Germany, Hitler, and Versailles: Nerves Steady as Power Restored
Berlin reports Adolf Miller signaling the end of Nazi resistance to Versailles. He vows loyal cooperation with humanity, calls for friendship with France, and seeks restoration of former empires while steering away from Angola. He proclaims Germany’s military sovereignty and withdraws from the Versailles declaration, asserting improved European relations and colonial claims for economic purposes.
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Berlin
Dun
Adolf Miller
Germany
France
der Fuehrer
Reichdicta
Helling
Ihereby
Grimahy
Spain
Wear Hiller
Reich
Genin
Texas Cattleman Secretary-Manager Dies After Illness
B Sulller secretary-manager of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association for many years died in a hospital at 7 30 p m on the day after meningitis complications following an influenza illness. He had been unconscious after admission until his death Friday noon.
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Texas
Port Worth
Jan
B. Sulller
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Paixers
Atsnaigtion
Wits 8 Plans Pats as Har Mate Plans SREENSTULE
In a small East Tennessee town Eunice Winster age 9 plays with a doll from her 24 year old husband as Charlie Johns, a six foot mountaineer, talks of building a home about one mile away and moving to housekeeping within weeks.
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Sreenstule
Ann
Boveymooning
Mont Ain Esnin
Eunice Winster
Johns
Charlie Johns
Cetin
Tennessee
Deputy Shot and Killed in Dallas Store Quarrel
In Dallas a deputy gate warden from Hebron, 25, was shot and killed inside a downtown store after a quarrel escalated. Henry Hardin, a store attendant, fled the scene following the shooting as police investigated the incident.
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Texas
Dallas
Jan
Tso
Hebron
Henry Hardin
Feld
Weilent
Italy Borrows to Buy Cotton
A credit of 9.5 million dollars arranged by Chase National Bank with the United States import base to enable Italy to purchase American cotton. Similar credits are under negotiation with federal institutions. The Italian import credit was set up through a group of Italian banks and does not violate the Tohneau act.
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New York
Dan
Chase National Bank
United States
Missing Blanton family member linked to threatening note
A San Perlita farming family reports Frank Blanton missing after a series of threats. A crude pencil note signed your friend's enemy implied death. federal authorities received the letter for investigation and fingerprint analysis to identify the writer.
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Hardingen
Jaz
Frank Blanton
Luther
John Blaynton
The
Star
Srude
Weiter
Treasury sets date for narcotic farm cornerstone ceremony
Washington Jan 20 The treasury department announced the date for the cornerstone laying and dedication of the Public Health Service Narcotic Farm at Fort Worth Speakers will include Miss Josephine Rodin assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of Public Health Service activities and Dr Thomas Parran surgeon general of the Public Health Service.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Public Health Service
Fort Wartis
Josephine Rodin
the Treasury
Thomas Parran
Slayermotive in Oklahoma Deputy Shooting Search Widens
Oklahoma investigators hunt a gunman linked to a deputy killed and another wounded during a pursuit in McAlester. Authorities describe a sprawling, wire-locked manhunt as they question suspects tied to a prior holdup and a separate fatal shooting involving deputy sheriff Alvis Jones and U.S. Marshal Riley Stanfield.
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Oklahoma
Ada
Okindan
Gre
United States
Famshal
Po- Heeman
McAlester
Okt
Lexag Fine
Alvis Jones
San
Riley Stanfield
Treasury reports income rise for first half year
The treasury said internal revenue levies brought in 1.9044 billion dollars in the first half of the current fiscal year, an increase of 267.127 million from the same period last year. The report frames Uncle Sam's cash position, illustrating improving revenue streams.
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Treasury
Washington
Internal Revenue
Weather summary for Sac Antonia region and wider areas
Cloudy with occasional rains in Sac Antonia and a broad area. Saturday highs around 65 with low near 6, Sunday mostly cloudy with possible rain in the east and milder in the west. East Texas warmest in the east, northerly to southerly winds across the coast, colder, partly cloudy in West Texas.
