Hitler asserts Nazis have no Austrian aims in speech
Berlin January 30 Hitler told the Reichstag and foreign diplomats at the Kroll Opera House that Germany has no intention of violating Austrian security. He argued the issue is Austria's affair if Vienna suppresses revolt, while warning against humiliation of Germans abroad and stating all Germans abroad are national socialists except emigrants. He added Germany seeks equality with France and denies threats to French security.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Austria
Reichstag
Kroll Opera House
Hitler
Reich
France
Bremer Kidnap Case Stirs St. Paul After Two Weeks
Fourteen days of anxious waiting pass in St. Paul as Edward G. Bremer 37 year old banker remains captive. Reports of possible contact with the kidnapers surface despite family denials. Adolph Bremer fight over any communication and a new family optimism emerges while ransom remains undisclosed.
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ST. Paul
Edward G. Bremer
Adolph Bremer
Roosevelt
Bremer
Commercial State Bank
Marriage License Issued to Baker and Jenkins in Logan
Claud Ellis Baker fifty and Clara Jenkins forty one both of Pocatello obtained a marriage license here yesterday January thirty as reported by AP.
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Logan
Claud Ellis Baker
Clara Jenkins
Pocatello
Simple Way to Catch Starling
Ray Sprigle, Allegheny county director of property and supplies, fights birds at the county jail with a wire mesh trap. The device uses a trap door elevator system to lure starlings into cages and vats where they are drowned.
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Pittsburgh
Ray Sprigle
Allegheny County
Starling
Sprigle
Rest of Bandit Gang Follows Chief East
Harry Pierpont Charles Makley Russell Clark and Mary Kinder of the Dillinger gang leave Tucson by private car for Michigan City Indiana. They face charges for the Greencastle bank robbery and the Lima jail attack murder case tied to Dillinger’s breakout. Pierpont is named by Sheriff Sarber’s widow as shooter in his death. Mary Kinder is accused of aiding the prison delivery.
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Tucson
Ariz
Harry Pierpont
Charles Makley
Russell Clark
Mary Kinder
Dillinger Gang
Michigan City
Indiana
Dillinger
Chicago
Ind
Pierpont
Sarber
Lima Sheriff's Office
Indiana State Prison
Dillinger” Gang
Idaho may receive survey allotment for irrigation project
Senator Pope said the Public Works Administration may allot $100 000 for a Salmon river irrigation survey in Idaho to study tunneling water to the Boise valley. The project would cost about $7 500 000 and would serve nearly 400 000 acres.
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Washington
Pope
Idaho
Public Works Administration
Salmon River
Boise Valley
Hitchcock Sues For Divorce Over Government Loan
Bert Hitchcock filed for divorce from Mary Hitchcock at Lamar Missouri on January 30. He says she refused to sign his loan application, which he claims is necessary to obtain a government loan to save their old homestead.
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Lamar, Mo
Bert Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Mary
Burked Weapons Card Highlights Huey Long Visit
Alic Burke ward leader kept a steel jacketed bullet as a “calling card” after a hotel meeting with Senator Huey P. Long. Burke later denied Long’s version and threatened to shoot Long over insults during a mayoral race. Long said the talk focused on jobs. Burke claimed the senator admitted drinking and anger during the telephone quarrel.
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New Orleans
Alic Burke
Huey P. Long
Washington
Long
Alic
Covington
Burke
Senator Long
Huey
Mills Candidacy Hint Seen In Topeka Address
Senator Robinson said Ogden Mills’s Topeka speech signals a Republican bid for the presidential nomination and a reform platform. Mills attacked executive dictatorship, defended some NRA aims, and urged restraint on constitutional powers amid a push for policy changes.
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Washington
Robinson
Topeka
Ogden Mills
Hoover
Eas
Ogden L. Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Roosevelt
Kansas
NRA
Aimee Hutton Coolly Rebuffs Dave in Deposition
In Los Angeles on January 30, Aimee Sample McPherson Hutton gave a cold reception to ex husband Dave Hutton during her deposition in a $240,000 breach of contract suit over an unaired life film. He twice tried to converse after the divorce filing.
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Los Angeles
Dave Hutton
Aimee Sample McPherson- Hutton
Angelus Temple
Aimee
Dave
Charles Lee Smith
Hutton
Yuma
Ariz
Car Wash Workers Win 50 Percent Wage Rise
Pittsburgh Jan 300 AP car washers in three plants won a 50 percent wage increase after striking for a three cent bonus per car washed instead of two cents. The demand was granted immediately.
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Pittsburgh
Utah Fair Tonight and Wednesday Weather Update
A Utah forecast notes little temperature change with fair conditions extending into Wednesday. Residents are advised to plan outdoor activities accordingly.
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Utah Fair
Roosevelt Birthday Party Takes National Proportions
President Roosevelt marked his birthday with a White House party that drew national attention as more than 75 000 greeting cards arrived and officials expect 100 000. The celebrants included aides from the 1920 campaign and staff, and Roosevelt planned a personal thank you via radio. A large white cake with 52 candles topped the family celebration in the White House.
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aDy Francis .M. Stephenson
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Low Mac
Steve
Louis M. Howe
Marvin H. M Intyre
Stephen Early
Insull Granted Ten More Days Refuge in Greece
Athens Greece January 30 Samuel Insull Sr head of Middle Western Utilities was granted ten additional days of refuge from extradition to the United States by the Greek government. His police permit allowing him to stay ends at midnight tomorrow as authorities pursue return to Chicago for trial.
