Hitler Names Cabinet As Germany Chooses New Regime
Adolf Hitler, chancellor and head of the Nazi party, forms a cabinet with centrists and Bavarian allies. Key posts include von Neurath foreign minister and Goering as minister without portfolio. Justice unfilled, aviation and Prussian interior to be assigned. Parliament may be dissolved if cabinet rejected.
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Adolf Hitler
Socialist Party
Germany
Presius von Hindenburg
Iancellor
Hitler
Franz von
Konstantinath
Lutz Schwerinick
William Frick
Werner von
Hstag
Goering
National Socialists
Ichswehr
Army
Cops
Seldte
Steel Hel
Hindenburg
National Socialist Party
Paul von Hindenburg
Unclear fragment hints at political reshuffle and cabinet links
The fragment suggests an anticipated elevation to chancellorship in Washington and a cabinet arrangement affecting the supreme court line of succession, but the text is incomplete and its precise details are obscured.
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Ian
Adolf
Washington
Supreme Court
NOW SOUGHT SLAYING CASE
Hornbeck Louisiana residents search for a slaying suspect in the death of Verelle Brown a 25 year old and pipeline worker who died Sunday from stab wounds. Officers say the suspect died January 12 at a church door and Brown allegedly participated. He was treated at a hospital for a punctured lung wounds to the leg hip and back and died after transfusions. Funeral services were arranged in Florida.
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Atlas Brown
Hornbeck
Verelle
Rce
Brown
Flora
Island de Liard Wheat and West Monroe Tales
A fragment from 1806 notes excellent wheat on Island de Liard and census figures for Ouachita parish, with 1646 whites and 808 slaves in 1806. It recounts a West Monroe barber shop ad offering penny shoe shines and a co ed’s class absence pun, plus remarks on three life stimulants and a Lake Beulah sea gull sighting explained by riverboats.
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John Davis
Duvallon
Louisiana
Floridas
Island de Liard
Ouachita Parish
Quachita Parish
Boeuf River
Ox River
Little River
Arkansas
Exorbitant House Expense Report Reveals Mundane Costs
SHINGTON Jan 30 The clerk's report lists daily items from brushes to headache pills and ash trays used to run the house of representatives. Total salaries and expenses reach 3 238 000 for 1931 32 with telegraph and telephone costs, ice, towels, newspapers and car allowances noted. big payroll shows 86 members drawing money under the same surname as their own.
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Shington
Garner
Jenkins Death Probed After West Monroe Found Dead
Sheriff and West Monroe police investigate the death of Frank Jenkins a West Monroe junk dealer found on a pile of sacks at his business. An inquest by Dr. M B Pearce ruled alcohol and exposure as the likely cause though bruises prompted a further look.
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West Monroe
Sheriff's Department
Frank Jenkins
M. B. Pearce
Hasley
Snowbound Thousands Stranded as California Blizzard Hits
A severe Pacific coast storm traps more than 2,000 people in the San Bernardino mountains as a weeklong blizzard continues. Long Beach reports 50 flood-threatened families awaiting relief. Los Angeles sees record rain. Reno loses power from Sierra outages while Yosemite records a 148 inch season total. Oregon gale subsides. Washington remains stormed. Continued on Fourth Page.
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San Francisco
San Bernardino
California
Pacific Coast
Long Beach
Calif
Los Angeles
Reno
Nev
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Yosemite National Park
Oregon Coast
Washington
Child, 10, Saves Three Brothers in Fire
New York January 30. Eileen Murphy aged 10 woke to smoke from a fire under the floor, carried her brothers Edmund 2, Edward unknown, John 6 and James 5 out to safety from a second story veranda. Firemen helped down ladders. John suffered serious leg injuries.
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New York
Eileen Murphy
Eileen
John J. Murphy
Edmund Murphy
Edward
John
James
Tomes
Report Seeks Bert Hinkler Found Alive In Alps
London January 30 A report that Bert Hinkler missing British flyer had been found alive in the Alps was received by the search committee after three weeks of effort. Hinkler left Feltham airdrome on January 7 for a solo flight to Australia and disappeared after takeoff. Bad weather hampered the rescue work.
