Programs for Congress take shape rapidly
Washington reports that legislative programs for the upcoming session are forming amid lines between left and right wings. President Roosevelt is seen as favoring a middle course, but will resist inflation schemes and a soldier bonus. Conferences in January aim to curb radical proposals and hold a united majority. A high wind record in Croydon is noted.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Sound Money League
Committee For the Nation
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Treasury
House
Boxing Day Prospects Rise as Britain Reports Record Circulation
London dated December 26 reports a record money in circulation in England, seen as a sign of improving prosperity for 1935. The piece notes Boxing Day customs linking postal, police, newsboy, and shop tradesmen to the day’s hopeful retail strength.
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Britain
London
England
California Rep seeks Electoral College reform to split votes
Rep Lea of California to introduce a joint resolution on opening day of the new session proposing to alter how Presidents are elected by splitting state electoral votes in line with the popular vote. He notes past examples like Cleveland 1884 show the system can distort outcomes.
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Washington
Congress
Representative Lea
California
Lea
Cleveland
New York State
New York
White House
Warfare Stops for Christmas
World observers mark Christmas with peace appeals and festive scenes. Roosevelt hosts family dinner at the White House. King George broadcasts to empire. Havana bombings bring rare quiet. sailors aboard liners enjoy Santa on deck. Gloria Van derbilt’s custody case prompts a church run.
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United Press
Roosevelt
White House
King George
Great Britain
Farflung
Havana
Chaco
High Seas
Santa Claus
Funeral services set for Texas pioneer W H Williams
Fort Worth notices funeral services for W H Williams 83 a Texas pioneer connected 27 years with Port Worth Stock Yards Company who died from injuries after a December 18 automobile crash He never regained consciousness after the accident in Fort Worthursery
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Fort Worth
UPR
W. H. Williams
Texas Pioneer
Williams
Port Worth Stock Yards Company
Visit Extends For McClure Family Holiday Stay
Marion B. McClure son of Mr and Mrs W D McClure of Amarillo visits his parents here during the holidays with his father accompanying him, as he serves as conductor on the trip and is present for the visit.
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Marion B. McClure
W. DD. McClure
Amarillo
McClure
Mr. McClure
Cusack Pursues Texas Courts for Custody Battle
Charles Edmund Cusack of a Chicago family seeks Texas court intervention to regain custody of three children taken to Cuero Texas by his estranged wife Ann Hamilton Cusack. California court order had limited custody. Texas extradition not granted. Los Angeles bench warrant issued for wife.
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Calif
Charles Edmund Cusack
Chicago
Texas
Ann Hamilton Cusack
Cuero
Tex
Cusack
California
Miriam A. Ferguson
Courts of
Los Angeles
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a seven help remedy for coughs and colds. It claims powerful yet harmless relief with no narcotics and offers a refund if relief is not achieved, urging readers to consult their druggist.
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