Capital Police Plan To Deal With Marchers
Washington authorities map a plan to contain demonstrators expected to reach the city Sunday. Arriving contingents to be broken into units. parade permits denied. police leaves canceled. 100 metropolitan officers to reinforce capitol police. park police add 50 at White House. aim to prevent group demonstrations and ensure no parade.
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White House
Capitol
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Capitol Police Board
Tegmar Capitol
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Park Constabulary
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Capitol Grounds
Curtis
Garner
Kenneth Romney
David Can
Hove End
Senate
David Lynn
Es Aermitia
Hoover Considers Sales Tax Plan for Revenue
Washington reports President Hoover is weighing a general manufacturers sales tax as a revenue option for his final message to Congress. With a looming deficit and budget cuts, Republicans discuss the levy while Democrats eye a beer tax, though Hoover unlikely to back legalization of alcohol.
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Congress
Washington
Hoover
White House
Sesson
Roosevelt
Berlin Crowd Greets Hitler After Chancellorship Rebuff
Adolf Hitler is seen leaving Berlin after a rejected bid for the German chancellorship. Von Hindenburg refused to grant power with strings attached. Nazi followers lined the sidewalks to cheer as his car exited the palace gates.
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Adolf Hitler
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Lindbergh outlines Pan Am trans ocean fleet plans
Col Charles A Lindbergh and Pan American officials unveil plans for four motor, all metal airliners to span oceans with up to 2400 miles per hop. New flying boats will be larger than current Clippers, carry more passengers, and speed across the Pacific with routes to Europe, New York, Bermuda, and Hawaii. Contracts to Sikorsky and Glenn Martin cover engineering work at this stage.
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Pan-American Airways
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Bermuda-to
Pacific
Hawaii
Ehi
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Pan-Alan
Lindbergh
Caribbean
Sikorsky Aviation Corporation
Bridgeport
Regulators Hope for Coolidge Report on Rail Truck Rules
Washington lawmakers weigh federal regulation of trucks and buses after a Coolidge led national transportation committee report. Senator Couzens pushes a floor bill for federal rail like rules, while states plan road traffic measures in 1933. New federal action hinges on committee findings and industry pushback.
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Con Ress
National Transportaton Committee
Couzens
Repubican
Michigan
Congress
Transportation Commttee
Calvin Coolidge
American Association of State Highway Officials
U. S Bureau of Public Roads
Interstate Commerce Coo
Labor Fody Supports Unemployment Insurance Plan
Cincinnati reports the American Federation of Labor endorsing a state administered unemployment insurance funded by industry. Delegates pledge to back the six hour day and threaten strikes and boycotts to press their program. President William Green cites use of economic force to secure relief.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
American Federation U; Labor Today
William Green
Green
Obituary: George Hurt Found Dead After Suspected Suicide
George Hurt, 40, a native of Tazewell County and respected farmer, was found dead with a bullet wound in his temple inside a car near Wardell, Virginia. Deputies reported a steel wound from a revolver in his hand and officials stated death appeared self-inflicted. Hurt had left home early to visit his mother Mrs. Alice Hurt of Tazewell and did not return for dinner. He is survived by his mother, a widow formerly Miss Mable Downs of Kentucky, five sisters, two brothers, and Lt. Chris Hurt of the local faculty.
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Tazewell
Ell County
Hart
Alice Hurt
Sore Ce
Seifast
Hurt
Wardell
Boggess
Richlands
Margaret Roberts
Bethany
H. G. Gillespie
Fate
Poll Indicates Close Margin On Repeal Proposal
Washington reports Indications of growing support for the Democratic repeal proposal ahead of a Monday House vote. Rep Milligan estimates 125 Republicans and 150 Democrats favor adoption, totaling 275, with 286 needed for a two thirds majority.
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Washington
Milligan
Pacer $ Erlay Gemenaie Feegan
Montague
Virginia
Pocahontas Fuel Board Names New Director
Directors of Pocahontas Fuel elected Joseph H. Bowen of Bramwell to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Colonel Ellwood Jones of Switch. The board will delay appointing a processor to Jones as vice president and general manager. C. L. Alexander, company president, visited Bluefield en route to New York. Bowen is son of Harry Bowen, former board chairman, and active in southern West Virginia coal.
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Pocahontas Fuel Company
Pocahontas
Joseph H. Bowen
Bramwell
Ellwood Jones
Switchac
Colonel Jones
C. L. Alexander
Bluefield
New York City
Bowen
Harry Bowen
West Virginia
Roosevelt Talks of Farm Program in Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt discussed refinancing farm mortgages as part of a broader farm relief plan at Warm Springs Georgia. He and Rep Steagall of Alabama, a banking committee chair, explored liberalizing farm credits to protect homes and considered tax cuts funded by federal borrowing with Senator Connally of Texas proposing the idea.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Representative Stergall
Alabama
House Banking Committee
Senator Connally
Texas
Congress
Washington
Steagall
New York
Rooseveltt
Associated Oil to Modernize Equipment
Chicago reports Associated Oil plans to spend 6 million dollars on facilities and modernization of existing equipment. Other notices include Iron Age noting a one percent gain in ingot production for the nation and Chesapeake and Ohio projections for November earnings and freight car loadings. Prairie Farmer says seasonal business decline slowing, and Colonel Earl L. Thornton notes Chicago hotels show a pickup in business toward normalcy.
