Panama registry dispute shapes U S ship transfers
Washington reports indicate limited opposition to transferring American ships to Panamanian or Norwegian registry under Maritime Commission review. Officials differ over neutrality risk and diplomatic consequences in the Western Hemisphere, with concerns about perceived U S leniency toward Panama and broader American republics.
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Washington
Maritime Commission
United States
Panama
Warglo
Phnom
United States Lines
Renuine
Boston
London
Liverpool
Norway
America
Dies Inquiry Seeks Tougher Alien Curbs
Washington reports say the Dies committee will press for stricter enforcement of immigration naturalization deportation and foreign agent laws in its second annual report to be filed with the House. Proposals include intensified prosecutions and publicizing names of any alleged communists amid ongoing debate over committee procedures and hearings.
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Washington
Jen
Toe
House
Dieseagh
Dempsey
Communist Party
United States
Comintern
Moscow
Altough
East Browder
Bejiz Kuhn
Party
Bund
Browder
Kuhn
New York City
American League For Peace and Democracy
Streamlined Army Winter Maneuvers Cost 26 Millions
Washington reports that this winter's mass maneuvers of U S troops in the South West and at home stations will cost over 2 million dollars. Funds include transport of streamlined divisions to temporary posts and purchase of more than 12 000 motor trucks. The War Department notes a peacetime record 450 million spent on weapons and equipment in the year ending June.
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Washington
United States
South
Cslimate
Hooseveltent
Congress
FAO
War Department
Wem
Deaths of Prominent Persons in America
Pittsburgh and other cities report the deaths of notable figures. Peter J. McArdle, 65, ex city council member and former president of the amalgamated association of trades and tin workers. Dr George Waller Hawley, 65, renowned orthopedic surgeon and inventor of the fracture table. Representative Ashbrook, 1st district Ohio Democrat in his 11th term. Dr John Q. Adame, Waterloo physician and author.
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America
Peter
Meardle
Pittsburgh
Peter J. .McArdle
Cty Council
Bis
Amslgumated Association of Tronies and Tin Workers
George Frawley
Westport
Conn
George Waller Hawley
Ashbrook Johnston
A. Ashbrook
Fom Chars Ith Bath
Persecuted Tax Collector Held In Murder Case
Kenilworth New Jersey January 3 Borough Clerk August J Stohl 49 was slain yesterday at Borough Hall in a shooting police say stemmed from a persecution complex by 72 year old Fox Collector John E Buller Patrolman Andrew Ruscansky was wounded in the ensuing struggle Witnesses and a Union County grand jury heard a murder charge against Buller as Chief George Conklin described the motive and the note Buller left naming four people he intended to shoot prior to the attack The note also referenced a resolution stripping Buller of appointment powers and sparked an investigation into the shooting and council actions
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Kenilworth
August J. Stohl
Borough Hall
Felice
George Conklin
John E. Buller
Andrew Ruscansky
Buller
Bales
Union County Grand Jury
Conkin
Shleh
Butler
Corklin
Stahl
Fred Pitten
Joan Graf
Vincent Conversa
Michael Teleman
Ase Sistas
LaGuardia Diverges With Controller on City Finances
New York City Mayor LaGuardia and Controller McGoldrick clashed over finances as the city weighs a tight budget. LaGuardia urged reducing expenses and avoiding new legislation, saying the city is “counting nickels.” McGoldrick defended steady affairs and noted plans to unify the subway system by July, with tax and debt issues still unresolved.
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LaGuardia
New York
New York City
Joseph D. McGoldrick
MsGoldrick
Alseady
Pic Goldrick
Europe
Memphis to Induct Chandler as Fourth Mayor in 48 Hours
Memphis gears to install Chandler as the city’s fourth mayor within 48 hours after Ed Crump’s resignation. Walter Crandall, De Tenn, named as new mayor, while Crump and Watkins governances shift. Oxford Davis serves temporarily as the city’s chief executive. The American News Paper Guild may hold its convention here next June, despite local and national officers calling Crump’s action undemocratic.
