Savage Rioting In Paris Second Night Sparks Bloodshed
Paris, Feb 7. Rioting raged through the Champs Elysee and surrounding streets for a second night. Two people died in hospital, total dead now twelve, with about 200 injured including 25 seriously. Premier Daladier resigned official duty. President Lebrun summoned Gaston Doumergue. Public anger over Stavisky scandal and economic stress fed mobs, while police and troops tried to restore order. The French Labor Federation announced a 24 hour general strike for Monday. The Socialist protest planned from Place des Bastille.
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Preas
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Champs‘ Elysee
Rue Royale
Edouard Daladier
Albert Lebrun
Gaston Doumergue
Labor Federation
Stavisky
Lberty
Daladier Gov
Byrd Antarctic flagship to be laid up in New Zealand
The Byrd Antarctic flagship Bay of Whales shoal bound for New Zealand where it will be laid up for a year. Return voyage planned for December or January to resume winter party duties. Port Chalmers or Dunedin to host the vessel until then while crew move stores for the permanent camp.
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Byrd
Antarctica
Mackey Radio
Byrd Antarctic
Bay of Whales
New Zealand
Port Chalmers
Dunedin
N. Z
Bear of
Oakland
Free Months For Each Shot Fired In Court Case
Ray Stump Hall colored received nine months in the House of Correction after pleading guilty in Police Court to carrying concealed weapons and assault and battery on Rebecca Jordan colored. A revolver found in his pocket and a series of gunshots tied to a chaotic sequence surrounding Brown and Jordan are cited as the night’s events. Hall claimed he fired to frighten James Brown and maintained no intent to wound. Officers Hoffman and Brust arrested Hall at the scene after the disturbance at the Jordan residence.
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Duc de Guise
Bournon House
Orleans
France
Paris
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House of Correction
Ray “Stump” Hall
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Hall
Rebecca Jordan
Middle Iiley
James Brown
Jordan
Brown
Hell
Arthur Hoffman
Milord Brust
Western Maryland College Beats Loyola in Baltimore Boxing
Western Maryland College defeated Loyola College of Baltimore 7 to 1 in Baltimore. The victory keeps Western Maryland with the Navy and Maryland squads ahead of St. John’s, continuing their strong boxing season.
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W. Md
Loyola Westminster
Western Maryland College
Loyola College of Baltimore
Navy
Marylands
St. John’s
PCA Directors in Meeting Here
Directors of the Iron Credits Association in Montgomery and Washington counties met at the office of treasurer Thomas Lary discussing plans to paracoing loans for agricultural purposes. About 75 loan applications were noted, mostly from county farmers. Attending directors included Thomas E Darby W W Hodges Eugene L Walker EM Shoemaker John S Bushey EL H Ingram Jacob Ankeny J Young Meddietown and Ale M Mi. Pleasant presided.
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Iron Credits Assocca
Prederince
Carpoh
Washington
Montgomery
Thomas 5
Thomas E Darby
W. W. Hodges
Eugene L. Walker
Mongomery
EM. Shoemaker
Italo Balbo's Air Fleet Covers 12600 Miles Round Trip
An account notes Gen Italo Balbo's squadron flew roughly 12 600 miles to America and back, reflecting the long voyage of the Italian air fleet. The report underscores the bold transatlantic undertaking and its historic scope.
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Italo Balbo
Italy
America
Ukraine
U.S
Unvversity OF Ohio
Local Loan Process Details in Four Counties
Mr Anderson outlines loan procedures with security types for borrowers in four counties. First class mortgages on real estate or personal property such as livestock, implements, and crops acceptable. secondary security allowed. Applications reviewed by Wilpert Smith, Parm Biureau inspector, with funds available within days after application. county office visits scheduled weekly in Westminster, Rockville, Hagerstown, and Podaraz Courthouse.
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Wilpert Smith
Parm Biureal
Prederick Tre
Heal
Mir
Westmug
Rockville
Hagerstown
Podaraz
Sarcuel Sx Faces Expulsion Decision In Greece
Insult case involving Ped 1 and Athens officials. A medical report by two professors on the health of former leader Gen John Metaxas will be presented by Panarou Tsaldaris tomorrow at the doorstep for consideration.
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Athens
Greece
Mier Panarou Tsaldaris
Erstwhie
John Metaxas
Intercor
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