King George Dies and Edward VIII Succeeds
King George VI dies at Sandringham in his seventy first year. Edward Albert, formerly Prince of Wales, ascends as Edward VIII. The government announces six months of mourning and plans for a future coronation. The line of succession follows the Duke of York and Princess Elizabeth. Interment to be at Windsor. lengthy mourning to follow. Also notes Kipling’s death and Senate bonus bill developments.
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George
Edward
Borghy
Great Britain
India
Sandringham House
Edward Albert
Prince of Wales
State Council
Edward VIII
London
William IV
Duke of York
Elizabeth
Edward Vviii
St. Mary Magdalene
Sandringham
Westminster Abbey
Albert Memorial Chapel
Windsor
Supreme Court actions and world news collide in brief
The Supreme Court overruled a rehearing petition in the Lootalana rice millers tax case and ordered refunds totaling about 200 million dollars. It also mandated action in Boosae mills, while scheduling February 4 arguments on Georgia’s suit to test the Bankhead cotton control act. Separately, Lincoln Eteworth and Herbert Hollick Kenyon were found safe aboard the Discovery I after a missing Antarctic flight.
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Lootalana Rice Millers
United States Supreme Court
Boosae Mills
New Deal
State of Georgia
Lincoln Eteworth
Herbert Hollick-Kenyon
Little America
Antarctic
Bay of Whales
Roosevelt
Congress
Europe
Italy
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
China
Rustin
Whesce
Canada
North
South America
New Farm Program Based on Soil Act Seen as AAA Continuation
A White House conference outlined a farm plan under the 1935 Soil Conservation Act with no new legislation, aiming to continue AAA goals. Roosevelt, Robinson, Wallace, Cummings, Smith, Jones, Byrne, Bankhead, AAA administrator Davis, and M. G. White approved subsidies and acreage restrictions under the act, plus obligations from the AAA. Separately, Literary Digest polls report a growing opposition to the New Deal, with 1,907,681 ballots showing 62.66 percent against and 37.34 percent for Roosevelt, nine states voting for the administration and New England strongest against.
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AAA
House
Senate Agricultural Committees
White House
Roosevelt
J. T. Robinson
Wallace
Cummings
Ellison D. Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Marvin Jones
Horse Agriculture Committee
Josep W. Byrne
John B. Bankhead
Oem
Ala
Davia
M. G. White
Utah
New England
Middle Atlantic
New York
West
Mr. Roosevelt
Middle Western
Farm Belt
Rocky Mountain States
Seventeen Die In United States Plane Crash At Goodwin Ark
An American Airlines transport crashed in a swamp near Goodwin Arkansas en route from New York to Los Angeles. Fourteen passengers, two pilots and a stewardess died. Government and airline officials opened an investigation though the cause remained unclear. Also in New Jersey Governor Hoffman granted Bruno Hauptmann a thirty day reprieve from execution, delaying his death in the electric chair.
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Treasury
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge
Lawrence W. Robert
Roosevelt
Robert
Coolidge
Fong
New England
United States
American Airlines
New York
Los Angeles
Goodwin Ark
Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Heard Bay
Hauptmannea
State
Italo Ethiopian War Debated at League Council in Geneva
League of Nations members gathered in Geneva to resume efforts to settle the Italo Ethiop conflict. Diplomats expected possible sanctions against Italy though oil embargo plans appeared stalled. Italy signaled possible adherence to Natonian lines but offered no concrete proposals amid unclear U S policy.
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League Council
Leagues of Nations Council
Geneva
Italy
United States
Nathons
Sean Lewter
Dipubers
See Much Dirt Slinging Ahead
A historical column predicts a harsh political year as Roosevelt nears inauguration and a fierce fight within the Democratic Party intensifies. It analyzes finance, foreign policy, and court rulings shaping the New Deal and warns of sharp criticism from American business and elites.
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Earl Godwin Ashington
Dow
Roosevelt
James Farley
Democratic National Committee
New York
Alice Longworth
Opr
Longworth
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Alice Reasevelt
Cere
Jesse Jones
Tat Texan
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jones
Great Northern Railroad
RFC
Ananders
Great Northern
Reconstruction Finance Company
To Doal
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Cwas
Fragmented quiz notes mix history and names
A messy OCR style list mentions facts and items across history. It includes references such as The Seventy-thirty in session, Missouri River, Philadelphia, and a Renown cases, with names like Walter Scott and Giuseppe Verdi. The text shows garbled statements and asks for true or false tones.
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United State
Philadelph
Ivarhoe
Walter Scott
Kentucky
Tennersea
Battle of
Fieondeny
Giuseppe Vergy
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