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Sac Antonia
Texas
Cukirr
Rolder
Teresa
Cnast
Japanese cabinet crisis deepens as Hayashi seeks unity
General Hayashi, former minister of war, prays for success in forming a cabinet to ease the rift between the army leaders and political bloc. He aims to bridge the quarrel that led to Ugaki's ouster and reconcile fringe and liberal factions within the military bureaucracy.
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Tohio
Senitiro Hayashi
Japan
Hayashi
Uberai Kazushige Ugaki
Fou
Ugaki
Tguli
Roosevelt Receives Flood of Telegrams Overnight
Washington reports President Roosevelt, aged 55, flooded with more than 15,090 telegrams by noon as aides note dozens more arriving in the morning amid a wave of greetings from well wishers.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
Torning
Memphis Faces Disease Spread Amid Flood Refugees
Red-eyed doctors and nurses worked without sleep to prevent an epidemic among the 20,000 flood refugees in Memphis. Influenza pneumonia and other illnesses burden the city already stretched by sheltering the homeless in crowded, barely available buildings.
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Memphis
Tenn
Rise in Flu Cases Seen in Flood Wake
Washington officials said flu cases might rise sharply after floods. Flood refugees face unheated homes, risking higher influenza spread as the aftermath unfolds.
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Washington
United States Public Health Service
Indictments Filed in Kansas City Election Fraud Probe
A federal grand jury in Kansas City indicted 48 individuals on conspiracy charges tied to alleged wholesale fraud in the November 3 general election. The defendants, mostly election officials from both parties, are accused of moving Republican votes into the Democratic column. Prosecutor Maurie Milligan said more evidence would be presented on February 4.
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Kansas City
Mseke Dng
Maurie M. Milligan
Fitalos
Tne
Repubican
Colin
Texas Man Arrested Over Threat Note to Banker
Dallas January 30, authorities arrested a 29 year old civil engineer at the home of R L Thornton president of the Mercantile National Bank after a ruse targeted a teller. The man demanded fifteen thousand six hundred dollars in mixed bills claiming he needed funds. Detectives said he claimed he was not in want but wished to obtain money.
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Dallas
Department of Justles
Aristed
R. L. Whornton
Mercantile National Bank
Thornton
Tuspeeter Will Fritz
Youth Strives for Fence Theme Address at Union League
Dr Robert E Grado will deliver an address to the San Antonio League Union at 3 pm Sunday in the Methodist Episcopal Church Carter of Hul Sache and Grant Cheels. Organ music and a general business session will precede the sermon.
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Robert Goodrich
Robert E. Gradovich
San Antonio
Istetet “League Union
Mnity Methodist
Carter of
Hulsache
Grant Cheels
Interstate Oil Act Hearing Scheduled
Senator Tom Connally of Texas announced hearings would start February 12 on a resolution to make permanent the act prohibiting interstate movement of oil and its by products in excess of statal allowances.
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Washington
Tom Connally
Texas
Finance
Youth Peace Forum Voices Youth Role at Open Meeting
Nathan Kleban, chairman of the Youth Peace movement, will speak on What Youth is Owing for Peace at an open forum sponsored by the YMCA and YWCA at 5 p.m. Sunday. The meeting will be held at the YMCA venue.
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Nathan Kleban
Youth Peace Movement
Christian Associatons
W.C. A
Navigation Project Hearing Set for Port Lavaca
Col EH Marks district engineer of the War Department will conduct four public hearings at Port Lavaca on February 24 to hear all interested parties views on modifying the existing navigation project from Pass Cavallo to Port Lavaca.
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Texas
Port Tavaga
EH. Marks
War Department
Port Lavara
Steamer Inver Wathh in distress after fire on voyage
Coast guard headquarters reported that the steamer Inver Wathh is in distress and fighting a fire in its copra cargo. The vessel lies about 1300 miles south of the Hawaii Islands.
