Milk dealers probe urged by senator in Albany
Senator George Rogers urged federal action to probe alleged coercion by milk dealers and distributors under the Rogers Allen law. He cited a complaint by the Metropolitan Producers Bargaining Agents and said federal intervention could boost the law’s dairy farmer protections. Also reported: 400 Lever Brothers soap plant strikers return to work after agreement on bargaining issues.
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Japs Slay Thousand In Early Chinese Front
Japanese forces reported advancing about ten miles north of a river defense line in central China. The assault left many dead and involved destruction of villages along routes to Peking and Hankow as the warplanes raided southern ports, killing over 200 people. Lieutenant General Iwane Matsui ceded command and left for Tokyo after handing duties to Lt. Col. Hata.
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Spanish Loyalists Evacuate Teruel
Spanish press agency reports loyalist forces evacuated the strategic Teruel enclave as government troops mounted a counter offensive against insurgent strongholds. Republicans reportedly reformed their line on the plateau Puerto Escandon south of Teruel, vowing to hold out. Latest dispatches mention another air raid on Barcelona around five this afternoon with few details.
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Seized in Raid on Hungary Nazi Party Headquarters
About fifty people including the Nazi leader Major Salassy were arrested in Buda during a police raid on the Nazi party headquarters. Officials stated the raid targeted Nazi expansion activities in Hungary and nearby Austria, seizing party members they could find.
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Compromise on Wage Bill Presented by Norton in Congress
Washington February 22 news report describes confidential House labor committee bills drafted by Mrs Norton and administration aides. Proposals aim at a compromise standard for federal wage hour rules, creating a wage hour administrator and boards to set industry wages up to a 1944 standard, with authority to adjust to ensure a minimum standard of living. The measures face opposition and will be reviewed Thursday to seek a compromise acceptable to Congress.
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Rumor of King Carol I Assassination Denied
A Rome to London rumor claimed King Carol I of Rumania was assassinated. Officials in London and telephonic checks with Bucharest and other capitals found no foundation. The origin and wide circulation of the rumor remained unexplained.
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Roosevelt Might Restate Policy On Washington’s Birthday
President Roosevelt nears a Hyde Park press conference amid world crisis, with observers speculating he may restate U.S. foreign policy on Washington’s birthday. Dispatches from American chancelleries and constant White House calls indicate continued high-level diplomacy as Eden’s resignation and Berlin’s expansion plans loom. Roosevelt is briefed, awaiting questions on Britain, Germany, and allied strategy.
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Postman Admits Theft and Receives One-Year Sentence
Bert H. Roce, 43, a post office carrier, confessed to stealing $427 and a registered letter to bet on horse races. He was sentenced to a year in a penitentiary to reform his methods and improve the postal system.
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Hitler Seeks Early Terms With Britain After Eden Resigns
Berlin reports Nazi circles see Eden’s resignation as blank check for German aims in Central and Balkan Europe. Hitler aims for preliminary understandings with Britain to gain concessions on prewar colonies and to press Czech and Austrian matters, while hoping to isolate France and Soviet Russia.
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Prado Attacked Off Valencia By Unidentified Aircraft
French steamer Prado was machine-canned today by an unidentified airplane off Valencia. One person aboard was wounded. A French destroyer rushed from Toulon to the scene after the attack reported from Marseilles.
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Vote Against Anarchy Policy Marked By Chamberlain Move
International News Service reports in London Labour opposition led by Arthur Greenwood moved a censure against Prime Minister Chamberlain during a Commons session as he pressed toward a truce with Mussolini. Paris feared a French cabinet split as Chautemps prepared comments on Europe while Vienna enforced a ban on political meetings to curb clashes.
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Cabinet Split Fears Grow Over Defenses Fund Plan
Paris Feb 22 France approved extraordinary military defense funding amid Nazi expansion fears. Defense Minister Daladaver proposed an autonomous 5Ss fund separate from the treasury to cover defense starting March 1. Cabinet backed the plan unanimously despite fears of a cabinet split after Hitler’s threats and Eden’s Britain role. A formal stance from Premier Chautemps was anticipated to warn Germany on SZECHOSLOVAKIA and Austria.
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Youth Shot as Police Chase Ends in Jailings
A youth was near death and three companions jailed after a police pursuit that ended near a jewelry store. A fifth youth was sought as officers chased a stolen car through Chicago streets after the group ignored orders to surrender.
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Question of sanity in Weightman case debated
Fragmentary notes indicate the district attorney may reopen the question of Gerard Weightman's sanity within five days. The record shows uncertainty about pursuing a resentencing or retrial, with the timeline and actions by the district attorney remaining unclear and subject to further determination.
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Slayer WR Dual Killer to Be Free
Los Angeles court finds Paul A. Wright sane after reviewing a claimed compromising situation. Jury rules he is fit for release though still in custody. authorities must determine next steps for custody status and potential freedom. Names and events reflect a sensational murder case from the era.
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Fate of World Rests in Trembling Hands Says Greenwood
London February 22 The League of Nations is a failure and weak nations cannot rely on it to protect them from aggression Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons Labor MP Arthur Greenwood opened an attack over negotiations with Italy that led to Anthony Eden's resignation Chamberlain said France was informed January 25 and Eden should have resigned when the government joined the talks Greenwood warned the fate of the world rests in the trembling hands of Chamberlain and the government pages continue on.
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