U S Silent On Hitler Reichstag Speech
Washington officials kept silent on Hitler's Reichstag remarks while privately noting signs of Nazi drive for new colonies and armed support to Italy. Observers forecast a possible push against Britain and France, with tensions linked to the Spanish Civil War and potential moves toward French Somaliland.
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Washington
Hitler
Loree
Hiller
Traly
Great Britain
France
Fpy
Flitler
Mussolini
Frances
Corsu
Somaliland
German Officials Await Reaction To Hitler Speech
German officials in Berlin awaited world response to Hitler's Reichstag address. He cautioned the United States and other democracies against interfering with Germany's plans. Attention focused on Neville Chamberlain's upcoming Commons speech and any hint on German consessions, while Italian aid pledges were noted.
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Pierre J. Huss
International
Berlin
Hitler
United States
Germany
Neville Chamberlain
London
Chamberlain
Reich
Winter weather notes and local snow update
A local resident reports a garter snake near Snake Run road as winter lingers. Salt used by a Highland Avenue plow crew kept that street clear while Ohio cities report large salt stockpiles for the blizzard season. State patrol warns of operation sticks and inspectors conclude auras in the current period.
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Paul Broceser
Wampum R. F. D
Snake Run Road
Stone
Pa Nene
Highland Avenue
Cathedral
Motlon Company
Ohio
Cleveland
Pras
Inspectio of
Auras
Daily Weather Report from United States Statistics
Daily weather report for 24 hours ending Monday at p.m. lists maximum temperature 42, minimum 26, precipitation 1.28 inches, river stage 68 feet, with regional figures 52 for maximum and 28 inches of precipitation.
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United States
At & P.m
Greater New Castle Campaign Is Given Big Impetus Monday
Greater New Castle Association leaders pushed pre campaign fundraising with strong support from over 200 downtown merchants and South Side residents at two rallies. Louis B. Round outlined objectives as Lew J. Miller and Harold Lebo led meetings. A Seventh Ward rally is planned tonight at 7:30 in Mahoning school with Round to explain further.
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Castleton
Louis B. Round
Lew J. Miller
Retal Merchantsociation
Central Christian Hrch
New Castle
William Aa. Francis
South Side
Harold Lebo
South Side Board of Trade
Seventh Ward
Mahoning
Seventh Ward Civic Club
Three Truckloads Of Dynamite Let So Two Are Killed
An explosion at the Colorado Portland Cement Company plant six miles north of Fort Collins Colorado killed two plant workers Loreny Suracing and Dudley Tremaine instantly as they were thawing dynamite in a garage. The blast also injured four and endangered nearby structures including a 12 room office building. Walter Hammett chief clerk was injured while driving nearby. Investigations were launched by sheriffs officers the Larimer County coroner s office and company officials.
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Cinernational News Service
Fort Collins
Cole
Sneriffs
Larimer County
Colorado
Portland Cement Campany
Fort
Walter Hammett
Heath
Larimer County Hospital
Genkinger Named Credit Manager
Albert J. Genkinger of New Bedford was named manager of the New Castle Credit Exchange effective February 1. The appointment was announced by the executive committee with assistance by Mrs. Baldwin. Genkinger, a New Castle native, has years of business experience and is considered well qualified for the position. The office premises will remain unchanged.
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Albert J. Genk- Miner
New Bedford
New Castle Credit Exchine
Suestian O
M Mn Baldwin
Genkingey
Mew Castle
Welcome for New Pastor at St Andrew's Episcopal Church
A Monday evening welcome service at St Andrew's Episcopal Church honored Rev Cheries J Burton and wife from Kane. About 150 congregation members and friends attended as Hetrick and Pearson offered remarks. Mayor McGrath and Rev Rees Williams spoke, with Williams addressing "Chri stians of Today" before note of continuation.
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ASA
Cheries J
Parsh Congregational Church
Chris- Wans
Winter Returns With Ice And Snow In District
Winter returned after a brief rain spell with a sharp temperature drop and about an inch of snow. Local streams rose as ice broke up and moved downstream. Neshannock stood two feet below the nearby bridge, while Shenango also rose but did not flood. Float ing ice covered portions of the streams.
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Neshannock
Llogenf Na Novi Street
Chamberlain to reply to Hitler as Europe seeks relief
London reports general relief at Hitler's Reichstag speech while Prime Minister Chamberlain prepares to reply in the House of Commons on foreign affairs. The debate, led by Clement Attlee, centers on Germany and the Spanish Civil War with expectations of a cautious government stance. Stock markets show heavy trading as Whitehall notes no new explosive demands from Hitler.
