Hull says no to U S arms alliance
Secretary of State Hull denied any alliance or understanding with foreign nations for war related armaments expansion or joint action. He answered no to questions on alliances with Great Britain, use of the US Navy with others, and patrolling or transferring Navy to any particular waters.
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Quints Allowed Out Of Bed After Week Confinement
Dr Avian Ror reports the Dionne quintuplets may leave their beds for the first time in over a week. Physicians say a mild cold kept them confined but they are improving and nearly recovered.
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Oniren
Avian Ror 'Dafoes
Stolen Jewels Sought in $90,000 Heist at Florida Home
Police investigate a $90,000 jewelry theft from a Florida home occupied by Airs Phillip Hull, with suspects including hired staff and guests. Authorities sought leads after an advance knowledge break in, questioning Mrs. Kenneth Munn and Irene Browne who denied involvement. Detectives tracked down connections in Florida and London as inquiries continued.
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Tenay
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Philip Hull
New York
Noite
Kenneth Munn
Irene Browne
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Angle
Inhde
Hotel Manager Dies Buffalo
Elmore C. Green, manager of the Statler hotel in Buffalo and vice president and director of the Statler chain, died suddenly in February. His death leaves the Statler organization and local hotel circles shocked by the loss of a long time executive.
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Buffalo
Elmore C. Green
Statler Hotel
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Midwinter floods hit the Middle West and New York State hard
International News Service reports ongoing midwinter flooding across the Midwest and into New York. Amsterdam, Fonda, and Fort Johnson areas faced rising rivers, power outages, and stranded residents rescued by boats. Sterling factories flooded. towns evacuated. Wisconsin saw rescues as small streams burst. Michigan rivers receded except Grand and Saginaw.
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New York State
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Clerk Missing in Hartford Police Report
Hartford police report a clerk missing from his home in Hartford. A brief note indicates foul play is suspected as authorities search for the missing individual and gather details about his last known movements.
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Hartford
Ferseer Hatel
Boston Lobby Shooting Linked to South End Racketeer
A waitress named Trins-Gun in Boston was found collapsed in the lobby with a pocketbook and pistol nearby. Police say a racketeer from the South End is fingered as an importer of an assassin for hire. Investigators pursue leads in the tense lobby scene.
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Twe Pektemen
Sirewail
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Murder at hotel described with robberies and police role
A report details a murder at a hotel with robberies and an armed trio led by a policeman Earl South on a prior visit. A girl identified as Dred O Connor then Mildred Shea, with police noting a past record including convictions for drunkenness disorderly conduct and carrying firearms.
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Dewey Receives Pressure Over New York Racketeering Case
Philadelphia dispatch reports District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey pursuing grave charges against J Richard Davis and associates linked to a New York policy racket. Dewey chairs a reception committee while Governor Lehman’s influence looms as legal actions advance from prison.
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New York
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Public shows little interest in sedition trial
The sedition trial of Rev. Martin Niemos, a former U-boat commander, entered its second day at Moahit prison. Court corridors were mostly deserted except for a few secret police guarding the courtroom as Niemos attacked an ornamentation of religion.
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Retired Latin Professor Stabbed in Chicago
Police said a retired Latin professor was stabbed in Chicago on February 3. The man, identified as Harry Fl Set 3, reportedly inflicted self harm prior to officers arriving at the scene.
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Chicago
Harry FL
Britain zeroes in on ban of bombing civilians
International News Service reports Britain will invite the United States to join talks toward an international accord to outlaw aerial bombardment of noncombatants. Eden and British envoys press for discussion, citing military targets and the risk to civilians in cities like China and Spain.
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Washington
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China
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Prince Nicholas 66 Dies in Athens After Illness
Prince Nicholas of England aged 66 dies in Athens after a month of illness. King George and the Duke and Duchess of Kent were with him. a Greek royalist uprising in 1835 had briefly favored Nicholas for king before George’s restoration.
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Civilized Nations Urged to Abolish War Barbarities
A Syracuse Journal letter by W R Hearst argues for a national referendum on authorizing war and a humane code of warfare to protect civilians. He cites Chinese Japanese conflict and Spanish Civil War and urges rules limiting bombardment to military targets, with noncombatants spared. The piece continues in a later page column.
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Syracuse Journal
Senator Capper
Congress
United States
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Senators Signal Move to Shelve Anti-Lynching Bill
Southern senators said they are confident they have enough votes to shelve the anti-lynching bill by tabling or delaying action next week. Senator Connally of Texas indicated plans to shift focus to an appropriation bill after the farm conference report.
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Texas
Senate
Buffalo official resigns amid malfeasance hearing
Buffalo official Stanley S. Jenkins resigns as municipal service commissioner citing poor health. Mayor Thomas L. Holling weighed testimony from a hearing into charges of misconduct. Jenkins told the mayor his letter of resignation.
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Britain Moves to Weaken Axis for Mediterranean Position
Britain launches an intensive foreign policy drive aimed at weakening the Rome Berlin axis to curb Hitler and safeguard Mediterranean interests. Foreign Secretary Eden states peace talks with Italy will not begin, while anti British propaganda in the Near East ends as Italy accepts anti piracy proposals and talks continue with the Italian ambassador.
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