China Clipper to Open Regular Pacific Air Routes
A clipper airship from California will reach Guam on Tuesday and Manila on Wednesday after a 5 day flight, inaugurating regular transpacific routes. Ellsworth and Kingsford Smith pursue scientific data and test air lanes, while global aviation fuels progress amid war and peace concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Manila
Iin
California
Philippines
Antartica
Lincoln Elsworth
Royal Air Force
Sir Charles Ingsford-Smith
Australia
Ellsworth
Kingsford-Smith
Wiley Fost
Lindbergh
Pacific
France
Ethiopia
Supreme Court blocks AAA tax injunctions affecting millers
The Supreme Court temporarily enjoins government collection of processing taxes from eight Louisiana mills and sets December 16 for arguments on the AAA amendment. The ruling may affect lower court orders impounding $125,000,000 to $156,000,000 in taxes while the constitutionality of the AAA is reviewed. The White statement says no funds or contract payments are impacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives Appropriations Committee
Warm Springs
James P. Buchanan
Washington
Supreme Court
AAA
Louisiana
Millers
New Deal
M. G. White
Agriculture Department
White
District Court
Wallace
Treasury
Hoosac Mills Corporation
Massachusetts
The Mother as Silence and Strength in Family Life
A 1835 column extols the mother as the pivotal calm force in unhappy homes. It contrasts common family friction with a mother's patience and tact, noting she bears the burden of smoothing conflicts and holding the household together. The piece reflects on the undervalued grace of mothers and the harm of constant quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Job
Eryday
Supreme Court Faces First AAA Tax Challenge in Rice Plant
The court grants Louisiana rice millers an injunction against processing taxes under the AAA. The decision signals potential broad use by other agricultural processors and sets the stage for later constitutional challenges to the taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Louisiana
AAA
Clipper Starts Hop For Wake Island
The China Clipper, captained by Edwin C. Musick, began a 1 248 mile leg from Midway to Wake Island on a 8 hour 54 minute flight. The crew of seven carried nine relief personnel including a doctor and greeted by William Eldridge Karl Lueder and Mr Mrs George Perry on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Island
Ins
Edwin C. Musick
Wake Island
Here
Spice
Span
William Eldridge
Karl Lueder
Eldridge
George Perry
Honolulu
Five Chicago youths refuse gamble deal in court
In Chicago a judge offered freedom for $10 and costs, but five youths declined to shake dice for freedom. The court accepted a verdict of one dollar and costs after the protest, with Judge J M Braude presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J M. Braude
League Change On Oil Ban Irks U S Officials
Washington officials reacted with surprise and dismay as Britain and France backed down on an oil and steel embargo against Italy. The move risks leaving the United States to shoulder the impact in Europe’s political wrangles while Cordell Hull presses to curb American trade with Italy. Continued on Page 2.
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United States
Italy
Ethiopia
Washington
England
France
Uncle Sam
League of Nations
Great Britain
Britain
Europe
Geneva
America
League
Cordell Hull
Hull
Gambling Charge Against Herring Quashed By Judge
Des Moines Iowa. Municipal Judge J E Mershon dismissed the gambling charge against Gov Clyde Herring over the Floyd of Rosedale pig bet with Minnesota Gov Floyd Olson. Evidence showed the hog cost nothing and the bet occurred in Iowa City, not Des Moines, raising jurisdiction questions. Case plans to seek a writ of certiorari from the Iowa Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
INS
Clyde Herring
Minnesota
J. E. Mershon
Virgil Case
Social Justice Club
Floyd
Rosedale
Herring
Floyd Olson
University of Town
Charles Grahl
Olson
Grahl
Iowa City
Case
Mershon
C. Edwin Moore
Polk County
State Supreme Court
High Court
Brazil moves to crush northern revolt with troops
Brazilian government seeks two month state of siege and deploys warships airplanes and troops to quell a leftist revolt in Natal and Macahuba Rio Grande do Norte. Rebels reportedly communist seize Natal and Macahuba with another outbreak in Curituba Parana. non commissioned officers said to lead.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Natal
Rio Grande Do Norte
Macahuba
Curituba
Parana
Recife
Maceio
Ala
Brazil
Polite
Ing -Plans
Luiz Carlos
Wallace Reverses Grain Trader Suspension Ruling
The U S circuit court of appeals on Monday reversed the suspension of Arthur W. Cutten a famed Chicago trader held from trading in grain markets for two years for alleged grain futures act violations The court said the Secretary of Agriculture erred in suspending Cutten in March 1934 The case cited holdings of up to 7 000 000 bushels in 1931 and accounts including Cutten his wife and relatives indicating contention of control.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Arthur W. Cutten
Evan A. Evans
Will M. Sparks
Robert C. Baltzell
Grain Futures Administration
Grain Administration
Cutten
Slaying Of State Patrolman Reported In Idaho
In Boise Idaho AP reports the killing of State Patrolman Fontaine Cooper and wounding of Deputy Sheriff Henry Gibson at Twin Falls. A suspect in a car matching the description of one owned by Douglas Van Vlack 32 is sought after relatives of his missing former wife Mildred Hook received a Boise telegram claiming she was safe. Police say the slayer may be returning to Boise.
