Roosevelt hints at delaying Louisiana public works loans
President Roosevelt informs Gov. Allen that PWA may withhold public works loans from Louisiana until Long backed legislation is repealed or clarified. The letter invites PWA legal aid to draft clearer bills, with focus on debt moratorium and the New Orleans sewerage board control.
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Roosevelt
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
O. K. Allen
Long
New Orleans
PWA
Allen
Victoria Grounding Standoff Continues Off British Columbia
The Alaska Liner Victoria remains stuck on a mudbank off the British Columbia coast as Coast Guard Cutter Haida and Tug Namu fail again to free her. With 86 passengers aboard, it is uncertain if they will be evacuated as a storm rages. the vessel grounded after leaving Seattle bound for Seward, Alaska following a snowstorm.
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Bellabella
B. C
U.P
Coast Guard
Haida
Alaska
Victoria
British Columbia
Seattle
Seward
Veteran Rail Employee Dies After Stroke in Amarillo
January 1 Fort Worth and Denver Railway conductor Foxey Reynolds, 1865 birth, died in a local hospital at 2 PM after a stroke. He served 30 years with the Denver line, previously with Frisco Railway, and lived in Amarillo. funeral at N S Griggs and Sons Chapel at 2:30 PM Wednesday. He leaves a son M P Reynolds Jr in Enid, a Detroit-based daughter, two stepsons in Amarillo and Dallas, a Tulsa step-daughter, and sister Mrs M A Carter. He was a member of the Order of Railway Conductors.
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Mr. Reynolds
Denver
Frisco Railway
Missouri
M. P. Reynolds, Jr
Enid
Oklo
Detroit
Mark A. Perry
Mississippi Street
Amarillo
W. A. Perry
Dallas
Rex Rodgers
Tulsa
M. A. Carter
Jacksonville
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Llano
Mrs Allred's Flu Relapse Joins Governor Elect’s Family Tale
Mrs James V Allred wife of Texas governor elect shows a slight relapse from influenza in Wichita Falls while son Jimmie Allred Jr greatly improves Both are ill as Allreds had recently recovered elsewhere In North Carolina five women have been elected to the legislature since 1919 despite woman suffrage
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Wichita Falls
James V. Allred
Texas
Jimmie Allred
Allreds
Allred
Austin
North Carolina
Congress to Open With Bonus and World Court Debates
Washington reports two main flashpoints as Congress opens. The veterans' bonus and the world court issue loom large while Roosevelt opposes immediate payment. Organizing days precede a Friday address by Roosevelt and a Monday budget message. Relief, social security, anti monopoly measures, and FTC powers are on the legislative agenda. Democratic and Republican leaders prepare nominations in caucuses.
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Congress
American Legion
Roosevelt
Senate
World Court For
House
Federal Trade Commission
New Year Births Deaths and Oddities Cannonade
A collage of New Year stories from across the country notes a baby born in Washington to William Janson, another in Birmingham, twin births in Indianapolis, a fatal accident involving a boy with a celebratory dime in Omaha, candles guiding a Chicago birth, a large charity clothing sale in New York, a roof dispute in Chicago, a Kansas City cabbie surviving a gunpoint incident, and a Mesquite man recovering stolen clothing after officers return it.
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Washington
William Janson
Janson
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Candle Light
Chicago
Evergreen Park
Ruth Halaburt
Japanese Arrested With Port Photos
St Petersburg Florida January 1 Chief of Detectives EF Lipphard said he took into custody today a Japanese identified as Yoshio Matsuda 36 who claimed he was financed by the Department of Navy of the Japanese government and that he had photographed all important Atlantic seaboard ports.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
EF. E. Lipphard
Yoshio Matsuda
Department of Navy
Atlantic Seaboard
Injuries Fatal to Youth at Lockney
Gaylon Wilson 17, Lockney High's brightest sophomore, died from injuries after being struck by a Fort Worth and Western freight train west of Lockney last night.
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Lockney
Gaylon Wilson
Fort Worth
Tingley Takes Oath as New Mexico Governor
Clyde Tingley, former Albuquerque mayor, was sworn in as New Mexico's governor by Chief Justice Samuel K. Sadler at noon in Santa Fe. A 17 gun salute and a reception at the State Art Museum drew thousands, with 5,000 greeting the governor and staff.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
Albuquerque
Supreme Court of
Samuel K. Sadler
House of Representatives
Tingley
New Mexico State Art Museum
A. W. Hockenhull
Clovis
Hogs Near Record Price in Chicago Markets Open on New Year
Hogs rose 50 cents marking near the 1934 peak and highest price since Aug 6 1931. Prime steers reached near 1934 top with top $10.85 and $10.25 per hundred pounds including tax. Cold weather and holiday light receipts underpinned gains across hogs cattle and lambs.