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Chicago
Hberated Oil Company
Smoun
Earl L. Thornton
President Needles Spends Night in Bluefield
A. C. Jes of Roanoke president of the Norfolk and Western railway spent last night in Bluefield. He arrived from Cincinnati and will leave this morning for his home.
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A. C. Jes
Roanoke
The
Norfolk and Western Railway
Bluefield
Mr. Needles
Cincinnati
Contractors Start Work On Bluefield Princeton Route
Construction began yesterday on the Princeton Bluefield road a $300000 project funded by federal money announced by Colonel H Pank. Patsy Small & company Bluefield holds the grading contract from east Bluefield to Stony Ridge with two steam shovels in use.
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Federal Funde
H. Pank
Federal Employment Bureau
Brown
Murphy and Wright
Princeton
Patsy Small & Company
Bluefield
Stony Ridge
el Centro
Carbrugh Place
Marye and Blankenship
Shawsville
A. Peraldo
Yaeger
Patsy Small
Small
Colonel Bank
Mercer County
Federal Employment Agency
British Debt Plea Cabled to U S and Cabinet Meeting
A British appeal to the American people seeks help on debt payments with a note insisting December payment be postponed. Cabinet discussions in Washington feature financiers and officials weighing the request amid ongoing financial pressures.
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Cenfer
Washington
Britain weighs secret war debt plea to U S officials
A sealed British appeal on the war debt issue was sent to its Washington embassy for presentation at the state department. It seeks a broad economic appeal to Americans beyond the December 15 payment, as Paris plans a postponement demand for its 20 million due that day. Open debate was halted by deputies voting, while U S officials and Hoover aides discussed a world economic conference.
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Washington
State Department
Britain
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Freasury and Commerce
Hoover
Treasury Mills
Britain dispatches note seeking delay of war debt payment
London reports Britain sent a note through Sir Ronald Lindsay to Secretary Stimson seeking a postponement of the December 15 war debt installment of 95 550 000. The note aims to explain the case for the moratorium and broader debt relief, while the Commons was briefed after a two hour cabinet session.
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London
United States
Ronald Lindsay
Washington
Stimson
Britain
Wee Union
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain Bhanecelior
City solicitor comments on tax payment act and municipal collection
D M Bailey states the Tuesday opinion covers only whether the 1932 act includes municipal tax collection. He notes the city of Bluefield taxes follow semi annual payments via sheriff or collector and that, pending supreme court guidance, the city treasurer will continue collecting on a semi annual basis.
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City Board of Directors
Bluefield
Board of Education
Supreme Court
Tr Sais
Ersburg
Arta
Ford’s Case Rare in Medical Annals
Detroit reports Henry Ford's condition after an emergency operation on Saturday. Dr Roy D McClure said the 69 year old was treated for a gangrenous appendix strangulated in the hernial sac. He cited fewer than twenty comparable cases in medical literature.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Roy D. McClure
Ford
Ford Hospital
Montreal Building Collapse Traps Ten In Ruins
About 20 people were injured after a three story building collapsed in a north Montreal district following explosions in sewer and gas mains. Fire raged, two theaters were damaged, and over 100000 residents sheltered as rescuers freed ten trapped occupants and others injured.
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Que
Manules
Defleurimont Street
St. Lawrence Boulevard
Jean Talon Street
St. Hubert Street
Hos«Pitals
Pollard Open to Plans for Virginia Relief Session
Richmond November 30 The question of how the General Assembly can ease distressing Virginia conditions arises as Sen Worth Smith asks for a January fifteenth special relief session Governor Pollard and Ashton Covell say they are ready to listen but not to clamor Smith argues for tax relief on real estate and burdens on farms and cities He suggests state support for schools may ease costs and nods to a possible session funded by eliminating enforcement of prohibition with federal and local responsibility remaining in place
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Richmond
General Assembly
Virginia
Worth Smith
Louisa
Overnor Pollard
Ashton Covell
House of Delegates Appropriations Committee
House
Smith
Dovell
Two Suspects Held in Tazewell Slaying
Stewart Harman and James Alps were arrested in McDowell and held by Tazewell authorities in connection with the killing of William Phillips whose body was found near a lumber yard along the isolated area near the Tazewell McDowell border. Kinley Stacey, a county deputy, reported two others were taken to say the carniv jal 6 at the Tazewell count.
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Stewart Harman
James Alps
McDowell
Tazeell County
Connecion
William Phil
Tazewell County
McDowell County
Phillips
Ain
Phelps
Kinley Stacey
Tazewell
Federal Reserve Sees Mixed District Business Outlook
The Richmond district reports brighter general industrial conditions in October and early November, with seasonal trade gains but higher unemployment. Deposit growth and reduced currency in circulation indicate more money moving into trade channels. coal and mill activity show gains while tobacco and auctions falter. Industrial payrolls rise in textiles as retail trade climbs seasonally.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Federal Reserve
Richmond Bank
Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Hindenburg May Resign as German Cabinet Crisis Grows
Berlin reports Whispers of President von Hindenburg quitting over cabinet deadlock. Painful party bickering and fears of civil disruption are cited as catalysts for potential resignation. Hitler expected to discuss crisis with von Schleicher but did not appear.
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Germany
Deqret
Paul von Bons
Ministry of National Concentration
Reich
Adolf Hitler
National Socialists
Kurt von Soubelecher
Papen Mninnies
Hitler
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