of Walla Walla Washington were elected vice presidents. The convention urged the embargo on meat imports from Argentina remain in place.
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Albuquarque
N. M
National
Woolgrowers* Association
Tuad
R. C. Rich
Barley
Idaho
Sylvan J. Pauly
Deer Lodge
Mont
C. B. Wardlaw
del Rio
Texas
T. J. Drumheller
Walla Walla
Wash
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