Windsor Duke plots to marry Wallis Simpson in Austria
Reports claim the Duke of Windsor plans to wed Wallis Simpson in April or June with possible venues at Enzesfeld Castle or Vienna. Divorce finalization for Mrs Simpson and a royal pension clash loom as Parliament debates funding. Different plans surface after talks with the Countess of Harewood and lionized relatives caution against publicity.
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Review of Gun Bar Statute Is Agreed
Washington February 5 to 7 The function departmentated to a Supreme Court reviewing constitutionality of the law which bars sales of shotguns machine guns and silencers to the outside world.
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WPA Blast Blinds Man on Road Job
Ed Ray, 64, a WPA worker, was blinded by a premature dynamite blast while working on a road project near Alva. He remained in hospital, with authorities reporting the accident as a worksite incident under investigation.
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Edward VII invited to coronation pageantry in exile
London sources report King Edward VII of Eugland will be formally invited to attend the second minor state function at the coronation pageantry tied to George VI's May 12 ceremony. Officials expect Windsor's abdication for love will keep him away, while rumors of his marriage to Mrs Wallis Simpson surface after her divorce.
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Alberta premier Aberhart nears dividend plan deadline
Premier William Aberhart of Alberta, a Pentecostal preacher who leads the first Social Credit government, presses a universal basic dividend scheme. He seeks to start monthly payments up to 75 dollars, with a probation period ending March 3, as supporters form a fervent backing. Opponents call him a violent dictator.
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Canada
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Louisville Housing Problem Serious
Louisville mayor Neville Muller discussed a serious housing problem caused by flooding near Beargrass Creek. He said restrictions will be extended as work continues and expected actions by week’s end, with WPA administrator Barry Hopkins to be involved.
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Trotsky Exile Home Surrounded by Police in Coyoacan
In Coyoacan Mexico on February 1, police and secret service agents surrounded the exile home of Leon Trotsky after reports that members of the Soviet GPUT had visited the house in June. Trotsky himself was aroused as officers said the action was a protective measure. Inside, prominent figures reportedly admitted behind closed doors to engineering a mob against the Stalin regime.
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Oregon flood grief mounts in Pacific coast states
Storms drenched Oregon and Washington as floods closed lowlands and highways. Trains stalled in Northern California and Southern Oregon while snow trapped winds hissed through the region. Lynde near the Canadian border faced isolation as schools closed and fuel and food ran short in Western Washington. Seattle windows shattered under the strain.
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