Hitler Radio Address Pins War Aims on Britain
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler spoke to Germans on the seventh anniversary of his chancellorship. He blamed England for the war, praised Germany’s Poland blitzkrieg, and accused Churchill of prolonging conflict while warning of England’s supposed plans against women and children. A later Reich broadcast noted his secrecy and hailed him as Germany’s single voice.
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Hitler
England
United States
Munich
Poland
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Germany
Europe
Britain
U S And Britain Talk Ship Trouble On Restrictions
London and Washington discussed easing British limits on American shipping amid diplomatic exchanges. Lord Lothian said no decisions yet on guaranteeing ships avoid British control ports in combat zones and the idea of a British control port in Canada was also on the table.
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Lord Lothian
Hull
Canada
Mrs George W Coe Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs George W Coe a Lincoln county resident for 54 years died at her home on the Ruidoso at 8 last night aged 80 She had been ill months and was critical since Friday She is survived by her husband two of eight children Elza Perry and Will T Coe of Glencoe a sister Amelia Stringfield of Humboldt Neb Phoebe A Brown born Sabetha Kan amid early life moves to Fall City Neb Farmington N M and Ft Lewis La Plata River She helped organize the first Sunday school in the Ruidoso valley in her home Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 30 from the Glencoe home with Rev L F Roll of Ruidoso in charge Burial at Glencoe Ballard Funeral Home directed
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Humbolt
Neb
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Sabetha
Kansas
Fall City
Nebraska
New Mexico
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Ft. Lewis
la Plata
Geo. W. Coe
Astic
The President Fit As Fiddle At 59
President Roosevelt is 58 today and is described as in perfect condition for any path ahead. His birthday is marked quietly while nationwide parties raise funds to fight infantile paralysis, with a radio address at 8 34 p m MST and chats with visiting movie stars in Washington.
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Roosevelt
Ross T. McIntyre
Will The U S Get Into The World War
The piece notes American observers fear Britain’s push toward war may draw the United States in. A New York Herald Tribune reporter gathers five Ottawa inquiries showing mixed public sentiment. A Canadian woman challenges U S restraint, highlighting tensions over entry into the conflict.
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Associated Press
United States
Allen Raymond
New York Herald-Tribune
Ottawa
Fellows Service to Honor Roswell Leader Leland Fellows
Masonic funeral services for Leland C. Fellows a Roswell leader who died yesterday will be held at Ballard Chapel tonight with Paul Carrigan in charge. Battery A will escort the body to the depot for burial in Stillwater Oklahoma. Fellows headed all three Masonic bodies in 1933 and served as head of the Elks and Lions clubs plus two years on the city council. He was 38 and survived by a 10 year old son his mother a brother and three sisters.
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H. P. Saunders, Jr
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Battery “A
Leland Fellows
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Lions Club
Weather synopsis for Colorado Arizona New Mexico and West Texas
Colorado and West Texas will see increasing cloudiness west tonight into Wednesday with little temperature change. Arizona and New Mexico remain fair with high clouds tonight and Wednesday, and only minor temperature changes.
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Roosevelt asks Congress for 7.5 to 10 million for new hospitals
President Roosevelt on his 58th birthday urged Congress to approve a 7.5 to 10 million experimental federal hospital program. About 50 facilities would be built in poor areas unable to finance them, with the Public Health Service selecting locations and ensuring life saving benefits.
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Roosevelt
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Hos
Dr. Bannister Dead After Car Crash in Phoenix
Dr. Kimball Bannister, 50, noted Phoenix physician and thrice Southwestern amateur golf champion, died from injuries after a Sunday crash. His wife, Mrs. Bannister, and friend Mrs. Clifford D. Castle were killed. LeRoy Struble, 19, faces manslaughter charges. Surviving sons Kimball Jr., John, Bryant, and daughter Mary Elizabeth.
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Mary Elizabeth
Japan Demands Return Of 21 Men Seized
Tokyo reports that Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita pressed Britain’s ambassador over the seizure of 21 German sailors from the liner Asama Maru. The incident halted the ship off Yokohama January 20 and the men, interned in Hong Kong, were to be returned.Meanwhile Japan faces a nationwide electrical power shortage from coal scarcity, with 14 prefectures hit including Osaka Kobe and Kyoto. Industries suspend nonessential production as hydroelectric supply wanes and water shortages persist, affecting over 3 million people.
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Robert Leslie Graigie
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Baby Born Amid Snowbound Blues in Central City
Mrs Roy Custer says her two day old daughter arrived in under an hour at 5 am Sunday in a snowbound shack. Only her husband was present, as she recalls the stork’s visit. She notes they hoped for a girl and that no helper would come up the hill during the wintry blast.
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Finns Down 21 Red Warplanes In General Raids
Finnish forces claim destruction of 21 Red warplanes during general raids. Retaliatory air actions followed Russian defeats on land, marking the heaviest raids Finns have endured.
President Roosevelt Birthday Ball Night Fundraiser
Roswell and Chaves county residents join a nationwide effort to raise funds for infantile paralysis with dances and entertainment. The Roswell Cahoon Armory event starts at nine with the N M M I cadet orchestra. Elsewhere Dexter Hagerman and Lake Arthur hold dances for the same cause. Elkins and Spanish American citizens also host county balls at Lake Arthur.
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Hagerman
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Tom Hall Delivers Noted Talk At Roswell Kiwanis
At a Roswell Kiwanis luncheon Thomas J. Hall spoke on the motto We Build praising unsel fish contributions of local workers. He praised the Kiwanis Club’s efforts and thanked Paul H. Deaton for introducing him. Guests John Hall and Harold Griggs attended with club president J. E. Patterson presiding. Meanwhile Finnish artillery on the Karelians smashes five Russian field kitchens during meal time as Russian activity intensifies all day.
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Mr. Hall
Paul H. Deaton
Tom Hall
John Hall
Harold Griggs
Lubbock
J. E. Patterson
Karelian
Finnish Air Gains Reported As Soviet Raids Continue
Helsinki dispatch says Finnish military reports downed 21 Russian planes during raids on southern Finland and that Finnish forces struck a harbor and ships possibly Kronstadt. One Finnish plane was lost as Soviet bombing intensified on Karelia Isthmus and southern Finland. A hospital train raid failed. many killed or wounded in bombings, with Hankow denial of attack.
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Redland
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Hankow
20 Percent Cut In President's Farm Budget
The House appropriations committee recommended a 20 percent cut in President Roosevelt's farm appropriation estimates for the next fiscal year. The trimmed total reflects reductions of 154.5 million dollars from surplus commodity disposal, 47.98 million from the sugar act request, and 25.0 million for farm tenant loans, creating the largest single major reduction this session. The panel also dropped parity payments and reduced salaries for rural electrification officials, while outlining additional cuts across forest service, cattle disease eradication, and weather services.
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Mahon
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Vatican Not To Heed Nazi Request
Vatican City January 30 informed sources said German efforts to influence Vatican radio broadcasts about alleged German abuses in occupied Poland were fruitless. Berlin claimed German ambassador Diego Von Bergen raised the issue with the papal secretary of state, but Vatican radio replied its broadcasts are private. A Polish embassy pamphlet circulated at the Holy See accused German authorities of extermination against Polish Catholics.
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