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Memphis
Chandler
Tenn
Jis
Bremphis
Offic
City Commission
Edward Hf. Crump
Walter Crandie
Chander
Congress
Crump
Meraphia
Britain May Keep Envoy to Russia Home
Britain's envoy Sir William Seers to Russia may stay away from Moscow as Britain prepares a White Paper on Allied negotiations. Russia doubts repatriation while reports claim the document will expose Britain and France negotiations to pull Russia into a peace front. Some diplomats see a shift toward closer ties with Russia, amid Germany and Soviet influence maps. Lord Strathmore warns that war with Russia would end hopes to resist Hitler.
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London
Jam
Willlm Seers
Russia
Ivan Malsky
William
Moscow
Britain
France
Jozef Stalin
Adolf Hitler
William Leeds
Paul Nageiar
Fineland
Estonia
Latavia
Lithuania
Poland
Germany
Ruzela
Niei Gov
Stockholm
Europe
Sweden
Mussolini Calls Back Envoy to Austria
Italian Ambassador Auguste Rosio in Moscow is set to return to Rome within days amid reports that Russia ordered all possessions of Nicholas Gorelkin to be moved to Russia. The move fuels speculation Gorelkin will not return soon. Gorelkin recently arrived in Rome without presenting credentials.
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Rome
San
Auguste Rosio
Mlortow
Mussolini
Informatte
Russo
Rusia
Nicholas
Gorelkin
Mary
Ruscda
Orekin
Tome
Tragic Poisoning Case In New York Inn Family
A furniture salesman’s wife aged 35 and her 3 year old son Paul died from poison at an inn in New York. Their 11 year old son Theodore Jr. survived after being poisoned by the mother who gave him powder claimed to cure a cold. The father, returning from a visit, found the bodies and a note, and said he had planned to take the family to his mother’s home after a quarrel.
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New York
Inn
Furnieture
Paul
Theodore, Jr
Gladyx Halslander
Theodore
William Jones
Halstander
Raysell
Boy Knife Victim Lives Thanks to Courage of Chum
A boy recovering after a knife attack owes his life to a friend who carried him a mile through a snowstorm to a hospital. Leo Dawson rode a bicycle through muddy streets to reach help as doctors treated his injured companion who is expected to recover.
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Chum
Cleveland
Samuel Rutter
Leo Dawson
Ind
Dritted Strett
Farm Marts Caught In War's Webb, Says Report
Washington reports the Agriculture Department’s progress on American farm exports since the European war began. The blockade and Allied trade controls are diverting markets away from U S products while neutrals and Canada shape demand. The report, prepared for the Agricultural Policy Council, notes postwar adjustment demands and ongoing government programs to steady production and prices amid surplus agriculture.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Americas
Canada
T Agricultural Kasieoey Council
Wallace
Alsis
Hetak
Dies to Lead Drive to End U S Russia Ties
Washington January 3 An in depth House push seeks to compel the administration to sever diplomatic relations with Russia over alleged noncompliance with the 1933 agreement. The plan centres on a bill to be introduced by Chairman Maric Dies of the Special House Committee on American Activities following a two year inquiry into communist and fascist activities.
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U.S
Russia
Washington
United States
Maric Dies
Investitatine
Coun
Itchy Pimp Causes Skin Irritation and Relief Product Claim
An unclear excerpt describes skin issues such as red blotches and blemishes with references to a remedy. The fragment mentions external causes and relief from a product named Fotecsone vinimec, claiming health benefits and improved skin. It also notes cracking between toes and other foot skin problems.
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Feosler
Freeman-Mitford Miss Freeman Milford Misses Flight Home
Lowton June 4 Up War notes say Mira Freeman Milford British beauty linked to Hitler failed to reach English home as scheduled. Ambulances and reporters awaited at Folkestone and Shoreham while Sharokham officials denied she boarded. Her father Jord Tedesdate waited anxiously as mystery deepened about her warlinked past and Nazi sympathies.
