World Court Defeat Deepens Roosevelt Opposition Vote Narrowly Falls Short
The World Court participation effort failed as opponents secured a 70 percent margin against joining the United States with the court. Administration and pro court advocates, led by figures like Johnson of Idaho and Shipstead of Minnesota, faced a strong political backlash. The defeat affected foreign policy and U.S. international diplomacy debates.
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Huey and Louisiana Hospitality in Huey’s Land
Will Rogers reports visiting Baton Rouge and the Louisiana capitol, praising friendly locals while noting political tension. He describes election voting by electricity and jokes about Huey Long influencing outcomes, calling the capitol the finest outside Finland.
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New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Huey
U.S
Finland
Will Rogers
Governor completes relief commission appointments
The governor today completed the naming of the state relief commission and appointed three new era l officials. Frank G. Kleinheng is identified as the executive secretary of Catholic Charities.
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Goodyear Tire
Frank G. Kleinheng
W! Catholic Charities
Fruit 2 84 Room House Or Aay Corsteg
Fragmentary text references a room and a house or a corsteg with unclear meaning. No clear names dates places or events are readable for a confident summary.
U M W Clash With Young Union at Wilkes-Barre Mine
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a clash between United Mine Workers of America and United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania erupted at the Glen Alden Coal South Wilkes-Barre Colliery. Fifty members of the younger union were stopped at the mine mouth leading to a brawl using lamps buckets and tools. Harold Bird a 24 year old UMW member was hospitalized after a lamp blow. Other combatants were bruised as some anthracite miners fled underground and the UMW called a strike.
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Glen Alden Coal Company
Anthracite Miners
United Mine Workers Committee
Harold Bird
United Mine
United Mine Workers
Davey Orders Inquiry No. 3
Governor Davey announced a third inquiry since taking office into the Ohio Milk Marketing Commission. The commission oversees cooperative marketing efforts and fixes prices in 65 areas with county prosecutors enforcing the rates. He also disclosed a private probe into applicants for a vacancy on the state utilities commission to find a nonaligned candidate.
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Govenor Davey
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
State Utilities Commission
Millfield Man Hurt When Struck by Car
Earnest Howard age 23 of Millfield was struck by an automobile near his home late yesterday. He suffered scalp lacerations and bruises and was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Driver J W Cook of Detroit stated he did not see Howard until the car was upon him.
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J. W. Cook
Detroit
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Cook
Federal plan seeks ICC overhaul to regulate all transport
Joseph Eastman urges Congress to recreate the Interstate Commerce Commission as a 16 member federal transportation board with five divisions covering rail water pipeline motor and air transport. A co ordinator would enforce facility unification with heavy fines and all transport would exit NRA control. Opposition from eight ICC members noted.
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Congress
Joseph B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
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ICC
NRA
Davey Opposes State Payroll Cut Survey
Governor Davey rejected a 5 to 15 percent state payroll reduction bill while planning a statewide payroll survey. Senator William Herner of Huron County backed the bill exempting the first $1,000 of salaries. The House also moved bills on unemployment insurance pensions for permanent cripples under 16 county road maintenance and parole board petition limits.
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Columbus
Davey
William Herner
Huron County
House
State Parole Board
U S Gold Hoarding Charge Faces Bruno
The treasury is prepared to prosecute Richard Bruno Hauptmann for gold hoarding if he is acquitted of kidnapping and murder in New Jersey. Under the amended Federal Reserve Act a hoarder could be fined twice the value of the gold and have it confiscated. He would also face a criminal penalty of 10000 dollars and ten years in prison.
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Washington
Jan
The
Treasury
Richard Bruno Hauptmann
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Death toll rises from malaria in Kegaile district
Colombo reports about 7 000 people died in the Kegaile district over the last two months due to a malaria epidemic.
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Ceylon
Kegaile
Country Wide Birthday Party Honors Roosevelt Tonight
Nation marks President Roosevelt fifty third birthday with dances and gatherings nationwide. Proceeds from parties fund Warm Springs Foundation and infantile paralysis research. Warm Springs singled out as the President's "Other Home" with a banquet for foundation patients in Georgia Wall.
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Warm Springs Foundation
Parking Lot Collapses Into Ohio River at Pomeroy
Jan 30. A city built parking lot costing about 25900 collapsed into the Ohio River at 4 am. The 270 by 80 foot lot held 50 cars and was funded by federal relief. End walls and wings remained. authorities cited a soapstone bank slip after rising water.
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Pomeroy
Ohio River
Roosevelt May Use Spurs on Lagging Senate
Washington report notes slow Senate pace on the 4.88 billion relief bill amid warnings cash dole funding may run out by February 10. Administration also moves forward with another bill to extend the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, which passed both chambers and now awaits Senate action on amendments.
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Senate
Washington
White House
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House
RFC
Foes of Long Write to Dern in Louisiana
Louisiana anti-Long citizens in Feliciana Parishes seek Washington guidance on a civilian clash with Huey P. Long's troopers. Former East Feliciana Judge Charles F. Kilbourne reportedly wired Secretary of War Dern to learn stance on possible conflict, as Liberty League member A P D 8 Amant announced.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Washington
Feliciana Parishes
Dern
Long
A. PD. 8 Amant
Liberty League
Louisiana Square Deal Association
Charles F. Kilbourne
East Feliciana Pariah
County and school hold preferred claims against Bank of Ottawa
The Supreme Court upheld lower court rulings that Putnam County Commissioners and Ottawa Village School District hold preferred claims against the Bank of Ottawa Company totaling more than 53000. The bank is in liquidation and served as depository for both county and school district.
