Senate swing into action over economy and taxes
Washington notes the Senate Economy Committee endorsed a plan granting President-elect Roosevelt power to reorganize government for economy. Democrats aim to curb deficits and push a reorganization through the treasury post office supply bill. Collier and Ways and Means tee up proposals like a manufacturers sales levy while cautioning about broad sales taxes. Garner stresses Roosevelt’s readiness to take responsibility but not dictatorship.
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Washington
Treasury
Senate Economy Committee
Roosevelt
Ways and Means Committee
Collier
Treasury-Post Office
Senate
Roosevell
Hoover
Garner
House
Cochran
Expenditures Committee
Congress
Garter
Coller
McLeod
K., Mich
Scout Court Rewards Eagles For Two Leaders
Reymond Hager and Alex Cohen received Eagle badges at the Boy Scout court of honor last night. Hager leads Scout Troop 6 as scoutmaster, while Cohen serves as assistant scoutmaster for Troop 7.
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Reymond Hager
Alex Cohen
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Hager
Cohen
Neglect blamed in death of 17 month old Palimeter
A coroner jury blamed parental neglect for the December 24 death of Gene Franklin Palimeter, 17 months, in Liberal Kansas. Prosecutor King said he would file fourth degree manslaughter charges against the baby's parents Adley and Mrs Palimeter after county officers found the child strapped in a crib too short, with skin rubbed from forehead, knees, teeth and hands.
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Kas
Adley Palimeter
John ©. King
Seward
Gene Franklin Palimater
Pallmeter
Roosevelt to aid Tom Mooney letter pledge in Albany
President elect Roosevelt met Mrs. Mary Mooney in Albany as he cleared his desk for the incoming California case. He promised to write Governor Rolph of California after his departure, saying he would consider the matter before composing the letter. Roosevelt planned a quiet end to his governorship, with a cabinet dinner and a private Hyde Park departure.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Mary Mooney
Tom Mooney
San Francisco
Rolph
California
Guerissy T. Cross
Man ‘Sion
Louis 5. Scott
Tom Mooney Moulders’ Defense Committee
Louis Weinstock
American Federation of Labor Committee For Unemployed Insurance
Alfred Hirsch
National Committee For the Defense of
William &. Patterson
Natonal
International Labor Defense
Scott
Dec
Rolph, Jr
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sid
Lackawanna creates smoker balance on trains vote
In New York commuters voted to keep one smoking car on short trains and two on long trains while offering a non smoking option on some cars. The decision contrasts with modern shifts away from railcar smoking and preserves a simple choice for travelers seeking either smoking or non smoking options.
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United Press
New York
Lackawanna
San Antonio
Tex
Regine Weelfelie
Reynolds Resigns From Continental Illinois National Bank
George M. Reynolds, a renowned banker, resigns as chairman of the Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Co due to his wife’s sudden illness. He cites a wish for a life of leisure as he nears 68, noting the bank is the largest outside New York City.
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George M. Reynolds
Continental Ilinois National Bank & Trust Co
United States
New York City
Reynolds
Oklahoma City oil field veterans endure hardships as well fire hits home
In Oklahoma City the No 2 Nabegger Prepure well erupted, spewing oil over nearby homes as crews worked to install a control valve. National Guardsmen guarded the area while fifteen families endured cold meals in a hazardous, fire-prone zone near the gusher.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahomas City
National Guards
Leading Japanese newspaper man Motoyama dies at 79
Hikeichi Motoyama founder and president of Osaka Mainichi and Tokio Nichi newspapers died at 79. He built a large, influential press group and led philanthropic efforts including a coastal hospital ship, a braille magazine, and international study programs for reporters.
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TOXIC
Hikeichi Motoyama
Japan
Osaka Mainichi Shimbun
Tokio Nichinichi Shimbun
Motoyama
Keio University
Hyogo Prefectural
Jiji Shumpo
Fujita Gumi
Order of Merit
Nankai Railway Company
Meiji Life Insurance Company
Osaka Mainichi
Tokio Nichi
Mainichi
Mainichi Company
Tokio Nicht
Motoywua
IWS
The
United Press
Far East
Agriculture Supply Bill Passed By House In Washington
The House approved a $100,000,000 agriculture department supply bill and sent it to the Senate. Discussions covered agency reorganization, a potential special session, farm relief and Volstead act modification amid budget balancing efforts. Deficiency appropriation of $21,421,000 was reported for immediate government needs.
