Paris Warns German Peril Must Vanish
Paris voices insistence that wartime peril from Germany be eradicated before any peace or alliance steps. The note from Secretary Cordell Hull outlines American aims for neutral states and a future peace structure, stressing decisive action against threats to stability and a comprehensive postwar order.
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Paris
Pari
Fes
France
Uday
Germany
Peeretbrt
Tnterea- Shel Economic Systéra
Secredary
Pestenday
United States
Welles
St Fils Witselves Wael Jaforssatin
Sumpyan Vspitals
Star
Istestiar
Ptare
Swenich
Europe
Sinines Welles
Organization of Peace
de Amassis
Sumner Eal
German interior minister says no compromise peace possible
Wilhelm Frick told state officials in Munich that a lasting peace requires victory and that no compromise peace could be arranged. He asserted the war must end with a just settlement where every people gains its rights and proper space.
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Hunich
Jinas
Wylhelm Frick
Interior
Munich
Frick
Jackson to Debate Wadsworth in 1940 Campaign
Jackson, a former Jamestown insider named by President Roosevelt to succeed Frank Murphy, will debate James W. Wadsworth Jr. on New Deal policies tonight. Wadsworth, a Republican senator from New York, challenges the Roosevelt administration and tax the record of the New Deal amid party maneuvering around the 1940 campaign.
Bandits Return Most of Widow's Insurance Money
Robbers seized $1300 from widow Mary Monopoli in Worcester. They tied her in the bathroom while they searched for cash and recovered $1100 of the trunk total. Neighbors question motive as authorities investigate whether remorse or fear drove the act.
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Worcester
Mast
Fed
Masket
Mary Mohopoli
van Nittir Famacklis
Sai
Monopoli
German liner escapes blockade near Murmansk
A Hamburg America and North German Lloyd liner, 12500 tons, escaped the British blockade off Murmansk after sailing from Livingston Guatemala on August 25. The ship, built in 1933 for American service, had been at Murmansk since September 10.
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Berlin
Bargariczeitanix
Lloyd Viner Cardsillera
Hatsturg
Thurstauster
Murmansk
Russia
Livingston
Guaterala
Oak
Cemtra Ameriean
Belligerents Skeptical on Peace Move
Reported in the era of uncertain diplomacy as leaders express doubt about any peace initiative. Minister Ritikentrey illness cited. Hitler's reaction awaited after Sumner Wes plans a Europe tour. Berlin attention shifted to a conference likely shaping the outcome.
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Berlin
Reiche- Meher
Scolf Hiller
Leon ‘Mumieh
Troomcell
Sumner Wes
Sanko
Europe
Ameriga
Hitler
Joachim van Ritikentrey
Fuehrer
Welles Visit to Rome Seen Pleasing to Allies
United States Ambassador William Phillips said Foreign Minister Galwarce Cian fiad expressed pleasure over Sumner Welles forthcoming Rome visit. Talks with César for 60 minutes noted and European reaction mixed, with surprise and skepticism about Washington policy and potential Allied support.
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Diana Rome
United States
William Phillip
Compt
Galwarce Cian
Rome
Sumner Welles
Paitin
César
Ger Wes
Hordial
Peg
Weiles
Italy
Washington
Bulay
Welles
Europe
Welles Expected to Meet Pius at Vatican
The report notes Undersecretary Sumner Welles likely to be received by Pope Pius in Vatican City. It mentions Welles traveling with Myron G. Taylor, Roosevelt’s personal envoy to the Vatican, and frames the event as significant to U.S. policy during the visit.
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Welles
Pone Pius
Vatican Uns
Sumner
Ponte
Myron GC. Taylor
Roosevelt
Young Republican Club Plans Investigation of Liquor Authority
The exect committee of the Young Republican Club will adopt a broad program today, urging an investigation of the State Liquor Authority and backing several measures. The plan includes betting market regulation at racetracks, budget economy, and limits on hiring from city transit services. A subcommittee led by Jean A. Martin approved the past mutuel proposal with qualifications, also urging a clause to cap new racing tracks. In Gloversville, Cayton P. Rock named postmaster by Postmaster General Farley.
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Young G.O.P
Liauor Authority
Buffalo
State
Ligual Authority
Exect
Young Republican Club
Cixi
Jean A. Martin
Martin
Qne
Factory Pay Rolls Decline Slightly During January
Albany February 10 UP New York factory payrolls show small declines in January with employment down about 0.2 percent and payrolls down around 0.3 percent from year earlier averages. Industrial sectors including plane, clay, and glass manufacturing report reductions up to substantial levels.
