Duke of Windsor vows to marry Mrs Simpson despite opposition
London reports the Duke of Windsor told friends he will reject any attempt to deter him from marrying Mrs Wallis Simpson. He has fixed his mind on wedlock once her divorce from Ernest Simpson is finalized, seeking happiness with her despite isolation abroad and family absence.
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Vianna
Fen
Duke of
Winnwor
Wallis Warfield
Simpson
Edward VIII
Euzesfeld
Vienna
Bimpson
Ernest Aldrich Bimpson
Austria
Thay
Serviso
London
INS
Duke of Windsor
Wailis Simpson
Mary Livingston Collapses In Studio At Beverly Hills
Mary Livingston, famed radio star, collapsed in her Beverly Hills studio after a broadcast. She attributed the incident to nerves and said she will be confined to bed for eight days of rest.
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Mary Livingston
Beverly Hills
Calif
Fea
Miary Livingston
Endiro
Benny
Gulshan
Labor spies protected by Pinkerton agency dispute
Washington DC The Pinkerton Detective Agency refused to disclose its list of labor spies despite a request from Senator La Follette Republican of Wisconsin chairing the Senate Civil Therns committee The agency stated it would not publicize the names as of today.
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Washington
Tech
cNey
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Senator la Forette
Republican
Wisccrait
Senate
Civil Tharnes Committee
Eternal Triangle Blamed in Deaths
Police explained a jealous husband was involved in a double slaying and his own demise. Mrs Enmin Langer, a housekeeper, and Ludwig Mozsin, 62, a wealthy employer, were shot in Mozsin’s Calif home. A bullet to Mozsin’s brain proved fatal to John Langer, 68, as officers knocked.
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Santa Tarbara
Calif
Enmin Langer
Ludwig Mozsin
John Langer
Ab & Hospital
Lindy Fights Gate to Reach Palermo
Lindbergh and wife Charles Lindbergh landed in Palermo at 3 10 p m after a five hour night flight from Rome facing headwinds. Officials had emergency fields on alert for the American fliers as their pace averaged about sixty miles an hour through a sixty three mile leg. A newborn daughter of violinist Stephen Hero was reported in New York with ties to Jose Teurhi a Spanish pianist.
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Lindy
Palermo
Sicily
Charles
Lindbergh
Rome
New York
Stephen Hero
Jose Teurhi
Owens
Missouri Pagdy
Fish Brother's
Sears Street
Kelly’s Grill
Houston Street
Colorado
Kelly's Grill
Dave
Fascist Fleet Moves Into Malaga Invasion Report
Telegraph and radio dispatches from Salamanca and Madrid describe Franco’s insurgent forces sealing Malaga. Reports say insurgents control the coastal city, threaten supply lines, and threaten Madrid, with battles around the railroad, park sirens, and reports of starving residents amid the Civil War turmoil.
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Digraltar
Malaga
Salamanca
Charbor
sAia
Martial law looming as auto strike talks falter in Detroit
Governor Murphy resumes peace conference efforts with General Motors and United Auto Workers as talks pause. Knudsen insists GM will not concede on union recognition, the central issue. Court orders urge arrest of 15 union leaders. Sheriff Wolcott waits for Murphy response before acting. Martial law speculation grows amid stalled negotiations and possible recall of negotiators.
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Dethom
Martial Jayr
Alrike
Tint
Detroit
Frank Murphy
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Knudsen
S&s
Wnion
Thomas Wolcott
Murphy
Walcott
Three Brave Girls Rescued From Fire
Hangover New Hampshire February 8 three heroic telephone operators trapped on the second floor were saved by two men as a four story business building was engulfed in flames with damage around 150000 dollars. Miss Millicent Waterman Barbara Sullivan Doris Stone and Miss Lilian Waterman were led to safety after remaining at their switchboards to keep lines open during the blaze.
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N.H
Mantes
John Dead
Dartmouth College
Suniot
Archie Gile
Lorabis
Moss Wan
Millicent, Waterman
Barbara Sullivan
Doris Stone
Meat Cleaver Killing Trial Opens in Houston
In Houston on February 13, 33 year old Ray Newsom faced a murder charge for the slaying of cafe operator Clara Middle Kaul. Prosecutors allege Newsom used a meat cleaver to kill Mrs Middle Kaul after an earlier theft accusation. The trial opened with Newsom allowed to defend himself and details of the Octo ver 13 slaying presented to the court.
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Houston
Wlat
Ray
Newsom
Oll
Clara Middle Kaul
Middlexaul
Bitter Winds Drive City Dust Storm And Shootings In Houston
Severe cold and biting winds swept across the region, reducing visibility to zero at times as a dust storm hit Amarillo and Houston. A 19-year-old former Brackenridge student, Sam Owens, admitted shooting Balinas and Maria Criado during separate incidents after drinking, claiming liquor prompted the violence.
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United States Weather Bureau
Austin
Sam Wens
Brackenridge High School
Houston Street
Tat Balinas
Chihuahua Street
Ovens
H.C. Rhufics
Police Identification Bureau
Maria Criado
West
Commerce Street
Faute- Ba
Sabinas
Japanese Gains in sys Philippines Denied
Washington reports a detailed view on Philippine-American trade noting general misconceptions about Japanese gains. An 1932 customs yardstick valued the yen at 50 cents, though its international value was about 28 cents, and was blamed for misleading comparisons.
