Frontiersman hope fuels push for air defense bases
Representative Wilcox of Florida urged rapid construction of frontier air defense bases to protect the vital interior region from attack. He described the center-span from Boston to St. Louis to Washington as the nation’s most vulnerable area, housing most people, wealth, and industry. Six regional bases would cover Alaska, the Northwest, Rocky Mountains, Northeast, Southeast, and the Atlantic and Carried regions with one base per region.
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Washington
Jan
Wilcox
Florida
United States
Boston
St. Louis
Witeux
Insl
Military Affairs Committee
Alaskan
Northwest
Rocky Mountain
Northeast
Southeast
Soully Atlantic and
Caribber
King George Hovers On Brink Of Death
The ailing king receives careful nursing as Queen Mary stays nearby at Sandringham. Doctors urge calm to avoid stressing the faltering heart while the Prince of Wales and family visit. An emergency privy council may convene with Lord Grim, Archbishop of Canterbury, and Lord Dawson in attendance to discuss appointing a council of state and royal powers.
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Mary
Iriday
Iing
King George
Sandringham
Prince of Wales
London
Ti Wes
Privy Council
Lord Gram
Canterbury
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Council of State
Tradition Guides Royal Succession After King George's Death
Notes on how royal procedures delay public announcements after a monarch dies. The Privy Council drafts an address inviting the heir to accept the throne, with the Prince of Wales automatic successor once the father dies. A proclamation follows at a privy council meeting.
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Edward
Prince of Wales
Privy Council
Tonger
Death Toll Rises as Winter Storm Pummels Coast
Snow and high winds lash the Atlantic coast as more than 20 000 city workers mobilize 1 500 trucks to clear roads and resume business Monday. Rail lines and highways closed by drifts. An Atlantic passenger train derailed near Panacea, Florida injuring several. Steamship Ipswitch battered by gale winds off Panama City. Weather officials warn of a soon to arrive overland storm moving up the coast. New England bears a blizzard with thousands of workers fighting to keep major routes open amid heavy snow and winds.
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Pram Paper
Fire Island
Warvier
Rockland
Orange Counties
Alt
Jacksonville
Fis
Paneey
Ala
Ipswitch
Philadelphia
Panama City
Fla
Cancellaion
Tiewerther Yureau
Jackson Ville
Ateoday
Atlantin Seaboard
North Caroli
Washington Hreast
New Earl
Durray
Cape Taiterss
Hoffman Silent in Kidnap Case
Prosecutor Hoffmann, saying nothing new has emerged, awaits reconvened state legislature to decide if impeachment threats against the governor over Hauptmann activities will materialize. Despite large majorities in both houses, some fear the floor may be used to attack him, while foes hold fire until new evidence appears.
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Houptmann
Plemington
Hauptmann
Hoffman Hs
Saturday Night Struggles in Critical Condition
Tess noted the patient endured severe breathing difficulty after more than two hours of sleep since Saturday night. Despite oxygen care, his heart is stressed by a persistent catarrh attack, hindering recovery and raising concerns for his condition.
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Tess
President Roosevelt Memorial Ceremony Recalls Reform Era
President Roosevelt and Gov Lehman led tributes at the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial ceremony in New York. Col Theodore Roosevelt Jr and other dignitaries attended as speakers praised Roosevelt's public will over court rulings and his conservation ethos. The event featured Boy Scouts and a return to Washington follows the dedication address.
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F. H. la Guardia
New York City
Pheodore Roosevelt
la Cuardia
Panama Canal
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Tierbert H Lehman
Fly
Coloel Theodore Roosevelt
Peter D. Kiernan
Boy Scouts of America
Washington
New York
Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Secretaria
Theodore Rossevelt
James A. Parley
Deserted Movie World Reacts to King George Condition
Front page report describes widespread silence and vigil as British ships sail and Buckingham Palace posts bulletins on the king's condition. Crowds hold discreet banners, palace windows are shuttered, and guards manage traffic as the nation awaits news.
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King George
Buckingham Palace
Sngtsten
Steces
Atle
Cvate
Fires Threaten Two Towns in Midwest States
Fires driven by strong winds swept through Mary streets in Resoto Kansas and Eldorado Springs Missouri early today, destroying large portions of the towns and posing a serious danger to residents and structures.
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Kansas City
Mary
Resoto
Kan
Eldorado Springs
Roosevelt Memorial Speech Highlights His Many Sides
The Roosevelt Memorial dedication in New York reviews Theodore Roosevelt's life. It notes his leadership in the Panama project and Portsmouth treaty, his scientific interests, and his call for conservation. The speech honors Osborn and emphasizes progress, justice, and a vibrant national character.
