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January 30, 1936

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Headlines from January 30, 1936

BRITISH AND FRENCH DISCUSS REICH TALK OF RHINELAND STEP; Eden and Flandin Consider Consulting Before Making Pacts With Germany. NEURATH BACKS LOCARNO Gives Attitude to Foreign Secretary in London -- Litvinoff Warmly Greeted There. EDEN AND FLANDIN CONFER ON REICH

By Charles A. Selden.wireless To the New York Times

departs for Belgium

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WOMAN'S RED CREED COSTS HER CHILDREN; Jersey Court Rules She Loses Custody for Rearing Them as Atheists or Communists. HELD FIRST CASE OF KIND Civil Liberties Union Disputes Legality of Decision--Offers to Aid Mother. CHILDREN TAKEN FROM RED MOTHER

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Disputes legality of decision awarding custody of 2 children to W Eaton Sr because of wife's communist and atheist beliefs

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Finnish Ship Lines Seek War Sums Due U.S.; Want Debt Funds Applied to Their Claim

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Finnish shipowners claiming damages from U S for detention of ships during World War appeal to Cabinet to credit war debt installments to them until claim is paid

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NAZI YEAR IV DAWNS ON ASTRONG REICH; Anniversary Today Finds the Nation in Fair Way to Hold European Balance of Power. ACHIEVEMENT IS HITLER'S 25,000 Storm Troopers Will Hear Him Speak and Will Stage Torchlight Parade. NAZI YEAR IV OPENS WITH STRONG REICH

By Frederick T. Birchall.wireless To the New York Times

Position on continent strong in 4th yr of Nazi rule

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Friends Greet Landon As the 'Next President'

By the Associated Press

banquet; Landon s

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Notable Births

1936Horst Jankowski, German pianist and composer (died 1998)^[†]

Horst Jankowski was a classically trained German pianist, most famous for his internationally successful easy listening music.