City rocked by powerful midwest tremor hits da
A severe earthquake damaged a dozen buildings and sent shocks across a wide stretch from Lake City through Nevada to northern California. Residents rushed from homes and schools closed as authorities assessed damage and casualties. The tremor, centered near Davis and felt over hundreds of miles, caused gas leaks and displaced families while emergency crews evacuated affected areas including Sacramento and Berkeley.
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California
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World News In Brief From Turbulent Era
Domestic: Roosevelt fund controversy and policy turmoil. Tampa and Washington coverage report court actions, police murders, and civil works investigations. Global items include Vietnam, Tyrol customs, German border tensions, and a fragile cabinet under leadership strain. Astray text notes Byrd expedition crew facing dangers amid crumbling conditions.
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Platelier Court
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Byrd
Secretary Mitchell Faces Eventful Health Update
The secretary of state underwent an operation here for appendicitis and plans to leave the hospital soon. Doctors anticipate a brief recovery with a positive outlook, stating he should be able to return to duties after a short convalescence.
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Iin
Monta
Pal
Mitchell
Nan Taday
Russians claim new altitude record in secret balloon ascent
Moscow reports a new world altitude record by Russian civil balloonists reaching 20,600 meters. No trace of the crew was found after their surprise ascent as officials searched near Colomna, 75 miles from Moscow, amid uncertainty and a potential public message to the Communist Party congress.
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ITN
Communist Party
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Hitler Denies Austria Aims and Warns on Propaganda
The dispatch notes Hitler denying any designs on Austria and warning that Russian propaganda will be taboo. He addresses the Reichstag amid debate over foreign policy, praising German domestic gains and denouncing opponents while urging mediation in the arms deadlock with Britain and France. The report also mentions lynching news from Florida and a Tampa case prompting a statewide demand for full investigation.
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Austria
Florida
Wool growers urged to embrace better era ahead
A chaotic OCR report summarizes a Manian Wool Growers Association meeting where speakers tout improved profits through testing, hiring, and price stabilization measures. Proposals include extending assistive programs for Petite county, vetting packer practices, and raising price supports while limiting meat processing costs.
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ARENT
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Ferosight Aloes
Brown Silent Partner in Stock Account Probe
An investigative committee reviews a Brown connected stock account tied to Alfred W. Maran and Murphy and Company. The probe questions Brown’s role in market operations and potential changes in contract terms amid scrutiny by government and lawmakers.
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Wanhugtin
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Westmans
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Elven Taday
Aeraund
Murphy
Alfred W. Maran
Primary Amendment Move to Senate for Presidential Ticket Nominations
A constitutional amendment was introduced in the Senate by Senator Stelwor of Oro. It seeks a primary election mechanism to determine presidential and vice presidential nominees. The measure aims to reform nomination processes and expand direct voter participation in selecting party candidates.
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Senate
Stelwor
Oro
Shorter Working Hours Advocated by Mine Workers
Frances Pesy secretary of Libor addressed the United Mine Workers convention urging shorter working hours and better wages for all Americans. She warned codes under NRA era recovery plans are only rough approximations and not final wage and hour objectives. The convention expected to adjourn late tomorrow after committee reports.
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America
Mies Frances Pesy
Libor
United Mine Workers of America
Herve
NRA
Tabor
Cattle Industry May Receive Assistance
The house agriculture committee approved legislation to place cattle as a first priority commodity under the agricultural adjustment act and to appropriate 200 million dollars for benefits to cattle and dairy men.
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Tan
Hous Agriculture
Roosevelt thanks supporters in birthday radio appeal
Washington January 30 President Roosevelt spoke from the White House thanking thousands who joined benefit halls and parties for his birthday and urging support for crippled children. He said his thanks come as representative of hundreds of thousands of affected children and noted more than 200000 messages received.