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Philippines
Washington
Weather summary for Antonia and vicinity Monday to Tuesday
Cloudy and colder conditions prevail with a hard freeze expected in northern portions Monday night. Lows near 48°F Monday night rising to around 63°F, with highs Tuesday around 50s to 70s range and brisk southerly winds shifting northerly late tonight into Tuesday. Winds gusty along coasts, highs and lows vary by location. Additional details on Page 3.
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Antonia
Vietniby
Texas
West
Calder
Unclear Weather Forecast From Fragmented OCR
Damaged text notes Old Sol and a high 83 degree reading with a mild upcoming week. Mentions a below 40 degree low forecast and a warm February day historically, with references to 1982 and 1936 temperature records and no alarm from the weather bureau.
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Og Riler
Ely
Weather Bureau
Weather Variety Dishes Up For U S As Storms Roil West
The western United States saw a mix of dust storms blizzards floods and extreme cold over the weekend with temperatures from the high teens to 18 below. Dust storms hit western Oklahoma Kansas and the Texas Panhandle as rains subsided. Heavy snowblankets covered Colorado Wyoming Montana and Idaho. Four deaths were linked to the storms and a fifth person was missing and feared dead.
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Reas
Worth
Lexas
Rocky Mountain
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Associated
Preps
United States
Oklahoma
Kigners
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Tin Can Tourists Open Convention in Sarasota
Sarasota hosts the seven teenth annual convention of the Tin Can Tourists of the World as a large caravan forms a mobile city on wheels. Royal Chief Ira W. Green calls it the greatest gathering of trailer tourists ever assembled with around 1500 mobile homes and participants of all ages.
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Sarasota
Fle
Feg
Ira W. Green
Vas
Sar
Mich
Small Gulf Boats Get Gale Warning
The weather bureau issued warnings for Gulf coast sonar craft from Brownsville Texas to Peypacola Florida. Strong winds were forecast to prevail along the coast today and into the near term.
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Gulf
New Crubans
INS
Weather Bureau Today
Gulf Coast
Brownsville
Texas
Peypacola
Fla
Townsendites Pen Terms Suspended
Two former Townsend old age pension officials from New York and Chicago pleaded guilty to contempt of the house in federal court. They received suspended one year prison terms, a $100 fine, and one year probation for ignoring subpoenas to appear before a special house committee investigating old age pension organizations last spring. Dr Francis Townsend was to be arraigned but did not appear due to a misunderstanding.
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Washington
Townsend Old Age Pension Ore Sitization
Fed
de. Clinton Wurider
New York
John & Kiefer
Chicago
Peyton Goresdon
House
Francis F. Townsend
Wurnier
Kiefer
Ola
Treasury reports 1934 rise in liquor taxes and use
Treasury figures show Americans drank more liquor smoked more cigarettes and played more cards in 1934 than 1933. Taxes were paid on 114,867,516 gallons of domestic liquor 1956 compared with 90,613,115 in 1935 and on 14,713,257 gallons of imported spirits versus 7,222,908 in the previous year.
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Washington
Fev
Treasury
Robbery Report Flawed OCR Note From Houston Ledger
Two men whistling approached night watchman J Grounds in Houston on February 8 and took about $1000 in cash from a laundry, a passerby later released Grounds.
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Houston
J. 3
Counterfeit Ring Broken in Nationwide Plot Revealed
United States Secret Service Bureau announced the unravelling of an eight city counterfeit scheme in a New York report. Three Brooklyn men were arrested and about $50,000 in fake banknotes recovered. The action marks a major step in halting the ring’s spread.
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New York
Brooklyn
United States Aeered Service Bureau
Holbrook Leads Fight Against Court Change in Texas Senate
In Austin on February 8, Senator Holbrook of Galveston led opposition to President Roosevelts Supreme Court reform plan. Senators Small Westerfeld and Moore urged caution with a substitute to tone down language while urging Texas lawmakers to oppose additions to the court.
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Austin
Roosevelt
Supreme’ Court
Texas Senate
T J. Holbrook
Galveston
House of Representatives
Holbrook
Clint G.mall
Amarillo
Senate
Soma
Glaud Westerfeld
Dallas
Weaver Moore
Houston
Texas
Congress
Two Navy Airmen Killed At Pensacola Flight Training
Two United States Navy airmen were killed at Pensacola Naval Air Station while flying to collect information for the Weather Bureau. Victims were Carl August Lind, 24, pilot and machinist mate, and William Adam Schneeberger, 39, a dry weather grapher from South Haven, Michigan. Debts Reduced. Dallas report notes 65 Texas and Oklahoma farmers had debts scaled down to $251,896 via the Resettlement Administration in January, per regional director D. P. Trent.
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Fin
United States Navy
Weather Bureau
Carl August Lind
Naval Air Station
William Adam Schneeberger
South Heven, Minit
Ctuiel
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
D. P. Trent
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