Students Enter Nation's Councils Future Leaders Trained in Laboratory
Washington reports a new American youth leadership program linking government, colleges, and business. It aims to consciously develop tomorrow's leaders through organized youth involvement in national policy, contrasting with Europe’s youth movements and recent foreign examples. The plan seeks to open doors for youth participation in solving national difficulties.
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Willis Thornton Washington
America
Italy
Russia
Mayor Enforces Sunday blue Laws To Show How Ridiculous
Johnstown and Seattle reports frame a Sunday blue law enforcement clash. Hesiness confesses to killing his two sons in a religious frenzy, facing first degree murder charges. in Johnstown, business firms largely observe the 1913 Sunday closing order while the mayor vows to expose the law's absurdity.
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Johnstown
Eddie McCloskey
Harry Klink
Klink
Hull Reports To President After Pan American Conference
Secretary Hull returned to Washington to brief President Roosevelt on the Montevideo Pan American conference. He praised a shift toward equal partnership with the Americas and noted gains in trade, diplomacy, and regional goodwill under the Good Neighbor policy. He discussed the Cuban situation and the evolving Latin American attitude.
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Washington
Hull
South America
White House
Roosevelt
Montevideo
Secretary of State
United States
Americas
Latin America
McCooey Dies Shaking Brooklyn Democratic Power
John H. McCooey longtime Brooklyn Democratic boss and ally of Tammany Hall died at 69 after a week at home from heart disease. His death follows a La Guardia landslide and rising dissension within the party. Funeral set for Wednesday at the Church of Our Lady of Victory with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Curry awaits a renewed leadership struggle as he vacations in Miami.
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Brooklyn
John H. McCooey
Brooklyn Democrats
Tammany Hall
New York City
McCooey
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Tammany
John F. Curry
Curry
Mr. McCooey
Doris Duke Guarded After Threat Received
The Daily News reports Doris Duke the allegedly wealthy heiress is under private detective guard after a threatening letter. She turned 21 recently and is in seclusion at her Somerville New Jersey home, missing her Sunday horseback ride. Duke estate superintendent Irving J. Schaeffer says she is not there. Local police and state troopers said no request for assistance was made.
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New York
The
Daily News
Doris Duke
Miss Duke
Somerville
N. J
Irving J. Schaeffer
Bremer case spurs federal aid search near Anoka County
Federal agents join local officers in Anoka County as investigators probe the possible slaying of Edward Bremer. An anonymous tip noted Bremer was killed near the area, while authorities assess new clues including a rough diagram on a note found at the Union City Mission station.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Edward Bremer
Anoka County
Anoka
Bremer
Anoke
Minneapolis
Union City
Graham McNamee Weds Actress Ann Lee Simms in Elkton
Graham McNamee radio announcer married New York City actress Ann Lee Simms in Elkton on January 19. Clert of court records list McNamee as 44 and Miss Simms as 22. His only remark was Tell them I'm twice her age.
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Elkton
Graham McNamee
Ann Lee Simms
New York City
McNamee
Yale Historian Dr. Ulrich Bonnell Phillips Dies at 56
New Haven authorities report the death of Dr. Ulrich Bonnell Phillips professor of American history at Yale University an authority on Southern history died at his home at age 56.
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New Haven
Conn
Ulrich Bonnell Phillips
Yale University
Exalted Ruler of Elks Here for North Texas Visit
Walter F. Meier grand exalted ruler of the Elks spent a day in the north Texas area visiting Amarillo Pampa Borger and Plainview lodges. He arrived from Wichita Falls at 7 45 am and left for Oklahoma City at 9 pm after ceremonies marking the first grand exalted ruler visit since 1926.
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Elks
Texas
Walter F. Meier
Oklahoma City
Mr. Meier
Amarillo
Pampa
Borger
Plainview
La Vie Paree Seat Chart Closing Orders
Reservations for La Vie Paree are posted through 9:30 this morning at City Drug No 1 with seating open until 5:00 pm. On Tuesday the chart moves to Municipal Auditorium for box office sales from 9:30 am to 9:30 pm. A few premium seats were taken Saturday but many good seats remain in the 1.10 and 55 cent sections.
