Capital Police Plan to Deal With Marchers in Washington
Washington authorities prepared for a large parade of demonstrators in the capital. Police were ordered to reinforce the regular force and to break arriving contingents into separate units to avoid a parade. Plans included a protective barrier near the White House and Capitol, and possible searches for weapons or warrants. Cold receptions were reported for marchers arriving from Ohio cities.
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Cleveland
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Therraeres
Ohio
Akron
Hoover Considers Tax Angle for Budget Push
Fragmentary text references Hoover weighing a tax approach to the federal budget for next year. Mentions the president and expenditures, but content is garbled and incomplete. No clear names beyond Hoover, with missing details on proposals or outcomes.
Turbulent Berlin Crisis Redirects Reich Leadership
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Adolf Hitler leaving the presidential palace after refusing the chancellorship. The Nazi leader sought an offer with no strings, while President von Hindenburg reportedly refused. Proximate references mention supporters marching toward the palace and reactions to the political standoff.
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Pizagnn
Adolf Hitel
Berlin
Polver
von Hindenburg
Transoceanic flight plans reveal Pan American milestones
New York reports Pan American Airways officials and Col Charles Lindbergh outlining plans to develop trans ocean air travel. Aircraft would fly routes to Europe via Iceland and across the Pacific, carrying more passengers at higher speeds, with contracts to Sikorsky and Glenn Martin for engineering work. Cincinnati notes AFL backs unemployment insurance, shifting from prior stance, urging six hour days and potential strikes if demands are unmet.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Pan-American ‘Airways
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Lindbergh
Sikoraky Aviation Corporation
Bridgeport
Conn
Glenn Martin Company
Baltimore
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Ohio
American Federation of Labor Today
Ea Counsel
William Grsén
Green
Congress weighs rail regulation amid transport committee report delay
Washington dispatch reports lawmakers may delay action on federal regulation of railroads, trucks, and buses until the National Transportation Committee report is released. Senator Couzens notes the bill should reach the floor at opening of the session, while other officials anticipate state regulation measures.
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Wno
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Couzens
Tearsie
Man Found Shot Near Highway in Tazewell County
Authorities say George Hurt, 40, was found dead by a road near Wardell, with a bullet wound attributed to a revolver. Relatives report health issues and intent to visit family. wife Alice Hurt alerted neighbors when he did not return. Investigators described the death as a walft-warned wound and continued inquiry into circumstances.
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George Hurt
Tazewell
Waa
Alury
Hurt
Alice Hurt
Poll Indicates Close Margin On Repeal Proposal
Washington reports indicate added support for the Democratic prohibition repeal with an estimated 275 votes favorable in the upcoming House session. Speaker Garner warns uncertainty remains while a short session approaches amid a 423-member body and 286 vote threshold for two-thirds approval.
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Garner
P Oaess
Informa
Miligan
Missouri
Milligan
Judiciary Committee
Montague
Virginia
President Needs S Spends Night Here at Rail Stop
President Needles S spends night in Bluefield amid talk of a new election plan. Delegation method controversy looms as Roanoke and Norfolk and Western rail line figures discussed. Needles will return home after brief stop. coverage continues on last page.
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Dent
Norfolk and Western Rail
Bluefield
Needles
Pocahontas Fuel Company elects new director Bowen
Directors at Pocahontas Fuel met yesterday in Pocahontas to fill the vacancy caused by Colonel James Ellwood Jonas's death. Joseph H. Bowen of Bramwell was elected to the board. The company will delay naming a successor to Jonas as vice president and general manager. Q. U. L. Alexander, president, was in Bluefield en route from Pocahontas to New York. Bowen is the son of Harry Bowen of Bramwell and has long chaired coal industry efforts in southern West Virginia.
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Pocahontas Fuel Company
Pocahontas
Joseph H. Bowen
Bramwell
James Ellwood Jonas
Celonel Jones
Q. UL. Alexander
Bluefield
Pacahontas
New York City
Bowen
Harry Bowen
Sramwell
West Virginia
Roosevelt Discusses Farm Relief Plan in Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt outlined a farm relief program including refinancing farm mortgages and generalized farm credits to protect farm homes. He spoke with Representative Steagall of Alabama on taxes and borrowing power and planned further talks in New York with Breagall and other lawmakers.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alabama
House Banking Committee
Senator Connelly
Texas
Congress
Washington
Evoylding & Genere
Breagall
Roosevelt
President
Contractors Start Work On Bluefield Princeton Route
Construction began yesterday on the Bluefield Princeton road at an expected cost around 800000 dollars funded in part by federal trade allotment. Colonel H Rank of the federal employment bureau in this city announced the awards to Patsy Smell & company and others for grading, stonework, and concrete. A small crew clears right of way as more laborers move in. work is to begin in days with projected job creation.