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Washington
Des
Congress
House
Agriculture Department
Senate
Garner
Roosevelt
Senate Economy Committee
Hoover
Collier
Ways and Means
Tan Jones
House Agriculture Committee
White House
1932 Farm Values Decline Across Crops and Lands
The report lists declining values for numerous farm products and lands in 1932, with figures for seeds, hay, fruits, vegetables, and acreage. It notes significant totals for pastures, woods, and cultivated lands, alongside specific crop values and production figures. Also referenced is a bank robbery in Lindsay, Oklahoma, nine days earlier and a pursuit incident involving nails on the highway.
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NAS
Pauls Valley
Okla
First National Bank of
Lindsay
Texisy
Chinch Bugs Seen Plentiful in Cole County
County Farm Extension Agent T Lueker reports chinch bugs alive and plentiful in Cole county yesterday. An exhibition on burning bags was canceled due to weather at Henry Raithel's farm near Russellville while Lasker Sullivan and others collected grass showing many chinch bugs. The agent notes 90 percent survive winter in grass and urges farmers to burn to destroy the pests. one bug dying now could leave 10,000 offspring.
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Cole County
T. ¥. Lueker
Henry Raithel
Russellville
Agent Lasker
K. €. Sullivan
George D. Jones
Raithel
Gole
Suspension of Southwestern Transportation license by PSC
The Southwestern Transportation Company, a trucking firm in southeast Missouri, had its license suspended by the Missouri Public Service Commission for failing to carry property and liability insurance on its freight haulers. Its interstate freight permit was also suspended. The line serves routes on highway 25 between Cape Girardeau and Kennett and toward the Missouri Arkansas border.
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Southwestern Transportation Company
Missouri
State Public Service Commission
Cape Giradeau
Kennett
Schmitz Transfers Groceries to Diemler Firm
Hugo Schmitz will associate with the Diemer Grocery at 34 Madison Street after today, disposing of his Jefferson and Ashley location. Diemer Grocery owner Diemler commented yesterday, expressing details of the arrangement and future operations.
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Hugo Schmitz
Jefferson and
Ashley Streets
Diemer
Madison Shreat
Antone Diemler
Jfuma
Trainmen seek united front against wage scale cut in Kansas City
Leaders of railroad trainmen from several lines meet in Kansas City to oppose a proposed wage scale by Kansas City Southern executives. The plan offers 5.16 for a six hour day vs 7.14 for eight hours or less, with changes in work rules. A. B. Cranor and J. H. McQuaid urge unity to safeguard 1916 gains.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Southern
A. B. Cranor
Southern Lines Brotherhood
Traipmen
Cranor
J. H. McQuaid
St. Louis
National Brotherhood
McGuaid
Crenor
Bright Spots In Business Bright Spots In Business
New York reports in Dun's weekly trade review point to definite improvement early in 1933. Chicago notes quadrupled unfilled orders for refrigerators as demand rises. New York cites a $200 million rise in advertising appropriations for 1993. Pittsburg records November glass production at 4.510 million square feet, up from October and 1930 levels. Mobile shows Mobile and Ohio Railway November net operating income of $16,807 after a prior loss.
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United Press
New York
Dun’s
Weekly Trade Review
Chicago
Grigeby-Gruney O
Merk
John F. Ditzell
Morris Litimsenn
Pittsburg—Plata
Piste Glass ‘Manufacturers of America
Mobile
Ala
Mobile and Ohio Railway
Lumberman Indicted in Judd Case Indirectly Tied to Escape
Phoenix December 30 AP Indicted as an accessory to murder J E Halloran a Phoenix lumberman and sportsman named in the grand jury indictment charged with aiding Winnie Ruth Judd after the murders of Agnes Anne Lerei and Hedvig Samuelson. Halloran appeared in court bonded at 5000 to face a preliminary hearing. The indictment accuses him of concealing the crime and harboring Judd, who faces execution in February. Also noted: volcanic activity in Central America, specifically El Salvador, is unusually high for historic times.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Halloran
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes Anne
Lerei
Hedvig Samuelson
Los Angeles
Arizona Penitentiary
Florence
Judd
Howard C. Speakman
Erisl
Grand
Mrs. Judd
Stillwell Rules on Insurance Cases on Final Cole Day
Judge W S Stillwell issued rulings authorizing 70 insurers to continue collecting 16 2 3 percent more than allowed and granting an appeal to the Kansas City Court of Appeals. The state insurance department sought to overturn a prior order reducing premiums and $860000 remained tied in state court litigation. Miss Forks appeal involved a Cole County jury awarding $200 against the Prudential Insurance Company.
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Missouri
Kansas City Court of Appeals
W. S. Stillwell
Cole County
State Insurance Department
State Department
Miss Forck
Prudential Insurance Company
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Schmitz
Diemler Fire
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Lupe
Hollywood
Johnny Weissmuller
Lupe Velez
Agua Caliente
K. C. Trainten
JJ Halloran
Central American Republic of
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Stillwell
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