Bonus measure to be approved by committee
A Ways and Means poll showed the soldiers bonus bill likely to pass the House despite President Roosevelt’s opposition to cash payment. Supporters, including a majority of the committee, favored immediate cash payments, with a planned floor vote before Feb. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
House
Roosevelt
Ways and Means
Cullen
N. Y
Lamneck
Ohio
Disney
Okla
Sanders
Tex
McCormack
Mass
Vinson
Dingell
Mich
Cooper, Tenn
Duncan
Fuller
Ark
Jenkins
Bacharach
N. J
Knutson
Minn
Woodruff
Coughton
N. C
Hill
Wash
Sullivan
Thompson
Brooks
Penn
Boehne
Ind
Plan to Improve Veterans Aid Laws on Capitol Hill
Washington AP General Frank T. Hines announced the veterans administration will seek uniformity in granting relief and simplify the existing aid laws amid inconsistencies and complications. The plan includes recommendations to President Roosevelt and Congress, including a 50 percent pension cut for emergency officers living outside U S territory. The administration spent 594,022,058 for disbursements in the year ending June 30, 1934, with 332,216 service connected and 29,903 non service connected cases along with 60,690 veterans supported by 56,340 wives, 111,313 children and 5,107 parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Hines
United States
Spain
Tremor Reported in Denison Iowa Residents Describe Shaking
An AP report says a slight earthquake tremor was felt in Denison Iowa on Thursday night. Windows rattled chandeliers swayed and a chimney was reported shaken in one home.
Alburnett Man Held On Desertion Charge
Lyle Matheny of Alburnett was lodged in the county jail late Friday on a desertion warrant issued by Justice A. S. Reed. Constable John Taylor arrested him on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Matheny
Alburnett
John Taylor
A. S. Reed
Lindbergh Faces Cross-Examination On Kidnapping Case
Charles Lindbergh answers extended questions from Reilly on March 1 1932 stay at the Sourlands and the child’s abduction. He discusses Dr Condon’s ad notes and the staff including Betty Gow and the Whateleys, while denying attempts to obstruct probes and affirming cooperation with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Condon
Reilly
Lindbergh
Lindbergh Denies Carrying Weapon Under Cross Examination
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh testifies at the Hauptmann trial and denies carrying a weapon when he heard a voice in the ransom exchange. The cross-examination follows his identification of Hauptmann as the man who spoke to Condon the night the ransom was paid in a Bronx cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne
Flemington, N. J
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Reilly
Washington
Newark
Jersey City
Flemington
N. J
INS
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Condon
Bronx
Edward J. Reilly
Whateley
England
Colonel Lindbergh
Edgar Rosencrans
Warren County
Lindbergh Testimony Details Kidnapping Probe
The testimony covers Lindbergh confirming weekend stays at Hopewell and naming federal agents, with questions about the ransom notes and routes inside the Lindbergh home. It notes the use of a wall map for route tracing and mentions the garage ladder and butler access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Department of Justice
Colonel Schwarzkopf
State Police of
New Jersey
Reilly
Internal Revenue Bureau
Irey
Madden
Chicago
Wilson
Wilentz
Englewood
Covington Railroad Official U G Easterly Dies
U G Easterly of Covington, longtime Milwaukee railroad employee and pumping station engineer, died Friday in a local hospital after a six week illness. He was 66, would have turned 67 January 22. Survived by wife Effie, daughter Mrs Clarence Stonebrook, and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. G. Easterly
Covington
Milwaukee Railroad
Olin
Easterly
Effie Easterly
Clarence Stonebrook
Clarence
Sarah Jane
Mary
Ellis Stonebrook
United Brethren Church of
Cedar Rapids
Patmos Lodge
A. F
A. M
Iowa Motor Carrier Tax Revenue Rises in 1934
DES MOINES AP The Iowa railroad commission says 1934 motor carrier tax income rose by 36,485.08 over 1933. Total receipts were 332,347.22 in 1934 and 295,852.14 in 1933 with eighty percent allocated to 99 counties and twenty percent for administrative expenses as law requires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa Railroad Commission
Iowa
Servant witnesses in Lindbergh kidnap case deny affairs
In Flemington New Jersey Elsie Whateley and Betty Gow testify about husband and alibis as the Lindbergh baby murder case unfolds. Violet Sharpe’s cyanide death and Ollie Whateley’s peritonitis linked to the crime are noted as part of the servant testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
N. J
Flemington Court House
Elsie Whateley
Birmingham
England
Violet Sharpe
Betty Gow
Betty
New Jersey
Canada
Edward J. Reilly
Dwight Morrow
Woman Hurt in Parked Car Crash in Front of Home