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London
Reichsfather
Adolf Miller
Great Britain
Germany
N Chiunaberlain
House of Commons
Chariles A. Smith
Chamberlain
Chamberlin
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Hirler
Aardir
Europe
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Aitler
Pease
Whitewall
Whitehall
Hiller
Fuehrer
WPA Subsidiary Alleged in Conspiracy Trial
In Albuquerque on January 31 a conspiracy trial of 45 defendants unfolds as prosecutors seek to prove WPA relief administrator in New Mexico acted as a private political subsidiary of the Democratic party. Senator Dennis Chavez and Judge Calin Neblett oversee the second day amid crowded courtroom activity.
Burns Ordered Suspended Sentence And Fined
Comedian George Burns, who pleaded guilty to smuggling, was given a suspended prison term of one year and a day and fined 900. Burns, husband of radio and film partner Gracie Allen, must pay the fine within ten days and also faces $9,770 in customs penalties. He surrendered jewelry bought for Gracie Allen that allegedly was smuggled into the United States for him by Albert Chaperau.
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New York
George Burns
Burns
Gracie Avlen
Gracie Allen
United States
Albert Chaperau
Colder Weather May Help Prevent Floods In State
Snow melt and tributaries push the Schuylkill over banks flooding southeast Pennsylvania. The river rose from 36 inches to 68 inches as heavy rain followed, threatening sectors near Flitrock and Fairmont. Delaware, Susquehanna, and Lehigh rivers also climbed, while flood barriers were erected and stock moved to higher ground. Generators and power plants faced shutdowns as weather worsened road and air traffic.
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Philadelphia
Peninsyivacna
Te Iles
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Lehigh
Delaware
Susquehanna
Flatreck
Fairmont
Schuylkill
Uy Teil
Monopolitan Edison Co
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County officials rebut gas tax claim by councilman
Ploy L. Cotton George H Boling and A RA Turner rebut Councilman Joseph D Alexander on Rasomne tax refine funds in the county. The lengthy statement will run in the Lee morrow paper tomorrow due to space limitations.
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Lawrence County
Ploy L. Cotton
George H. Bolinge
A. RA. Turner
Joseph D. Alexander
Lee Morrow
Flood Control Payrolls Loaded Is Charge Made
Harrisburg January 31. Waters Secretary G Albert Stewart charged that he found loaded payrolls on flood control projects and dismissed 42 department employees alleging the fund was feeding political favorites.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
G. Albert Stewart
New England Blizzards and Chicago Snow Hit Record Depths
A weather story reports New England battered by blizzards as storms push into the region and northeast areas face widespread hazards. Chicago records fifteen inches of snow with drifting and travel disruption across the city and suburbs.
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New England
Chicago
District Backwash From Chicago Storm Hits Region
A weather system from Chicago brought heavy winds and snow across roads and highways. Forecasters warned of continued freezing temperatures and slick conditions in the state as the storm swept eastward, with bracing winds and possible power outages reported.
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Pittsburgh
Commonwealth
Lieshure Wertinermany
Bretazman
Uwebri-state
Chicago
Moose Convention to Draw Moose Members to New Castle
Members of the Lay Order of Moose from 356 lodges across the western state will converge in New Castle the week of June 24 for the Western Pennsylvania Moose Association convention. The three day event, with headquarters at the Crystalton, is expected to bring many visitors to the city.
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Order of Moose
New Castle
Ranard Raney
Lar Moose
Pennsyluina
Moose Association
Cyustieton
President Calls Secret Conference With Committee
A fragmented report describes a secret conference involving the president and committee members. The piece mentions Morr, Sheppard, Verne, and Rennevolt in a contested scenario about the presidential chair and alleged piracy linked to a residence.
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Ashi
Sheppard
Verne
Bert Stevenson Addresses Rotary Club
Bert Stevenson spoke to the Rotary about his life in the south and his career leading pineapple shipments. He described work in Puerto Rico and promotion of the Institute of International Understanding with upcoming student hearings at Senior High School starting February 9. Tickets are on sale.
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Cassie Raligians
Assemou Jan
Bert Stevenson
Ey O
San Jun
Muerto Rios
Ben Caale
Stevenson
Puerto Rico
Death Notice for Joseph Tibiss in New Castle
Death record for 27 year old Joseph Tibiss of New Castle. Reported Tuesday January 31 with basic details and local notice.
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Joseph Tibiss
Eb S
Mussolini Calls for Division of World Wealth
Amid global tensions, Mussolini advocates dividing world riches as leaders address mounting economic and political strains. The speech signals Italy's stance while Western powers respond with cautious exchange of views on this contested plan.
War In Spain Nears Climax
War updates from Spain describe intensified fighting as positions shift near the climactic phase. Reports mention Perpignan and Franco forces, with civilians affected and lines drawn around strategic centers. Continuous combat exchanges indicate a pivotal turning point shaping broader outcomes.
Untitled Fragment Preserves Names and Towns in Garbled Text
A garbled OCR fragment references a person named Crass and mentions a town, a bond, and a date. The readable bits are sparse and do not form a clear event or outcome. The piece reads like a scrambled note from a local context with limited identifiable entities.
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Bond
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