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Putnam County
Supreme Court
Putnam County Commissioners
Ottawa Vilage
Bank of Ottawa Company
Judge Directs Jury To Acquit Mother
Marion to judge acquits Minnie Redd 25 mother of five after directed verdict in a case accusing her of obtaining 344 dollars from the relief administration while receiving 57.90 monthly in federal war risk insurance payments. Judge Hector Young directed the verdict.
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Minnie Redd
Hector
Young
Relief Administration
Pamenta
Prison Guards Describe Special Favors for Dorger
In Columbus the Senate prison inquiry heard two Ohio Penitentiary guards recount favors allegedly granted to Clarence A. Dorger, a former Cincinnati banker, during his time at Junction City Brick Plant. Guard Herman Blosser testified of taking Dorger to sports events while Dorger was a clerk and driver. Howard Miller, a lifer for murder, testified about marked up purchases and prison material used to improve the warden’s Buckeye Lake cottage.
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Ohio
Clarence A. Dorger
Cincinnati
Junction City
Dorger
Senate
Herman Blosser
Zanesville
Cleveland
Blosser
Howard
Red” Miller
Toledo
Thomas
Mra Thomas
Buckeye Lake
Elks Elect Roy Shirley Leader In War on Communism
The Athens Lodge of Elks elected Roy Shirley to lead the lodge after Paul Richards resigned. The group endorsed the Pro America program urging Congress to curb subversive activities and literature as part of a nationwide petition drive led by Ellis. Petitions will be presented in Chicago on Washington's Birthday.
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Elks
United States
Ellis
Chicago
Washington
Congress
Hitler Says He's Done 3 Years' Work in 2
Berlin report notes Reichs fuhrer Adolf Hitler marking the second anniversary of the Nazi state stating that in the first half of the four year term more than two thirds of the promised work has been carried out.
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Hitler
Berlin
Mrs. E. A. Dutton Dies at 76 in Hockingport
Mrs. E. A. Dutton age 76 died Tuesday evening at her Hockingport home after a year plus illness from a heart ailment. She lived in Hockingport all life active in church and community. Survived by husband EF A Dutton and three sons Herbert P Dutton Columbus Walter C Dutton Lansing Mich Clarence B Dutton Milford Center, and three grandchildren Ned Nancy Dutton and Joseph C Dutton. Funeral at M E Church Hockingport 11 00 am Friday.
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EF. A. Dutton
Herbert P Dutton
Columbus
Walter C. Dutton
Lansing, Mich
Clarence B. Dutton
Milford Center
Ned
Nancy Dutton
Walter Dutton
Joseph C. Dutton
Clarence Dutton
M. E. Church
Mayor Physician Dies in Oak Harbor
Oak Harbor mourns as Mayor and physician Dr. J. G. Ballon dies at 89 after a weeklong illness. He led the town and served in both roles until his passing on January 30.
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Oak Harbor
J. G. Ballon
Poison drink death toll hits thirty two in Gloversville
Gloversville residents seek hospital care after drinking suspected poison white mule. With 32 dead citywide and 18 here, six in Utica and eight men and two women in local hospitals remain critical. About twenty others under observation, none of those who drank the liquor have recovered. Victims became blind and died in agony.
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Upstate
Gloversville
Utica
Mrs Coolidge to Wed Sanders Next Spring
A Washington dispatch reports Mrs Jace Coolidge will marry Everett Sanders early next spring. Sanders, former White House secretary to the late Calvin Coolidge, plans to move Mrs Coolidge from Northampton Massachusetts to the 500 acre Sanders estate in Maryland after the wedding. She has denied earlier reports of a new marriage.
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Washington Dispatch
Jace Coolidge
Everett Sanders
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Ohio 1954 highway fatalities by gender counts
Columbus report shows 644 total fatalities on state highways in 1954 with 522 men and 162 women dying. The highway department released the figures.
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Columbus
Jan
Highway Department
Hauptmann alibi offered in Lindbergh kidnapping trial
Mrs. Bruno Hauptmann testified with trembling voice alleging her husband was with her on the night of March 1 1932 when Baby Lindbergh was stolen and disputed a shop call about ransom pay. She described their actions at home and denied rumors of infidelity as the trial resumed for the Lindbergh case.
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Bruno Hauptmann
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Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
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Baby Lindbergh
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Jassie) Condon
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Reilty
Hans
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Mra
Greta Hencke
Mrs. Hauptmann
Meg
Colonel Lindbergh
All Women Plan Federal Savings Bank in Cleveland
In Cleveland 75 women led by Miss Clara Westropp announce plans to open the first Federal Savings and Loan Association in which men are excluded from the business. Men may be customers but cannot hold positions. five men once advised but were removed after inaction.
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First Savings and Loan Association
Jan
Clara E. Westropp
Federal Savings & Loan Association
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