Hearst Urges Abolition of Barbarities in War Policy
Washington dispatch notes William Randolph Hearst calling civilized nations to abolish war barbarities and promote a congress of nations to discuss rigid rules of civilized warfare. He argues the United States should not join a League of Nations as a minority member and urges decisive international arbitration and humane peace policies. The piece contrasts Hearst’s stance with labor and CIO developments and mentions John L. Lewis and A F of L dynamics.
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Many Arrested in Austrian Nazi Riot
In Vienna on February 5 the police announced numerous Nazi arrests after riots that damaged nine public houses, five telephone booths, and several windows. The outbreaks sparked renewed nervousness over Germany’s policy and Hitler’s recent “bloodless purse” measures affecting the Reich’s military and administration.
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War Would End for All Time If Decision Were Left to the PEOPLE'S Vote
William Randolph Hearst argues in the New York American that true peace requires worldwide democratization led by referenda. He urges the United States to amend the Constitution to allow the people to decide war, and to press other nations to do the same, as the path to ending all wars.
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Russia
United States
Referendum Needed to End War Says Leader
A speaker argues depose monarchs fail to democratize and warns that nations wage war only through rulers not peoples. He asserts the United States entered World War I without a public referendum and calls for granting the people the power to declare war via a nationwide vote.
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Roosevelt Enters Farm Bill Fight Deep in Congress
In Washington, President Reese signals White House stance as leaders push the farm bill conference report under a gag rule. House rules would limit debate to four hours before a vote, with chances of a Senate-House conference revision looming amid pressure over a far-reaching granary plan and aid tied to producers and years of drought.
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Floods Ravage Mohawk Valley Area and Michigan Rivers
Floods endanger residents in the Mohawk Valley area as Clinton and Monroe area refugees crowd shelters. The Grand Pupils or Saginaw major flood zones report rising water levels, with towns in Michigan’s rivers seeing four feet or more of floodwater. The scene includes Framkemroth business district inundation and a 12 year old boy crowned in a weather context as reports forecast more rain and cooler temperatures tonight.
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Amsterdam Saved When Cold Weather Stems River
Amsterdam and surrounding areas faced ice jam flooding as Mohawk River water rose to three feet in places and threatened bridges and mills. Riverside Park, Schenectady, and Fort Johnson saw flood conditions while Fonda’s business district and Route 45 experienced significant water. Rescue efforts saved residents, and water levels gradually fell as ice broke up and cleared.
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Winter Sports Season Opens at Kitzbühel Austria
Announcement confirms the Winter sports season start in Vienna and Kitzbühel Austria with events featuring notable figures including the Duchess of Windsor. Organizers expect a slate of activities and competitions for the season.
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