Censorship in Germany Tightens Under Hitler Regime
Berlin dispatch reports a strict censorship decree effective today extending to foreign publications. The measure, issued by President Hindenburg and enforced by Dr. Frick, allows suspensions up to six months and restricts demonstrations, with police empowered to dissolve gatherings.
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Berlin
Germany
Paul von Hindenhure
Futhermore
Reichsbanner
von Hindenburg
William Frick
Interior Ministry
Reich
Bullitt Acts On Own Responsibility in Paris Meetings
Paris February six AP report says William G Bullitt spoke with Joseph Paul Boncour and Edouard Herriot as a writer on foreign affairs, acting on his own responsibility. The American Embassy says he represented no one in the United States, though a foreign office spokesman noted he was believed to be acting as emissary for Col Edward M House, and possibly for President-elect Roosevelt.
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Paris
Washington
William G. Bullitt
Joseph Paul Boencour
Edouard Herriott
United States
Foreign Office
Bullitt
Edward M. House
Mr. Bullitt
Roosevelt
DIES OF INJURIES IN KANSAS CITY AND MARYVILLE
Willis Bailey aged 46 died in Kansas City after being found on a Richmond street with a fractured skull. W R Linville aged 84, a banker stockman and farmer, died in Maryville. Signers of the Declaration of Independence show varied education and training. Westminster Abbey houses a Poet's Corner bust of Longfellow and tablets to Lowell and Hinss Page.
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Kansas City, MO
Willis Bailey
Bailey
Richmond
Stockman
Maryville
W. R. Linville
Nodaway County
Northwest
Missouri
Westminster Abbey
Longfellow
Lowell
Walter Hinss
Massapequa Teen Slaying Prompts Maniac Suspect Theory
Police scour Long Island Massapequa for the killer of 15 year old Mary Helen O Connors. Her body was found in a wooded area after she fought a would be attacker. Parents James and Mrs O Gennar appear with their son Jack in a home scene.
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Massapaqua
N. Y
Mary Helen O'connor
Ererstricken
Miss O'Connor
Rockaway Pak High School
Long Island
James O'Gennar
Jack
Banky Defends Magazine Story Amid Senate Bribery Allegations
David S. Barry told the Senate judiciary committee that statements by lawmakers support his claim some senators and representatives take bribes. He refused to name concrete cases, citing general knowledge of congressionals’ conditions while defending his article as an appeal for overall integrity. The hearing was postponed, with further debate expected.
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Washington
David S. Barry
Senate
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Glass
Bary
Schurler
Colo
Nye
Barry
Special Interests
Tay
Four States Pay Bulk of Internal Taxes in 1940s
Four states New York North Carolina Virginia and Illinois paid more than half the Federal Government’s total internal tax receipts last year. They totaled 731 million of 1.42 billion dollars with New York leading at 333 million. North Carolina and Virginia tobacco taxes pushed their sums to 205.7 million and 99.7 million respectively, while Illinois reached 993.8 million. North Dakota reported the smallest receipts at 207.6 thousand?
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New York
North Carolina
Virginia
Illinois
Treasury
North Dakota
Unknown sphinx unearthed near Cairo by Selim Hassan
In Cairo Egypt February an unknown sphinx was reported to have been unearthed near the second pyramid by Prof Selim Hassan of the University of Cairo. Twelve mastabas dating to ancient Egypt were also reported to have been discovered.
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Cairo
Egypt
Frof. Selim Hassan
Egyptian Archaelogical Department
University of Cairo
Lame Duck Amendment Signed in Washington Ceremony
Secretary Stimson signed the lame duck amendment to the constitution as Senator Norris, the sponsor, missed the event due to a prior engagement. The ceremony followed official notification that enough states had ratified the amendment to put it into the constitution.
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Washington
Stimson
Norris
State Department
Thomasson Dies and Probate Actions in Town
The article notes Thomasson’s death in Little Rogk and actions by Miss Elmira Town’s relatives to obtain letters of administration in probate court. It mentions war costs, a Paris composer, the hot Great Pyramid interior, preprohibition U S numbers on salons and breweries, orchid perfume composition, and a tropical Africa plant line damaging glass.
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Thomasson
Elmira Townsend
League to Form Policy On Manchukuo Recognition
Geneva February AP reports the League of Nations committee plans a policy declaration denying recognition of Manchukuo and opposing any cooperation with the state based on Lytton Commission principles. A nine member subcommittee will draft, aiming for quick submission to the nineteen member body and the assembly. CHANGSHUN Manchuria February AP notes Japanese concentrations along the eastern border as preparations continue for a drive to dominate Jehal under Manchukuo rule, with operations starting late February or March.