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Lowton
Tne Ilon
Wolly Freeman-Milford
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Imperial Always
Mira Freeenan-Miford
France
Honté
The
Daily Mail
Belen
Hiller
He Frome
State Tham
Heston Airdrome
Aleport
Sharokam
Jord Tedesdate
Folkestone
Polke
Stone Landing
Ilessom
Falkestece
Mell
Kelsa Exeeman-Mitford
Hitler
Trewd
London
Hyde Park
Czecho-Slovakia
Miss Freemanford
Diana
Bryan Guinness
Munich
Household Finance loan plans with flexible monthly payments
A vintage loan ad outlines easy Household Finance loans with no credit questions and a single rate for all customers. It shows a $100 loan repaid over 12 to 20 months with monthly installments, stressing affordable payments tied to income and the benefit of earlier repayment to reduce cost.
Midland Salmon and Trout Club Looks to Fishing Trips
London January 21 The press note reports the Midland Salmon and Trout Club planning to reopen activities during New Year meetings. President Neve Chamblgstala clarifies prospects of future trips under current conditions.
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Chamberlain
London
Midland Salmon and Trout Club
Neve Chanibgstala
Trade barrier talk ties Pa and N Y in January meet
Pennsylvania secretary of commerce Richard P. Brown announced a January 11 meeting in New York to draft a joint plan seeking to remove interstate trade barriers between the two states. He calls it the first major cooperative effort by adjacent states to standardize procurement and private buying rules and end discrimination against Pennsylvania products.
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N. Y
Pennsylvania
Heertsburg
New York
Richard P. Brown
Brown
Sailor Presumed Dead Returns From German Prison Camp
After more than a month Mrs. Edgar Oliver mourned her seaman husband missing in action. Her little daughter shouted a note from dad as a letter revealed he survived the sinking of the British ship Rawalindi by the German pocket battleship Deutschramit off Pare’s coast. He is interned in a German camp.
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London
Edgar Oliver
Wna
Oliver
Pares
Smith Sees Al Jr Begin Career in N Y City Council
New Sark City's newly organized council member ANd BL Smith, son of a former governor, started his term in New York City politics. Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia warned the city to guard finances as it enters a period of cautious budgeting.
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Smith
al, Jr
N. Y
New York
INS
New Sark
Maior
F St. LaGuardia
Poe
Ave
Dlas
New York City
New Year Holiday Violence Death Toll Reported Across States
The Associated Press cites 365 violent deaths during the New Year holiday across 43 states with 183 on highways. Six states reported zero violent deaths. Total figures show varied counts by state, including California 40, Oklahoma 73, Pennsylvania 28, and New York 21, with causes ranging from self-harm to accidents and other incidents.
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Aisbamg
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Cotorade
Connecticut
Delaware
Colunhia
Florin
Georgia
Strehlgan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montani Ea
New Hampshire
Nebraska
New Jersey
York
North Carolina
Oklahwia
Pennssylvania
Carolina
Wyombig
280 on Spanish Ship Are Landed in Africa After Fire at Sea
Seville Spain Jan. x uet oper tors of the Spanish Caer Cabo San Antonio on a voyage from Buenos Aires to Cadiz reported that 280 passengers and crew were landed at Dakar French West Africa after the ship caught fire. A French destroyer picked up survivors about 780 miles off the Canarian coast. Owners Ybarra and Company said there were no casualties, while the French government stated five persons were missing.
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Seville
Spain
Fragmented Text on Health Advice and Addresses
The readable parts mention throat symptoms and cough remedies, with a line about 30 years of experience and an address at Washington Street in New York for correspondence. The disjointed text suggests a health guidance note or advertisement with questionable edits and stray phrases.
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Washington Street
New York
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