Roosevelt in talks on war debt plans with Baruch Moley
President elect Roosevelt met tonight with Bernard Baruch and Raymond Moley to prep for a second war debt session with British ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay. They discussed the forthcoming world economic conference, debt revisions, and possible trade concessions to speed global recovery.
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New York
Roosevelt
Bernard M. Baruch
Raymond I. Moley
Ronald Lindsay
Ant 83Th Street
Ronald
Artin
Warm Springs
Showdown in Council Over City Seat Vacancy
Tonight the city council faces a showdown in selecting a successor to the late James Opakin. W. Werte and A. W. King are top candidates with strong backing. DeVan and several council members oppose Werte amid GOP ward protests urging Davie not to back Wertz.
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James Opakin
W. Werte
A. W. King
Charleston
Werte
R. P F. Devan
Firay
Ee Davie
Werta
Republican Party
Wells
Wert
BD B. Pollock
Dalay
Mortis
DeVan
Ala
Wertz
R. Morgan
Heather
O. EK
Sutton
Being Smart in School and the Hypnotist Aid
Willie Willis by Robert Quillen presents a playful scene about school wit and antics. A boy challenges a hypnotist by volunteering as the assistant, with humorous misunderstandings and clever exchanges reflecting schoolyard cleverness.
Johnson Says Legion Will Enter Politics To Uphold Defense
Johnson announces the American Legion will engage in politics to defend adequate national defense. He cites the group’s national officers and a recent convention in Massachusetts. The aim is to question each candidate’s views on defense and veto any who oppose strong armed forces.
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Legion
Hoston
Sujertcan Legion
Patl- Hey
Congress
Clarksburg
Ovenal
Sith
Massachusetts
Leghon
Yast
Murder Probe Draws Crowd As Trial Opens
In an inquest attended by scores in Virginia Forest Alabama the death of W S Pullen a Cherieston attorney was ruled a homicide from gunshot wounds. L V Adkins testified that Bailes shot Pullen after a confrontation in the late afternoon office scene. Bailes claims self defense and that he fired after Pullen began to shoot. Adkins was questioned about prior testimony and nicknames as the case moves forward.
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Cherieston
Pullen
L. V. Adkins
Prohibition
T. H. Bulle
Fullen
Virginia Forest
Ala
Salisbury
Bailes
Barlow Chapel
Monongalia Street
Puller Adkins
Ffigers
Paten
Latters
Headilags Nerson
Byiles Atte
Adkins
Salles
W. F. Work
Afzicera
Alm
Lilly
Sonny
Abe
Perennial Sugar Battle Reaches Crucial Stage in Capital
Washington February 19 The six day hearing before the United States test commission on changes to sugar schedules ends tomorrow. Sugar producers from Cuba Hawaii Puerto Rico the Philippines and the United States rail against rival groups in a long running dispute seen as a gauge of farm policy. Spokesmen for national farm organizations frame the hearing as a sounding board for mounting pressure and policy clash.
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United States Test Commission
Cuba
Maitland
United States
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Bill Would Aid State Schools in Miami Affair Debate
A bill introduced by Senator Smith of Marion proposes new funding for public schools via racing regulation revenue. The measure envisions a three member six year commission with broad supervision and licensing fees. Proceeds from pari mutuel pools would go to the general school fund, with promoters taxed 10 percent of gross handle. A broader legislative agenda including prohibition and redistricting also looms this week.
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West Kgusie
Senate
Smit
Marion
Fish and Forestry Commission
Smith
Tnong
Atre
Commission
Kump
Slaying Suspect Fatally Harmed by Mob in Louisiana
A Black four year old suspect in a mass slaying was fatally harmed by a mob in Ringgold Louisiana as dozens of men gathered. Officials reported the incident after the alleged crime and mob action unfolded near a local bank and community area.
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Fes
Bess Lig
J. PB
Hach
Lor Sd
cuNhley
Ringgold Bank
Ber Belten
Nelsan Nuntt
Reviving God's People Sermon by Dr Tronside
In Chicago the Rev J A Tronside, Mandy Mennonite Church pastor, contributes a sermon to the Gazette. He will preach at First Presbyterian Church, St Albans, tomorrow and Thursday with services at 3 PM and 7:30 PM. The sermon asks what revival means and how God may revive his work in the years ahead.
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J. A. Tronside
Mandy Menwriay Chuirea
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
St. Albans
Bern
Tevny
Three Squares A Day Planned War Camp Proposals
Washington reports a plan to fund three square meals daily for $83,000 to aid war relief, with military training camps run by the regular army. The measure includes housing, bunks, sheets, and meals, plus a year of enlistment for youths 16 to 22, with strict discipline and daily schedules from reveille to taps.
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Washington
House
Senate
Couzens
Republican
Michigan
Slaying Scanned In Kidnap Case
Denver reports indicate detectives pursue the Boettcher kidnapping and the Rama killing as a linked case. Suspects, including Mortellara and Rotich, face questioning while others are held on weapons charges. The Roma case spurs renewed inquiry into the Boettcher abduction and a new suspect list grows.
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Charles Boettcher
Joseph Rama
Eigtig
Boettcher
Terrim
Neggle Roma
Suthor Hea
Frank Morteiira
Rotich
Roma
Clark
Rotiite
Albert T. Clark
Los Angeles
Mortellara
Vincent Mortellara
Thowa
Flont
Convection Wandem
Romit
Amlne
Slaly
Roosevelt thanks Miami woman who prevented assassination
Franklin D Roosevelt extends gratitude to Mrs. W F Cross of Miami Florida for her swift action during the assassination attempt that narrowly saved lives. He writes a public letter praising her courage and selflessness. Roosevelt also thanks the public for supportive telegrams while detailing his wish for full recovery of the wounded.
