Cult Victim Buried as Kin Pray in Kentucky Case
In Inez Kentucky Lucinda Mills 72 was buried after being choked to death by her son John H Mills 92 in a religious rite. Nine family members are jailed facing murder or accessory charges as the son endures a hunger strike and forced feedings while authorities state the case centers on a new mountain cult molestation.
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Frank Lowe
Gazette
Inez
Lucinda Mills
John H. Mills
Thomas Sova
John Mills
Fred Mills
Sallara Mills
Elaine McGinnis
Thomas Boyd
Mattie McGinnis
Ora Moore
Dauehters
Alma Mills
Jon
Fred’ Mills
Liberty
John
Thomas J. Harry
W.O. Keith
Martin County Health Office
Lim
Governor-elect Kump Addresses Majority Caucus
Governor-elect H. G. Kump spoke to the Democratic majority in the house yesterday afternoon outlining plans for road, prevention, and revenue bills. He indicated the forthcoming legislation will focus on economy and efficiency and touched on repeal of the gend log primary law.
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H. G. Kump
Thetegatoy
Gendlog
Willie Willis and Guilien My Rew Rock Throwing Report
The fragment describes Willie Willis and Guilien My Rew attempting a rock throwing activity after observing Bkinny. It notes they tested their throw and discussed dodging, though details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Bkinny
New York Bank Clearings Reach High for Week
New York bank clearings rose to 4 717 171 000 for the week, surpassing the prior period and marking the largest weekly total in over two years. The report cites heavy New York plate and shale demands and notes a 346 percent rise from the preceding month.
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New York
R. G. Dun Art Company
Witnesses Defend Federal Railroad Aid in Senate Hearing
Witnesses told a Senate committee that withdrawing federal aid to railroads now would damage the nation’s financial system. Alfred Thom argued for continuing government loans to railroads to prevent collapse and allow reorganization, while Senator Couzens pressed for recovery by ending government guarantees.
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Washington
A. Ballantine
Thon
Ballanting
Couzens
Murte
China Strikes At Jap Forces Reported Firefight
Chinese soldiers from Jehal province attacked Japanese and Manchou kugan units swiftly after Japan announced a campaign to push Chinese inside the great wall. They seized two villages in Mukden province after crossing from Jenol. defenses collapsed and volunteers were defeated. Chinese forces moved toward Sulchung as dispatches described fighting in several areas.
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Tokyo
Jehal
Efuce
Great Wall
Mukden
Jenol
Sulchung Coat
Piro
Mease Zunr
Townsend to Resign as Tax Commissioner
State Tax Commissioner Thomas C. Townsend announced plans to resign to Governor elect H. G. Kump, effective March 4, with his term ending March 1, 1935. Townsend, appointed for a six year term by Governor Conley, plans to return to private practice after stepping down and cited the need to maintain office work.
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Thomas C. Townsend
H. G. Kump
Townsend
Tew
W. G. Conley
H. G. Hunt
Owrsend
British Aviator Mollison Completes Atlantic Hop to Natal
Captain J A Mollison, famed solo flyer, arrived in Natal Brazil after crossing the Atlantic from England in a wetle four cylinder monoplane Heart's Content. He praised the ship and noted good weather aided the journey, saying the final landing followed a 4:50 a.m. ET departure and a 1:20 p.m. ET arrival amid cheering crowds.
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Natal
Brazil
J. A. Moullison
England
North Atlantic
Aimy Johnson
Rio de Janeiro
Gaptain Mollison
Brig Jang
Australia
Tadla
Engsend
London
Cape Town
Ireland
Canada
Molison
Thies
Senegal
Africa
Atlantic
E.S. T
Absent Senator Misreads Amendment Amid Capitol Mixup
Reported on Feb 9 in Washington the confusion over H R 0696 as Senator Trammell learned amid absentmindedness that an amendment had been offered to a bill he thought belonged to another issue. The scene spotlighted Senator Frammell and raised questions about who crafted the amendment and intended rail and motor mail service changes.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Bensler Park
Trammell
Trammel
Senate
Valianety
Ismon
Asblag
Frammell
Nashoy
Sharpest Winter Seizes Nation With Record Cold
The nation endures a historic Arctic outbreak as subzero temperatures slash from Maine to Florida. Fires spike deaths in Omaha and Hurley while Minnesota and Nebraska report near zero and rising. Blizzard severities strain cities. transportation suffers and crops face early ruin as warming hints fade.
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West End
Mid-Lands
Seaboard
Maine
Fiorlia
Buffalo
Midwest
Canada
Omaha
Sever
Millard
Hurley
North Oskatt
Minnesota
Nebras
Severr
North Tenth
Calfornia
Chicago
Ohio
Missouri
Oxfahams
Wisconsin
Michigan
Oregon
New York
New Jerm
St. George's Bay
Sandy Point
Newfoundland
Boston
Richmond
Carden
N. J
North Alabama
Raythle
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Reng
Nev
Géro
Meritorium
Alu
Weather Woes Hit State With Snow and Cold Front
The forecast promises rising mercury today but cold air lingers with heavy snowfall. Charleston saw temperatures two to 16 degrees above zero yesterday, roads hazardous yet passable, and utilities strained as relief agencies report increased demand while community drives gather donations.
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Charleston
Gera
Agaiest
Gally
Dees
County Engineering Totor
City Strees Department
Ena
Paules
Rellef
Way
Community Chest
Indirect Victim of Cold Weather Found Dead in Tacoma Garage
A 71 year old man Joan Batson died in a Tacoma garage from carbon monoxide after starting his car to warm up. Northwest temperatures plunged with Meacham reporting 51 below zero and Spokane at 17 below as crews respond to the cold.
