Roosevelt Attacks Political Profiteers In Nation’s Crisis
President Roosevelt charged profiteers are stirring urban voters against the new deal farm program as it nears a supreme court test. He said 46 states are powerless without federal action to balance agriculture and denounced dispensers of discord while promising fair prices for farmers and justice for all. Continued on Page Two.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Swoltiael Peetiiowe
Supreme Court
Hoosac
Sets
Canada
Ameri
First Day Ad Stopped For Apartment Rental
The Daily wanted ad ran for one day before the two room first floor apartment at 406 Sherman St was rented. Mrs. J. B. Schimmel ordered the ad for three days and then had it pulled after the first day.
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Sherman St
J. B. Schimmel
Home Town Of Fighting Irish In Holiday Garb
South Bend Indiana welcomes the nation’s first president with Notre Dame honorary degree. A holiday spirit fills the city as bunting decorates streets and schools close. About 125000 people expected to line the routes for the president’s arrival.
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John Lear
Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame Univercsaries
Bend
Identity of White Captive Sought Near Georgetown
In British Guiana the fate of a crippled white man said to be held by an Indian tribe is investigated. The expedition led by Art Williams with Harry Wendy and Edward Sill aims to locate the captive and identify him, possibly linked to Paul Redfern. The Wanatboa area along the Corentyne river is the target of search efforts.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Paul Redfern
United States
Brazil
Guinanas
Art Williams
Harry Wendy
Edward Sill
Wanatboa
Corentyne River
Dutch Guinana
Atlantic
Sill
Redfern
Rose Bowl Seats Sell Out For Stanford SMU Game
Stanford announces all 84 474 seats at Pasadena Rose Bowl have been sold for the New Year’s Day football clash with Southern Methodist. Al Masters said the total is exhausted, reflecting strong local and regional interest in the game.
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Stanford University
Calif
al Masters
Stanford
Pasadena
Southern Methodist
Roosevelt cites freedom of worship at Notre Dame event
President Roosevelt discusses freedom of worship as a core American value during a Notre Dame convocation honoring Philippine independence. He argues the United States must uphold liberty of conscience and intellect, warning against religious intolerance amid global conflicts.
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Roosevelt
United States
Knights of Columbus
Notre Dame
Actress Revisions Attack Story in Bel Air Incident
Carmelita Geraghty wife of Carey Wilson told police she fell in the Bel Air bathroom injuring her forehead. Wilson reported an intruder beat her, but she later said she fell and regained consciousness. Dr Barnard said she was hurt and authorities found locked doors with no sign of forced entry.
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Hollywood
Calif
Carmelita Geraghty
Carey Wilson
Bel Air
Wilson
Harold Barnard
US urged naval arms treaty sparks Japanese objections
Admiral Nagano said cutting the existing treaty tonnage would prolong the ratio system that limits Japan to three-fifths of the naval power of the United States or Great Britain and is therefore unacceptable to Japan.
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Nagano
Japan
United States
Great Britain
United States Pushes 20 Percent Naval Tonnage Cut
At an international naval conference in London, the United States proposed a 20 percent reduction in treaty tonnage as diplomats and admirals from five sea powers assemble in the Locarno room. Davis urged frank talks to avoid a naval arms race while Britain's Stanley Baldwin urged concession to avert unrestricted competition. Japanese delegate Admiral Osami Nagano followed with his position.
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Lloyd Lehrbas
Associated Preas
London
United States
Locarno
London Foreign Office
Davis
Wwe
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Osami Nagano
Special Liquor Tax Held Invalid Ruling
In a 6 to 3 decision Justice Roberts says a federal excise tax on illicit liquor dealers in dry states infringes state rights after repeal of the prohibition amendment. The ruling affirms circuit court decisions from Birmingham and Tulsa. Brandeis Stone and Cardozo dissented. Dee L. alias Dr. Gus fined $250 for failure to pay the tax.
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Washington
Roberts
Birmingham
Tulsa
Brandeis, Stone
Cardozo
Circuit
Taxing Powers Office
Dee L
Gus
Itera
Aetocers
terse speech by Mussolini warns world
Italian leaders warned of a possible European war or rapid East African peace as London and Paris proposed peace terms in the Ethiopian conflict. Italian planes bombed Ethiopian camps while pilots reported casualties and residents dug trenches in Addis Ababa amid mounting tensions.
