Doumergue Named Tariff Dictator in France Budget Move
Paris dispatch reports Premier Gaston Doumergue was granted dictatorial powers to fix tariffs as France passed the 1934 budget with a 2.9 billion franc surplus. The chamber approved the budget 458 to 132 and the senate 284 to 15, while Doumergue’s influence aimed to stabilize policy and negotiate treaties amid a political crisis.
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John Evans
Paris— Ly
France
Con
Gaston Doumergue
Parliamer
Doumergue
Itry
Two Die as Gas Main Bursts in Philadelphia
Two persons were killed and 18 overcome by illuminating gas when a main broke in Philadelphia. Reports to police say fumes swept into homes on Moalboore terrace and most victims were asleep, with about 190 people affected.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Moalibore Terrace
Spanish cabinet resignation shocks Madrid
Spanish cabinet collapsed as Premier Alejandro Lerroux faced a sudden crisis. Rumors centered on reshuffles in the treasury and interior departments. Two ministers, Martinez Barri and Gomez Lara, were mentioned in early reports amid the political turmoil.
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Madrid
Alejandro Lerroux
Premine Lerrar Ie Miss
Thereasury Gomez Lara
Slire
Roorg Doon
Prisemove
Martinez Barri
Carnera and Loughran to Eight Tonight Miami Fight
Fair weather prevails as the delayed world heavyweight title bout between Carnera and Loughran is staged tonight in Miami to entertain a few thousand fight fans despite competing events like a flower show and a tea bar.
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Miami
Fla
Carnera-Loughran
Dynasty Born Under Army Guard As Pu Yi Is Crowned
James A. Mills reports on the Manchukuoan and Japanese guard around Henry Pu Yi as he ascends the throne of the new Manchurian empire. Soldiers line the five mile route, observers are barred by stockades, and the ceremony includes the queen Yueh Hua, amid strict security and limits on public attendance.
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James A. Mills
Associated Press
Changchun
Manchukuo
Henry Pu Yi
America
Anehus
Pu Yi
China
Family Believes Mayo Tortured Before Confession
The Mayo family asserts Fred Mayo was tortured into a false confession linked to the Adler kidnapping. They cite alleged coercion by police and claim his death followed an involuntary admission, urging further inquiry into the jailhouse case and medical examinations.
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Mayo
Adler
Thomas BP
Fred Mayo
Chipols
Fred Maro
Marva
Monetary policy debate delays concrete plan say Morgenthau
Washington reports quote Secretary Morgenthau and Representative Hancock as they discuss delaying any definitive monetary policy. Morgenthau says more experience and time are needed to judge best approaches, while noting gold and farm price rises since February 1933. The exchange hints Congress may be asked to extend deliberations and study of the administration plan.
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Washington
Adinistration
Mng Snbhe Blish
Congress
Hancock
North Carolina
Morgenthau
Cross
Michigan boats seek to regain Rotary cups lost
Oshkosh Vee Vaeht club accepted a challenge from Menominey club for the Rotary cups once held by Oshkosh boats. Lee holds the ssf cup and Donnie Delie Acanda trophy. Races start March 10 with all Oshkosh boats eligible to enter at 2 PM Saturday for the Glass Region cup. Rotary cup awarded to Stock bridge Ufachor club by default after a club meeting.
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Oshkosh Vee Vaeht
Menominey
Mich
Clib
Oshkosh
Ynara
Menomie
Ie Lee
Donnie Delie Acanda
Stockbridge Ufachor Club
Suppressed Book Warns of War Era Food Decline
A damaged wartime pamphlet from Lindbergh era publishers warned of reduced crops and food shortages. The book, titled Your Country at War, allegedly predicts economic and political shifts including references to the NRA and notable figures. It notes crop failures due to pests and weather, with some regions spared from damage while others face substantial losses.
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Lindberah
Tha Fyor
Liiaueh
Weather forecast from uncertain text fragment
The fragment hints at light rain and slightly warmer conditions in northern portions tonight. There is mention of colder, possibly wetter weather with changing conditions across the region and references to Northwestern Observa temperaince items and several place names, though many words are garbled and unclear.
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Wisconsin
Moetly Cay
Parthwest
Essy
Calder
Elattiv
Northwestern
Observa
Midwanker
Records of Winke Bago testimony filed at Corferenge
Fragmentary notes describe testimony records to be filed at Corferenge with Winke Bago involved. The readable text mentions Saturday timing and unspecified members, but details are unclear.
