France and Britain to settle WW debt under new plan
France agrees to a three power settlement on war debts with Britain and the United States. The plan envisages installments reducing obligations, with France paying about 4 billion dollars and Britain’s share adjusted. Conference led by Ambassador Bullitt and French officials sought to align debt settlement with broader economic policy.
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Ralph Helnzen
United Prey Parie
Dee I
Istake
Pungpis
United Press
Great Beltain
Franco
Bullitt
William G. Bullitt
Lega Marr
Yvon Delkin
Ikaeh
Foreign Office
United States
Britain
United
Derry
Bo Nmi
Say Man Killed Wife Mo 1d Son In Va Home Fire
Virginia officers investigate a triple murder suicide case after a man killed his wife and nine year old son before setting a home on fire. A field worker aided the search for remains as deputies searched the scene seven miles east of Clade Teall Mum Rit. The wounded boy Hubert, 9, survived and was hospitalized.
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W. Vayu Dee
Clade Teall
Mum Rit
Governor Smith Arrested In Bank Embezzlement Case
Gov Charles M Smith of Speland Virginia was arrested on charges related to alleged theft from the bank he heads. Bail set at 6000 provided by Earle Kinsley and spouse. arraignment date not set. News follows prior embezzlement convictions at Marble Savings Bank and related cases. defense cites misprison of felon. governor completing final year of term.
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Associated Preas Speland
Charles Mi. ‘Smith
Earle Kinsley
Insurance Company
Smith
John d. Cocklin
The
Marble Savings Bank
Lathrop
Baldwin
Dublin
U. S. Revenues Cheer Officials See Tax Upswing
Substantial revenue gains in the first five months of the fiscal year bolster hopes that the long gap between income and outlay may narrow next year. Receipts for July through November total $1.823 billion, up $18 million from a year ago, with individual income taxes leading gains. Secretary Morgenthau predicted March receipts would be very large, suggesting a year-end revenue near $5.642 billion, while deficits to date total about $240 million with emergency spending around $1.146 billion.
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Associated
Washington
Dec
Adimdustrelian
Roosevelt
Iative Kemury Keuyeest
Henry
Bishop Scores King Amid Turmoil in London
Fragmentary report shows Bishop Bradford Warne Mung Fite ward VIIL voicing a price demand amid tense proceedings. The text references a party or group, American and other names, with unclear roles and dates, suggesting a parliamentary or church dispute unfolding in London.
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Edward
Stipe
London
Bradfard
Judge Bagby Refuses Injunction Against Mint Machine Case
Common Pleas Judge Joseph W. Bagby denied E. A. Kleffner’s request to halt confiscation of mint vending machines. The case centers on whether the nickel-operated devices constitute gambling, with officials including City Manager F. L. Sheehan and Police Chief Harry Sheets named in the petition.
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Common Press
Joseph W. Bagby
Georgetown
Bagby
Common Pleas Court
E. A. Kleffner
Kleffner
F. £. Sheehan
Harry &. Sheets
Douglas Bowling
New Boston
Chence Highfield
Sherff
Arthur L. Oakes
Mgr
Common Pleas
Kieffiner
Isles
Bushy
Kieltner
Klebtner
Newspaper Worker Kaccini Fatally Injured Auto Crash
Huntington Tec 1 Mar 1 The Times reports Kaccini 24 district circulation manager of The Huntington Publishing Co was fatally injured when his automobile was struck by a Baltimore & Ohio freight train at Chapmans Crossing on Lard Street The death marks the fourth railroad related fatality within the city limits this year and confirms a severe toll from rail operations.
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Kaccini
Times Huntington
Margrly J. Robson
Muntington Publahing Co
Baltimore & Ohio
Jain
Chapman's Crossing
Lard Street
Nee
Dave
US Not Heir To League Formed Gifts Revealed
Roosevelt in Buenos Aires discussed joining the League of Nations at a press conference. He canceled one suburban tour following a death. Inter-American conference planned with 21 western republics to open later. Hulls neutrality proposal favored. In Washington, Dupont family political gifts totaled 144,430 affecting Roosevelt era debates.
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Buenos Aires
Roosevelt
Matty
United States
League of Nations
August Gust Gentierich
Gennerith
Portsmouth
Carlos Saavedrs Lasmas
Julio Argentino Rous
Senate
Carlos Noel
Chamber of Deputies
Worr
Augustin Justo
Argentina
Justa
Toosevelt
International Assembly
Cordell Hulls
Washington
du Pont
Joseph BE
Travies
Woathy
Russia
Fannis
Morgan
Republi
J. Howard Pew
Ardmore
Soldier Given Four Years In Louisville Slaying Case
A serviceman received a four year sentence for involvement in a fatal July slaying in Louisville. The defendant Stephen Grose, 28, from Kentucky, faced the court along with several associates charged in the case linked to Riley Liphiberty, 26, of Ohio. The trial highlighted wartime tensions and local law enforcement actions during the holiday period.
