Law Makers Invade City For Session
The biennial legislative session opens next Wednesday with the administration in control of both houses and a large lobby presence, including police, bankers, and labor groups. Gov Holt plans an active start with the budget bill ready to dump into the hopper. The 12 man committee will finish permanent registration and garns.
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Ministers of City Protest Nazi Policy
The Charleston Ministerial association denounces Nazi Germany for attacking Christianity and Judaism and invites other U S ministerial unions to join in a protest. It condemns brutality and prison for religious expression and the persecution of Jews and Catholics and Protestants.
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Crate Flies Non-Stop From New York to Miami
An article notes a nonstop flight from New York to Miami during the eleventh annual Miami air maneuvers. Patrick Breen, 39, of Flushing, NM, piloted a 1932 vintage 40 horsepower midget plane that landed at Ines airport after a long flight described as a man-stop. The unusual crate flight reportedly completed the trip in 17 hours.
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English Lambeth Walk condemned as degenerate by Nazi weekly
The official Reichsführer weekly denounces the Lambeth walk as a Jewish malice and calls for a ban. It notes the dance's music at Chamberlain's hotel during the Munich conference and brands it a degenerate dance indulged in by depraved people.
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West Virginia to supply half NYA work program staff
State Director Glen Callaghan said West Virginia will provide 125 of the 250 young men chosen for the NYA work experience project at the South Charleston naval ordnance plant. The program aims to train youths in mechanical and metal trades and run from now until June 30 with operation set around January 15.
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New Governor Starts Clean Up In Massachusetts
Boston January seventh Governor Leverett Saltonstall began a purge after eight years of Democratic rule charging four state agencies with lax oversight. He announced a public hearing to oust Race Commissioner George G Moyse and attorney Thomas R Foley as part of the inquiry into education civil service racing and unemployment compensation.
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New England Lips Contest Crowd Chooses Finalists
Ruth Allen among favored entrants at a Boston beauty pageant seeking Miss Kiss Bliss. Finals scheduled this month as judges rate entries.
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Ruth Allen
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Mooney Freed After 22 Years in California Pardon
In Sacramento Tom Mooney was pardoned and exonerated for the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing after a formal hearing. Gov. Cubert L. Olson announced the full unconditional pardon, declaring Mooney innocent as thousands cheered in the assembly chamber and outside.
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Widening Supreme Court Jurisdiction Proposed in State Amendment
The proposed constitutional amendment would broaden the supreme court of appeals criminal and certiorari jurisdiction and tighten its supervision of inferior courts. It would raise appellate limits from 100 to 300 dollars, reduce some burdens, and allow direct appellate review in felony or misdemeanor cases from inferior courts as provided by law.
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Rebel Advance Takes New Tack
Rebels shift tactics near the Catalonian front as Franco seeks momentum across the Ebro. In the Estremadura drive Spanish forces move toward the Portuguese border within 90 miles after crossing the Zujar river and entering Badajoz Province, seizing Peraleda.
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Capone Transferred to Terminal Island Prison
Los Angeles report states Al Capone is now an inmate at the federal prison for minor offenders on Terminal Island. Warden Lloyd notes Capone will be treated as any prisoner with an official announcement to follow from Washington. He is expected to serve about one year for a Chicago misdemeanor, with the new facility offering modern penitentiary practices.
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Roosevelt Urges Democrats to Name Liberal for 40
President Roosevelt urged Democrats at a $100-a-plate banquet to nominate a liberal for the presidency next year. He called out conservative nominal Democrats, urged unity behind federal spending and anti-totalitarian diplomacy, and warned against internal divisions that could aid opponents. Robert Garner and other midline Democrats listened as he framed a broad liberal support plea.
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Roosevelt May Be A Second Jackson, Truman Declares
U S Senator Harry S Truman compared Franklin D Roosevelt to Andrew Jackson in a Jackson Day address to about 300 Democrats from West Virginia. He called Roosevelt a 20th century streamlined Jackson and warned of private greed and indifferent politicians threatening democracy.
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Jackson Day Menu Costs Diners One Hundred Six
Washington diners paid 106 dollars for the Jackson day dinner. The menu included canape of anchovies and diced celery, clear green turtle soup with sherry, broiled rock bass, heart of filet mignon with mushrooms, new peas and browned potatoes, mixed vegetable salad, nougat ice cream, and nineapple granite with chocolate leaves. Red and white wines were served.
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Force Doctrine Built Nazi Rise From German Might
The article links the Nazi seizure of Austria and the Sudetenland to a force doctrine rooted in Germany’s military machine. It notes a fresh start to the year with bayonet drills at Docberitz camp as a show of strength.
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Highlights of FDR's Address On Jackson Day
INS summary of President Roosevelt's Jackson Day remarks. He says the Democratic party must accomplish practical goals for all Americans and urges unity against internal Tweedledum and Tweedledee factions. He notes a shift in public attitude toward government and less influence from sensationalist press.
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Frankfurter Prefers Counsel For Supreme Court Hearings
Franksfurter told the senate subcommittee he would rather be represented by counsel than testify in person. The committee voted to hold a public hearing on his nomination to the high court, hoping to move forward next week. Neely noted Frankfurter’s desire to finish Harvard class work and stay at his desk unless required.
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Double Significance Seen In Frankfurter Selection
President Roosevelt nominates Felix Frankfurter of Harvard Law School to the Supreme Court. Observers note two meanings: advancing Holmesian liberal constitutionalism and signaling a Western allied voice amid global tension.
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World Leaders Plan Strong Stand Over Munich Fallout
Britain and France, buoyed by Roosevelt’s warning, plot a Paris meeting to set a firm line against Hitler and Mussolini. Daladier inspects defenses in Tunisia and Corsica, while Mussolini weighs pressuring Hitler to curb aggression. The four Munich leaders face renewed border tensions with Czecho Slovakia and Hungary.
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Democratic Boss Is Cited by Jury in Pennsylvania
A special grand jury cited David L. Lawrence, head of the Pennsylvania Democratic Party and secretary of the commonwealth, on charges including blackmail and conspiracy. The panel probes look into Gov. George H. Earle and other high state officials as it continues its investigations from last spring’s Democratic primary.
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