Speculation Heats Over Hitler Speech on Austria and Colonies
Berlin rumors swirl ahead of Hitler's Reichstag address as speculation grows over possible returns of lost colonies and a settlement with Austria. Reports say Mussolini supports a deal linking German gains to wider British recognition of Ethiopia, with talks at Berchtesgaden and a secretive tone surrounding the Reichstag speech.
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Democrats and Republicans feud over coalition plan in Washington
In Washington on February 14, Senator Vandenberg's proposal for a coalition of Republicans and anti Roosevelt Democrats drew little support from party leaders. Some Republicans favored Lincoln Day backing, while anti Roosevelt Democrats remained silent or favored pursuing their own principles within their party.
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Weather Outlook for Carolinas and Outer Banks
Mostly cloudy and colder tonight and Tuesday with scattered showers in parts of North and South Carolina. Winds vary from southwest to north, with possible showers along the coast from Hatteras to Sandy Hook. Temperatures mid 70s today, with night lows around 47.
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Escaped Ward Patients Retaken After Fourth Attempt
Two patients from the criminal ward of the Southwestern State Hospital in Marion Virginia were recaptured in Lansing North Carolina after escaping on February 6. They had previously escaped five months earlier and were located by hospital attendants BE Reedy and Fred Sexton. They were brought back to the hospital for containment.
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Bill Denounced by McAdoo as Revolutionary
The bill aims to extend soil conservation and set marketing quotas for major crops when supplies hit thresholds. Farmers would approve or reject quotas, with Roosevelt expected to sign promptly. The Senate vote stood as the last hurdle after a long special-session start last Nov. 15. A $250 million emergency relief fund was also ready for House consideration.
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Isolationist UW fraternity loses door to pranksters
At the University of Washington the Alpha Delta Phi brothers complain that pranksters stole their front door. The wind whistles through the house while a mischief maker adds a chilly joke by serving ice cream to top off the incident.
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Niller Captured in Va by Posse
Winchester Va Feb 14 George Pingley a countryman sought on sheep stealing charges shot Sheriff J William Newcome of Frederick County and State Officer George Miller, killing one and wounding another, and was captured today in the Great North Mountain area by a posse after a nightlong pursuit.
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Must Be Born Again Message At Gospel Tabernacle
Sunday night at the Gospel Tabernacle Rev. H P Williams preached on the must of salvation from Acts 16 31 urging listeners to be born again. He contrasted divine regeneration with conversion noting the jailor’s change from beating Paul to washing their stripes after faith in Christ and urged personal action to accept Jesus and save one’s house.
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Sleeping man found in crematory at morgue
Clarence Allen, exhausted and sleepy, wandered into a building and dozed in the crematory of a morgue. Coroner's deputies were drawn by a strange snoring noise and discovered him asleep inside.
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Mighty base as Singapore ready for grand opening
Singapore February 14. The Gibraltar of the Far East was formally opened with a US cruiser squadron in attendance. Sir Shenton Thomas, governor and King George VI's representative, dedicated the $55 million drydock as thousands cheered. Rear Admiral Julius Townsend led the American party with battle cruisers Trenton Memphis and Milwaukee.
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Baby dies in house fire as others escape
A blaze gutted a house killing a baby in his bed while a toddler fled unhurt. Neighbors watched as the dry timber crackled and the structure burned in minutes. Firefighter Kemen of company No six responded and sprayed water on the scene.
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Death of C O McIntyre Famed New York Day by Day Writer
Veteran columnist C O McIntyre, famed for his New York Day by Day syndicate, died early this morning after a long illness. His career began in Gallipolis and spanned Gallipolis Journal East Liverpool Tribune Dayton Herald Cincinnati Post and Hampton Magazine before establishing a renowned Gotham column. He lived largely solitary except for his wife Hope Small and his dogs. His memory recalls a townier sensibility amid the big city bustle.
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Rehear Power Case Over High Point Hydro Project
Plea to rehear argues the city relied on 1937 charter amendments to issue revenue bonds for electric works beyond the 1935 act. It contends court erred on key facts about location and capacity and asserts authority from older laws allows power plans inside or outside city limits.
Infant dies in house fire with family names listed
On the charred remains of the home a baby’s body is recovered after a blaze in Jamestown. The infant, born October 7, was the son of John and Bea trice Dillon. Survived by one brother and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Patterson and Mrs. J. M. Dillon of Jamestown. Funeral 2:30 tomorrow at Oakdale M E Church. Interment Deep River cemetery. Body to be taken to grandparents’ home this afternoon.
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Six Flying Fortresses To Fly To Argentina For Inauguration
The war department announced that six B 17 flying fortresses would depart Langley Field, Virginia, at 8:30 a.m. to Buenos Aires for Roberto M Ortiz's inauguration as president on February 20. The official departure point is Miami Fla for leg of the flight.
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Clinard dies in Duke Hospital at High Point funeral set
J W Clinard dies in Duke Hospital after a life spent in High Point with civic leadership. He married Nancy Hale in 1901 and leaves a large family including daughters Ruth Nancy and Mary Alan, sons John W Jr and Gilbert Hale, plus siblings and a Charlotte-based brother. He chaired local groups, led the Rotary, Chamber of Commerce and Real Estate boards, and headed several city firms. Funeral services are Tuesday at 4 pm at his home on 430 South Main with multiple ministers officiating. burial in Oakwood Cemetery follows after viewing at Yow's Funeral Home until morning. Real estate offices to close as the city honors his service.
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Rising Sun War Weighs in on Sunghai Corridor Front
Rising Sun forces smash 400000 troops along north and south fronts to block Japanese gains as the Hwai line advances from Pengpu toward Suchow. Chinese engineers blow a bridge on the Kwei, forcing costly river crossings as the rail line underpins strategic Sunghal crossings.
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High Point Revenue Bond Case Appeals Firmly
Petition argues the court erred by treating the Revenue Bond Act as to construction finance for electric plants and seeks clarification that High Point may issue bonds under 1937 charter amendments to fund an electric generating plant outside city limits. It notes conflicting findings on site location and project scope and requests remand for consistent fact finding.
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Naval equality should be give japs says f
Discussion in Congress on Japan and United States naval parity, with Fish testifying on an $800 million expansion and calls for disarmament talks. Maverick urges a conference to curb world navies, Hull and Pittman cautious about timing, noting political tensions may block progress. The Japanese note is seen as signaling fleet strength growth.
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Tough on Hens in Estacada Marriage Record
Estacada Oregon reports a playful note about Mr Mia J C Duus and his spouse who claim they have never chased an egg in their years of marriage and have saved money through odd habits.
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Remarkable remedy claims to ease uric acid issues
An advertisement-like fragment promotes a product named RUMA-BAN to reduce uric acid in the blood and relieve pain and inflammation. It urges customers to take the remedy with water each morning and notes availability at four stores.
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