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Stephen Grose
Kentucky
Riley Liphitrity
Ohio
Cantu
Mondine
New York Central Pays Off Debt Ahead of Schedule
The New York Central Railroad paid all obligations to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation early, totaling about 19.86 million dollars and including 8.49 million in collateral notes. RFC officials called the rail system promising overall but warned the railroad reorganization process remains broken and reform is needed.
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NEW York Central
Washington
New York Central Railroad Co
Borrawitt
Janes Sank
Nates
Public Works Ail Manistration
RFC
Pava Mahuved Kertaliy
Vune. Taner
Dem
League Chiefs Meet to Discuss Spain Civil War
The League of Nations, in a renewed push amid the Spanish conflict, summoned leaders to a discuss the civil war in Spain and consider recognition of the Republican administration and its international ramifications as heavy bombardments raged around Madrid and neighboring areas.
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Spain
Rannua
Figain
Madrid
League of Nabons Enundi
Mad
Ronsdar Malian
Getinar
Aliplabald
Roesles
Cuatro Caminda
Loyalists Drive towards Burgos in Northern Spain
Deep government forces in the north advance on Burgos as troops push toward the insurgent capital. A Santander army joins from the west toward Staelin while Basque militias from Bilbao move to within about one mile of Vittivia, roughly 70 miles northeast of Burgos, threatening a major route to the capital.
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Bilbao
Spain
Burgos
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Santander
Staelin
Bilbeo
Vitevia
Rommanda
Ailillery
Embargo Clash and Madrid Battle Report Amid War News
Reports from London show opposition to a British arms embargo on Spain with liberal and labor critics arguing it helps insurgents and bypasses Portugal. Angl o French pact rumors emerge as France and Britain reportedly agreed to mutual aid, hinting at broader security shifts tied to Locarno era treaties. In Madrid, fascist artillery pressures government defenses around Pozuelo and Escorial as barricades and gunfire mark intensifying fighting near the capital.
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al Une
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France
Ciroat
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Germany
Cold Wave Sweeps Eastern Area Lows Hit Record Depths
A bitter cold wave gripped the eastern region driving temperatures to extreme lows. New York State recorded subzero readings with a number of locales seeing dips around 28 below, and several points across nearby areas reported similarly frigid conditions.
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New York
Dev
Earl
Ted
Seth
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Karte
U S Engineer Approves Levee Plan in Cincinnati
U S Army Engineers in charge of rivers and harbors tentatively approve Cincinnati flood defense project after inspection and discussions with city and WPA officials. J Kane of WPA praises fore sight and courage to build a 62 foot floodwall. Weight test canceled. core wall excavation progresses. details on Page 3.
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Cincinali
U.S. Army Engineers
Cincinnati
WPA
Bull
Ivapee Goth
H- J. Kane
IWPA
Ohia
Duia
Army
Él Rojak
U. S
Duises
Ludmire Portsmouth
Jus
Jmid
Increased wages and bonus announced at Ports mouth and Bragdon Dry Goods
The Ports mouth Public Service Co announces a 10 percent wage increase for all employees including streetcar workers, bus drivers, trade repairmen, and garage staff effective May 1. Bragdon Dry Goods Co offers a two weeks bonus to all regular employees payable on the 18th, affecting about 40 department staff.
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Portsmouth Public Service Co
Bragdon Dry Goods Co
Shillicathe Street
Kentucky appeals to save ice cream tax
A garbled Kentucky appeals text discusses a constitutional challenge to an ice cream tax. It mentions court involvement, names fragments like Fran Keort and Veethe commonwealth, and references a decision process affecting a tax measure. The readable parts point to a legal action over taxation and state constitutional questions.
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Davey urges immediate action on unemployment insurance in Ohio
Governor Martin L. Davey pressed leaders to reconvene the Ohio General Assembly to pass an unemployment insurance program before year’s end. He argued the legislature is not in session and urged swift action by both houses to address unemployment coverage amid a heated legislative debate and federal implications.
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Martin L. Davey
Chig Ganerel ‘Assembly
Davey
Ohio
Maisalte Lipecher
Mahoning County
Thomas J. Donnelly
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Boyds Hunter
Senate
Supreme Court
New York
Liw
Willian M. Boydee
Cuswhogueayniv
Boyd-Hunter
Dagetter
Huiduner
How Job Insurance Tax Law Affects U S Workers
An explainer outlines the federal unemployment insurance tax, its effect on states, and who bears costs when states fail to enact required programs. It discusses administrative funding by the federal government and potential expenses for employers and workers under the law.
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Washington
Deri
Souies Security
peenRsons
Abe
Meng Sernog
Ady Orme
Bayietrey
Cuerigie
Hardier
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