Senators Split on War and Roosevelt Third Term
Three senators weighed the possibility of a war prompting a third term for Roosevelt. Brown opposed a third term except in emergency while Clark urged the president to decide in time. One senator warned the party could split if Roosevelt runs again amid European tensions.
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British Ship Twins Held Over Court Order After Shell Hit
A British ship named Twins endured a misfire incident near Hunan as a Japanese torpedo boat fired a shell striking the superstructure. An apology was offered and accepted by the British through embassy channels. Separately, two newborns from the Denton family were freed from hospital custody by a writ of habeas corpus, allowing their father Herman Denton to take custody amid disputes with a local hospital and probation officer.
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Jersey Assembly Backs Seaway Pact Plan
The New Jersey Assembly, with Senate approval, supports ratification of a proposed U S Canada pact to share the cost of constructing a St. Lawrence River ship canal. The resolution notes that a united canal would affect Eastern shipping and railroad interests and is before the U S Senate.
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Sikorsky Sees Spring as Asset for Finland Campaign
Briggenari Calm reports Sikorsky, famed airplane designer, doubts spring will aid Russia in Finland. He says spring will stiffen the Finnish terrain and lakes, creating weaving challenges for any advance. He warns Finland could gain by added forces, though details are unclear.
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Two Generals Killed in Japan Air Crash
An army communique reports six men killed in an airplane crash near Kyoto. Among the dead are General Hisao Hozoji and General Miraa Okada, plus four other Kwantung Army officers from Hsinking, Manchukuo. General Hozoji was a field commander in last summer’s fighting with Soviet forces.
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Heavy Rains Create Flood Conditions In Coast Areas
Northern and central California faced flooding as heavy rains caused mudslides and inundated homes. Redding saw water reach several residences while the Sacramento River spilled over its banks near the city. Flooding also threatened hillside areas near Fresno and agricultural land east of Visalia.
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GOP Budget Plan Revealed By Committee At Albany
A five member Senate steering group drafted a GOP budget proposal aimed at cutting Governor Lehman’s 296.7 million dollar state budget and a 25 million dollar income tax increase. It would cut funding for home ratios and education and capital outlays, raise funds by forcing payment of back taxes, and consider an alternative tax reduction or new levy. The plan faces final decision by five Assembly Republicans with a possible path to majority approval. Other bills include barring alcohol price signs in beer parlors, joint jail and prison oversight, and tightened embalming license requirements.
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Herbert Marshall Marriage To Lee Russell Reported
Los Angeles reports actor Herbert Marshall may have wed his agent Nat Welf, to be married in Las Vegas Nevada on February 27. The item notes previous marriage to Lee Russell and mentions recent publicity on personal life with lingering uncertain confirmation.
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Tegal Passport Traffic Revealed in Mexico City
Authorities in Mexico City disclosed a passport trafficking case tied to German nationals after the arrest of a German seaman Hans Forhains. He was detained while gathering data on the Norwegian ship Lesby and authorities found no false passport on him. an investigation indicated more Germans entered Mexico using Megad panels.
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Twenty Five Years Aco Fob 27 1935 Bombardment of Dardanelles
A brief dated note recalls the twenty five year mark in February 27 1935 marking continuation of bombardment related to the Dardanelles conflict with ongoing military actions and regional tension.
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