Daladier Confidence Vote Sparks Paris Turmoil
France faced heightened tensions as Daladier urged budget action and European unity while 20 000 war veterans prepared demonstrations against the government. Police and military preparations intensified as royalists and veterans pressed for stability amid threats of martial law and censorship.
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What Congress Is Doing What Congress Is Doing
Senate debates Johnson Hill to reathet se at federal courts by utilities. Air mall Investigating committee hears W. E. Boeing. Agriculture committee discusses Bankhead cotton bill. House Acts on fulr-department appropriation bill. Banking committee considers bill to establish federal monetary authority. Naval sub-committee continues inquiry into profits on naval airs plate construction. MONDAY air mall officials cited for contempt deferring MacGracken cane. Discussed Johnsar bill. Passed $980,000,000 administration bill for OWA and relief. Passed senate bill to extend stop Production loans for 1944 amended from 445,000,000 to $35,000,000. Passed bill making cattle base farm commodity and authorizing $200,000,000 payments to producers. Secretary Ickes oil administrator recommended tenth of a cent tax on oil both at well and refinery and doubling import duty.
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NRA to Take Hand in New York Taxicab Strike
New York feb 6 The NRA will take a hand in the city taxicab strike. Mayor LaGuardia met Gen Hugh S Johnson to seek federal aid and an immediate investigation. He urged a regional code for drivers covering minimum wages and union recognition. Meanwhile Fifth Avenue Coach Co workers reportedly weighing a strike.
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Treasury Gold Supply Hits Record High in New Report
Washington February six report shows Treasury gold stocks rose by 9 555 114 to 7 029 580 225 while the gold dollar value moved up from 2 805 512 050 to 2 805 790 430. No withdrawals appeared from the 2 billion stabilization fund in the daily statement.
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Fairbanks in Divorce Row Continues on Page One
The article recounts Fairbanks and Miss Lawrence discussing marriage amid divorce proceedings. Descriptions label Miss Lawrence as vivacious and fashionable, with media noting Lady Ashley as a medium-height, slender, vivacious beauty. The piece mentions social circles in London and references Fleet Street coverage.
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Message From Doug to Mary at Southampton Dock
The note from Doug to Mary was read by Schenck upon the return of a prominent motion picture executive to the United States. The message, delivered word for word, expressed lingering affection as Mary remained silent yet moved. Reports say Mary will not easily reconcile with Douglas amid divorce rumors and world pressures, though she may still offer support in private. A Light Want-Ad blotter advertises the 1984 calendar at The Light counter on Broadway and Pitt Street.
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Mexican officials to try Cockrells and Garza in federal court
Mrs. Doyle Cockrell travels to San Luis Potosi with her sons Beatt Cockrell 17 Brackenridge senior and Thomas Cockrell 14 Washington Irving student charged with attempted homicide card theft and interfering with public communication by cutting telegraph wires Arnold Garza 16 of 316 South Ehnendorf Street faces the same offenses. Mexican officials will not release them to U S authorities and plan to try them in federal court at San Luis Potosi. Clarence L Macy, American counsel at Tampico, says the only mitigating factor is the boys youth. The case notes a chauffeur was knocked unconscious and the car was stolen, then telegraph wires cut to hinder pursuit. The boys reportedly told their mother they seek a fortune in gold and jewels near Mexico City. Mrs Cockrell will hire Mexican lawyers to renew the fight for the boys.
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Veterans voice for defense as war pictures spark courage
MAX Walz, Commander of Sam Houston Post No. 76, praises war pictures in The Sunday Light for lifting veterans' spirits and urges a stronger national defense. He recalls service from France through the Rhine and notes the post's lead in pressing for adequate defense within VFW departments and national encampments.
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Jury selection begins in Heidingsfelder theft trial
In Georgetown on February 6 7 jury selection started in district court for Charles E Heidingsfelder Sr facing theft and embezzlement charges after Judge Harry Dolan denied a third defense motion for postponement.
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Jury Probes Sank Hold In Coleman Bank Robbery Case
Coleman Texas February 6 Involving grand jury to weigh charges in a $24000 First National Bank robbery two locals John and Mark Newton taken from Jolagon City to Austin for speedy trial provisions. Mrs Robards charged as an accomplice in the same case and John Reed accused in a related theft. The Sunshine Laundry advertises 20 lb washing machine service with terms announced over ETSA daily at 6 30 to 6 45.
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Cotton Tax Plan Favored By Senate Panel
Senate agriculture committee agreed to report favorably an amendment to the farm bill to tax cotton ginned in 1934 over 9 million bales at 12 cents per pound, removing licensing provisions and aiming to regulate production. the piece notes an unfurnished apartment ad and classified details.
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Chicago rails workers vote on strike after failed replies
Following a deadlock with the Chicago and Northwestern railroad officials over 807 grievances, about 26,000 employees are set to vote on striking. The men demand action and had warned of a possible walkout if no resolution is reached.
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