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New York
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt Memorial
Lehman
la Guardia
New York State
Roosevelt Memorial
the Americas Museum of Natural History
Sam
Theodore Roosevelt
Portsmouth
Bo li
Roosevelt Memorial Commission
American Museum of Natural History
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Bith
Os'harn
Squire
Springfield
Congress
John Morley
DigtoGRAPH Find and Up Fight In Helena Office
Reporters and officials contended with locked doors and torn dictograph gear in O Connell’s office as a disturbance unfolded at the Helena capitol. Governor Hall ordered entry and investigation continued with Attorney General Nagle, while the railroad commission figures remained uncooperative. The incident prompted state board discussions and further inquiries into the missing recording devices and wires.
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Capitol
O'Connell
Nilan
Young
Hall
Nogle
Beyorui
Tomore
Nagle
State Board of Examiners
Sam Mitchell
Ocommel
Billings
Thomas Carey
Tird
Railroad Commission
Helena
Britain Ramps Up Army Buildup in Egypt Amid Ethiopian War
Britain quietly concentrates forces along the Libyan border, sending ships and thousands of auxiliary craft to Egypt and Suez. Fleet ships patrol Alexandria and Port Said while Malta and Gibraltar host cruisers and destroyers. Mussolini presses Italian plans in Libya as Eden seeks collective security and Geneva diplomacy continues.
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Australia
Eden
Geneva
Europe
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Egypt
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Barham
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Gibraltar
Aden
Bev
Lslah
Mussolini
Maly
ACE
Libya
Great Britain
Thal
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Council
International
Red Cross
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Corsiza
Ethiopia
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Mas Destr Dewan
Espetoc Haile Selassir
Rome
Lletro Badogno
AI Duce
Haly
Coloniad
Pomeo Aloisi
Inhaman Arocilies
George of
Exeglad
Tong Mediterranean
Suez
Red Sea
Trio Suffer Minor Injuries in Harding Way Car Crash
A car collided with a street car on Harding Way near Park and Arizona early yesterday morning. The driver was unidentified. Three occupants sustained minor injuries to the face scalp and throat. the wife suffered facial abrasions and chest strain. Mr Ring had minor back injuries. Harvey Boyer was hospitalized for cerebral concussion contusions and forehead lacerations after falling down two stairs.
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Harvey Boyer
East Broadway
Boyer
Park
Arizona
Leaders Offer Farm Proposals Amid Tariff Debate
In Washington D C leaders discuss farm proposals to store and market surplus crops at world market prices. Senator Smith backs a permanent agricultural bank system, while agriculture chair James critiques Hoover's program as inadequate amid tariff driven market turmoil. The cotton season prompts calls for soil conservation act amendments for temporary stability.
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Vandenberg
Washington
Dan
Smith
South Carolina
Senate Agriculture Committee
James
Texas
Horse Agriculture Committee
Democratic National Committee
Herbert Hoover
Doctor Reeves Imprisoned in Massoua Eritrea
The American legation reports Dr George E Reeves once medical adviser to King Alexander of Yugoslavia was briefly imprisoned at Massoua Eritrea by local authorities. He was held a day in a bathing seat fed bread and water and threatened with lashes, later towed to a distant coast and rescued by British guards. Reeves, stranded at Port Sudan, said the arrest stemmed from suspected espionage amid his arrival from Djibouti aboard a storm damaged schooner carrying fondstoffa and liquors. Unemployment rises in France and railway westings report 159 deaths last year.
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Nemed Duday
George E. Reeves
Alexander of
Yougoslavia
Massoua
Eritrea
Reeves
Port Sudan
Anglo- Egyjiliay Sudan
Ryparenuy
Ab Massaua
Djibouti
Aga Ami Ge Qarift
Neutrality and farm aid measures dominate Senate agenda
The Senate weighed two committee approved farm bills and a soil conservation measure aiming at acreage reduction contracts and seed loans. A separate bill would resume control principles tied to the old AAA. Concurrently a 60 million dollar annual seed loan plan faced House consideration. The week also saw a push for a 30 hour workweek licensing and broader interstate commerce reforms backed by labor and AF of L. A probe into the arms industry was suspended as Nye's committee planned next steps.
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McNary
Oregon
Supreme Court
AAA
Smith
Demostat
Agriculture
Bank Head
Democrat
Alabama
Senate Coalition
Witte House
Washington
Jaan
White House
American Indusay
Connery
Massachusetts
House Show Committee
Tom
American Federation of Labor
Labor Committee
IF = Brose
Woodrow Wilson
J. Plarpont Morgan
George Whitney Tor Thomas W. Lamont
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Sixteen Die in South Seas Storm Disaster
Sixteen persons were drowned today in a motor launch disaster during a violent storm in the Samoa islands. The storm also destroyed 75 percent of the banana crop in the islands.
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Wellington
N. Zi
Jun
Samoa Islands
Islands
Prevent Baby Bone and Teeth Disease with Scott's Emulsion
Doctors warn of a nutritional disease harming babies with decayed teeth and deformed bodies. A fortified Scott's Emulsion strengthens bones and teeth faster than cod liver oil, boosting resistance to colds and being pleasant to take. Give it to your child today.
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