Roosevelt plans world trade reciprocity push via senate vetted treaties
Washington reports a U S plan to allow the president to open tariff walls through individual reciprocity treaties without Senate ratification for each pact. The administration aims to present agreements with Colombia Sweden Portugal Argentina and other nations, with Hull returning from Montevideo to push Pan American arbitration and equality for women and other treaty pacts.
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Madrid
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Rome
Federal funds sought to avert school crisis nationwide
A national emergency education campaign asks Congress and the executive branch to provide immediate federal aid to open closed rural and urban schools. Forty eight state associations join teachers and officers in urging relief as 40 million dollars in owed teacher salaries and school funding gaps threaten further closures.
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East Central State Teachers College
Joint Commission On the Emergency In Education
National Education Association
Department of Superintendence
Washington
Legislative Commission of the
Congress
One Kansas City Suspect Captured in Union Station Slayings
Wilbur Underhill, an Oklahoma desperado, was captured today as the last but one of 11 indicted in the Union station murders. Richard T. Galatas of Hot Springs remains at large. others named include Stacci, Farmer, Mrs Nash, Harvey Bailey, Verne Miller, Frank Mulloy, Robert Brady, and Mrs Connor. Federal prosecutor W. L. Vandeventer announced prosecutions would start once Galatas is captured.
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Wilbur Underhill
Oklahoma
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Union Station
Frank Nash
Richard T. Galatas
Hot Springs
Ark
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United States
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Vandeventer
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Herb Farmer
Louis Stacci
Chicago
Stacci
Farmer
Harvey Bailey
Verne C. Miller
Frank
Fritz) Mulloy
Robert C. Brady
Underhill
E. B. Connor
Division of Investigation
Department of Justice
Silver coinage debate swells inWashington on remonetization
Washington officials and lawmakers circulate plans to revalue the dollar and expand silver and gold coinage. Speaker Rainey says strong support requires Roosevelt’s backing while Senator Thomas urges free coinage and gold bids to stabilize the currency. Representative Cross proposes halving the gold content and fixing a 16 to 1 gold to silver ratio to widen the monetary base.
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Roosevelt
Thomas
D-Okla
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Cross
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
Plan for hog marketing regulation announced in Congress
Representative Hildebrandt proposes strict hog market rules and end to direct packer buying to foster a competitive slaughter market. The plan allows purchases at terminal points and interior plant purchases with agreement by producer and packer groups, supervised by the agriculture department, through bonded livestock commissions.
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Washington
USP
Hilderbrandt
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Hildebrandt
Department of Agriculture
Bonded Livestock Commission
Agriculture Department
County Records Rehabilitation Planned in Pontotoc County
A survey is under way to estimate funds needed from the Civil Works Administration for rehabilitating Pontotoc County records. The project would rebinding, recopying, filing and organizing old county treasurer and clerk papers and the so called dead vault. County officials favor the effort to preserve and provide prompt reference to accumulated records.
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Civil Works Administration
Pontotoc County
Mayor Kelly Pushes Ban On Women Drinking At Bars
Chicago mayor Edward J. Kelly announced plans to amend the liquor ordinance to prohibit women from drinking at counters in taverns or similar venues. He argued womanhood should be held to a higher standard and that bars must close about 4,000 establishments serving only beer licenses without hard liquor permits.
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Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Carey opposes processing tax on beef and cattle surplus
Senator Carey of Wyoming said he opposes a government processing tax on beef as a basic commodity. He cites past hog experiences and urges measures to cut the cattle surplus, including slaughtering about 600000 cattle, higher beef tariffs or an import embargo, and a general sales tax on agricultural products to fund farm relief.
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Washington
Carey
Wyo
Died At Elmore City Former East Central Star
Ted Yeary former East Central basketball standout died Friday night at his Elmore City home. Burial is set for Sunday. coach Mickey McBride and Yeary's East Central teammates will attend. A prior auto wreck cost him fingers but he returned to play, yet later injuries ended his career.