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ney—Press
Roosevelt Topigby
Miami
W. F. Gross
Paysicina
Giuseppe Zange Ualign
Branklin
Roosevelt
Rand
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Long Heralded Jap Drive Seen in Manchuria
Reports from Manchuria say a long heralded Japanese drive in Manchuria may begin this week with 50 000 troops and latest weapons. Japanese leaders forecast five days after the campaign opens air attacks on Wehol the imperial capital in China. Estimates place Japanese troop numbers between 105 000 and 298 000. Premier Sako in Tokyo warned withdrawal from Geneva would not end Japan’s League of Nations accession risk. Marshal Chang Hsiao-Du, in Geneva, orders resist invasion as Japan seeks to add Manchukuo to the puppet states.
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Itehol
Chinehin
Manghir
Wehol Clly
Imperial Chih
Sako
Japan
Tokyo
Geneve
League of Nations
Geneva
Chang Hsiao-Digby
North Boing
Dhl
Jtrpan
Manchikuo
Two Assassin Victims Show Improvement After Shooting
Miami February 19 News reports show Mayor Cermak and Mrs. Joe Gill improving after serious wounds from Giuseppe Zangara. Roosevelt gunman’s plea remains unclear as Zangara faces trial. Doctors note Cermak stronger after sleep. Mrs. Gill also shows progress. Bangura remains in jail.
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Miami
Fla
CPI
Mayne Anton Cershak
Chicago
Joe H. Gill
Giuseppe Zangara
Dullets
Cermak
Sinep
Nichol
Nichol Alew
Gue
IM. McCaskill
Dade County
Baristo
Congress Far From Objective
Washington February 10 The lame duck session opens with Senate and House actions drifting away from December forecasts. Only two of eleven major supply bills have reached the White House, while nine more annual appropriations await final passage. The Interior and Deficiency bills are extended, currency expansion provisions persist, and Philippines freedom remains vetoed. The House plans to consider the Navy appropriation and the resolution, with several measures in conference.
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Congress
Senate
House
White House
Interior Appropriations
Philippines
Hoover
Tormerrow
Vorit
Representative Ratney
Tinos
Garner
Garener
Haveeen
Snell
New York
Three Boys Drown After Thawing Bronx Ice Breaks
WE New York report says three of four boys fell through thawing ice on the Bronx River near the zoo. Ralph Magguon 12 Frank Gianone 10 Tony Fare 10 drowned while spectators watched. James Boreilo 14 was rescued after being pulled from the water by an unidentified man.
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York
Bronx
Bronx Zoo
Ralph Magguon
Frank Gian
Tony Fare
Janes Boreilo
Reorello
Sotators
Repeal Hope Bright as Democrats Predict Victory
In Washington and Chicago reports unfold a rapid marriage, robbery and legal maneuvering amid repeal efforts. Mrs Catherine Blaine wed John Houghs friend Blaine, then withdrew 4000 from a bank to fund a venture. Political talks in Congress forecast final repeal passage with a likely 20 vote margin, while party leaders weigh excusing certain Democrats to align with repeal and protect dry states.
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Chicago
Catherine Hough Blaine
John Hough
Charles J. Blaine
Blaine
Seatle, W
Joan
Hough
Grown Point
Ind
Evanston
Blane
Page & Col
Hull Assured as Secretary of State in Roosevelt Cabinet
Washington February 19 Friends of Senator Cordell Hull of Tennessee were advised he would become secretary of state and prepare to leave Capitol Hill. Roosevelt weighs Woodin for treasury after Blass declines, Hull to push Norman Davis for senior role. expected shifts include tariff focus rather than world policy and social cabinet changes.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Capito Hill
Carter Blass
Virginia
Treasury
William H. Woodin
American Car and Foundry Co
Roosevelt
Harker
Mull
Bronson Cutting
N. Hj
Hes
Sterror Department
Taomas J. Walsh
Montana
Hull
Norman Davis
Tormer
Mm Bue
Davie
Stimson
Woodley
Col Robins Ends Five Month Quest to Visit White House
Colonel Raymond Robins, a prohibition advocate, completed his long journey to the White House after more than five months. He and Mrs. Robins were received by President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover at the executive mansion, attended church, and shared supper before spending the night as guests.
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Washington
Raymond Robins
Solveerte
President Hoover
White House
Robing
Anet
Animal Keeper at Zoo Tackles Odd Day in Bronx Tale
In New York the zoo keeper laments a noisy day as visitors crowd near the Bronx premises. Monkeys climb, hippos yawning, while staff remind patrons about proper conduct and where to find seals near the parrot house.
Paint Creek Man Seriously Hurt
T. L. Thompson, 45, of Livingstone Paint Creek, was arrested by State police yesterday and jailed on felonious assault charges against C. Dunlap, 72, father of Harvey Cy Dunlap city detective sergeant. The elder Dunlap said Thompson ambushed him and slashed the face in five places with a knife after being refused entry to Dunlap’s home. Thompson claimed he struck only with fists. The injured man was treated at Pratt and had a poor chance to live.
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T. L. Thompson
Livingstone
Paint Creek
Dunlap
Harvey Cy Dunlap
Thompeats
Thompson
Pratt
FR. C. Dilly
L. A. Taylor
Creek
State Police
Acm
Dusties
L. Breunen
Gentleman Jim’s Title Earned Says Will
Beverly Hills Feb The letter praises Corbett as a great friend of Fred Stone and a contributor who could have been middleweight champion. It notes Corbett helped boxing gain respectability and credits him as a fine straight man in comedy.
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Caltt
Momn Corbett
Corbett
Fred Stone
Fred
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