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Albany
New York
State Lanar Department
Alb
Nazis Repel Bombing Raid On Helgoland
Report claims a German Nazi force repelled a bombing raid on Helgoland. A sinking near Ireland is noted for Beaverturn, with unnamed destroyer involved. The British Admiralty says a foreign report of a British bomber raid on Sylt is baseless.
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Helgoland
Ireland
Aly Awaen
Steemer Chagres
Inter
Unexploded mine sighted off shore threatening area
An unexploded drifting mine was sighted near the coast prompting authorities to order residents to open windows and take cover. If it exploded a 500 yard radius could be affected, with valuable property within 200 yards of the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
England to Open Recreation Home For Canadians
A recreation home for Canadian soldiers, Beaver House, will open in London in quarters used by the London County Council. Dr Fred W Routley, Canadian Red Cross commissioner, said the center will serve as a meeting place and shelter for troops in London. A new 86 room hospital was planned at Taplow by the Canadian Red Cross.
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Toronto
Uni
King George and
Queen Eileareth Q
Reyes
Canadian Red Cross
Fred W W. Rautiey
National Commissionae
Society
Beaver House
London County Council
Lanion
Routlevales
Taplow
London
Engineer in Train Crash Dismissed in Wickliffe
Exie Pa February report states engineer John W. Flint of the New York Central train ploughed into Commodore Waite Aerbilt at Wickliffe after misjudging speed. Assistant Superintendent J J Frawhey announced the dismissal, noting the loss of control and routine check delay. No one was seriously injured.
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Exie
W. Flint
New York Central
Waite
Wickliffe
J. J. Frawhey
Hunt
Commodore Vanderbilt
Peace Efforts Amid Neutral Bloc Talks Begin
State Department officials seek a measured peace move as neutrals coordinate, while Hull signals plans for a lasting world peace base. Welles and Roosevelt aides prepare for European talks, with Kennedy and other envoys to join in Rome, London, and Vatican discussions.
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State Department
Belt & Glen
Hull
Sumner Welles
United Steles
Wales
Rome
Fana
Beria
Clipper Plante
Paris
Kennedy
London
Welles
Myron C. Tatlor
Vatican
Willmay
Ambassdors
Welles Anit
Europe
al- Hit
Loewenstein Leaves $900000 for Free Cafeterias
In a bequest from the late Wilhelm Loewenstein, approximately 900000 is earmarked to fund a chain of cafeterias for the needy across New York. If the cafeteria plan proves impracticable, the fund will be divided among three charities as stipulated in the will.
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Loewenstein
New York
Wilhelm Loewenstein
Hig Wilt
Nis
Te New York Community Trav
500 Czech Leaders Put by Nazis Under Protective Custody
Reliable reports say 500 to 600 leading Czechs were placed in protective custody by German authorities. Named detainees include Josef Thrivhal, Premyal Smal, and about 320 former officers. The arrests target Prague residents as part of a broader effort to preserve order amid political turmoil. Carol Ann Moore obituary details are also noted with funeral plans pending.
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Pragat
Joseph Thrvhlar
Me Sokot
National Czech Patriotic Movement
Premyal Smal
Chanc Callor
Czecho-Slovakia
Thoms Masaryk
Taost
Pragua Rexidente
Pact failure and Polish exile claims shake Axis grip
Briton Sir Litwinsdey cites Polish exile reports that 25,609 Poles had been executed in German occupied Poland. He warns German methods in Poland have evolved from mass arrest to decimating national leaders, while praising Allied plans to end repression and expand wartime production contracts in Canada.
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Bristol
England
Hingsley Wood
Bortt
Polsod
Germany
Rusia
Patend
Sir Litwsdey
Belazane Frank
Eogereste Energy
Poland
Muntom
Britain
Pragoce
Canada
Valuables Mailed To Belligerents In War Era Policy
The Washington Postoffice Department issued new stamps and instructions to postmasters to limit shipments of materials of material value to belligerents. Endorsements or affidavits for transfer of ownership were required for shipments of ownership sensitive items. The policy defined such articles as those whose loss would cause financial harm and allowed sending securities and other evidence of indebtedness without title transfer declarations.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
Nares
Sander
Sehick
Foreclosures at 13 year low says bank board
The Farm Loan Bank Board reported mortgage foreclosures on nonfarm property fell to a 13 year low in 1959. Three districts showed the largest percentage declines with Cincinnati Topeka and Portland posting major drops. Residential construction valued at about 1025 thousand dollars last year rose about 3 percent.