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Devon Francis
Associated Press
Royal House
France
Great Britain
I Duce
Ethiopia
Britain
London
Eaid
Milasolini
Paris
Ba A
Dolo
Addis Ababa
Dessye
Haile Selassie
Daggah Bur
Asmara
Eritrea
Roses Pruned and Cuttings Offered at Delano Park Garden
Mrs. D. C. Almon, supervisor of the Delano Park rose garden, announced that roses will be pruned and a few thousand cuttings will be available this week. She noted 100 new roses were planted to replace those killed by the drought.
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D. C. Almon
Delano Park Rose Garden
Weather Bulletin For Tennessee River Area
The Tennessee river remained stationary at 35 feet in the morning. The outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and colder conditions in the northeast and central portions tonight, with Tuesday turning generally fair but colder in the north and west central areas. In Tennessee, expect slightly colder temperatures east and central tonight, with Tuesday cloudy followed by rain and further cooling.
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Tennessee
Sereplinen
Alabama filling station operator fends off three robbers
R D Faulkner of Crudup, Alabama repulsed a three man robbery at his station. He disarmed a robber, fired at one in the car, and said he believed he killed and wounded two attackers. A wide mountain search for the trio continues.
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Gadsden
Ala
Alabama
R. D. Faulkner
Crudup
Here
Faulkner
Automobille
Roy Faulkner
Ransom Note Disputed By New Jersey Detective
Detective Dee Parker says he reviewed Dr John Condon testimony on the Lindbergh case and claims General Peacock showed him a ransom note from Atlantic City. Parker notes he did not attend the Flemington trial but sent his son and secretary to observe Condon’s testimony.
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Trenton
N. J
Dee
Filis H. Parker
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
John F. Condon
Robert M. Peacock
Peacock
Atlantic Cty
Parker
Burlington County
Mt. Holly
Flemington
Dr. Condon
Atlantic City
Plemington
Munn Hosts Air Ride Group In Ford Plane Trip
Jimmy Munn, Sinclair dealer, hosted friends on an air trip in the Ford plane at the local airport. The party flew to Athens to meet the aircraft and toured areas under TVA work, returning to Decatur. Participants included Mrs. J T Munn, Miss Ruby Boyer, Hart Selle, Miss Lucille Matthews, Decaner, and Camany.
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Jimmy Munn
Sinclair
Ford
Athens
TVA
Decatur
J. T.munn
Ruby Boyer
Hartselle
Lucille Matthews
Bullet Smiths At Liberty Today
Murder in the fatal shooting Tuesday November 19 of Dan Ewing in the 100 block on West Lafayette Street. Ewing died hours later at Benevolent Society hospital. Smith, wounded in the left hand, was taken into custody and held on a murder warrant sworn by Dr D C Walker. T C Almon retained as counsel for Smith.
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Dan Ewing
W. Lafayette Street
Liberty
Melvin Hutson
Ewing
Benevolent Society Hospital
Smith
Court of Justice
J. W. Bailey
D. C. Walker
T. C. Almon
Mrs. Mary Morrow Dies at 74 in Lacey's Spring
Mrs. Mary E. Morrow, 74, died Sunday at 4:00 AM at her home on Lacey's Spring route one. Survived by two sons Wilbert and Bob and two daughters Mrs. Ida Elders and Mrs. Lorine Lawrence. Funeral services were held this afternoon at two at Valdermosa Sp led by Rev. Simon Garrison. Interment planned there with Drinkard and Howell directing.
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Mary E. Morrow
Lacey’s Spring
Supreme Court Denies Hauptmann Review in Lindbergh Case
The U S Supreme Court refused to re view the Hauptmann kidnapping murder conviction. Justices announced the denial in a brief order while attorneys criticized the trial as unfair. Hauptmann remains in the Trenton house as the state proceeds with his sentence.
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Associa
Washington
Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Lindbergh
AAA
Trenton
Endagton
Endant
Charles A. Limebergh
Slavisan
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Flemington
Court Ofrers and Appeals
Hughes Cen
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Munn
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Mary Morrow
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