Publican Support v Bonus Payment Saved By McNary
The article outlines McNary backing a plan for full veterans bonus payments with bipartisan and presidential negotiation. It discusses administration efforts to secure votes for a bill, comparing Byrant and Patman proposals, and notes Chamber of Commerce input on government credit. Major figures include McNary, Roosevelt, Vinson, and McCormack with committee leaders like Doughton involved.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Issate
Bia
McNary
Veterans of Porelen Fas
Redeader
House
Doughton
North Carolina
Vinson
Kentucky
McCormack
Masschusetta
Tha
Patman
Byrnes-Steiner
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Plea Studied by Federal Judge in Tennessee Case
Federal Judge John B. Beartield studied new evidence today in the case involving a publisher from Huntsville and B Roach, both convicted of representing themselves and government employees. The defendants deny selling a newspaper advert to TVA stock developers. Defense argues prejudicial and incompetent testimony tainted the record.
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Ree Publshers
New Evidence Memphia
Tenn
John BD
al- M&a
Huntaville
Daily Register
B. Roach
Dee
TVA
United
Tennessee
Roosevelt Message Sparks Wide Interest in Argentina
An AP report notes President Roosevelt’s message to Congress has stirred broad attention across Argentina and neighboring Latin American nations. Editorials and opinion pages in Buenos Aires papers highlight the possible impact on regional ties with the United States, urging continued dialogue and cautious policy alignment amid evolving hemispheric dynamics.
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Jag
Roosevelt
Orthen
South America
United States
Gltioech Armepape
Italian Planes Bomb American Field Hospital
Italian planes bombed the American field hospital at Daggah Bur in southeastern Ethiopia, killing a former director Dr Robert Hoceman of Wheaton Illinois and wounding others. The attack followed a Swedish Red Cross worker death and amid shifting European war policy discussions in London and Paris. A baby named Charles Jones drowned after his mother answered a telephone call.
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Allair
Eld
Daggah Bur
Ethipia
Ethiopian Red Cross
Addia Ababa
Red Crown
Robert Hoceman
Wheaton
Makale
Halle Selassie
Washigton
London
League of Nations
Mussolini
East Africa
Gunner Lundstrom
Red Cross
Fried Hylander
Red Crogs
Ogaden
Roosevelt
Congress
Paris
Treasury Position Ashington Jan 4 AP
The Treasury on January 4 reports receipts of 272 108 781 89 dollars and expenditures of 104 215 711 03 dollars leaving a balance of 2 285 184 850 53 dollars. Customs receipts for the month total 906 835 22 dollars.
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Ashington
The
Treasury
Will Dothan Fail Editorial Sets Monday Deadline
An editorial notes Dothan Ne must decide on Monday whether progress hinges on crop fluctuations or industrial growth. A business group will seek a few thousand dollars to secure a shirt factory project with a payroll over 150 600 annually, employing at least 850 people, with Monday as the final cutoff.
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Dothan
Hangar and Two Planes Wrecked by Storm at Dothan Airport
A noon wind storm destroyed a hangar and two airplanes at the Dothan municipal airport. The Taylor Cub owned by Ralph Dowling and the Bird owned by Henry Askew were toppled, with one flipped onto its wheels. Dowling had run a flying school there since August. about 15 to 20 students were present, three soloed on the ship. The hangar, a galvanized iron structure, had been moved several times in six years. The storm also toppled a chimney and blew down radio aerial poles as it swept into Dothan.
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Dothan
Minicipal
Taylor Cub
Ralph Dowling
Henry Askew
Dowling
Bradford
Bod
P Nying
Alentudenté
Askew
Taylor
Italians Lose Fourth Plane in Ethiopian War Front
An official communique reports Italy lost its fourth aircraft in flames over the Caf ta region yesterday. Two officers, an observer, and a non commissioned pilot were killed. It notes two bombings against opposing forces near Socota and Seloa and Cafia region encampment. Eritrean rout patrols conducted reconnaissance with several enemy groups dispersed. Italian and native casualties listed.
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Crent Rome
APJ
Cafta
Socota
Seloa
Cafia
Tembien
Makale
Bank Chief Seeks Somerset Bank Clone Amid Depositor Reluctance
President Charles A. Fischer of First State Bank of Somerset attempted to clone a local bank in San Antonio. He urged depositors to withdraw their $50,000, claiming the bank was no longer a safe prop. Depositors refused to pull funds, expressing confidence and preference to keep deposits. Fischer admitted he had to beg customers and received little response.