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Ted Yeary
East Central
Elmore City
Mickey
McBride
Barton Carlton
Tiger
Yeary
State College
Administration Rules on Corn Contract Divides Payments
The farm administration interprets the corn hog contract for the upcoming production control signups. Rulings require one contract per farming unit, division of 1934 payments between landlord and tenant, and proportional sharing of hog reduction benefits based on 1932 1933 production. Provisions cover tenants, cash rentals, transfer of eligibility, and limits on new producers.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Explanation of Fatigue
Dr D B Dill of Harvard reports fatigue relates to oxygen intake capacity and heat dissipation. People vary in oxygen supply from near two quarts per minute to a third of that, affecting task difficulty. Fuel type and salt loss in heat also limit daily work and can cause heat cramps, while only about one fifth of food energy becomes mechanical energy.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
D. B. Dill
Harvard
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Boulder Dam
Dill
Roosevelt calls for world peace plan and non aggression pact
President Roosevelt outlined a three step plan for a world non aggression pact while denouncing warlike leaders and urging universal participation. He warned that blame for blocking peace lies with political leaders, not populations, and stressed no nation could cross borders under the proposal.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
League
United States
Chicken Thief Found Dead in Kentucky Barn
The body of a Black man with a sack of eight chickens was found beside a shotgun trap in a barn owned by Raymond Wilson near Paris Kentucky. The gunfire struck him in the back as thefts of poultry had been reported. Deputy Luth er Rice said a farm tenant admitted setting the trap and noted such devices are illegal. The case awaits county attorney instructions.
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Raymond Wilson
Luther Rice
Rice
Speculation on US gold call from Federal Reserve banks
Washington reports float the idea that the government could requisition the Fed gold reserves totaling about 3.5 billion dollars. Officials differ on the method with Acting Secretary Morgenthau denying comment while legal experts debate if the Treasury can issue a simple order. The move ties to Roosevelt's dollar revaluation plans and a draft emergency banking act.
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Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Thomas
D-Okla
Federal Reserve
Uniform hog grading and pricing plan eyed by department
The department would grade hogs uniformly and set a common price for interior plant purchases matching the nearest terminal market. A regulated feed allowance would accompany five hogs shipped, while critics say principal packers buy directly from farmers and depress bidding by pre-purchasing stocks.
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Hildebrandt
Escaped Oklahoma convict captured in Kansas City
Two men identified as James Blevins and William Lane were held on burglary charges. Lane was shot but not seriously hurt during the arrest attempt. Blevins had escaped from the Oklahoma penitentiary at McAlester on December 1. Lane had prior prison terms in Oklahoma Missouri and Iowa.
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Kansas City
James Blevins
William Lane
Lane
Blevins
Oklahoma
McAlester
Missouri
Iowa
Heavy Loans for Corn Growers Across Midwest
The commodity credit corporation says it is issuing corn loans at 45 cents per bushel, averaging $600 to $700 per loan, with more than $1,000,000 in loans daily. The Reconstruction corporation allocated $150 million for corn loans, but banks resuming 45 cent rates after government intervention may require the full amount.
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Washington
The
Commodity Credit Corporation
Reconstruction Corporation
Aviator Milo Burcham Regains Upside Down Record
Long Beach California date line reports Milo Burcham again holds the world endurance record for inverted flight. He piloted a plane on its back for four hours five minutes and twenty two seconds, reclaiming the mark from Lieut Tito Falcon of the Royal Italian Flying Corps.
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Long Beach
Calif
Milo Burcham
Burcham
Tito Falcon
Royal Italian Flying Corps
Roosevelt praised by France over policy support
Paris officials conveyed deep satisfaction to President Roosevelt for his backing of Franco German and League of Nations policies in a recent speech. In Washington, Secretary Wallace warned hog buyers and small processors against deducting the processing tax from farmers’ prices, calling it fraudulent and urging reports to be sent to the farm administration.
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Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Hull
Cuba
League
Edouard Herriot
United States
America
Detessan
William C. Bullitt
Russia
Paris
France
League of Nations
Francois Detessan
Camille Chautemps
Andre Lefevere de Laboulaye
Washington
Wallace
Farm Administration
A. G. Black
Bank Robbed in Westhoff Two Men Take Cash and Cashier
The Home State bank in Westhoff Texas was robbed last night of four to five thousand dollars by two men who forced cashier Irven Schroeder to drive them away in his car. Schroeder was later left drugged on the San Antonio highway.
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Tex
Irven Schroeder
San Antonio
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