Talmadge Refuses Endorsement Amid Jackson Day Crowds
The report notes about 5 000 Democrats at Washington Jackson Day dinners and 17 000 in New Jersey with 450 at Wyan dotte County Kansas. Farley Morgan says national fund totals are not yet known. Garner pledges party support as Roosevelt opens 1936 campaign with a Washington speech and telegrams of loyalty flow in.
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Democratic National Committee
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Democratic National Committee Today
National Committee
Jackson
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Georgia Governor Opposes Roosevelt at Democratic Meet
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge publicly opposed the Roosevelt New Deal at the Democratic National Committee session, shouting No as party leaders endorsed the Roosevelt administration. The session also ratified 1936 convention delegations while Texas Democrats held large pro Roosevelt rallies across Dallas Houston Fort Worth and other cities.
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Washington
W.P
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Talmadge
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Jersey City
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Tenn
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Garner
William McCraw
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Austin
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Tyler
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Abilene
Corpus Christi
Lubbock
Beaumont
Bonus Bill Nears Passage as Support Aligns
A proposed cash bonus bill gains fast House support with predicted approval tomorrow by a large majority. The measure would make veterans adjusted service certificates immediately payable and offer 3 percent interest until 1943. The debate saw little publicity as leaders coordinated behind the scenes.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
House
United
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
O'Connor
N. Y
Rules Committee
Senate
Robinson
Harrison
Mississippi
Finance Committee
Byrnes
South Carolina
Steiner
Oregon
Texans Challenge Other States To Equal Attendance
Six Texans at President Roosevelt's Jackson Day dinner urged any state delegation to match their representation. Led by Vice President Garner, the Texans included Senators Morris Sheppard and Tom Connally, with Rep. Marvin Jones and Rep. Sam Rayburn among the line. Also present were Rep. Maury Maverick, Rep. George Mahon, and Rep. Wright Patman.
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Roosevelt
Lone Star
Garner
Morris Sheppard
Texarkana
Tom Connally
Marlin
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
West Coast
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
House Agricultural Committee
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Hous Interstate Commerce Committee
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
George Mahon
Colorado
Wright Patman
Supreme Justices Attend White House Reception Amid Farm Plan Fallout
In Washington on January 9, the White House hosts the annual Supreme Court reception. The six justices who condemned Roosevelt's farm plan are expected to attend, while two dissenters will stay away. Justice Brandeis and Mrs. Brandeis, long avoiding social events, also miss. Justice Cardozo, a bachelor, shies from such affairs.
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Washington
America
White House
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
John Gilbert Dies of Heart Attack in Hollywood
Hollywood actor John Gilbert aged 39 died at his home from a heart attack. The star, born John Pringle in Logan Utah, had four marriages and was famed as a romantic leading man. His widow Virginia Bruce received custody of their child Susan Ann Gilbert.
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Calif
John Gilbert
Gilbert
Logan
Utah
John Pringle
William S. Hart
Virginia Bruce
The
Follies
Susan Ann Gilrt
Olivia Burwell
Mississippi
Leatrice Joy
Ina Claire
Attack on New Deal Expected at Livestock Convention
In Phoenix on January 9, the executive and legislative committees of the American National Livestock Association prepared resolutions to delegates. They aimed to chide the New Deal over the Canadian reciprocal trade act the Argentine sanitary pact and the Taylor grazing act administration. Resolutions reportedly would list these grievances of the cablemen.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Roosevelt
American National Livestock Association
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity
Forecast shows fair conditions and a slight warming trend. Overnight lows near 28 degrees with Friday further warming. West Texas and New Mexico expect similar mild warming with clear skies and highs around the 40s. observed temperatures 28 to 42 degrees by early afternoon.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Poll tax due by January 31 in 1936 elections year
Taxpayers face poll and property taxes with January 31 as the deadline for poll tax payment and the right to vote this election season. The note outlines the looming financial obligations and the timing before midnight January 31.
Pearl Bryant 17 Dies. Infant Son Also Dead
Mrs Pearl Marie Bryant 17 wife of C C L Bryant 610 East Eighth Avenue died at 1 10 am today in Northwest Texas Hospital Her infant son Tommie Lee died Monday Its survivors include her husband her parents Mr and Mrs D J Jerman and her sisters Joan Bell and Anna Belle Jerman Joint funeral services are planned in Sayre Oklahoma former home of the Bryants The body will be sent to Sayre tonight by Boxwell Brothers Chapel Burial will be in Sayre Cemetery
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Cc. L. Bryant
East
Eighth Avenue
Northwest Texas Hospital
Tommie Lee
Oklo
Bryants
Rock Island
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Sayre
Past Lives of Three Men Investigated
San Francisco reports police questioned three men tied to the disappearance of four motorists in New Mexico last summer. The suspects Lawrence and Clarence Chanter of Los Angeles and Dewey Goode of Dallas denied knowing the fate of Mr and Mrs George Lorius and Mr and Mrs Albert Heberer whose remains were found near Albuquerque.
