Dole Favored by Industry for Jobless Relief
The executive staff of American business favored the dole form of unemployment relief as the best means to care for the jobless until they can be absorbed by industry. The joint business conference for recovery prepared to recommend united business support for direct relief, with disputes over NRA codes and labor provisions delaying final drafting. L. G. Tabor of the National Grange works with the agricultural committee on a recovery program. no labor representatives were consulted.
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NRA
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Coopera
Hess
NEA
Yrtuelly
Resista Goh
Wes Mpt
L. G. Tabor
The
National Grange
Agricultural Committee
Ex-Mrs Ex to become ex in Chicago divorce case
Seymour Ex, 23, told Judge Philip J. Finnegan in circuit court that he knew little of his wife temper when they married last May 9 during an elopement. She, Mrs Kays Ex, shouted and punched, and the judge said he would sign a divorce decree.
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Chicago
iMrs
Seymour Ex
Philip J. Finnegan
Circuit Court Today
Kays
Seymour
Finnegen
Marion Talley Sings Before 6500 in Kansas City
Marion Talley performed before an audience of 6,500 in Kansas City at the fourth Kansas City Philharmonic concert. Critics praised her voice and noted the star contributed her set to aid the orchestra.
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Marion Talley
K. C
Kansas City
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
New Vindication Fight Fronts Samuel Insull in Courts
In Chicago on December 18 AP reports Samuel and Martin Insull pursued a “fight for vindication” in federal and state courts. Samuel proclaimed innocence amid bank bankruptcy charges. Martin faced embezzlement accusations involving 342120 dollars and prepared to testify. Attorneys for Samuel denied guilt over asset transfers tied to the Securities Company in 1931, while witnesses and a community standing defense unfolded.
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Chicago
Samuel
Martin Insull
James Wilkerson
Martin
Criminal Court
Cornelius J. Herrington
Ae Coenion ‘Securites Company
Samuel Tasull
Yidi
D.torney
Dwight
Bhrand
I Dudge
Verdic
Maz
Middle
Jos Fes Peateres
Robert E. Wood
Sears Roebuck & Company
Aiariin
Christopher Keiler
Trinity Episcopal Church
Capital City Embraces Alias Santa Claus Christmas
Capital City experiences a toyless Christmas revival as hundreds of volunteers prepare baskets of food toys and candy for needy families. Churches Salvation Army and relief headquarters coordinate the effort prompting donors to engage more deeply with poverty in the city.
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Salvation Army
Jefferson City
Alias Santas
Twins born as a tribute to AAA at Tipton
Abner and Anna Achenbach of Tipton Iowa welcomed twin sons Alvin Abner and Allen Albert, naming them to honor the agricultural adjustment act supporters. The parents, strong AAA backers, quip the twins should become a pair of all American agriculturists.
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Tipton
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Stork
Abner Achenbach
AAA
Alvin Abner
Allen Albert Achenbach
Plea to King and Queen to halt hanging
Hull England December 12 Eleventh hour appeal to the home secretary's office rejected Lord Mayor Stark of Hull urged King George and Queen Mary to save Mrs Ethel Lille Major 42 from the gallows Doomed for poisoning her truck driver husband after 17 years with him The home secretary's decision stood despite mass pleas for mercy Major would be England's first woman executed since 1226 if carried out Also to be executed is Lydia Binks connected to the York murder case
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Hull
Eng
Apj
Home Secretary
Stark
King George
Queen Mary
Ethel Lille Major
Aljready Enden
Hans
Tim
Hazardous Driving Amid Heavy Snow Sweeps City
Snow blankets streets as motorists struggle with slick, slushy footing. State patrol reports hazardous roads with trucks and buses diverting to stations. Temperature sits at 33 to 34 degrees while 4½ inches of snow remains, delaying Christmas shoppers and turning frozen grass into snowmen and snowball war scenes.
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Frank Kliegel
Iceland Repeals Day Law After Referendum
Iceland officially repeals prohibition after a 1933 referendum moved to legalize sale of spirits. Despite a wet vote 15,854 to 11,524, Parliament did not pass the bill in 1933, and a 1934 action was urged. Denmark had imposed the dry law in 1918.
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Iceland
Denmark
Paraguay Rejects League Peace Plan in Chaco Standoff
Asuncion reports Paraguay has rejected the League of Nations peace plan, dimming hopes for a quick end to the Chaco conflict with Bolivia. Bolivian forces mobilize reserves toward 100,000, while Paraguay cites uncertain life amid a proposed truce and balks at world court arbitration over river claims.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
League of Nations
Geneva
Bolivia
Great
Chaco Jungles
Chaco
Tarija
Santa Cruz
Jose Estigarribia
McNeily Named by Grand Jury For Two Killings
The grand jury charged McNeily with two killings following the Union Station slayings. Richetti, captured in Ohio, was arraigned here then sent to Kansas City on related murder charges. Major L M Meaas and 18 others testified as the panel investigated crime fighting failures and recommended more weapons for the sheriff. The report blamed inadequate equipment for the Booth and Wilson deaths and noted McKeever’s resemblance to the Ohio outlaw Plovd. McKeever and McNeiley are also wanted for questioning in Missouri and Iowa bank holdups.
