German Military Shakeup Signals Nazi Drift to Austria
Berlin reports say Adolf Hitler took direct command of Germany’s armed forces on Friday and reshaped the foreign policy ministry. Joachim von Ribbentrop to London, Konstantin von Neurath chairing, von Neurath replaced, with a February Reichstag convening to announce policy amid heightened European tension.
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Denmark's Elk Triggers Special Law In Parliament
A unique elk that swam from Sweden into Denmark dominated attention in Copenhagen. Lawmakers debated a bill to protect the single animal as tourists and photographers swarmed nearby. A farmer faced a fine after firing at the deer.
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Death Of Wholesale Jewelry Salesman In Hotel Room
Police question a bellhop after a wholesale jeweler named Guy Murdoch is found dead in his hotel room. He checked in late the previous day, dined at the hotel coffee shop, and his bag shows a rifled jewelry case. A string of keys and coins are noted, with no immediate murder motive clear.
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Barkley Reveals Filibuster Blocks Majority Plans
In Washington the Senate faces a tense week as Majority Leader Barkley signals moving to set aside the anti lynching bill while continuing debate on farm legislation. Southern Democrats rally against the measure amid accusations of filibuster and free debate masking broader state rights concerns.
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Only Child Not Spoiled Says College Survey
Chicago based study by Dr. William Paul Carter from the University of Chicago analyzes over 4000 only children in 70 states. Findings challenge the belief that only children receive more indulgence. The majority are raised similarly to other siblings and participate fully in family and school life.
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Roads Plowed Under for Indian Reservation
Helena Mont 14 The Indian Reservation faces drastic loss as nature cuts in and roads are abandoned. The commission rules only fenced trails remain with all present improvements removed. Similar areas will be set aside on other reservations for future use.
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39 U S Soil Service Employes to Open Short Course Here
New Soil Conservation Service employees from Louisiana and Arkansas arrive in Hope for a two week short course at the city hall auditorium. Mayor Albert Graves will open sessions and experts will cover erosion control, land planning, wildlife, and agricultural program organization with field demonstrations at the Hope project and University of Arkansas station.
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Cave City Judges Dine On Rattlesnake Delicacies
In Cave City Kentucky a group calling themselves reptile revelers eats rattlesnake meat with stuffed chitlings and corn pone as part of their revelry. Charles P L Tucker serves as secretary keeper of sticks and ritters find buttons in the odd local tradition.
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Mind Your Manners Quiz on Social Usage
A fragmented etiquette quiz asks about introductions at dances, dancing refusals with skips in, and the etiquette of conversations and holding a balance of politeness. It supplies answers: 1 You. 2 No. 3 Yes. 4 No, and hints at proper social behavior.
Wife of State Official Succumbs
Mrs. Josephine T. Warner, 47, wife of Dr. K. C. Warner Arkansas state personnel director, died in an infirmary in Louisville Saturday after an operation a week earlier. She formerly lived in Louisville. Funeral and burial will be held there Monday.
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Arkadelphia Beats Bobcats 41 to 31
Arkadelphia High School defeated Hope 41 to 31 in a game marked by a close first quarter that ended 12 to 12. The Woods brothers, Jack and Tom, delivered standout scoring as Arkadelphia surged late to secure the victory.
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State Adopts Welfare Changes Under Protest
Arkansas Governor Bailey pushes the Welfare Board to meet federal terms. A. H. Rowell opposes delay as the board defends personnel decisions. The Social Security Board asks for clarification on authority amid disputes over minimum requirements and contract compliance. In Washington, the Soviet Union allows a U S official access to Ruth Marie Rubens after delays.
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Doctor Drinks Vision to Prove Boiling Kills Typhoid
WINDOW ROCK Navajo doctor drinks boiled water to demonstrate that boiling kills typhoid germs. Dr W W Peter of the reservation medical division argues the method protects Indians from contaminated water and reinforces boiling as a preventive measure.
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Home Financing Cost Cut by U S FHA Aims for Broad Cooperation
The Federal Housing Administration reduced insured financing costs for small homes under the new housing law signed by FDR. Stewart McDonald urged lenders and the building industry to cooperate fully, saying the program will aid moderate income families and stimulate construction, with private capital essential for long term success. About 7,000 letters were sent to lenders outlining forthcoming FHA regulations, while applications for mortgage insurance on more than 50 million dollars of large-scale units were reported.
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United States Seeks Japan Ship Size Limits Under Treaty
The United States asked Japan if it is building battleships over 35,000 tons and said Washington would build larger ships only if needed but open to size limits. Secretary Hull announced after coordinating with Britain and France, London treaty signatories. Europe braces as Hitler tightens control, while Spain, China, and Japan push fronts across their theaters.
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Three Nations Take Aggressive Policy
Preston Grover Washington analyzes a prewar parallel in naval armament fears. He notes Germany Italy and Japan showing aggression while Britain fears a naval race, with echoes of 1914 and potential U S involvement as Admiral Leahy testifies on defense needs amid the Monroe Doctrine.
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Cotton market closes steady after morning rise in New Orleans
The Cotton market opened Saturday in New Orleans at 8.6 and closed at 8.66 as Spotcottan remained steady two points higher mid session, with highs near 8.759. Futures activity showed modest gains amid trading mixed with steady demand.
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