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Municipal Auditorium
Senate Plans Silver Action Amid Dollar Devaluation Debate
Senate advocates of remonetizing silver unveil a compromise plan to be offered as an amendment to the administration’s dollar devaluation bill. Senator Wheeler says the purchase rooted proposal aims to stabilize silver at a driven ratio with gold and avoid flooding from other white metal producers. Wheeler will seek President Roosevelt’s opinion early this week as administration aides defend the bill against conservative amendments.
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Jan
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Roosevelt
Wheeler
Democrat
Montana
Fiesinger
Democrat-Ohio
Montanan
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Capitol Hill
Alleged Author of Racket Arrested in Pershing Plot
Federal authorities say more than twenty prominent figures were bilked in a scheme using the names of Gen. John J. Pershing and Maj. Gen. George C. Squier. Alfred M. Layton of Washington, chief of the Better Housing Institute, was arrested and charged with using the mails to defraud after investigators found he wrote over 15 600 letters soliciting contributions for a Pershing bust.
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Washington
John J. Pershing
George C. Squier
Alfred M. Layton
Better Housing Institute
Layton
Leo A. Rover
United States
General Pershing
Bailey Bates Take Milk as Forced Diet
Harvey Bailey and Albert Bates, ex members of a machine gunners group, hunger strike at Leavenworth Prison while forced to be fed milk. They aim for death or freedom from solitary as DoJ seeks $100000 of Urschel ransom remains. Also linked is George Kelly and future Alcatraz transfer.
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Leavenworth, Kas
Harvey Bailey
Albert Bates
Federal Penitentiary
Bult
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Department of Justice
George Kelly
Alcatraz Island
Bailey
Bates
Connally to Speak on Roosevelt Road to Recovery
Senator Tom Connally of Texas will address the Young Democratic Club in Washington on the Roosevelt Road to Recovery program. The nationally broadcast speech airs Monday night at 9 o clock Texas time over the nation wide hook up of the National Broadcasting station.
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Washington, D. C
Jan. al
Tom Connally
Texas
National
Young Democratic Club
Quake Blamed On Mount Everest Flight Says Hindus
Reports from Nepal claim the Himalayan quake was a divine punishment for British aviators flying over Everest. The line of shocks supposedly follows the Everest flight path taken by the Marquis of Clydesdale Col L V Stewart and Flight Lieutenant E F McIntyre. Nepal's capital Kathmandu reports heavy casualties and troubled Nepal government over the Everest overflight.
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Nepal
Katmandu
Mahrasah
Mt. Everest
Marquis of
Clydesdale
Col
L. V. Stewart
E. F. McIn
Tyre
Everest
London Daily Mail
Purneah
Marquis of Clydesdale
Labalu
Bengal
Peddlers slain by fist spark murder charge
In Houston on January 21 Tom Hair a 45 year old peddler died after a street fight. Fred Gebert 23 was held on a murder charge. An autopsy showed a brain blood clot but cause of death to be determined. Witness Shelby Poston 20 said Hair struck Gebert and Gebert knocked Hair down after an argument over whiskey.
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Houston
Tom Hair
J. Herbert Page
Fred Gebert
Hair
Page
Justice of the Peace
Campbell R. Overstreet
Justice Overstreet
Neal Arnold
Gebert
Shelby Poston
Gubernatorial Pot Boils Shake Texas Campaign
In Austin the warm pre spring stir shows Maury Hughes of Dallas near a governor bid to be announced at a February 6 testimonial in Dallas. Elbert Hooper works on a liquor import bill likely to affect the governor race and Dean law, hinting at broader appeal for middle ground candidates like Senator Clint C. Small.
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Austin
Maury Hughes
Dallas
Elbert Hooper
James V. Alfred
Clint C. Small
Amarillo
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