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Warhington
Festern Some Loan Bank Board
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Tennessukee
Ohio
Topeke
Kansas
Colorado
Nelaska
Gelahorma
Portland
Pacific Northwest
AFL Executive Council Ends Meeting Amid Racketeering Claims
Miami report notes the American Federation of Labor council adjourned after deciding to reconvene in Washington on May 18 and set November 18 for convention dates in New Orleans. William Green defended the federation while rejecting claims of racketeering and asserted authority over officer removal.
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A.ml
Miami
Fla
American Federation of Labor
Washington
New Orleans
William Green
Gandhi Nearer to Freedom as Talks With Britain Continue
Gandhi declares progress toward Indian independence despite setbacks in negotiations with the viceroy Lord Irwin. National leaders express cautious optimism, while warning that future moves depend on the British stance and public reaction.
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Gandhi
Bombay
Mohsndas K Gandh
Reds Rushing Defenses on Turk Border
Rumors say Soviet forces push to disrupt fortifications along the Turkish border. Reports mention Russian plans to defend oil fields as Allied naval action looms. Turkish authorities prepare for potential German technican discharge and warn of minefield risks near Batum.
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Reds
Turk Border
Itanbul
Frits ‘Lous
Germany
Siegfried Linz
Todthat
Drusslen
Cerngul
Sara
Pols
Turker
Thursilas
Krupa
Golden Horo
Attac Om Aussies
Batum
Bellevue Nurse Suspended Over Patient Death Case
A Bellevue nurse was suspended after a patient died following emergency admission. Investigators examine why the man died after reaching the hospital with a patrolman’s help, amid conflicting accounts from a taxi driver and staff. The incident raises questions about hospital procedures and police involvement.
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Bellevue
New York
Bellevor
Wiilie Lofticials
Oseah Siezel
Himelian
Berry
John Forney
Salthe Grove
Siegel
Sorney
Jim
Bin
Hospita
Police Staton
State moves to dissolve four social clubs over gambling
Assistant Attorney General Alfred F. Cohen led a civil action with the General’s office to dissolve four rechartered social clubs accused of bookmaking betting and other games of chance. Justice Charles S. Desmond granted permission to proceed and ordered removal of the clubs’ officers. names were withheld pending service of papers.
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Bultic Fey
General's Office
Alfred F. Coheni
Supreme Court
Charles 5. Desmond
Cohen
Blue Ribbon Juries Opposed in Buffalo
Special Prosecutor Frank Raichte, who led a two year grand jury inquiry into Buffalo city affairs, testified before an examining board in an Appellate Division inquiry into Erie County jury selection. He argued against blue ribbon juries, saying juries would be heavy from a cross section of the people.
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Blue Ribbon
Buffalo
Hulfato
Frank Th Raichte
Blue Eaten
Ant
Erie County
Science softens school discipline proposal in California
Berkeley researchers at the University of California report a new method for spelling practice. Instead of forcing repetitive writing, students are instructed to close their eyes, visualize the word, and work it out at high pace. The aim is to improve learning efficiency and reduce frustration.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Mit
Busy Trooper Scene Recaps Highway Collision
Feb 1a westicate and highway officers oversee a crash involving a sedan and a coupe. A bus appears in the sequence, Barry is mentioned, and a victim is seen near the scene as authorities investigate.
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Westicate
Higewrey
Eohifsan
Sta Thomas- Barry
Barry
Fireworks Plant Explosion Tied To Accident
Redumdorach Cali February 10 Fireworks plant blast labeled accidental by authorities. Two other detonations damaged sheds and Berets but caused no serious injuries. Foreman Charles Tolano and crew conducted safety checks after the incidents.
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Cali
Starty M
Peter Saleh
Mar
Charles ‘Tolano
Pelley Tells Of Cash Gifts
Wil ony Duittey Peles, leader of the Silver Shirt movement, testifies about cash gifts to his cause. He cites a $5,000 donation from Crinkley and says others including core, Fisher, and real estate gifts from Sarah C. Scott and Movie Ogden supported the effort over years, with varying returns documented.