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Athens
Greece
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Insull
United States
Statistics Show Vehicles Travel Unnecessary Miles Over Viaduct
City statisticians estimated that vehicles detouring the east approach of Center street viaduct travel 3,868,200 feet daily for 6447 crossings, costing about 13,359 yearly. They propose a subway investment of 222,650, with 22 year savings of 293,292 and extra gasoline costs estimated at 6,413.32 annually.
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Center Street
Mrs Lindbergh Receives National Geographic Medal
Mrs. Anne Morrow Lindbergh was awarded the National Geographic Society gold medal for her accomplishments as radio operator author and pilot. She is the first woman to receive the honor, joining nine men including her husband Charles A Lindbergh, after her pioneering air journeys and social navigation work.
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Washington
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
National Geographic Society
Charles A .Vergh
Buying Waves Carry Stocks to High Peak
A strong buying wave lifted many stocks past prior peaks and toward two to three year highs. Trading volume reached about 4.3 million shares, the largest since the July surge, with industrials near July levels and aviation stocks Curtis-Wright Douglas and Bendix hitting multi year highs.
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New York
Rail
Standard Statistics Co
Allied Chemical
General Motors
DuPont
Electric Autolite
Johns Manville
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Sears Roebuck
Nash Motors
International Nickel
Continental Oil
Remington Rand
United Drug
Curtis-Wright, Douglas and
Bendix Aviation
U. S
Tacoma Wrestler Shot by Officer
Rodger Terrible Terry 28 a Tacoma wrestler and mat referee was killed when a state trooper fired at a speeding car in Tacoma Washington The bullet struck Terry in the head as the vehicle failed to halt The patrolman Cliff Tolson said his first shot hit a tire and the second was deflected by a bump driving the bullet through the rear window The car was driven by Jack Bailey with Mrs Terry and another woman aboard
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Tacoma
Wash
Rodger
Terry
Jack Bailey
Tacoma-Seattle
Cliff Tolson
Editor's Hailey home damaged by furnace fire explosion
Hailey Idaho reports editor M F Cunningham and his family returned from Boise to a house fire caused by a furnace explosion. His son Donald, who had retired earlier, was taken to the hospital while Donald remained at the home with his parents and sister Shirley during the blaze investigation.
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Hailey
Idaho
M. F. Cunningham
Hailey Times
Idaho Editorial Association
Boise
Donald
Cunningham
Shirley
Huey Long Speaks. Senate Takes Day Off in Washington
Will Rogers reports from Washington that Huey Long will address the Senate today, following a brief day off for rest. He notes optimism after a major money stabilization bill passed, with senators preparing for a celebratory ball as the president nears a birthday.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Huey Long
Huey
Will
President Signs Monetary Bill In Monetary Reform
President Roosevelt signed the monetary bill granting the treasury title to gold in federal reserve banks and assigning power to revalue the dollar by 40 to 50 percent. The signing occurred at 3 54 p m with Morgenthau present. Proclamation of the new dollar value was not announced immediately.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Morgenthau
New Monetary Authority
United States to Open Fight on Bootlegger
Washington reports a federal drive against bootleggers as repeal winds down. The House Judiciary Committee will hear Justice, Alcohol Control and Internal Revenue officials to draft urgent anti bootlegging legislation, including seizure and destruction of stills and confiscation of transport used for illegal liquor.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Internal Revenue Bureau
Judiciary Committee
Asiistant Attornney
S. Hurley
Hurley
Four Die in East Riverdale Fire in Maryland
A mother Viola 27 father Leslie 27 and their two children Carruil 5 and Franklin 4 months died in a bungalow blaze at East Riverdale Maryland early today. An overheated stove was blamed by police as neighbors watched helplessly.
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Washington
Maryland
East Riverdale
Leslie McDairies
Viola
Carruil
Franklin
Byrd Flagship Battles Cracking Bay of Whales Ice
Admiral Byrd's flagship struggles to reach Pressure camp as a widening ice front in the Bay of Whales cracks and crevasses. A landing party was forced back by shifting floes and rescued by a motor launch from the ship.
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Bay OF Whales
Antarctica
Mackay
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
Littl America
Burglars Loot Clearfield Bank in Utah
In Clearfield Utah burglars robbed the Clearfield State Bank early today burning a vault hole and fleeing with about 2000 dollars in cash and securities. An additional 1000 was left behind. The crime was detected by assistant cashier Jesse Barlow at 8 am. A large vault breach was made with a torch stolen from a nearby garage. Police and sheriff examined fingerprints and investigated the torch’s origin while bank president George E Holt estimated the loot pending full check.
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Clearfield
Utah
Clearfield State Bank
Jesse Barlow
Davis County
Salt Lake City
George E. Holt
Krausse 4-H Club Formed in McKowville Village
In McKowville New York a new 4 H club formed at the Krausse home with officers elected Miss Margaret Krausse president secretary Miss Louise B Krausse treasurer and leader Mrs Emma Belyea cheer leader Miss Margaret Krausse news reporter and Mrs A B Krausse reader.
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Mckownsville
N. Y
Albert Krausse
Margaret Krausse
Louise B. Krausse
Emma Belyea
A. B. Krausse
Krausse
Rogers Eats With Roosevelts Social Dinner in Washington
Will Rogers covered a lavish dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Prank in D Roosevelt hosted by Garner and wife. The event drew Senators and Representatives and stretched to midnight atop a Washington hotel glass roof. Rogers joked he was not in white tie and tails and quipped about missing his banjo.
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Thomas J. Hamilton, Jr
Washington
Will Rogers
Cactus Jack” Garner
Prankin D. Roosevelt
Rogers
Senator McNary
Oregon
Representative Snell
New York
Sac
Garner
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