Capper seeks fast Senate action on anti barbarity resolution
Special to The Journal Washington Feb 15 Senator Capper of Kansas urged quick Senate foreign relations committee action on a resolution condemning barbaric warfare methods. He introduced the measure, said it reflects public sentiment and cited protests from churches women’s groups and individuals. The resolution was referred to the committee as Senator Pittman leaves Washington for a two week Nevada trip.
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Syracuse to get federal housing aid for two large projects
Federal Housing Authority administrator Nathan Strauss announces nearly nine million dollars may fund two Syracuse housing developments. The plan doubles the original two million allocation, with sites near the courthouse Rennek Avenue and the Vocational High School area under consideration. Leaders Levy Grimm Lane Bo-Sardus weigh formal applications, with a decision expected after today’s meetings.
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Hitler Wins Deal With Austria
London reports Adolf Hitler has forced Nazi participation in Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg's cabinet after pressure described as unprecedented in international relations. Seyss-Inquart would be minister of the interior and director of public safety, among other changes.
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Death of National Red Cross Chairman Cary T. Grayson
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson 52 national chairman of the American Red Cross died at home from complications of a bronchial infection contracted on a southern trip. He had been in declining health two years, and President Roosevelt briefly interrupted a motor date to inform his condition. Grayson was White House physician during the Wilson era and later led the Red Cross since 1925. His widow and two of his five sons were at his bedside in Virginia as the others, including Cary T. Grayson Jr., rushed from abroad.
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England
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London
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Fish Says Britain Needs Larger Fleet
Representative Fish of New York told the House naval affairs committee that Britain needs a larger fleet than the United States and criticized the proposed naval building program. He claimed parity with Japan and argued for greater British naval capacity amid wartime demands.
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House Group Approves 250 Million Relief Fund Plan
The House appropriations committee advanced a 250 million dollar relief package urged by President Roosevelt to avert mass layoffs. Deputy WPA Administrator Aubrey Williams and Secretary Morgenthau argued the funds would expand WPA relief to about 27.5 million while admitting total needs exceed available resources. The panel also redirected 20 million to rural relief via Farm Security, noting 178,000 farm families require aid and predicting a gradual upturn in business conditions may still be distant.
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Liner Berengaria Damaged by Fire
In LOSDON on February 15 a blaze aboard the trans Atlantic liner Berengaria in Southampton docks caused major damage to three cabins on F deck after an hour of firefighting. No further details on injuries or cause provided in the brief.
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Russia in naval race to become first-class sea power
Moscow reports claim Russia will join the world naval race and build a new program to become a first class sea power quickly. The Helsingfors newspaper Sveneka received details that the Soviet secret police ordered fleet ships to leave Leningrad for conversion into impregnable forays with Baral base involvement.
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Body of Mcintyre Goes Home Today
The body of famed columnist Mcintyre to be moved from New York to Gallipolis Ohio after death at age 53. Mourners in Main Street and messages of condolence pour in as the hearse departs for burial.
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Campbell Grandmother Takes 15 Month Old Girl to Relatives
Police searched Syracuse area for Mrs Mildred Campbell and her 15 month old granddaughter after the elder Campbell vanished from her daughter's home. A note found at the scene hinted at distress and possible self harm. The pair were later found at relatives in Woorriscilla, with relatives recounting tense moments and a plan to leave with the child despite limited funds.
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Glass in His Hair Jails Theft Suspect
Baltimore February 15 a tavern burglar fled after glass shattered when tavern keeper Laon Lampe fired five shots. Walter J Ramon 23 was arrested nearby and held on 37000 bond for grand jury proceedings.
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Labor Party Opens Child Bill Drive
ALBANY February 15 The American Labor party calls for ratification of the child labor amendment. Nathaniel M Minkoff warns the two old parties to back the movement or face electoral consequences. He cites unemployment with 17,000,000 able-bodied workers seeking work and urges removing child labor to place youths in jobs and ease the tax burden. Assemblyman Frank A Monaca and Kings Labonte reference papal quotes to show alignment with church spirit.
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Soldiers Fire as Rioters Attack Jail After Slain Woman
Soldiers fired into a rioting crowd after the slaying of Olga Camacho whose body was found days earlier. The enraged crowd attacked the jail, shouting threats and setting fires as police struggled to control the scene.
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SLAIN MOB CLASH WITH SOLDIERS DURING FIRE
A violent riot erupted as a mob attacked federal troops with clubs and fire, leaving several injured or dead. Soldiers fired to quell the confrontation, pursuing gunmen through streets as residents lay injured and the mob retreated amid ongoing clashes.
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