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Chicago
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Governor Talmadge Talks Move of State Capitol
Governor Talmadge suggests shifting the capitol from Atlanta to another city amid a dispute over the Atlanta county curb market. He asks Attorney General Yeomans to seek dismissal of injunctions to abate the market, signaling possible capitol relocation with the upcoming legislative session.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
M. J. Yeomans
State Capitol
Hauptmann to Go on Trial in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
State set to open trial against Bruno Hauptmann for the Lindbergh baby murder. Defense to hinge on alibi claiming Hauptmann was in the Bronx the night of March 1, 1932. Prosecution argues ladder, ransom notes, and boy’s death point to Hauptmann. testimony planned from Betty Gow and Anna Hauptmann.
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Flemington
N. J
Stokal
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Baby Lindbergh
America
New Jersey
Betty Gow
Sourland Mountain
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Betty
David T. Wilentz
Trenton
Edward J. Reilly
New York
Hunterdon County
Mercer County
Lindbergh
Miss Gow
Hunterdon
Tha Haupmann
Col. Lindbergh
Ollie Wheatley
Anna Hauptmann
Bronx
Hopewell
Mt. Rose Road
Weather turns milder after cold snap winds ease
After a brief cold spell the area warmed yesterday and fair conditions are forecast. The low yesterday morning was 25 degrees with a sharp daytime rise as winds eased and skies cleared following a sandy, windy night.
Burglars Blast Texas Public Service Co. Safe
Burglars blew in the door of the Texas Public Service Company last night and escaped with 1200 dollars in cash. Police believe three men entered through a skylight and used nitroglycerine to blast the safe, leaving only minor clues.
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Austin
Jan
Texas Public Service Company
Moll Irogers Foresees Blathering After Football Game
Beverly Hills correspondent notes the New Year starts with plans to attend the football game. Expecting lively coverage, she mentions Arkansas players under Alabama and Pennsylvania players using Stanford pseudonym as Huey Long imports a team to face Tulane.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Chamber of Commerce
Arkansaw
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Stanford
Huey Long
Tulane
Five aged men die in Cherokee County Home blaze
A blaze at the Cherokee County Home in Gaffney takes five elderly lives and injures 15 others as a 19 room dormitory burns in near freezing weather. Convicts from a nearby prison camp helped save 32 residents, while authorities seek the fire’s origin. Victims are Pink Young 68 Tom Young 78 Wash Gregory 70 Alf Morris 70 Ransome Franklin 75. Four miles away at hospitals, camp trucks transport the injured. Governor Blackwood commented on ongoing coverage.
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Gaffney
Pink Young
Tom Young
Wash Gregory
Alf Morris
Ransome Franklin
Ibra GC
No Chance of Breach of Promise Ordinance in Chihuahua City
A Chihuahua City ordinance requires couples found in city parks after 10 PM to marry or be jailed. It notes potential public interest in local Want Ads for bail and highlights a Globe-News classified listing offering a nicely furnished four room rental in Florida around January.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Globe-News
Widow Nash Posits Case Against Six In Nash Plot
The widow of Frank Nash testifies against six co defendants accused of plotting his rescue from federal agents after the Kansas City Union Station massacre. She details calls and movements linking Galatas Mulloy and others as the case proceeds in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Frank Nash
Kansas City Union Station
Nash
George Miller
Hot Springs
Ark
Leavenworth, Kas
Miller
Joplin
Herbert Farmer
Richard Tallman Galatas
Fritz Mulloy
Louis Stacci
Stacey
Chicago
Farmer
Galatas
Potter County Inducts New Public Officials in Oath Ceremony
New county officers were inducted in Potter County as Judge J N Riggs administered oaths to most officials. Names include Judge Nelson, County Treasurer Hubert Cole, County Superintendent Carl G Clift, James Buckingham constable Precinct 1, G B Reed San Jacinto precinct, District Clerk Ben Smith, District Attorney Grady Hacklewood, County Clerk Ted Blackburn, Sheriff Bill Adams, Justice of the Peace Bob Clark, Commissioners Mark Parker and Percy Gibbs, and Miss Jell Davidson tax assessor collector. Commissioners Frank Buckingham and Joe Gray did not take oaths. Associate Justice M J R Jackson of the Seventh Court of Civil Appeals took his oath earlier. No justice of the peace for Place 2 Precinct 1 yesterday. vacancy to be filled by commissioners.
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J. N. Riggs
Potter County
Riggs
W. E. Gee
Commissioners’ Court
E. C. Nelson
Nelson
Hubert Cole
Carl G. Clift
James Buckingham
G. B. Reed
San Jacinto
Ben Smith
Grady Hac
James V. Potetinger
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