Daladier Forms Clean-Up Cabinet For France
Daladier returns as premier with a center cabinet to purge the Bayonne pawnshop scandal. The lineup includes Col Jean Fabry as war minister signaling a stronger defense policy. Budget urgency and wartime leadership loom as taxi strikes disrupt Paris while Toulon echoes the unrest.
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Col
Jean Fabry
John Evans
Preay
Paris
Edouard Daladier
France
Bayonne
Hitler
Germany
Fabry
Premier Daladier
M. Daladier
Eugens Penacier
Burene Frot
Interior
Pierre Cot
Air
Francois Pietvi
Egile Berthod
Jean Mistler
Comemerce
Joseph Aeanon
Jean Valadier
Henri de Jouvenel
Hippolyte Duos
Paul
Bayonne Bank
Goyonany
Millers’ de
National Birthday Party to Be Held Tonight for F.D.R.
President Roosevelt’s birthday celebration grows nationwide with over 75 000 greeting cards arriving at the White House and an expected total near 100 000. The event includes a personal air address to be broadcast at 11 20 p m Eastern Standard Time. Family and staff prepare a large cake as former campaign aides and current secretaries join the festivities.
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F.D.R
White House
Roosevelt
Gang
Louis
Mae
Steve
Louis M. Howe
Marvin H. McIntyre
Stephen Early
Treaty Navy Bill Ready for Senate
The Vinson Trammell bill authorizing Navy construction won Senate naval committee approval as the House prepared to pass it. Admiral Standley estimated the program cost at about 475 million dollars and peace groups condemned it as a threat to the 1985 naval conference, while the panel loosened limits to grant the President broad power to buy naval aircraft in numbers aligned with a treaty navy.
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Washington
Senate Naval Committee
House
Wiliam H. Standley
Roosevelt
Bambers
Roosevelts 62nd Birthday Balls Planned Worldwide
More than 6000 balls are scheduled to honor President Roosevelt’s 62nd birthday. Proceeds fund the Warm Springs Foundation for infantile paralysis. Major events at Waldorf Astoria in New York and Washington, with smaller gatherings in Cherry Valley Alabama and Paris, Rome, Manila, and other capitals. The national committee is led by Col. Henry L. Doherty. Mayors and bakers organize celebratory activities and cake auctions to benefit the endowment.
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Warm Springs Foundation
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Washington
Cherry Valley
Henry L. Doherty
Paris
Tientsin
Rome
Manila
W. L. Cash
Princeton
Virginia
Henry Steade
American Bakers Association
Lakers
Wann Springs
Roseland Cafe
LaFollette Blames Morgan Interests Over St Lawrence Pact
Senator LaFollette charges the house of Morgan and allied interests seek to destroy the Roosevelt administration and block the St Lawrence waterway treaty. He warns these forces oppose public power developments on the St Lawrence and criticize what he calls vicious propaganda by utilities and special interests. He cites official reports to the senate that counter the attacks.
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Washington
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Senate
House of Morgan
St. Lawrence Waterway
St. Lawrence River
Muscle Shoals
Boulder Dan
LaFoallette
Anniversary of Hitler's Rise Observed in Berlin
Berlin marked the first anniversary of Adolf Hitler's rise to power with brown uniforms in the streets and channeled crowds. Youth groups sang Horst Wessel songs as officials and citizens observed the day with congratulatory messages and planned speeches at the Reichstag.
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Berlin
Terlin
Adolf Hitler
Prussia
Hite
Badenweiler
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Mills Denounces Roosevelt Plans At Topeka Banquet
Ogden L. Mills former secretary of the treasury denounces executive dictatorship and warns Kansas Republicans against unwise public policies. He critiques expanded executive power under the national recovery program while praising NRA reforms that eliminate unfair practices. He favors concentrating on restoring markets and boosting consumption to raise living standards worldwide.
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Topeka
Kas
Afi
Ogden L. Mills
Tedersi
Mits Nra
NRA
Mills
Aimers Ghost Walks In Her Trial On Breach Of Contract
Los Angeles report on a breach of contract suit involving evangelist Aime Semple McPherson. The case centers on a proposed film about her life and alleged incidents including a 1926 sea disappearance and a kidnapping, with testimony touching on affidavits and alleged misconduct by an assistant pastor. The court recess interrupted testimony as details emerged about contracts and potential publicity harms.
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Aimer
Los Angeles
Aimes Semple Metherson
Ocean Park
Homer Faknstone
J. Roy Stewart
Hoy
Johnstone
Creginwell Ormsby
Joseph Ford
Stewart
Ford
Ormsby
Angelus Temple
McPherson
Mosquitoes Fed on Human Blood for Experiments
Washington January 30 AP reports Carroll Smith 24 works for the Agriculture Department’s Bureau of Entomology. Each week he draws 200 mosquitoes to bite his arm for blood feeding as part of entomology experiments. The mosquitoes feed for about an hour before the insects disappear.