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Workington
Pelley
Core
Fisher
Crowell Publishing Company
New York City
Sarah C. Scott
Huston
Bish
Movie Ogden
Newark
N. J
Miss Hague Bride Today
Miss Anne Carmen Hague daughter of Pyat and Dies will wed Robert W. Arthur attorney and United States Commissioner William Arthur Jr at the First Baptist Church in a 1 PM ceremony officiated by Rev Devid Ny Boswell. The reception will follow at the bride's home after a short wedding trip.
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Speck Dispatch Fame
Anne Carman Hague
Pyat
Jot D. Mague
North Murdison Street
Robert W. Arthur
West Garden Street
United States
Clarence F. Read
Dhurrts
Eleanor Hogue
I Hettle
Hose
William St. Arthur, Jr
James D. End
Fal L. Arthur
Howard
P. Teller
All
Rome
Ant
W. Arthur
User
Lincoln Brigade Veterans to Appear Before Grand Jury
New York February 20 U times reports two leaders of the Veterans of the Lincoln Brigade an organization of volunteers who fought for the Madrid government in the Spanish Civil War were subpoenaed to appear before a Federal Grand Jury. Gerald Cook secretary treasurer and Milton West national commander were questioned during a five hour FBI office search. The FBI is probing links between the brigade and Americans captured in Detroit on charges of aiding in foreign militias and whether American members’ passports are in the hands of foreign military agents. The Lincoln Brigade reportedly has about 1 000 veterans across major U.S. cities.
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Lincoln Brigade
Grand Jury
New York
Abrahaa Linnath
Madrid
Gerald Cook
Heald
Federal Burial of Investigation
Creentention
Cook
Milton West
Actiog U.S
Torus Mathias F. Corren
Wolf
FBI
Detroit
Lintoln Brigade
Arrests sweep Swedish communists across cities
Police in Sweden raided Stockholm and several towns including Gävle, Boden, and Luleå, seizing documents and raiding private homes of suspected communists. The Ny Ag newspaper reported the day’s large-scale operation, with arrests totaling dozens and ongoing investigations into alleged communist affiliations.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Kyr
Mondial
Fle
oMeps Aéreasd
Sone
Ny Ag
Tweedsmuir Undergoes Brain Operations In Ottawa Rideau
Lord Tweedsmuir the Canadian governor general undergoes two brain operations within a day in Ottawa. The latest procedure aimed to restore a concussion from a bathroom fall. Despite a brief improvement, officials report the condition remains critical as he is moved between hospitals and monitored by surgeons Penfield and Cane.
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Montreal
Que
Lord Tweedemulr
Ottawa
Alen
Althrough
Rideau Tell
Oliawa
Benl Tweedsmuir
Helen Tm
Nan
Dtudreal Neurn- Joglin Hospital
Pe.Wilders, Penfield
Wiliam) Cane
Census Duty Is Stressed by Roosevelt Proclamation
President Roosevelt announced that every person over age 12 must answer census questions. He said responses are confidential and not linked to taxation or enforcement. Senators Tobey and others urged reducing questions, while the decennial census begins soon as part of democratic cooperative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Tobey
Greanit
World Fair Officials Sign Pact Barring Strikes
New York February 10 1910 World Fair officials signed an agreement to bar strikes or lockouts during construction and operation. The pact was arranged with Fate's management and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Delays from strikes slowed progress and drew criticism from foreign exhibitors over wage demands. The accord provides dispute arbitration and a five day week. President Rowland Langan said the measure would promote labor peace during the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rowald WW
Wangan
Yhoo
13000 Slackers Sent to Warfront Pools
Officials report 13,000 men were sent to the front and 20 held for four court martial between war outbreak and Jan 31. Most were exempted from the army as specialists or employed in vital material factories.
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Ira
Ara Brav
Pranse
Teassing
Mie
Neor
Vhab
Rowanin
Istanbul
Arkey
America
Firler
Wloversville
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Joe Woshington
Cayton P. Rncok
Gloversville
Farley
Sasy
Carol Ann Moore
William A Moore
Vineet
John Garetts
Wood
Brinkley
Miss Hague
Ros Dank
Hamilton
Ont
Lacko
Atsin
Royal Anak
Tash
Tweedsmuir
Dorsaire Ceepe
Mons
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