FDR Speaks On Birthday On Infantile Paralysis Fight
President Roosevelt marked his 47th birthday with a nation wide radio appeal urging cross town and cross state cooperation to stamp out infantile paralysis. He noted past progress against tuberculosis and outlined funding shares for the National Foundation and local campaigns. The White House event drew Hollywood and Broadway figures and a birthday cake as Mrs Roosevelt mingled with guests and stars.
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Four Inquiries Probe Affairs Of Judge Who Quits
Four investigations into the affairs of Judge Martin Manton expand as he resigns from the L A Circuit Court of Appeals. Federal and state probes, led by the Justice Department, U S District Attorney Gregory F Noonan, the State Tax Department and New York County DA Thomas E Dewey, focus on loans totaling about 439 481 from litigants and interests linked to cases before his court. Manton asserts no personal or official misconduct and cites public duty in stepping down to avoid undermining justice.
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State Tax Department
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Germany to seek colonies through negotiation and peace
Hitler defends German policy in a large speech pledging further economic expansion to feed 80,000,000 Germans, says colonies would be gained by negotiation, insists no territorial demands against Britain or France, and urges peace with the United States while criticizing Ickes Eden Cooper and Churchill as agitation. Goering and Ribbentrop receive praise, Schacht and Neurath noted as cautious.
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Hitler Speech Defends Germany Against Interference
The address defends the Reich as sovereign against foreign interference while denouncing persecution. Hitler appeals to alliance with Mussolini and Chamberlain, warns of a radio war with Britain and France, and claims Germany has achieved self determination for ten million German nationals. He asserts persistence of national socialism and the threat of a trade war if foreign states push economic countermeasures.
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Hitler speech signals potential shift in Nazi diplomacy
U S ambassadors abroad may return soon as Hitler claims Germany seeks peace with all nations including America. Analysts note four references to the United States in the Reichstag address, touching defamation campaigns, democratic hostility to totalitarian states, Latin American economics, and Ickes as an antiwar apostle. Washington reactions vary, with Welles praising strong rebuttals in the German press. Senate critics split over Europe’s danger, Pittman warning no immediate war if Hitler stays tolerant, King arguing a Mussolini pact to redraw Europe.
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Hitler denounces Bolshevism in Reichstag speech
In a fiery Reichstag address Hitler attacked Bolshevism and touted insurgents in Spain as a heroic setback to the spread of communism. He warned that a Bolshevik collapse in 1933 would have dragged the Western world into an unimaginable crisis.
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Two Die in Fort Collins Dynamite Blast at Cement Plant
In Fort Collins area six miles northeast, a dynamite explosion in a garage at the Colorado Fortland Cement plant killed two workers Dudley Tremaine and Lorenz Saracino. Walter Hammett among three injured, critically burned, as a 12 room office building and part of the main plant suffered damage. A separate note reports Nat Wade in Lupin Texas burned to death after kerosene treatment for rheumatism followed by lighting a match.
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Mayor Talks on Expansion in Hagerstown Area
Mayor W. Lee Elgin urged Fountain Head Heights to join Hagerstown or the city would expand elsewhere, likely east toward a proposed dual highway for residential growth. A five member committee was formed to draft a delaying resolution, while residents would pay 10 percent of city taxes this year, rising 10 percent annually for 10 years.
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Middleburg Pike
Plan to unload cotton and bolster wartime supplies
Washington January 30 A House Naval committee move proposes the government buy 375 000 000 worth of reserve war materials in exchange for surplus cotton. Chairman Vinson of Georgia says the bill would cut dependence on foreign tin manganese tungsten and chrome and remove about 1 875 000 bales of surplus cotton over three years while enabling the navy to build a reserve of minerals and essential war materials.
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House Naval Committee
Blakeman Removed As Budget Director
ANNAPOLIS Md Jan 31 William H Blakeman was released from the post of State Budget Director by Gov Herbert R OConor effective Wednesday saving the state his 35000 salary He was appointed in 1934 to succeed Walter N Kirkman and will be replaced as the Legislature reviews the biennial budget The governor said a special advisory commission including Kirkman Treasurer Hooper Miles and Deputy Comptroller Joseph McCusker would advise on budget amendments and related matters
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Walter N. Kirkman
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