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Washington
Carroll Smith
Smith
Uncle Sam
Agriculture Departments
Bureau of Entomology
Calling Card Bullet Incident Shocks New Orleans
In New Orleans a bullet left with Ulie Burke during a hotel room visit to Senator Huey P. Long became a flashpoint. Burke claimed he drew a steel jacketed bullet as a calling card after threats in a mayoral campaign. Long denied, saying the talk centered on jobs and drunken remarks.
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New Orleans
Ulie Burke
Huey P. Long
Washington
Senator Long
Covington
Surke
Senators
L Ong
Burke
Huey
Farley Quizzed Over Texas Trip by Senate Panel
Postmaster General James A. Farley testified before a Senate committee on the Texas trip he took last October to dedicate the Fort Worth post office. He acknowledged a Texas trip motive, referenced an Ivy League official, and admitted horse racing occurred at Arlington Downs. He said he received no knowledge of burned records and noted gifts commonly given to visitors.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Texas
Senate
Austin
Vermont
Farley
Ivy Department
Walter
Moorer
Post Office Department
Brown
Arlington Downs
Parley
Jury Picked In Dr Sarah Dean Murder Hearing
In Greenwood Mississippi AP jurors for the murder trial of Dr Sarah Ruth Dean were being selected after nine jurors were challenged and three removed. The 38 year old physician faces accusations she poisoned a whiskey highball given to Dr John O Preston Kennedy during a late July visit.
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Sarah Dean
Sreenwood
Miss
Sarah Ruth Dean
John O 'Preston Kennedy
Fr. Davis
Dean
Arthur Jordan
Talesmen
Kennedy
Mob slays Black man in Tampa chase after alleged attack
In Tampa Florida a mob fatally harmed Robert Jackson a Black man tied to an alleged assault on a white woman. Deputy Constable T M Graves transported Johnson from city jail with warrants for petty larceny, but the crowd overpowered him and seized the Black man. Police say a dozen cars followed the party to the scene before the fatal attack occurred near the jail. Graves reports being overpowered and dragged toward the rear seat. Authorities arrested a man named Dohas Sunday, identified in part as the person who may have confronted the woman.
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Tampa
Fla
Robert Jackson
Hell
T. M. Graves
Johnson
Graves
Dohas
Coldest Snap Holds South Fair and Warmer Tonight
Tennessee forecast shows fair weather with increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions tonight and Wednesday. Virginia also expects fair skies and rising temperatures tonight and Wednesday. Readings at 6 PM show yesterday highs near 53 and lows around 8 with trace snow yesterday. no rain or snow last year.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Chicago toll rises as deep cold grips nation
The cold wave winds across the south and Midwest. Nashville and Richmond report six above while Key West sees 62. Chicago records seven deaths from cold and thousands seek shelter as storms threaten the Atlantic seaboard from Atlantic City to Eastport.
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Gulf of Mexico
Central States
Nashville
Richmond
Key West
Fla
Miami
Tampa
Titusville
Jacksonville
Chicago
Weatherman
Laws
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Charlotte
Atlanta
Ilinois Relief Commission
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Mercury
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic City
N. J
Eastport
Maine
Roosevelt to sign money devaluation bill today
President Roosevelt will sign the dollar devaluation bill at 3 30 p m EST and move to take over the nation s gold supply He will meet with Treasury and Federal Reserve officials immediately after signing to set the new gold value between 50 and 60 percent of the old content and establish a stabilization fund for foreign exchange and other purposes
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Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
Secnary Morgenthau
Black
Federal Reserve Board
George L. Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
George F. Warren
James Harvey Rogers
Herman Oliphant
The
Treasury
White House
Will Rogers Hosts Dinner For Roosevelt Aide Garner
Will Rogers lauded Garner for a lavish Washington dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt. The event drew McNary Snell and many VIPs, lasted late, and featured Rogers joking about attire and a cameo by Dunninger the magician. Lewis Douglas was challenged to balance the budget in a humorous moment.
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Thomas J. Hamilton, JR
Washington
Will Rogers
Jack” Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rogers
Senator McNary
Grecon
Representative Snell
New York
Garner
Roosevelt
California
Aretend
Dunninger
Lewis Douglas
Fire destroys ugliest house in Glen Ridge
AP reports the Warrens home in Glen Ridge was burned last night. The two story frame house valued at 30000 and once a fine residence was destroyed after years of attempted zoning resistance. The eccentric exterior featured verigated paint and a clothesline display. Mrs Warren and her husband were not home. Warren fainted upon hearing of the fire.
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Glen Ridge
N. 7
Trene Warren
Family Cremated in Burning Home in Maryland
A mother Viola 27 and father Leslie 27 and their two children Caryell ? and Franklin 4 months were burned to death in their East Riverdale bungalow Maryland. Police blamed an overheated stove. Volunteer firefighters found the home a raging furnace and stretched 3000 feet of hose to reach it. The hydrant was frozen.
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Washington
Maryland
East Riverdale
Leslie McDanies
Viola
Caryell
Franklin
Lie
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