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London
Bert Hinkler
Alps
Hinkler
Feltham Airdrome
Australia
Confession From Benton Robbery Suspect Links Trio
Burlin Bledsoe admits being one of three bandits who held up victims in Monroe on January 21. Sheriff Milton Coverdale and Monroe police Superintendent L V Tarver secured the confession in Benton jail after victims Hargus and Purce identified him. The stolen car traced to Hargus was recovered at Hope and returned to Monroe. Bledsoe named two accomplices as from Texas and Minnesota but refused to name them. Victims included Hargus, Purce, Fred Young, and others who accompanied them.
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Monroe
Burlin
Bledsoe
Milton Coverdale
L. V. Tarver
Benton, Ark
George Hargus
Robert Purce
Texas
Minnesota
Hargus
Purce
Fred Young
Blaze destroys Monroe lumber firm structure
Night watchman G D Harrington raised the alarm as a fast spreading fire destroyed the Monroe Parlor City Lumber mill building. The mill, 150 by 150 feet, erected in 1925, was insured though the loss amount remains undetermined. investigators will continue to assess the scene.
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Parlor City Lumber Company
G. D. Harrington
F. A. Terzia
Terzia
Poison Victim's Funeral Held in Delhi Baptist Church
The funeral for Miss Jeanie C. Downer, 68, of 211 Hudson Lane, who died Saturday from accidental poisoning, was conducted at the Delhi Baptist Church by Rev. Almand. Interment followed in Delhi cemetery. Downer had eaten cornbread made from rat-poisoned meal by Jane, a Ouachita junior college student, after which her cousin G. E. Gowan and his children Earl and Jane became ill. Downer died about five hours after the meal. the others remained ill but improving.
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Jeanie C. Downer
Hudson Jane
Baptist Church
Delhi
Almand
Miss Downer
G. E. Gowan
Epps
Earl
Jane
Ouachita Junior College
Gowan
Neville student Edith Gregory dies after brief illness
Edith Gregory 15 daughter of Dr and Mrs A B Gregory of 406 Auburn Avenue died Sunday morning in a local hospital after a brief illness. Funeral Monday at 2 at home with Rev L T Hastings officiating. Interment River View Burial Park. Survived by parents, brother and sister Jane 13 and A B Jr 1. Pallbearers were James Crow Ralph Stovall John Stewart Tom Hayes Anthony Aioldi Bowman Cudd Johnny Holmes Ira Portis.
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Edith Gregory
A. B. Gregory
Auburn Avenue
L. T. Hastings
First Baptist Church
Riverview Burial Park
Miss Gregory
Neville High School
Jane
A. B. Jr
James Crow
Ralph Stovall
John Stewart
Tom Hayes
Anthony Airoldi
Bowman Cudd
Johnny Holmes
Ira Portis
Widow Silent on Tensas Poison Case
Mrs Orpha Crowder Nowell of Waterproof was questioned in Ouachita parish jail about the death of her husband James A Nowell 62 a Tensas parish planter and lumber man. She and her daughters Ruby 18 and Helen 16 are charged with murder as detectives study a New Orleans chemist report on Nowells stomach contents.
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Ouachita Parish
Orpha Crowder Nowell
Waterproof
James A. Nowell
Tensas Parish
Nowell
New Orleans
Woman jailed in West Monroe assault case
Mrs. Janice Lofton, 26, white, was arrested Sunday night by West Monroe police on assault with intent to kill charges and placed in parish jail. W. C. Emory, accused as an accessory, also jailed. Husband Tom Lofton, victim, was treated at St Francis sanitarium for knife wounds and later released. The attack happened at the Lofton home in Heard addition.
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Janice Lofton
West Monroe
W. C. Emory
Tom Lofton
St. Francis Sanitarium
Lofton
Heard Addition
West Man
Southerners Die in Mishaps Across the South
Eleven people died in weekend accidents across the south with nine auto deaths, one by poison, and one by a fall. Arkansas and Tennessee each reported three fatalities, Louisiana two, and Georgia, Florida, and Mississippi one each. J P Akridge and W R England, Arkansas school superintendents, were killed in an automobile crash.
