French Report Tene Submarine War Update
Paris reports a new German submarine wave to threaten merchant shipping while Daladier readies a radio address at 2 pm. Observers note one third of Germanys 75 to 80 subs active. Berlin sources claim daily sub production. Britons in France urged to register for possible volunteer service amid renewed Rhine sector clashes.
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Prowler Suspect Is New Neighbor
A man prowling at W. B. Morris’s home on 325 East Quincy Street turned out to be a new neighbor unable to locate his own house. Morris called police after hearing a noise on the porch. officers found the man still attempting to orient himself, explaining he was lost and trying to reach the correct residence.
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Allies cash war aid payments fuel aircraft industry
Washington reports over 120.6 million dollars flowed from October payments by Britain and France to American manufacturers chiefly for warplanes and related tools. About 100 million went to U S firms including Lockheed Douglas and Consolidated Aircraft, with securities sales and bank balances powering transfers as Allies bought more planes for Britain and France.
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Finnish command sees conquest and restoration plans
Moscow reports scant official war news while Trud asserts Finns aim to conquer Leningrad and restore the Romanoff dynasty. Tass denies German troops in Poland and cites good relations with Germany. The Leningrad front communique notes January 28 as lacking important events. Field Marshal Mannerheim is accused of a historical mission to seize Leningrad and revive the Romanoffs. The piece also cites fears of Finnish annexation of northern Norway and Sweden and oppression of minorities.
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Oil crisis deepens in Romania as foreign powers maneuver
The article reports intensified oil control pressures in Romania with a British French mission arriving and German negotiators traveling by train. It notes anti Allied sentiment in Romanian press accusing Britain of meddling, claims of Allied offers to buy oil, and German threats to take further measures if Romania does not supply more oil. Royal and US firms control most production alongside British and French concerns, while Romania defends a policy of economic co operation with Germany due to heavy foreign trade dependence.
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Hungary to Set Rumania Policy in Transylvania Rift
Budapest reports focus on Count Istvan Csaky as he prepares to address the foreign affairs committee. officials indicate Hungary will state a firm position on Transylvania reform and Romanian-Hungarian issues, with possible hints on Italian plans shaping the region after World War I.
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Extermination of Poles Charged by Polish Embassy
A Polish embassy report to the Holy See accuses the Gestapo and Nazi authorities in German Poland of persecuting and attempting to exterminate Catholic Poles. It cites killings of priests, church closures, deportations to Germany, and mass displacement in the General Government. Berlin authorities acknowledge priests were shot but deny systemic Catholic persecution.
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World War Roundup Highlights Frontline Battles and Diplomacy
War updates describe Soviet Finnish clashes on the Ladoga front with heavy shelling and reported Soviet reverses. Western front rifle fire disrupts quiet along Maginot Siegfried lines as Allies face increased German submarine activity. Diplomacy notes German oil sales pressure, Polish priest shootings claim, and Japan protests British seizure of Germans. Food shortages and blockades intensify in Tianjin and foreign concessions amid tightened controls.
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Road cleared to birth site after snowbound trek
Roy Custer trudged five miles through three to four feet of snow to Central City to fetch food and medicine for his wife Mrs. Custer and their four children after she gave birth to a daughter in a two room shanty in Somerset Ta. Snow plows opened a route for a physician as crews cleared the snow bound road.
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Fire Drives Families From Home in $42,000 Loss
New Orleans dispatch reports an early morning blaze in downtown caused 42000 in property damage, razing a theater and damaging eight houses. The flames forced many families from their homes but no injuries were reported as crews gained control of the fire.
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War 25 Years Ago Today A January 23 1935 Compilation
Italians drafted by royal decree and Russians start an offensive north of Tilsit. In Bas Proseia a railroad station is destroyed at Pogegeu. Fighting persists on the right bank near the Vistula river as forces clash along the front.
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U S S Marblehead Leaves Shanghai on Sealed Orders
The U S cruiser Marblehead sailed today under sealed orders and was rumored to head for Manila to replace the cruiser Auguste. Shanghai would then be without an American warship for the first time in months. Poet Whitelock dies in New York after brief illness.
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Weather Summary and Temps Across Cities for Sunday and Monday
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Cold Outbreak Hits Deep South As Florida Suffers Losses
Deadly cold swept the South from Louisiana to Virginia with Florida facing the costliest frost in 36 years. Officials forecast weeks of damage assessment as truck crops nearly vanished and citrus suffered heavy harm. Death tolls rose across states, with Louisiana 22 and Arkansas 10 among the highest figures. Virginia reported 12 below zero in Richmond and several cities recorded subzero readings. A separate item notes minor California quakes with no damage reported and mentions controversy around Father Coughlin.
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Texas Cold Wave Snapped By Warm Sunshine
A Texas cold spell released biting temperatures across the state with Lubbock at 25 degrees and Dallas reaching 56 while areas like Amarillo and El Paso posted near freezing readings. The thaw aids may relieve pressure but officials warn ongoing risk to crops as vegetables and citrus suffer frost damage and market officials assess losses.
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Wreck of German Military Train Blocks Rhine Border Route
The wreck of a two car military freight train near Scnopsheim on the Swiss frontier halted the main rail link between the Siegfried line and the Upper Rhine valley. The collided train, carrying German military supplies, hit a shunter engine and several empty cars yesterday.
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Scnopsheim
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