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San Francisco
New Mexico
Lawrence and
Clarence Chanter
Los Angeles
Dewey Goode
Dallas
Tex
George Lorius
East St. Louis
Albert Heberer
Duquoin
East Mesa
Albuquerque
High churchmen urge union with Catholic Church
The Globe notes a Protestant Episcopal Church faction proposes all Christians join the Catholic Church, arguing the pope is the logical head. The remark echoes Napoleon’s comment to Caulaincourt about abandoning plans for a new See.
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Napoleon
Caulaincourt
Moscow
Meningitis Fatalities Hit Borger Family
Eula Mae Smith, 11, died of spinal meningitis in Borger, causing schools to cut attendance as parents pulled children home. Father W. R. Smith, 45, and brother Lloyd, 12, are ill. Doctors said the case was not epidemic. Hospital for the Insane in Vinita, Oklahoma, also quarantined as a precaution.
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U.P
Eula Mae Smith
W. R. Smith
Lloyd
J. W. Head
Vinita
Okla
East Oklahoma Hospital For
Craig
Mrs. Morrow Aboard Bremen Arrives in Southampton
Mrs Dwight W Morrow mother in law of Colonel Charles A Lindbergh arrives in Southampton aboard the Bremen with her daughter Constance and leaves for London by car. It is believed they will travel tonight to Llandaff Wales to join the Lindberghs and their infant son.
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Eng
Dwight W. Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bremen
Constance
London
Inflation Urged To Protect Farm Prices
Senator John H. Bankhead criticizes the Supreme Court AAA ruling and urges President Roosevelt to shield farm prices by expanding currency if needed. He says the administration should use currency expansion against silver and idle gold to ensure fair prices for crops.
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U.P
John H. Bankhead
Alabama
Supreme Court
AAA
Roosevelt
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Senate
Morgan Firm Handles Huge Arms Exports
Senate munitions inquiry reveals J. P. Morgan & Co. controlled 84 percent of Allied war materials exports during a three year buildup to U S entry in World War I. Private foreign loans repaid except to Russia, while U S government loans were not refunded. Total exports by Morgan and others to Allies reached about 3 billion dollars.
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Jan
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Senate Munitions Inquiry
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United States
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Russia
Morgan
Landon Urges Farmers to Accept AAA Ruling
Gov Alf M Landon told Kansas farmers at the state board of agriculture meeting to accept the Supreme Court invalidation of the AAA in good sportsmanship and seek constitutional means to restore balance in the economy He warned repudiation would end social and economic welfare and urged paying farmers on AAA contracts fulfilled before the ruling.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Supreme Court
AAA
State Board of Agriculture
To Make Movies With Three Dimensions
Chicago January 9 George K Spoor veteran Chicago motion picture producer announced his company would begin producing three dimensional pictures within 90 days. The new process adds depth to the screen and will film stage plays in a New York studio before operas with original casts. The system results from 20 years of research by Spoor and P Paul Berggren and represents a $4 100 000 investment.
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Chicago
George K. Spoor
Three Dimension Pictures
Spoor
New York
P. Paul Berggren
Search continues for missing pilot in California mountains
Army planes and 2,500 CCC workers scour central California peaks and Death Valley for Lieut. John T. Helms after a 10 day disappearance on a flight from Oakland to Riverside. Toby Wing Clonde, screen star, is linked by her father as a close friend to the flyer.
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California
Death Valley
John T. Helms
Toby Wing Clonde
Helms
Oakland
Riverside
Toby
Fairman
Dollar declines on devaluation rumors delay relief
London reports a possible further devaluation to offset the AAA collapse drove the dollar down to 4.955 per pound before stabilizing near 4.95. Secretary Morgenthau dismissed the London rumors at a Washington press conference saying not to worry about rumors from outside the United States.
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America
New Deal Supreme Court
Washington
Jan
Morgenthau
AAA
United States
Texas Company to raise crude oil prices
Houston January 9 The Texas Company announced it would raise crude oil prices following other majors. Prices will align with Humble Oil figures with a flat 10 cent increase in West Texas and New Mexico. Top West Texas prices cited: Winkler Field 85 cents Crane-Upton 80 cents and New Mexico 85 cents.
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U.P
Texas Company
Humble Oil & Refining Company
West Texas
New Mexico
Winkler Field
Crane-Upton
Naval Conference Seen as Hopeless
London report says a joint British and American push to decide if the naval conference should be abandoned is seen as hopeless by British sources.
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London
U.P
United States
Thompson Says Texas Doesnt Need Help
Thompson, head of the Texas Railroad Commission, asserted Texas can regulate gas use and prevent waste without outside aid despite FTC hints of federal control. He cited 30 injunctions in state courts challenging the commission’s waste-prevention orders and warned new legislation would be sought if existing laws fail. The story notes an FTC report on the gas industry and pending Senate consideration.
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E. O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Federal Trade Commission
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Congress
Thompson
Texas
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Federal Trade Report
U.P
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