Germany Condemned By League FLOOD WATERS THREATEN WASHINGTON
A Florida man, Geo Timmerman, 39, claimed he was crucified on a made shift cross near a wooded area. Investigators found evidence of staged exhibitions with pins and nails, and officials called the claims faked for notoriety. No charges were filed.
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League
Washington
Florida
Geo. Timmerman
S. C. Thomas
James White
Here
Timmerman
J. H. Spencer
Arctic Ocean flight broadcast over NBC network noon Wednesday
AP correspondent Maynard describes a PAA Lockheed Electra flight crossing near the International Date Line and broadcasting from a Bering Strait leg. WOEH in California reported signal interference as Joe Crosson and Lyman Peck discussed Alaska aviation and radio progress on the NBC network.
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NBC
PAA
Maynard
Bering Straits
KEI
Pt. Reyes
California
WOEH
National Broadcasting Company
United States
Joe Crosson
Pittsburgh After Floods Faces Probing Profiteering
In undated dispatch, Associated Press reports eastern floods reaching western Virginia and Ohio with dozens dead and millions in damage. Pittsburgh remains cut off by the Ohio River where candlelight and air travel mark communications as Mayor McNair orders action against profiteering amid soaring grocery prices and rescue efforts.
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United States
Virginia
Ohio
Monongahia
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Wellsburg
West Virginia
Wheeling
West Va
Washington, D.C
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
White House
Capital Hill
Army
Bolling Field
Washington Naval Station
McNair
League of Nations Condemns German Government as Treaty Breaker
The League of Nations Council, in London, condemns Germany under Hitler for remilitarizing the Rhineland, a breach of Versailles and Locarno pacts. The vote was unanimous, following remarks by envoy Joachim von Ribbentrop asserting Germany's actions were justified by France’s aid to the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Republic
League OF Nations Council
London
Bitler
League
Rhineland
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Adolph Hitler
France
Rusia
Chaplin and Goddard Deny Singapore Marriage Plans
In Singapore Charley Chaplin and Paulette Goddard deny any intention to marry there. They say no plans to wed this trip and will likely spend about three months in the region. The report notes public interest in their personal plans while they tour together.
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Charley Chaplin
Paulette Goddard
Singapore
New Manager Named for Alaska Railroad Hotel at Curry
A. R. Raynor, pioneer, named manager of the railroad hotel at Curry after conferring with Col. Ohlson. Raynor, a FERA case worker since October, formerly from Fairbanks, was chief steward on Northern Commercial River boats and part of the Alaska exhibit at the San Diego Exposition.
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Alaska Railroad Hotel
Curry
Juneau
A. R. Raynor
Col. Ohlson
Raynor
FERA
Fairbanks
Alaska
San Diego Exposition
Roosevelt Delays Florida Fishing Trip Over Flood Developments
President Roosevelt postponed his Florida fishing trip for at least twenty four hours to monitor the worsening flood situation. He planned to depart today but will not leave until tomorrow unless conditions become too acute.
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Roosevelt
Florida
Washington
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