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Boise
Idaho
Twin Falls
J. E. Harris
Douglas van Vlack
van Vlack
Mildred Hook
Tacoma
Fontaine Cooper
Henry Gibson
Lewis assails AFL leaders policy over mass industry unions
John L. Lewis charges the American Federation of Labor with dog in the manger tactics as he resigns from the federation vice presidency. He vows to organize steel cement rubber auto textile workers into industrial unions while keeping 400000 members within the AFL body.
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John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
United Mine Workers
Lewis
William Green
Green
Washington
American Federation ‘of ‘Labor
Committee” For Industrials
John_ L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation ‘of Labor
Aber
Federation Craft Union
America
Federation
Greens
RFC Sets aside 100 million to finance corn loans
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation on Monday earmarked 100 million dollars for the Commodity Credit Corporation to back a 45 cent loan on the 1935 corn crop. Loans go to farm producers of corn who signed the 1935 corn hog contract and meet contract-year requirements. Interest remains at four percent.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Secretary of Agriculture
Returning King Returns to Greece Amid Mixed Reception
George of Greece came home after twelve years in exile to a stormy welcome and disappointment as he failed to issue a general amnesty for political opponents. Gen. Kondylis resigned as regent, and the king began forming a new government amid rumors of a peace-making premier. Cavalry charged the crowds as enthusiastic supporters carried the monarch aloft, leaving one wounded.
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Athens
George of
Greece
George
Greete’s Republic
George Kondylis
Dark Horse
Demetrios Maximos
Akeen
Elizabeth
Carol of
Roumania
Antarctic flight crew vanishes after radio silence
A distress report says Lincoln Elisworth and Herbert Hollock-Kenyon disappeared after leaving Dundee Island for the Ross Sea 2,140 miles away. Their base ship received last wireless contact at 9 48 am. The Wyatt Earp motorship says the silence does not signal disaster but prompts preparations to lay depots if no further word comes.
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New
YORK
Lincoln Elisworth
Herbert Hollock-Kenyon
Antarctic
Eligsworth
Hollock-Kenyon
Dundee Island
Ross Sea
Cc. S. T
New York Times
North American Newspaper Alliance
The
Times
Ellaworth
Wyatt Earp
Manley denies Mercurio bought liquor seals in perjury case
In Des Moines Minnesota, Bernard E. Manley, Iowa liquor commission chair, testifies Mercurio did not buy state liquor seals from him. Mercurio accused Manley of selling 20 000 seals for 1000, while Manley says he never met Mercurio and denies the charges amid perjury proceedings.
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Des Moines
Bernard E. Manley
Iowa Nquor Commission
Mike Mercurio
Mercurio
Polk County
Gahe
Manley
Carl Burkman
Burkman
Purl Spencer
Spencer
Robert Soutter
Hurley
Wis
al Adams
Adams
Merecurio
Milton WW. Stuckler
Brisbois Testifies He Sent Payoff to Gagen in Conspiracy Case
Frank Brisbois of Fonda testified in the O Connor conspiracy trial that he sent $1000 to Joe Gagen by express and later cash payments. He said the payments followed Gagen defense claims and described the scheme as a slot machine protection setup. Gagen also testified about payments and Findler’s attempts to obtain a $100 monthly amount.
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Gagen
H. M. Havner
Brisbois
Max Langer
Dubuane
Earl Peters
Bris
Bert Bollinger
Port Madison Penitentiary
Wes
Penne
Park A. Findler
State Bureau of Investigation
Rollinger
O' Connor
Findley
T. E. Diamond
Bollinger
Ais Men Whent
Diamond
O'Connor
D. A. Dobry
Eye
Peters
Elks Club
Des Moines
Nes
Langer
Brisbory
Risborg
Talmadge Extends President Welcome to Roosevelt Georgia Visit
Governor Eugene Talmadge sent his executive secretary to Warm Springs to deliver a written welcome to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. He expressed hopes for a pleasant stay and offered courtesies during Roosevelt’s annual Thanksgiving visit to Georgia.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Georgia
Roosevelt
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Mike
Supreme Bench
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Joseph Fort Newton
BE. Kewton
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U. S
Powers
RFC
Efer Toreth
Joe Gagen
Fonda
Convict
Connor
Charles V. Warren
Bays O'Conner
Talmadge
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