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Geneva
Switz
League of Nations Committee of Nineteen
Manchukuo
Lytton
League
League’ Assembly
Changshun
Manchuria
Delal
Jehal
Drugist shoots fleeing bandit in Kansas City robbery
Charles Hassig, a druggist, fatally shot an unidentified man as he fled a grocery store robbery in Kansas City. A companion fled. patrolmen captured the other man, named Albert Lee, 28, who along with two clerks Joseph Bukovac and T. M. Pickett had been identified as the robbers. The stolen cash was recovered.
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Kansas City
Charles Hassig
Alert Lee
Fred Barkofske
Joseph Bukovac
T. M. Pickett
City Protests Road Law Changes In Louisiana District
A city council adopted a resolution protesting proposed changes to the state road laws and sent it to Senator Garrell Wisdom and Representative W B Weakley. The resolution urged voting against changes affecting eight mile road district organizations and the present law.
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Louisiana
Garrell Wisdom
W. B. Weakley
Young Defender of Sister Stabbed in Dallas
In Dallas on February 6 a seven year old boy, Cleveland Huff, protected his six year old sister from two boys throwing racks. He was stabbed behind the ear with a pocketknife and left seriously wounded. The assailants, both six, were handed to juvenile authorities.
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Dallas
Texas
Cleveland Huff
Cleveland
Fire Aboard Furness Liner Under Control
Fire broke out on the deck of the Furness Liner Pacific Shipper, 12 miles off Cooshead north of Marshfield Oregon, and was brought under control at 1:30 a.m. coast guard reports. The ship departed Portland Saturday for San Francisco. Mackay Radio Station stood by the Furness Liner at 8:30 a.m.
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Marshfield
Ore
Furnness
Pacific Shipper
Coast Guard
Cooshead
Portland
San Francisco
Mackay Radio Station
Charles Ll. Wheeley
Furness
Capital City Girls Marriage Is Learned
Miss Florence Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs G K Williams 220 West Atchison Street and Mr John A Winters of St Louis son of Mrs George Coole of Owosso Michigan married in Tuscumbia on Thursday February 2 Mrs Winters attended school here and Mr Winters attended school in Richmond Virginia they will make their home at 1416 Monroe Street
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Florence Willams
G. K. Williams
West Atchison Street
John ‘A. Winters
St. Lewis
George Coole
Owoose
Michigan
Tuscumbia
Campbell risks 100000 for land speed bid at Daytona Beach
British driver Sir Malcolm Campbell pledges his own money to chase a new land speed record on Daytona Beach. He finances the Bluebird project, bears potential liability, and faces a 14 mph speed limit sign on the beach as he prepares for a historic run aiming to surpass 253.9 mph.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Malcolm
Bluebird
Sir Malcolm
Dutch Warship Mutiny Over Pay Sparks Sea Chase
The Dutch East Indies fleet searches for the cruiser De Zeven Provincien after a mutinous native crew seizes control off Batavia. Nine Dutch officers kidnapped, crew threatens to sail toward Sourabaya to protest wage cuts and arrests, with heavy armament aboard the mutinous ship.
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Batavia
Java
Dutch East Indies
de Zeven Provincien
Sumat
Sourabaya
Eight Die in Paris Renault Plant Boiler Explosion
An explosion in the Renault automobile works powerhouse at Billancourt near Paris killed eight people and injured about 100. Authorities reported six bodies recovered by afternoon with fears of additional victims trapped in the powerhouse.
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Paris
Fed
Renault Automobile Works
Billancourt
Bandit Convicted of Killing in HoldUp
Leonard Mankins of Pawson Springs Ky was found guilty of first degree murder for the December bank holdup death of Policeman Ira Evans and was sentenced by District Judge W W Bardwell to a life term in a state prison. Two others were fatally shot. The article also notes the Senate finance committee approving a one cent per gallon gasoline tax extension.
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Minneapolis
Leonard Mankins
Pawson Springs
W. W. Bardwell
Ira Evans
End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion Ads Claim
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Cere
Lincoln Highway Stretches Over 3300 Miles
A report notes the Lincoln Highway spans more than 3300 miles with no injuries reported aboard. The article emphasizes the voyage proceeds safely and all crew members are unharmed.
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Diet
Conrad Audenauer
Valeriy
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Hill McAlister
Luke Lea
Lame Duck
Little Rogk
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Great Pyramid
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Capital City
A. EB. Blaser
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H. Clint Davis
Arthur Scruggs
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Holdup
Senate Finance Committee
Rhode Island
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Post-Tribune
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Girl Scout Headquarters
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