U S protests German financial policies over Austrian debts
The note from Ambassador Wilson cites U S protests over German handling of Austrian debts and foreign payments. It states Germany's negative stance on Austrian debts and condemns discrimination against American creditors while urging settlement and adherence to legal claims. The communication references 23 million dollars due and the impact on wheat loan relief.
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Ind
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Germany
Frost ‘Weermann
Reich
Austria
U. S. Treasury
U. S
German Finance Ministry
United States
Amercan
America
Germany Plans to Follow U. S. Tactics
Berlin reports that Germany will mirror U S diplomatic measures in response to any U S action against the Reich. Ambassador Wilson remains in Washington and Dieckhoff is expected to stay in Berlin, with final moves tied to U S announcements. Foreign Office cites press campaigns and Lima talks as context for potential tensions.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Reich
Hugh R. Wilson
Washington
Foreign Office
Dieckhoff
Hans Dieckhoff
Wilson
Lima
Peru
Boersen Zel Tng
Jones Named President of Texas Tech in Fort Worth
Clifford B. Jones of Spur was named president of Texas Technological College succeeding the late Dr. Bradford Knapp. A board member since founding, Jones will lead the Lubbock institution as Spencer A. Wells becomes chairman. Governor Allred may appoint a new board member. Other board members listed include Charles C. Thompson, Joe T. Sneed II, Mrs. W. R. Trotter, Thomas G. Pollard, James M. West, and L. L. Steele.
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Fort Worth
Clifford B. Jones
Spur
Texas Technological College
Lubbark
Bradford Knapp
Nce
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Jones
Spencer A. Wells
Lubbock
James V. Allred
Namic
W. Ler O'Danie
Charles C. Thompson
Colorado
Joe T. Sneed’ II
Probe of Relief Demands Nonpartisan Government Inquiry
Washington reports Representative Ray Woodruff called for a thorough searching nonpartisan investigation of the national relief setup after accusing political buccaneers of coercing the needy. He spoke following Senate leaders Wheeler and McNary urging politics be removed from relief.
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Washington
Ray ©. Woodruff
Michigan
Senate
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Caance Takes Over Big Al Lines In Grisis
Six thousand Polish miners warned they face deportation for striking. Denaii walkouts halted construction. no disorders on requisitioned mines or railways. Army, under Premier Taladier, mobilizes public service workers to keep trains running. Daladier supported against strike aims to topple his government. Renault workers jailed. some accused of murder. 250 outsiders alleged to be on payroll of Royalist papers and International Brigades. Leon Blum presses for Daladier resignation as he continues to challenge the premiership.
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Taladier
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France
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von Ribentrop
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Daladier
Reynaud
Iis
Department of the Seine
Tthe
Paris
Renault Automobile Works
Action Francaise
Renault
International Brigade
Spain
Leon Blum
Death Toll in Storm Near Hundred Mark
New York reports over 70 deaths from a storm across the East and Middle West, with 16 fatalities in the New York metropolitan area. An army of 97,000 workers clears drifts as forecasts warn of more snow or rain, while transportation and air traffic resume. The disaster hits New York state New Jersey and New England hardest, with fatalities spread across several states and aid ongoing.
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Dhei
East
Middle West
New York State
New Jersey
New England
Pennsylvania
South
Maryland
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Nebraska
Missouri
Newark
Long Island Sound
Torywalk
Conn
New York City
America Should Mind Its Own Business In China
The piece argues China will stay independent is doubtful amid a growing oriental tension. It claims England and France fear an oriental renaissance, America has no oriental possessions, and urges President Hull and Roosevelt to mind America’s business, avoid provoking conflict, and let the Orient develop independently.
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China
Indo-China
India
Russia
Japan
Tibet
England
France
America
Philippines
Apan
Hull
Roosevelt
God
Asia
Weather Summary for Cities and Regions (January Precipitation)
The report lists numerous U S cities with cloudy or clear conditions and rainfall or snowfall amounts, including Key West Knoxville Little Rock Los Angeles and Portland areas. It notes moon phases and tide details for several coastal locations and flags varied precipitation totals across the nation.
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Kambone
Claudy
Kansas City
Key West
Jay- Knoxville
Tenn
Smoky Nary
Lereds
Little Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
Calif
Louisville
Lubbock
Tex
Macon
Aransas Pass
Minneapolis
Minn
Browday
Mobile
Alg
Modéna
Utah
Jouriets
Monteomnrs
Ala
iLow
Nashville
Aline
Amarillo
Apslachicola
Auanta
Austin
Birmingham
Boston
Mass
N.Y
Needles
Abilene
New Orleans
la Albuquerqie
New York
North Platte
Net
Oklahoma City
Okio
Chomana
Nek
Sherman
Wyo
Cloudy Beaver
Golo
Glear
Des Moines
Iowa
Snow Dodge Ity
Kan
Shreveport
Sumunfield
Son
Edmonton
Canada
Govia
Few Appear to Protest Tax in San Antonio Hearings
The San Antonio board of equalization closed its first week with fewer than a dozen protesters. Forrest Bennett urged a two hundred ten thousand dollar reduction for the Jefferson hotel property at Jefferson and East Houston, from 301540 to 210000. The Bly Mutsebach and Theodore FP Meyer Tr. stake was taken under advisement. Hearings wrap up November 20. The AAA warns tobacco production control is needed to avoid a potential 250 million pound surplus of bright tobacco.
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San Antonio
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