Independence and Austria Rally Against Nazi Pressure
The report quotes Chancellor Schuschnigg defending Austrian independence and Catholic tradition amid Nazi pressure. It notes anti Nazi demonstrations and calls for a free, Christian, German upbringing as Jews fear persecution under the regime.
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Austria
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Schuschnigs
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Reich Joins Europe Peace Deal in Libya Linguistic Turmoil
Reich links Europe peace accord amid Libya notes and Suez security talk. British officials seek assurances on canal safety and withdrawal of foreign volunteers from Spain as Chamberlain faces opposition over Eden resignation and a wider call for a general election.
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Suez Canal
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Spain
DADER REVOKED ON COAL
The national bituminous coal commission revoked its 30,009 of minimum coal prices and regulations effective tomorrow. The order aims to extend relief to all consumers and nullify the effect of the court ruling that paused scheduling and marketing rules in the District of Columbia. Public relief remains a goal as commissioners seek to protect nonrelieved consumers.
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Washington
National Bituminous Coal Commission
Tedar
United States Court of Appeals
Dastrict of Columbia
Percy Tetlow
Boston Bull
Plane Raid Scare Shocks Japan Amid Chinese Attacks
Reports from the Sasebo base and other industrial centers say Chinese air raids triggered alarms as officials tally 1 2 deaths and 20 to 30 injuries. Admiral Noda warns Western Japan faces possible bombing and Chinese raiders must cross seas from Hangchow to reach Nippon.
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Chinese Air Raids Reported Near Canton and Formosa
Reports say Chinese forces shot down Japanese planes 70 miles northeast of Canton with at least 38 aircraft on the ground. Advices from Hankow note raids on Taihokou military airport in Formosa, the first major Chinese aerial attack on Japanese targets.
Labor Presses Runaway Bill in Albany
The American Labor party presses the Mankoff bill in Albany to bar any corporation moving its plant from honoring labor pacts and to deprive the company of the right to operate. Alex Rose calls the bill the first constructive step to curb a problem undermining labor and management relations.
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Alex Rose
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American Labor Party
Masked Bandits Rob Two Safes in New Haven Strike
Two masked men, working about two hours, stole around $193 from two safes at a machine plant in New Haven. They pried open the safes after entering while a watchman was on duty.
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XEW Haven
Shaw Backs Chamberlain on Talks Without Conditions
George Bernard Shaw sided with Prime Minister Chamberlain in the Eden controversy. He urged talks without preconditions, argued against War Party likening Labour to pushing for war, and said Europe never abandoned power politics while states keep large arms and seek strong alliances.
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Anthony Eden
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England
League of Nations
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Congressmen Parsons Trial Set After Auto Collision
Representative Clause V. Parsons of Dinos faces traffic court on a charge of leaving after a collision. Albert Brash of Cleveland also faces charges for pulling from the curb without signaling after the minor accident. Nesbit and his sister Margaret Elts claim Parsons’ car struck their machine. they allege Parsons stopped, gave his name and address but refused to give his license. He then allegedly fled the scene, entered his garage, and ordered attendants to close the door.
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Representative Clause
Margaret Eltis
Parsons
Johnson Again Asks What’s Our Policy
Washington dispatch reports Senator Johnson criticizes U S policy amid debate on aid to Great Britain and war pacts. He argues the United States should not interfere in Britain’s decisions and questions parallel actions with dictators, urging caution in foreign entanglements.
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Navy to Hold War Games in Pacific Secrecy
Washington February 14. The navy says its upcoming maneuvers in the Pacific will be kept highly confidential with no newspaper reporters or photographers allowed in the area. The drills aim to test defenses of Hawaii and other American possessions. Public hearings on waterfront rehabilitation in New York are set for March 16.
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Ameaigan
New York
Man Fills Own Death Certificate in Sudden Local Death
In South Salem in February 1974 Henry Lewis St John a former clerk at Tewisboro and local medical examiner filled out his own death certificate. Dr Amos O Squire investigated the sudden death of the 56 year old man and found the certificate nearly complete with only the cause and date missing. He had to insert natural causes and the date before the certificate could be finalized.
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Tewisboro
Amos
Squire
Collegiate Personal Crises Blamed On Love
New York reports quote Hugh M. Bell of Chico California on college counseling for romance problems. He cites a theory that love related distress leads to increased student suicides and urges sympathetic counselors in colleges to help students cope.
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New York
Hugh M. Bell
Psycholo Department of
Chico
Califor Ac Dresai
Council of Guidance and
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Bonat Diagnosia
Jove
Plan Mental Test for Slayer of Father
In Chicago on a day in question, 29 year old Fey planed a mental test for Thomas Buros 34 as part of admission proceedings after the slaying of his father.
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Chicago
Fey
Thomas Buros
Fall Kills Head Of Theatrical Union Leader
New York Fen 24 reports Theodore Motchell 35 president of the Theatrical Macazers died from a broken neck after a fall at a Charlie’s party. Motchell had served as press agent and manager for several famous stars including Lifttat Rus iseit and Joz.
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Lifttat Rusiseit
Joz
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