Nazis Report New Attacks Upon Malta
Scattered combat planes were deployed by the German High Command to strike airports on the Mediterranean island of Malta yesterday, marking another reported air attack. Reports say Allied aircraft over the Orkneys and a 6,000 ton vessel off Harwich was sighted and sinking. Roosevelt's inauguration received brief notices with no editorial response expected immediately.
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Winant Seen As New Havoy To Britain From Page Onementioned
Winant emerges as a potential Havoy to Britain amid mentions of cabinet posts. He directed the League of Nations International Labor Office, elected in 1988 with 28 of 32 votes, first American in the post. The labor office is now headquartered in Ottawa.
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Lloyd George Bypasses Road Mishaps to Criccieth Funeral
Prime Minister David Lloyd George, en route to Criccieth Wales for his wife Dame Margaret's funeral, faced two obstructions as home guards and villagers aided him from his damaged car. He was described as shaken but planned to continue by train, noting his 78th birthday four days earlier.
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President's Mother Sara Delano Roosevelt Appears Serene
Mrs Sara Delano Roosevelt stood serene and proud as Franklin D Roosevelt began his third term. She wore a black velvet gown and a turban, enjoyed inaugural crowds, and shared a moment with Eleanor Roosevelt as her grandson and others watched the oath renewal at the Capitol.
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Russians seize Rarnezile in eastern European fighting
Twenty five years ago on January 21 1916 Russians captured Rarnezile in eastern Europe and also took Sultanabad in Persia, signaling expansions in hostilities amid ongoing campaigns.
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Robbers' Victim Finds Own Money in Treasure Hunt
A man named Ray Whaerricher, searching near a shoe store for a robbed safe, found $200 of his own cash while thieves had left behind $2000 in a money box. The incident occurred a few days earlier on a creek bank.
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Eve Curie Criticizes U S Aid To Britain
Eve Curie daughter of Pierre and Marie Curie arrives in New York aboard Excalibur and questions U S aid to Britain. She says cash and carry sales are not real aid and predicts aid to Britain will start soon with less certainty of repayment.
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Radio education post filled by Cole Bildersee named
Education Commissioner Ernest E. Cole appoints Max W Bildersee of New York City as associate supervisor of radio education in the State Education Department a new post paying 4000 annually. Bildersee a Columbia graduate worked with BBC schools broadcasts and served as assistant to NBC's educational director.
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Twins Born To Illinois Farmer’s Wife Weigh Eleven Pounds Each
Mrs. Homer Paris, wife of a Clay County farmer near Louisville Illinois, gave birth to twins each weighing 11 pounds on January 8 at the Paris farm home four miles from Louisville. Dr. B F Steely calls the birth extraordinary as the twins were carried in separate sacs with separate placentas and total weight of 22 pounds. The mother, 35, with one prior child, is described as healthy despite the remarkable delivery.
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Made with Pure Fruit Jelly Williams Jelly Roll Ad
An old grocer advertises a Williams Jelly Roll made with pure fruit jelly priced at 20 cents. The snippet promotes a grocery store product and its cost.
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Liner Brings 165 Back From Orient
The President Taft will sail for the United States tomorrow with 165 passengers, most of them Americans leaving the Orient following State Department guidance. The full response to the advisory will total about 4,000 across the Orient.
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Soviet Japan fisheries pact renewed to improve ties
Moscow reports renewal of the year long agreement allowing Japanese fishing in Soviet waters. The deal increases rentals and taxes by 20 percent and sets up a joint commission to negotiate a permanent fisheries accord before the current pact expires December 31.
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