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Tos Angeles
Calif
Coast Guard
Hi ‘2
Inver Wathh
Hawaii Islands
Amor Ut Insurgent Attack on Madrid
Madrid restless as Franco forces renew assault on the capital. Government lines endure ceaseless rifle and machine gun fire while cannons and mortars thunder. Battle spreads from Cass de Campo park to University City and Usera as reinforcements move to shore up western barricades. Civilians flee amid sky lit by cannon glare.
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Madrid
Ur—Medald
Francisco Franco
Elpht
Cass de Campo’ Park
University City
Usera
Flood tests sweep Europe and US weather shift
Storms threaten hundreds across Europe with Baltic and Me seas casualties while floods rise in Cairo and Pittsburgh as officials monitor river crests. In the United States the Weather Bureau warns rain across the Ohio Valley and lower Mississippi Valley with a warming trend in flooded areas and colder conditions Sunday.
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Europe
London
Jan
Mert Sea
Baltic
Washington
Dan
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Record Sun and Rain Set New Weather Marks
The sun and rain set unique local records this month, sun absent for January with 11 of 20 days, sometimes no sun for an hour. Rain appeared on 25 of 30 days, total yearly precipitation 9.3 inches, a new rainy-day record. San Antonio weekend outlook cooler with possible Saturday rain and Sunday dry.
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Sun
J. H. Parker
Jarboe
San Antonio
Patients Take Up Where Doctor Steps
Hollands Texas January reports Dr K Hamblen fights illness and poverty by reaching outlying patients with improvised transport. He uses wheels and planks to ferry to rural patients by any means available. He works near 24 hours daily treating influenza mumps and chickenpox. School attendance in Holland suffers as influenza closes many pupils.
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Holland
Texas
K. Hamblen
Tynin
Que
Arouga
Dr. Handlen
Holland Hassea
Perkins Seeks End to Sit Down Strikes at GM Plants
Washington reports Secretary Perkins called GM’s tentative accord “an extraordinary performance” but Sloan’s call to withdraw the agreement ended hopes. Perkins, after a lengthy talk, said the strike stalemate might persist as union sit ins in Michigan continue. Detroit notes workers vow to return to the statehouse if no definite solution emerges.
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Washington
Perkins
General Motors Corporation
United Automobie Workers
Miss Perkins
Alfred B. Sloan
Genera Motors
New York
Sloan
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Acsonization
Slout
Detroit
Michigan
Statehouse
Pope to Resume Usual Audiences Amid Ailment Recovery
Vatican reports say Pope Pius resumes normal audiences today as health issues abate. Doctors Aminta Miti and associates debated care but the pontiff declined further assistance, keeping to his customary schedule and duties.
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Vatigan
Pope Pius
Nis Wall
Con
Aminta Mi- Tati
Nis
Marine Strikers to Seek Better Terms
BAN FRANCISCO January 90.4 Mantime strike chieftains arranged settlement vote Saturday noon in the record breaking West cory fashioning tie up and decided to see to the meantime better terms for two still unsatisfied unions. AUBLIN Jai 30 A The house Ways and motor traffic committee Nags set a hearing for Wednesday night at two. bIRs getting a mansi onn BC eight hours work for elg ets of all tricks and buses J
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Ban Francisco
Chieftains Ardteried
West Cory
Aublin
Jai
House Ways and Motor Traffic Committee
Nags
Birs
Elgets
Levees Hold Tide After Tempered Flood Crisis
Aerial reports from Cairo to Memphis describe Army engineers fortifying levees as the Mississippi and Ohio rivers surged. Deaths rise across Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee, with tens of thousands evacuated and thousands more homeless. Officials fear pneumonia and influenza among refugees while the flood crest nears Cairo and Memphis.
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Associated Press
Paducah
Ohio
Cairo
Hise
Torle Minois
Memphis
Mississippi
Army
Louisville
Red Cross
Washington
Rooe
Ohio Valley
Sean Gem
Migsissippi Valley
Tiptonville
Tent
Pete Stith
Ith
Noolike
Wness
Arkansas
Tennasses
Uniess
Ohio River
Cairo Enz
AE T & TM. Ig
Wednase Gay
See Wa
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Pope
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