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Tacoma
Wash
Joan Batson
AUS
Meacham
Spokane
Hearing on holding companies continues into week two
Investigators grilled C E Nethken of the Public Service Commission as a legislative inquiry into utility holding firms presses on. Lawmakers questioned the impact of federal trade commission reports and whether ratepayers benefit or pay for elevated corporate structures in West Virginia utilities.
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Lalsbafer Senk
Companiey
Gad Pever
West Virginia
Nouse Utilities
C. E. Nethken
Public Service Commission
I. Wade Coffman
Charmah Holt
Lewis
Lubliner
Mercerana
Moore
Kanawha
Nethken
Come Mission
Isks
Hoyt
Federal Trade Commisssion
United Pucl Gas Company
Apprischian
Pony
Chest Fund Total Reaches 37180 Despite Slow Pledges
The community chest campaign reports a noon total of 37180 with daily pledges from multiple divisions including Special gifts expenditure and women's divisions. Prime speaker C B Heavener and executive secretary Miss Bell Greve urged continued support as funds may be needed to March 1 for welfare work and RFC aid remains uncertain.
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Community Chest
M.C. A
Spliman
Bolden
Jo N. Kenna
George F. Doyle
Ana
J. L. B Cheatham
HG. Fretwell
Fred Thomas
D.C. Kennedy
Feast
Het
Rochpaign
C. B. Heavener
RFC
Bunty
Mys
Pearl Potect
Cmty
Marke
Patnet
Twichon
T. C. McKinley
Duncan Kennedy
Organlea Hons
PiGise Yun
Pige Oh Gan Wy
House Rejects Salary Equalization Plan In Delegates Fight
The Virginia House of Delegates defeated a proposal to equalize state treasurer staff salaries by a large vote after a heated debate led by Monroe delegate W M LaFon. The Senate had already passed the measure, which would have raised treasurer employees wages to match those in the state auditor’s office. Proponents argued a ten percent raise was overdue following recent cuts.
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House of Delegates
Senate
Treasury
LaFon
W. M. LaFon
Monroe
Gover
Waren
Pape
Fal
Lindbergh Plot Nipped in Bud
Roanoke Virginia February 9 Two youths Joe Bryant 19 and Norman Harvey 26 residents of Rosloke were arrested for attempting to extort 580 050 from Colonel Charles A Lindbergh tied to the kidnapping threat regarding his second son. They denied knowledge of threatening letters and posed as Lindbergh representatives to plant a ransom note.
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Bargert
Charles A. Lindbergh
Joe Bryant
Norman Har~ Vry
Roshoké
Fier
Lins Bergh
Sourland Hills
New Jersey
Bryant
Harvey
Lindbergh
Rovertoo
Johnson
Roadoke Police Identification Bureau
Po- Nce
Weseld
Manning
Ronnoks
H. Norman Schwarzekopf
House Leaders Would Give Roosevelt Wide Reorganizing Powers
Democratic leaders in both houses plan to grant President-elect Roosevelt sweeping authority to restructure the federal government. The proposed amendment would allow cutting pensions and veterans benefits, closing agencies, and reducing salaries and subsidies to balance the budget. Speaker Garner supports the move, arguing the executive must have power to achieve economy.
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Washington
House Democrat
Roosevelt
Tox
House Democrats
Treasury Post Office Department
Sneil
New York
Mussoliet
Representative Auchanen
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Congres
Garner
Oil Bids Hit By Bannerot At House Hearing
Testimony at the state road commission bids inquiry claims Elk Refining would have saved about 97 250.08 if its bid of 19 308 86 per unit had won over Standard Oil of New Jersey at 26 000. F. C. Foster chaired the session as James M Mason IV led the legal questions. Bannerot of Pittsburgh testified Elk bid covered motor oils delivered by tank trucks in 32 counties and by tank cars statewide.
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Elk Refining Company
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
House
Road Commission
F.C. Foster
D. Roane
F. G. Bannerot
Pittsburgh
The
Elk Company
James M.mason, IV
Fred O. Blue
Harry V. Campbell
Daring Hold-Up Snatches $325,000 From Post Office
Three bandits held up the main post office at Seventh and K streets Sacramento Cal. taking more than 325000 in currency and Bank of America bonds. They disarmed a truck driver and an armed guard, grabbed a sack of outgoing mail and fled into downtown traffic. At least 125000 in currency and 200000 in bonds were reported stolen with more checks pending.
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Sacramento
Caliz
Bank of America
Seventh
California Fivest
Senate Quiz Committee Probe Prompted by Reform Group
An accusation arises that the Senate Investigating Committee whitewashed the Stock Exchange and a bid to probe the panel is voiced. Chairman Norbeck of South Dakota defends the inquiry while investigator David Olson resigns amid claims of exaggeration and high fees. The reform group blames the committee for collapse and inaction.
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Senate
Washington
Frb
Stock Exchange
Norbeck
South Dakota
David A. Olson
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange Reform Committee
The
Novheck
Fwus
Olson
Javpers
Pirane An
Hatfield Opposes McDowell Inquiry In West Virginia
Senator Hatfield of West Virginia opposes a federal probe into the McDowell County election and the West Virginia House Democrats investigation. He calls the move an attempt to smear Republicans and dismisses fraud claims, noting McDowell County as a Republican stronghold.
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Washington
Hatfield
W. Va
McDowell County
West Virginia
House of Delegates
McDowelllounty
Rogers Says England Will Have to Owe Us
In Beverly Hills the author mocks political and social tensions as England may owe financial dealings while Hollywood stars face a public divorce case. The piece satirizes government push for a cheaper wife and hints at broader celebrity and political friction.
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England
Beverly Hills
Cuur
Feb
Ena
Senate
Hollywood
Oklahoma
Aarey Iim
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