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Atlanta
South
Arkansas
Tennessee
Louisiana
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
J. P. Akridge
White County
W. R. England
Cleburne County
Rogers Has His Say on Government Spending
In Santa Monica January 30 the British ambassador is praised as a popular guest of the senate and president while the French ambassador is criticized as still in the dog house. Senator Tydings proposed a bill to restrict government spending to current revenue, provoking strong Senate opposition and claims it strips lawmakers of the power to appropriate funds.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Senate
Tydings
Four Fires Reported by Monroe Fire Dept Sunday
The Monroe fire department battled four fires on Sunday. A Parlor City Lumber mill blaze at the plant was a total loss. A Crescent Bend grass fire at 9:20 a.m. was extinguished with no damage. A 3:50 p.m. house fire at 107 Spruce Street damaged the building $500 and contents $75, quickly mitigated by neighbors and firefighters. Ivy C Wallace residence on the Dixie-Overland highway burned completely at 7:09 p.m. with unknown cause.
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Monroe
Parlor City Lumber Company
Crescent Bend
Spruce Street
E. F E. Logan
J. Y. Covington
Chicago widow pleads guilty in children's slaying
Mrs. Inez Steed Carrell, 29, Chicago widow, confessed slayer of her three children, June 11, Robert 7, and Mary Ellen 5. She pleaded guilty to one indictment and was sentenced to from one to fourteen years in the reformatory for women.
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Charleston
Inez Steed Carrell
Chicago
June
Robert
Mary Ellen
Reformatory For Women
Hospital bombed in Paraguayan hospital attack
Asuncion Paraguay January 30 the war office said a Bolivian plane bombarded a hospital on Isla pos Sunday morning killing seven patients and wounding eight seriously four others slightly hurt the report notes the hospital attack amid ongoing regional hostilities and gravity of casualties.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Paraguayan War Office
Islapos
No Changes by Group of Upper House in Beer Tax Debate
Washington January 30 The Senate Finance Committee sent the Collier Blaine 3.05 per cent beer and wine bill back to the Senate with a favorable report. The Volstead modification bill passed 12 to 5 after executive session. Smoot will submit the committee report Monday, keeping hearings off and focusing on revenue features. The bill retains a $5 per barrel tax, estimated to raise 125.1 to 150.0 million dollars, higher than any other tax level. The vote included 12 in favor and 5 against. Borah's excess profit tax amendment was rejected without a record vote and a higher $6 rate was defeated.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Smoot
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mills
Treasury
Watson
Indiana
Reed
Pennsylvania
Shortridge
California
Bingham
Connecticut
LaFolette
Wisconsin
Hastings
Delaware
Harrison
Mississippi
King
Utah
George
Georgia
Walsh
Massachusetts
Barkley
Kentucky
Hull
Tennessee
Keyes
New Hampshire
Conally
Texas
Gore
Oklahoma
Costigan
Colorado
Borah
Idaho
Teasdale Death Investigated in New York
In New York on January 30, the death of lyric poet Sara Teasdale is being investigated after she was found in her Fifth Avenue apartment. An autopsy is pending to determine whether drowning or a heart attack caused the death. Her friends plan to scatter her ashes at sea Wednesday.
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Lake Beulah
Forsythe Park
R. D. Swayze
New Orleans
Monroe
New York
Sara Teasdale
Miss Teasdale
Fifth Avenue
Police May Have Saved Gangsters With Arrest
In New York on January 30, police arrested Salvatore Spitale and Irving Bitz on a homicide charge after an anonymous tip led to a restaurant seizure. The pair, linked to underworld activity and tied to a Lindbergh baby scheme, faced firearms and unsolved murder charges, while detectives weighed whether the arrest prevented further bloodshed or served a provocation.
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New York
Salvatore Spitale
Irving Bitz
Red Devil
Bitz
Spitale
Antonio Fentiano
Babes Newborn
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Ler
Ancellor
Papen
Ssian
Jes’ Ramblin
C. E. Harvey
Harvey
Edward Elliott
Winnsboro Road
D. E. Elliott
Eddie
Jenkins
Golden State
West Coast
Flood
St. Louis
Memphis
Helena
Arkansas City
Alexandria
Quachita Camden
Erhneneee
Iene
Monroe Lumber Firm
Neville
Tensas
Ruby
Shreve
Man
Rogers
Fire Department
Teasdale
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