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Richetti
Ohio
McNeiley
Kansas City
Union Station
Major Means
L. M. Meaas
Missouri Highway Patrol
Tews
Grand
Sapp
Grand Jury
Ben Booth
Roger Wilson
McKeever
Plovd
Missouri
Towa
Bank Clerks Face Death In Siberia Theft
In Khabarovvse two bank clerks A. P. Tutov and YV. A. Berestetzky were sentenced to death for stealing 300000 rubles from Suchansky state bank.
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Khabarovvse
Siberia
A. P. Tutov
YV. A. Berestetzky
Suchansky
Kidnaper Feared Disguised As Woman In Nationwide Hunt
Louisville authorities and federal agents pursue Thomas H. Robinson Jr. in the Alice kidnapping case. A photo showing Robinson in women’s dress was prepared by Berry V. Stoll with artist Emil Plasche to aid identification, based on reports of a handsome brunette disguise and a Tennessee asylum background.
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Louisville
Berry V. Stoll
Alice
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Robinson
Lmear
Indianapolis
Tennesse
Stoll
Department of Justice
Emil Plasche
Louisville Times
Stoll Oil Refining Company
Paul A. Plasche
Times
Quintuplets Aired Debut From Dalero Hospital Thursday
The Dionne quintuplets, famed as the world’s most famous babies, will make their radio debut at 8:15 p.m. Thursday Eastern Standard Time. The broadcast originates from Dalero hospital and will be carried across WABC. The babies are expected to cry or coo during the broadcast as the American public tunes in.
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New York
Dionne Quintupiets
Sadio
Daleo Hospital
I Wabc
Betty Gow To Sail For America In Lindbergh Case
Glasgow dispatch reports Betty Gow the Scottish nurse who cared for Charles Lindbergh Jr from infancy is set to sail for Canada next Saturday. She may testify in the Hauptmann murder trial, possibly for the prosecution or defense. Hauptmann’s counsel asked her to sail immediately.
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Glasgow
Betty Gow
Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Canada
America
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Gow
Hauptmann
Roosevelt maps future power policy amid bids and debates
President Roosevelt’s power policy committee set a meeting to decide how far the government should push power production and how to ease rates for major cities like New York. Officials discuss Tennessee Valley Authority legality while private firms seek rate reductions and farm power use.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rower Policy Committee
lMayor LaGuardia
Davidson
New York City
Almira
Reuben E. Bakenhus
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Tennessee Valley Authority
Edison Electric Instituts
Btill
National Resources Board
Thomas N.mccarter
Edison Electric Institute
McNinich
Bank Check Tax Will Be Lifted Here Jan. 1
The piece notes that the bank check tax will be lifted on January 1 and describes how customers and bankers adapted. It mentions two tax avoidance methods, the extra clerical work caused by the tax, and the resulting savings and errors across local banks.
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Ias
Maryville Gets 4000 Grant For Sewage System
The Public Works Administration rewrites funding for Maryville Missouri, changing from a 15000 dollar loan and grant to a 4000 dollar grant allocation for sewer system improvements, replacing the earlier approved allotment.
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Maryville
Washington
Public Works Administration
Mayors Map Out Legislative Program Assembly meeting discussed
Missouri mayors and city officials plan a joint meeting in Jefferson City to map a legislative program. Mayor Means Ray of Jefferson City serves on the legislative committee with Baker Fulton Werner O Neil Saint Charles. Officers include Homer L Centralia president George Klingenberg Concordia vice president and Willam J Bradshaw Columbia executive secretary and R S Pollard Columbia treasurer. Officials urge district representatives and senators to attend. Missouri oral councilmen June Rose Jefferson City and several St. Louis County League members expected to attend.
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Tocay
Asses Association of Mayors
Or Sound Association of City
Allor
House of Representatives
Toom
Means Ray
Jefferson City
Baker
Fulton
Werner. O'Neil
SL Charles
Homer L. Centralia
George Klingenberg
Concordia
Willam J. Bradshaw
Columbia
R. S. Pollard
Meyers
Seyssouri
June Rose
St. Louis County League of Municipalities
Mayors or organization to discuss program 28 plans
A morning session at 9 o'clock will host discussion among interested mayors or organizations about the program 28. The agenda focuses on collaboration and future actions in the initiative.
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The
Mayors Organization
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