Far East tension eyes 1935 naval conference
United Press reports from Moscow indicate Russia seeks French Polish and League support while Japan aims for greater naval strength. Diplomats foresee months of maneuvering with a possible world crisis by the 1935 naval conference though no side appears ready for a showdown.
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Jury Acquits Defendants in Dynamite Gage Case
A jury acquitted George Stewart and Reginald Brightman of possession and transportation of dynamite with intent to destroy private property. Hochholzer was dismissed pretrial. Defense argued lack of intent. the state failed to prove intent and corroborating threats.
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Byrd Expedition Arrives at Little America Base
Admiral Richard F Byrd and his Antarctic expedition reached Little America at noon after rough seas and radio interference. The party began unloading supplies and equipment, aiming to assess the old camp left four years ago and establish the base for continued exploration.
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Three Women Survive Sinking Yacht Alamyth Rescue
A New York Times account details the Alamyth disaster off Barnegat New Jersey. Wind shift and a rapid hull flood forced abandonment at 11 am. Survivors were hurled from a lifeboat to awaiting sailors as the Gulfland and Thetis aided the rescue.
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Federal aid requested for tuber growers by legislature
The legislature urged the nation to aid tuber growers with federal assistance to cover production costs and deliver a reasonable price. A Senate-concurred resolution supported by Assemblyman Kostuck cites a proposed $500,000,000 in agricultural relief funds and calls for federal action to help growers.
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Bihar quake toll soars with thousands dead in district
An official Bihar district toll reported at least 2,500 killed with Muzaffarpur and nearby localities hardest hit. Communications collapsed, rescue teams struggle as many villages lie in ruins and relief measures are being organized.
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Farm Program Shows Result, Wallace Tells Senate Panel
Secretary Wallace stated the eight month operation of the farm program proves it can work with contracts to cut production showing near universal compliance. He noted some marketing plans were not fully implemented while envisioning longer term flexibility for farms. He argued the experience demonstrates that cooperative, practical plans win farmer support and will continue if kept in their interest.
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Wallace
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Milwaukee Turk in 400000 in gold certificates
A Milwaukee man surrendered certificates and gold valued at about 400000 to federal authorities after a bank and payroll scheme investigation. Prosecutors claim the gold and ten thousand dollars in cash bonds backed a payroll fraud tied to a Milwaukee business leader.
Cuba Nears U S Recognition After Mendieta Oath
Carlos Mendieta was sworn in as provisional Cuban president amid national rejoicing. He sent a cordial greeting through the Associated Press to the American people and urged Cuba to base its governance on reason and justice. The U S government eyed possible recognition as Cuba consolidates party unity and military factions.
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Attorney General Seeks Strong Action Against Machines
The Attorney General calls for stiff measures and prosecutions linked to a widespread machine racket. A letter from Washington voices concern over the alleged scheme and urges rapid legal steps.
Kidnaping of Banker Bremer Deepens St. Paul Case
Edward G. Bremer, 36, president of the Commercial? Grete bank, was abducted yesterday morning. Ransom demands rose to $200,000 as negotiations opened two hours after the crime. Investigators found Bremer’s car north of the city. family members urged silence to protect his life amid fears and political ties.
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Dollar stabilization bill moves through House in push for early use
Washington dispatch reports leaders aim to push a 2 billion dollar stabilization fund via the House as the dollar strengthens and Britain’s pound slips. The coinage committee favorably reports the bill, with leadership seeking rules for quick consideration amid talks with Roosevelt and Byrnes. A separate plan eyes extending tax and fee relief and other items in a broader special session.
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France outlines arms supervision as basis for German limits
France calls for German armament supervision as the foundation of all arms control. A high authority memorandum warns against German military buildup and proposes a phased plan starting with experimental steps and Geneva negotiations within the Allied framework.
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Ripon Bachelor Feared Dead in Green Lake Drowning
A 50 year old Ripon bachelor, Roth, is feared drowned after ice gaps were seen while skating on Green Lake. Neighbors reported seeing him at the cottage on the lake shore before searches failed to locate him. Sheriff Kaswaski said Roth’s car was found at the cottage and belongings were scattered, with no clear sign of his fate.
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Weather summary with scattered city forecasts and records
An OCR battered report notes multiple city weather forecasts and temperatures. It mentions Milwaukee Oshkosh and Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota forecasts, colder Friday in parts, and a concrete reading from Oshkosh Northwestern with 7:30 a.m. 28 and 1:00 p.m. 33. It lists yesterday highs and lows for Los Angeles and Miami and a few regional observations with wind and barometer details.
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