Mrs. Leo Schollien sustained bruises after a car in which she sat in front of her home was struck by Thomas McAllen as his vehicle skidded on an icy rut on Second Street. McAllen, uninjured, said he lost control while attempting a turn and struck two other parked cars owned by Mrs. Margaret Matus and Jerome Frick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Schollien
Second Street
Thomas McAllen
B Avenue NW
McAllen
Margaret Matus
B. Avenue NW
Jerome Frick
Sixth Avenue
1900 Galery of stars NBC Radio Schedule Highlights
A dense list of NBC CBS WABC WJZ WEAF WEAP and other station lineups shows daytime and evening broadcasts. Programs include The Honeymooners specials, symphony and opera pieces, dental notes, and a mix of orchestras and guest performers across New York networks. Primary entities include NBC WJZ WEAF WABC CBS WMAQ and WGN style listings with multiple time slots and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galery of Stars
NBC
WMAQ
WJZ Chain
N. Y
CBS
WABC
Tony Wons
Jovera Inne
Fields and Hall
Wiz Chain
Genia Fenatieva
WJZ Wenr
Wiz Made
WEAF
Adcapa
Abram Chasing
Wabo Chain
Dersey Erch
Weap Chain
Brunesee Arch
Weaf Chain
WJZ
Lincoln A.gree Club
WABCO
Wcco
Geraldine Farrar
Lawrence Tibbett
Rosa Ponselle
Raspe Etch
WMT
Jack Meller
Ouracheele
Weaf Who
Many van Kieeck
Joba Insurance
Robinson Crusoe, Jr
Wabc Nain
Coaklev Erck
WEAP
Ferdinande Arch
WIZ Wls
Himber
WBBM
Meycco
Wcco Kmo
WFAA
Coleman
CBB
Dorsey Orch
Hines Orch
WHBM
Martin Orch
MNBC
Gray Orth
Madriguera Orch
NBG
Kuase Orch
Rusan Orch
Hal Kemp
Isham Jones
Wabc Chain
Cleveland String Quartet
Roger Whitman
Major Howes
Ain
Baniselty
WZ Chain
NDC
U—Br
Mary Small
Weap Wihio
Jack Little
WC Co
Wee
Moman
WHO
Anthony Freme
KMOX
We of the Talkies
AQ Who
Dr. Fosdick
Weaf Te Symphony
KYW
Bherlock Molmes
WDAF
Merten Downey
Rosen
Mme
Schud ann-Helnk
Edward Davies
Donald Nevis
Vera Fare Marils Oreh
Tony Wane
WABM
Nue
Ray Perkins
Catholic Hour
Coburn Orch
Jack Benny
Bestor
Wendell
Hall of Deine
WBHM
Vweco Kmox
Kfab Kyecony
Olea Albana
Previn Arch
WLW
Detroit
Symphony
WBOM
Wweeco Co
Walter Winchell
Aemand Girard
Jane Proman
Modern Choir
Weakoa
Uheure Exaulse
NGC
King Prch
WJZ Wm
Brady
Naymes
l—Husse Orch
WMI
Hos den Pedro Orch
Weap Myers Orch
Dailey Orch
WNT
Senate Starts Bills To Insure New Deal Laws
In Washington the Senate introduced multiple bills after President Roosevelt's message. Sen. Edward Costigan proposes a constitutional amendment to shield New Deal labor and commerce actions from court challenges and limits due process review to procedure. He also refiles a lynching penalties bill and seed loans for 1935. Other senators push expanded Home Owners Loan bonds and a silver coinage bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LLP
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Edward P. Costigan
Colo
Legislaon
Costigan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Robert F. Wagner
N. Y
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
Department of Agriculture
Wheeler
Federal Trade Commission
Six Guilty in Kansas City Slayings Case
Six persons were convicted by a federal jury in Kansas City for arranging the delivery plot that killed Frank Nash and four officers at Union Station on June 1, 1933. Convicted are Louis Doc Stacci Frank B Fritz Mulloy Richard Tallman Galatas and Elizabeth Galatas Herbert Farmer Mrs par Farmer and Vivian Mathis pled guilty at opening. The judge ordered the men held for sentencing and released the women on bond pending Monday morning backup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Frank Nash
Union Station
Louis
Doc” Stacci
Chicago
Frank B. “Fritz” Mulloy
Richard Tallman Galatas
Elizabeth Galatas
Hot Springs
Ark
Herbert Allen Farmer
Par Farmer
Joplin
Vivian Mathis
Verne C. Miller
Merrill E. Otis
United States
Henry Dillingham
R. J. Stoehr Dies After Wife's Funeral Delayed
R J Stoehr 73 of 511 Eighth Street SE died in a local hospital after injuries from a December 28 crash near Coggan on the way to Postville for his wife's funeral. His son H H Stoehr and grandson Richard also injured. Mrs Vina Bothel and Marjorie Bothel injured in the same accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coggan
Postville
R. J. Stoehr
Eighteenth Street
Stoehr
Posterville
H. H. Stoehr
Cedar Rapids
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Bill
White House
Veterans’ Aid
Denison
Lindberghs
Lindy
Bruno
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
Hopewell
New York
Ollie Whateley
Morrow Estate
Miss Sharpe
Probe
Princeton
Whateleys
Vas
Miss Gow
Towa Motor Carrier
Mrs. Whateley
Cook
Ernest
Violet
Wj2z
ENR
Susan
Renaissance Quintet
Peerleax Trio
Dr. Cadman
Weap Who
Southernaires
Rev. C. W. Filat
Syracuse U
Musicale
Puree Welt
Welch
Irene Rich
Irene
Rich
Wine Welch Grape
Irene Rich Kwor
N. B.C. Blue Network
Depot
Borden
THE
Cavaliers
Lee Perrin and His Orchestra
KWCR
C.S.T
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