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White House
Roosevelt
Georgia
Foundation For
Nia
Eltivens
Roosevelt Birthday Celebrations At Warm Springs
Patients at Warm Springs Foundation marked Roosevelt’s birthday with seven foot cake, chair square dance, and performances by therapists and a trained dog. National fundraiser total reached about 6,000 dollars in Roosevelt birthday halls nationwide.
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Tan
Roosevelt
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Washington
Henry J. Doherty
Great 6th Forces Plan Pushed by House Naval Treaty
Washington reports the House voted to debate and pass the Vincon treaty Navy Act, calling for 102 new fighting ships to lift U S naval strength to 240 ships by 1936 at an estimated cost of 570 million dollars. The measure passed and was sent to the Senate with continued coverage noted on page 10.
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Senate
United States Navy
Bremer Family Hope Fades After Kidnaping News
Mr. Paul Minn Jan 26 The Bremer family limited visitors to intimate friends and held some hope for Edward G. Bremer though optimism dampened after 14 days with no new developments in the kidnapping case.
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Bremer
Edward G. Bremer
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Civil Works graft charges to be given inquiry
Washington reports that criminal prosecutions will follow graft complaints in Civil Works projects. The Public Works Administration division will handle 178 complaints across 45 states, with six cases sent to U S attorneys. Kentucky, Maryland, Arkansas, Indiana have identified cases. nature of charges not disclosed in Kentucky.
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Maryland
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Huey Tang Speech and Openness Amid Stabilization News
Washington reports Huey Tang plans a speaking event while Dan and 30.-8 ny taxed off today on secant. A speaker is rested up and Huey criticizes others as Dean reflects on conditions. The city feels optimistic after a big money stabilization act passed Saturday as Senators practice and celebrate. The president is expected to have a wonderful birthday.
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Huey Tang
Huey
Dean
Tady
President to Act Today on Gold and Dollar Devaluation
President Roosevelt prepared to devalue the dollar after ordering the government to seize the nation’s monetary gold. He summoned monetary advisers for a Thursday meeting to set the dollar’s new gold content and scheduled a press conference to announce the move. The president signed the new monetary bill mid afternoon with a hopeful tone.
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Roosevelt
Npleat
Plans to push relief bill blocked by Republicans
Democratic leaders planned to push through the House tomorrow an appropriation of 950 million dollars for federal relief and Civil Works, but Republicans blocked the measure tonight, insisting on testimony from Harry L. Hopking of the relief administration before acting on such a large outlay.
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Harry L. Hopking
Relief Administration
Fire Ends Weird Feud Of Little Lady And City Dads
In Glen Ridge New Jersey on January 30 a fire destroyed the Dr Irene Warren home once famed as Scarecrow House ending a long zoning dispute. The two story frame house valued at 30000 dollars featured futuristic painted walls and outlandish decorations that drew crowds but failed to sway council. Neither resident was home as the blaze began. Warren fainted when told of the loss.
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Insull Granted Ten-Day Stay in Athens
Athens dispatch reports that on a plea citing the need for travel, authorities allowed Samuel Insull to remain ten more days in the city before seeking another haven. The Teek government made the decision today.
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Teek
Samuel Insull
Byrd Expedition Battles With Ice Near Perilous Barrier
Report from Antarctica describes Admiral Byrd’s expedition facing crumbling ice barriers and shifting pressures as they work to establish a winter camp. The reinforcing front near the supply depot cracks, threatening the preparations and a ship's mooring as gale winds batter the bay.
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Jan
Mackay
Rudley
Admiral Dyas Antares
Fee
Mie Hay
Byrd Tk
Shin Wan
Nable
How to Read the Beef Chart Booklet Offer
Helena Independent advertises a Washington Information Bureau booklet on meat chart use and recipe guidance. It promises 150 plus meat service recipes, 22 balanced menus, 14 meat pies, and explains cuts of beef pork lamb mutton and veal with a mailed order form and six cent price.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Lindbergh
Covery House
Washington Information Bureau
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