Mussolini opens path to Jewish refuge effort with Britain
Rome January 14 Premier Mussolini and Prime Minister Chamberlain pledged to cooperate on solving the Jewish refugee problem. Chamberlain said they aimed for closer understanding and European Mediterranean balance. Roosevelt’s views were to be explored later, with Mussolini showing willingness to help find new homes for Jews.
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Weekend Warmth Turns Cold as Montana Chill Arrives
San Antonio forecasters expect a warm Saturday followed by a sharp cooldown Sunday as a cold air mass from Montana moves in. Meteorologist J H Jarboe warns of a freeze Sunday night with temperatures dipping to 26 degrees Monday morning. A large snow area spans from Boston to Montana, moving into the region with breezy winds and dry conditions.
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Plane Crash Near Miles City Kills Four in Montana
A Northwest Airlines flight crashed two miles west of Miles City Montana killing four people including pilot Cash Chamberlain and co pilot Raymond Norby. Investigators from the safety board were dispatched to examine the wreckage and determine causes.
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Shortage of Physicians Delays German Medical Education
Berlin reports a sharp physician shortfall blamed on a ban on Jewish doctors. The ministry plans to cut medical education time by two years, effective April 1, 1999, accelerating ordination and practice. The move follows anti Jewish policies impacting medical schooling and staffing nationally.
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Poison Witness Bound Beaten in Three-State Poison Ring Probe
PHILADELPHIA 35 year old chief witness in a three state poison ring investigation was found bound and beaten near snow tow ered lor vary after receiving threatening letters. He said three men forced him into a car, bound his arms and legs with rope and sealed his eyes with tape, warning him to leave the case. He freed himself and alerted a passerby. Detectives plan further questioning as police pursue the ring blamed for several deaths in PA NY NJ as they pursue arrests.
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Car Recovered After Theft. Cash Still Missing
State Highway patrolmen recovered an automobile reported stolen from I L Beatty on Cumberland Road late Friday night. A man and a 16 year old youth were arrested at Three Rivers around 3 am. No money was found despite a search of the car. Mrs Beatty had reported $314 in a paper sack hidden under a seat.
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Waitress Jailed in Default of Bonds in San Antonio Case
Eleanor Alice Brookdale a 24 year old waitress was jailed in Bexar county on Saturday for failing to post nine bonds of 500 each set by Justice Corrigan after a preliminary hearing. City detectives say she admitted burglaries at friends homes while they were at church. Charges allege the crimes spanned December 10 through January 6 ending before her arrest.
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Stolen Subway Nickels Alarm City Transit Board
New York May 14 5 000 000 nickels vanished from the subway system according to the city transportation board and are under investigation. The board says collectors and accomplices turned back turnstiles daily to skim funds. Seventeen employees have been suspended as the inquiry proceeds.
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Nazi Doctor Helps Italian Princess Foibles and Phobias
Princess Miraldi daughter of King Vittorio Emanuele is treated by a German doctor sent by Hitler. She was in a coma but regained consciousness, and Hollywood readers are offered Adela Rogers St. Johns provocative portrait of Hollywood legends and foibles through interviews with Adela.
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Prince Valdemar of Denmark Dies at 80
COPENTAGEN Jan 14 Prince Valdemar of Denmark famed uncle of kings died today of diphtherial influenza at age 80. He was a prince of Denmark and the youngest brother of the late Queen Alexandra of Great Britain, uncle to King Edward VII, nicknamed uncle of kings before World War I with nephews on thrones in five countries.
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Boys Grab Purse As She Swats Bus Near Woodlawn
Two ragged boys about 10 snatched a purse from Mrs. Lee Alyx Bartholemew at the corner of Woodlawn avenue and Fredericksburg road as she swatted a bus. They found no money only papers and bus tokens in the bag. they fled when cornered by police.
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Japs Renew Drive on 2 China Fronts
Japanese forces are reported to have opened offensives on two Chinese fronts. Advices state invaders began a thrust from Usaton toward Tsungfai, about 30 miles north. In the south, Yumenkow area incursions are reported as part of renewed operations along the fronts.
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Senate Relieves WPA Fight Signals Political Tension
Senate leaders groomed a relief measure as House backers overcame GOP and Democratic filers to approve 750 million in WPA funding. The bill imposes civil service limits, wage restraints, and bans political activity, while Democrats push tighter controls and hearings set to begin Monday.
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North Lashed by Snow and Sleet Storm Strands U S Traffic
A severe winter storm sweeps the nation from the Atlantic to the Rockies. Snow and ice snarled transportation as four people died in a Northwest Airlines crash near Miles City. New York saw ten hours of heavy snowfall and diversions. warnings spread from Cape Hatteras to Eastport. The storm follows days of warmth with record cold elsewhere, and 200 Detroit traffic accidents were reported in six hours.
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Bush Fires Take 60 Lives in Victoria Calamity
Disastrous bush fires raged through Victoria causing widespread death and destruction. Reports indicate dozens killed in Woodspaint with hundreds homeless and millions in property damage as the state endures its worst heatwave and drought in memory.
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Woman Stabbed as Pair Stop Auto At Alamo Roadside
Vera Lea Whitefield was stabbed in the left breast when two men halted a car near the Alamo road shortly after midnight. Her husband, Woodrow Whitefield, fled the scene fearing a holdup and took her to a hospital for treatment. Police were told two white men were involved and one fled in another car.
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Doc Barker Dies of Wounds in Alcatraz
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 14 Doc Barker starved of life after a fight to escape Alcatraz. He died in the prison hospital from a self inflicted gunshot wound after fellow convict Dale Stamphill was shot and wounded during the island beach confrontation.
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U S Citizen Draws Nazi Prison Term
Hamburg report says George Joseph Hoth an American former steward was convicted of treason for aiding German communists. He received six months in prison with time served deducted. sentence reflects charges tied to possession of a propaganda paper.
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West Side Traffic Cop Charged After Fatal Crash
Bradly Uhree, weeks after a fatal crash, faces new charges of negligent homicide and aggravated assault as details emerge from an incident on 1100 block South Laredo Street. Pablo Arredonda, a 31 year old stone mason, was seriously injured when struck on the sidewalk. Two bakery workers also suffered injuries in separate Friday mishaps.
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Pope Grants Medals to British Leaders
The Vatican announced that Pope Pius gave gold medals to Prime Minister Chamberlain and Foreign Secretary Viscount Halifax during audience yesterday. The act was seen as clear support for the British peace mission and its aims.
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Nine Die in Crash of Giant Seaplane
Nine people die when a three metre Condor seaplane of the Brazilian division of the German Luftwaffe crashes in flames in mountains northeast of Rio de Janeiro. Five passengers and four crew members perished in the disaster reported yesterday. In Havana, a separate incident saw Cuban workers pelt goose stepping German sailors with rotten eggs and fruit.
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Riots in Syria Rally for Independence Clash in Damascus
Paris reports violent demonstrations against French rule in Syria with students among the wounded. Three submarines were ordered to depart for Beirut as Damascus sees clashes linked to the nationalist Nabicandist party’s demand for full independence from France.
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