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Winkebago
Corferenge
Waterway Treaty Vote Set For March 14
A vote on the waterway treaty is scheduled for March 14. Officials urged citizens to study the terms and participate in the upcoming decision.
Engineers of State on Stand in Oshkosh Water Case
State board of health engineers testified today on water pollution and treatment at Oshkosh. They described raw water pollution fluctuations and safety risks if treatment or source changes are not carefully managed, noting potential impacts on the distribution system and a possible need to abandon current sources.
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E. J. Tully
Q. J. Muegge
Wisconsin Board of Health
Oshkosh
Ate Board of Health
Helt
Mintvipad
City Hall
Circuit Court
J Tully
State Board of Health
O. J. Milegge
Bord
Margre
Temperela
Peas & Hien
Wifvine Lienstrdy
Demplu
Waveye
Polde Service Corporation
Yeater
Ford Refuse Coy Voliis Iydroacurbens
Ditechis
Bneiie
President urges principal of home loan bonds guarantee
Washington reports President requests that the principal of home loan bonds be guaranteed. The administration presses for bond protection amid fiscal concerns and seeks assurance from officials.
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Washington
Joey
Vitasage
President Warts More Tariff Power
An unclear report claims President Warts seeks expanded tariff authority amid political debate. The fragment references the Senate and mentions Tariff power, with no concrete dates or names clearly readable.
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Warts
War Grenade Explosion Kills Five in Warsaw
Wartime grenade detonated in a pond area near a railroad worker as he removed it. Five people died including four schoolboys and nine children were injured. An onlooker crowd gathered while emergency responders attended the scene.
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Warsaw
Pokende
Ea Key
Extended Time For Payment Of Taxes In Oshkosh
City council approves a special extension for real estate and personal property tax payments to March 10 under a new ordinance drafted by City Attorney Thompson and signed by Alderman Roeder. Mayor Oaks seeks leniency for residents unable to pay on time.
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Cgaluw
Oaks
Oshkosh
Robert R. Thompson
Roeder
Suapensiat
Riches
Luedike
Atsob
N. J. Christensen
Justles
Liepence
Christensen
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Rainey Blocks Immediate Vote On Offices Supply Bill
chaotic text notes Speaker Rainey blocking an immediate vote on the offices supply bill in a session reshuffle. mentions veterans benefits and federal salaries, unclear details, with multiple garbled phrases and stray names.
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Rainey
Rainey Cathey
Weirton Steel Clash Spurs New Labor Reckoning
The NRA labor board sent the Weirton Sleek dispute to the Justice Department seeking immediate action as industrialists resist recovery act provisions. Senator Wagner pushed a bill to strip company unions and compel negotiations with employee-formed bodies, aiming to curb employer domination and preserve board authority.
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Washington
Lhe
Cutthiots
Recalc Trant
NRA National Labor Board
Weirton Sleek
Department of Justice
Elbion
Robert F. Wagner
TL Weir
Steel Company
Trevh Wagner
New York
Congress
NRA
Warner
Labor Board
Weirton
Wagner
Two Young Bandits Captured After Separate Robberies
Milwaukee police captured two youths after separate robberies. Jark Gonnelly, 17, chased on foot on a south side street, held up Nathan Smith, proprietor, and took 37 dollars. companion wounded and escaped. Tony Plutowski, 26, robbed Frank Kempski of 77 dollars at a butcher shop, pursued by Adolph Kempski and neighbor Louis Block.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Jark Gonnelly
Cony
Nathan Smith
Tony Plutowski
Frank Kempski
Fureher
Windows of house shattered by blast of a blow torch
Ashland police report a house suffered shattered windows after a blow torch blast. The incident left the interior damaged and a preliminary investigation underway to determine the cause and intent. No injuries reported at this time.
Miss Mlisy Hurt by Gunshot Wounds In Wisconsin
Local report states Miss Mlisy sustained gunshot injuries while at home in Wisconson. Authorities are investigating the incident as a potential crime scene.
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Mlisy
Dean
Vietini
Authotic Stouightan
Am Omnele
President Roosevelt to Broadcast Next Monday
NRA plans for a war appearance outline President Roosevelt addressing the nation next Monday. Observers note the sudden decision to address the public, with attention on the wartime ration and national service.
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Roosevelt
NRA
Stome
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