Solons Mark Time Utle To Be Done
Albany February 7 The New York State Legislature began its sixth week of session with debate over a constitutional convention and a two year assembly term. Advocates argue changes would speed action though few major measures have passed and a two year budget plan is stalled. Minority Leader Steingut travels to Florida for health reasons. GOP leaders urge unity for the week.
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Harvey Firestone Dies In His Sleep In Miami
Harvey Firestone founder of Firestone Tire and Rubber Company dies in his sleep in Miami at an advanced age. He built one of the world’s largest rubber firms and authored books on rubber history and development. Firestone remained active, saying winter travel did not halt his work as the firm expanded. He was closely associated with Henry Ford and Thomas Edison.
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Reich Foreign Dr Townsend Service Hit in Purge
Berlin dispatch reports the Reichs foreign office purge continues as Joachim von Ribbentrop debates departure for his new post while Hitler's cleanup broadens. General Becker is named head of armaments, signaling a hard line. U.S. ambassador Hush H. Wilson is due in Berlin, marking a tense diplomatic shift. Townsend faces a contempt ruling with a suspended sentence and a fine, tied to pension movement proceedings, as committee hearings loom.
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Michigan floods leave 600 homeless after thaw and storms
Heavy rains and rapid snow melt flood Michigan causing bridges to wash away and miles of road to become inundated. Homes, stores, and cottages are surrounded by rising waters while ice jams threaten utilities and transportation.
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Davis Loses His Fight For Reduction of Bail
Philadelphia scene as Richard Dixie Davis loses bid to lower bail amid disbarment and extradition fights. Davis remains jailed on New York instru ments with $509,068 bail each. Court orders Davis and co defendant back to Movamensing prison. Domestic turmoil noted as Hope Dare and Martha Delaney Davis loom in the case.
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Tokio Quake Shakes City Center Suburbs Hard
A severe earthquake rocked Tokyo extending across a wide area with sirens and infrastructure disruption. Rail lines and telephone networks were affected though initial reports claim no casualties. Emergency response teams assess further damage.
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Body of Harvard Law Student Found in River
Frederick W. Burgess, a 21 year old Harvard Law School student missing since November 13, was found dead in the Charles River near East Boston. The Cincinnati Oil Company started operations today on a somber note as officials caution the public amid the tragedy.
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Bennett Opens Drive Against Coal Price Increases
Albany Feb 7 Governor Lehman and Attorney General J. Bennett Jr led a campaign alleging discrimination against New York consumers over coal price hikes set Dec 16 by the National Bituminous Coal Commission. Bennett, acting on Lehman’s orders, prepared to appear before the commission in Washington to seek prompt price revisions. The officials argued the new rates unfairly burden New York residents and favored nearby states. The commission had rejected pleas for an adequate hearing from the governor and attorney general.
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Storms Delay Four Liners on North Atlantic Voyage
Four liners en route to New York reported they had developed to storms over the North Atlantic delaying arrivals. The Na de Francs and other ships faced rough weather as cooler air moved into New York after a warm spell.
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Pick-a-Back Plane Successfully Launched in Midair
A midair launch of a novel Pick-a-Back plane demonstrated success today. Experts reported the airframe achieved altitude with two machines each carrying four meters of rigging, signaling potential for seaplane applications and twin craft operations.
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Five Die in Plane Crashes Across Warrenton and Hudson River
International News Service reports five people killed in four plane crashes near Warrenton Georgia and in the Hudson River area. Names include Charles L. Richardson a labor department conciliator and Maj. W. C. Frobistering as the pilot of a parachute plane. A cabin monoplane from Dakiners with passengers John Fenwisk and G. Berard Jr. also crashed. ownership and exact circumstances remain uncertain.
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Banker Watts linked to Chicago search in Adrian notes
Adrian Mich February report details banker Watts 65 once of Adrian known as golfer and social figure. He reportedly cruised an 384050 from Adrian cemetery association tied to Chicago seen recently by Michigan state police. Watts served as treasurer of Oakwood Cemetery Association for SI seats. A warrant for his arrest issued after an 884000 shortage found in the association.
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American Crews for American Ships
Grim news from the American Merchant Marine warns that Communist agitators and millions of aliens must be replaced by patriotic American citizens trained for the sea. Congress is examining how to staff the new merchant marine to prevent foreign competition and protect national defense.
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Japan Denies Building Super Battleships
TERUG February reports indicate Japan refuses to confirm or deny plans for a 45,000 ton battleship program. Government cites no need to inform other nations of naval plans while pledging to consider non aggresssive proposals. Foreign office downplays requests from the United States Britain and France, stating no further comment.
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Six Killed as Train Hits Stalled Car in Arkansas
Six people died and several were injured when a Texan passenger train collided with a stalled car at a rural Missouri Pacific crossing near Texarkana, Arkansas. Victims included three train crew members. ages spanned from mid twenties to sixty plus, with two youths among those in the car.
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Britain imposes virtual blockade of Majorca port
Britain declares a virtual blockade of Majorca, Balearic Island base of Franco forces, warning submarines in British patrol zones will be sunk on sight. Foreign Secretary Eden told Parliament that warships may attack insurgent vessels after warning. The move mirrors planned action in French and other patrol areas as Britain aims to curb piracy in the Mediterranean.
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Britain seeks U S consent on naval buildup fears
Laird Kingsbury reports Britain, alarmed by alleged Japanese plans to build 15 000 ton super cruisers, hopes the United States will join in similar construction. London presses for U S consent as Britain seeks to safeguard Far East trade routes and keeps a Mediterranean anti piracy emphasis with drastic measures. Britain blames insurgents for sinking British ships and warns submarines to avoid Allied lanes while reinforcing destroyers off the Balearic area.
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Floating Russians Face New Peril in Ice Drift
Four Russian scientists near Cape Parry, Greenland, endure extreme danger as their polar drifting base of 100 by 260 feet risks crushing under ice. They have moved equipment onto sleds and plan to flee if the base breaks apart. Rescue expeditions race to reach them, with the party now about 100 miles from their starting point at the North Pole.
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