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Federal Employment Bureau
Patsy” Smell & Company
Bluetec 14
Tha ‘Contra ‘T
Elise Firm
Meryeene
Lank Kikeush
Shaweville
Patsy Binell
Binal
Ateam
Ion
Bluefield
Agence
Yorkgren
British Debt Plea Is Cabled To U. S.
A secret British war debt note, the government’s plea for postponing the December payment, and a French demand for delaying the 20 million due December 15 were outlined at a Paris cabinet meeting. The cabled note to Washington sought U S presentation to Secretary Stimson as London and Paris weighed a moratorium extension amid currency moves and world economic talks.
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Wee
State Department
Britain
Paris
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Chamber of Deputies
Treaury and Commerce
Hoover
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Milla
London
United States
Ronald Lindsay
Stimson
Neville- ‘Chamberlain
Await Decision On Tax Payments In Bluefield
City solicitor D M Bailey says his opinion on the 1932 tax act concerns municipal tax collection timing, not constitutionality. The act allows county and city taxes to be paid in two installments with deadlines in November and May, aligning with Bluefield’s charter and Mercer County procedures.
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Blueford
County of Mercer
Two Suspects Held in Tazewell Slaying
Two suspects are held by Tazewell County authorities in connection with the murder of William Phils Whose body was found near Mano hor. The case involves municipal and state legal questions and a pending supreme court decision.
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Washington
Sipeaker Gucher
Democrata
Republicana
Howe
Supreme Court
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Tazewell
Mt Ry
Ewart’ Harman
Jmes
Helps Ware
Srredtad
McDowell Iinty
Tresday
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Connéc
Ford Case Noted as Rare in Medical Annals
Detroit on November 30 Henry Ford remained in hospital as doctors reported the emergency operation Saturday on the 60 year old industrialist was a rare case in medical annals Dr Roy D McClure who performed the operation explained Mr Ford’s fitness He had been suffering from a strangulated gangrenous appendix in the hernia and the physician said he could find no more than sixteen similar cases in all medical literature
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Tis
Roy D. MecClure
Ford
Hel
Montreal Building Collapses After Explosions
About 20 injured in a three story building collapse in a northern Montreal district after a series of sewer explosions. Ten trapped victims rescued. two theaters damaged. 100000 residents evacuated for hours as fires and blasts raged, with injuries including burns and cuts.
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Heath
Man Oles
Wong
Atroote
T ‘Brothers
Goleta Nenger
Moburt
Defleurimont Street
St. Lawrance Boulevard
Jean Talon Street
St. Hubert Atreat
Elfy
Virginia leaders react to call for special relief session
Richmond November 30. The question of how the General Assembly can ease Virginia’s distressing conditions arose as Senator Worth Smith asked for a January 16 relief session. Governor Pollard, Ashton Covell, and House leaders weigh possible plans to relieve burdens, including tax relief for real estate and school funding shifts.
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Richmond
General Assembly
Virginia
Worth Smith
Louisa
Overnor Pollard
Ashton Covell
Houte of Delegates Appropriations
House
Smith
Dalegate Doyell
Federal Reserve Views Business Trend in District
Richmond monthly business review reports October through early November conditions improving in basic sectors and trade, but unemployment rose with seasonal layoffs. Hoarding declined as deposits rose while circulation fell, signaling funds moving into trade channels.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
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Richemond Bank
Reserve Bank
Benke
Redlaconnis
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Lomual
Sfotel ‘Tonnave
Totela
Hindenburg May Resign Post Rumors Sweep News
Rumors in political circles say President Hindenburg is weary of party bickering and may resign. The report notes tensions within the rightist faction and potential cabinet reshuffles as Germany faces a fragile national mood.
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Rita Ath
Paul Rat de Aplendure
Diya
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