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San Antonio
Tex
Charles A. Fischer
First State Bank of
Somerset
Fisher
Democrats Await State Committee Meeting on Jan 18
Alabama Democrats anticipate the January 18 meeting of the state Democratic executive committee. The session may consider a plan to elect all delegates to the 1938 National convention and let voters pledge delegates to Roosevelt, Governor Talmadge, or leave them uninstructed. The committee has already chosen John McQueen as state chairman and named U.S. Senators Black and Bankhead to head the delegation.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Democrats
Democratic Executive Committee
John D. McQueen
Tuscaloona
McQueen
Bibb
Scarnell
Thomas Walla
Roosevelt
Chicago
Tate
William W
Underwood
Brandon
Taxes Up In Alabama Tax Commission Report
Alabama Tax Commission reports a total tax intake rise of 2,609,731 from January 15 compared with the prior year. Tobacco receipts reached 2,245,097 while gasoline and income taxes show strong gains, with income tax receipts 245,003 higher than a year earlier.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Henry 8. Long
Commission
Bibb Graves
Oil sanctions near by observers
London observers believe the League may decide on an oil embargo against Italy if the United States restricts oil exports. They view Roosevelt’s message to Congress as shaping potential sanctions, with the Daily Herald arguing the embargo could halt war and force accountability for aggression. Officials welcomed the speech but declined to comment.
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Ben Robertson
London
League of Nationa
Italy
United States
League
Roosevelt
Congrest
Daily Herald
Reonevet
State officials watching Bruno Hauptmann case developments
Trenton and Vienna reports indicate state officials and prison authorities are monitoring any possible new light on the Lindbergh baby kidnapping as Hauptmann faces execution the week of January 14. Hauptmann’s counsel and the prisoner’s defense remain hopeful for clemency while officials seek any decisive evidence.
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Trenton
API
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Cal. Mark
Kimberlin
Aiaciodad
Houne
Kimberling
Howe
Linyd Fishyer
Haupt Mann
Fisher Ant
Giant Condor to Visit Dothan with Parachute Jumps
The Curtiss Condor, over 18 000 pounds with 96 foot wingspan, is due in Dothan this afternoon piloted by Capt. Herbert Sherman. It will stay until Tuesday morning. A sensational parachute jump show led by Buddy Bates is planned at the airport Sunday night with Bates jumping from 1 000 feet and a midair stunt. Cal Chamberlin will not be in Dothan this week.
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Dothan
Herbert Sherman
Umtil
Buddy Bates
Mike
Cal Chamberlin
Defiant Roosevelt Speech Signals New Deal War Plans
President Roosevelt’s remarks to Congress stir debate within the Democratic base and provoke Republican independents as they hint at possible shifts in the New Deal and looming election strategies. A Liberty League critique echoes amid talk of Garner, Smith, and party unity as 1932 tactics reappear. A separate county notice promotes a hog sale under 4-H supervision with local officials listed.
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Roosevelt
Meewege
Congress
Nye
North Dakota
Smith Will Speau
Alfred Smith
American Liberty League
League
Maverick
Texas
Liberty League
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Roonevelt
Chicago
Republican Tank
Fileo
G. Oo. 1
Thin Tenek
Vegata
Hnandal
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New Deal
Hraith
Joan
Sid Lewis
D. Minolta
Teague
Finah
Ucket
Nogates
Perhape
Smith
Pend
Roosevelt Speech Drives War of Words In Congress
President Roosevelt’s state of the union address sparks a heated battle in Washington as supporters praise his forceful denunciation of autocracy and critics claim the speech exposes dangers of a new deal opposition. The scene unfolds in a colorfully packed House and across radio networks with strong language about democracy versus dictatorship.
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Treas Statl
Washington
APJ
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Wein
Harrangue
Henry P. Fletcher
Rachal- Jongo
Han Mada
Carthin
New Deal
Atorm
Almont
Nz “‘Palllle Vil Puppela
Retuala
Bobigerente
America
Toonivelt
Europe
Agia
Allocratia
Aged Recluse Nearing Death and Wealth Found at Home
Police find over $30,000 in bank books tied to Anna Cloutier 60 and sister in law Amadees 60 in a shabby three story New York home. The pair, near death from starvation, had ample food but failed to heat the home. Jewelry valued at thousands along with bank deposits suggest hidden wealth. Neighbors report the sisters kept the upper floors unoccupied and the ground floor lived in. A passerby noticed a stove fire and flooded cellar prompting discovery. Doctors said Anna had died at least three days earlier while Amadees lay comatose and unlikely to survive.
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New Toa
Jan
Patney
Bia
Anna Cloutier
Amedes Cloutier
Ley
Bank Hooke
New York
Panka
Citutier
Tnny
Ping
Rink
Arveral Watehe
Governor Allen Seizes Control Amid Long Forces Clash
New Orleans scene as Governor Allen asserts temporary authority during a disputed January 21 primary. Robbed of clear victory, supporters of late SenatorHP Langernued rally while charges of vote buying and irregularities surface. Congressional probes loom as officials pledge fair counts and possible provisional governance under federal supervision.
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New Orleans
United States Army
Harry P
Meines White
Waldleca
Hpong
Laban
Nate
Tallure
United States
Kederst
Helberg
pantLange
Une Gavernanian
Jami
FARMS NEEDED FOR RESETTLEMENT PROGRAM
A Rural Resettlement Administration appeal seeks assignments of farmland for 25 farming units. Foreman said 4.2 million acres could be used, with rentals paid in February or March or in autumn during harvest. Owners willing to sacrifice rent may participate, after rent is collected from farm proceeds.
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Adm
Wike Trey
Ivey
Court to reopen Monday as judge to issue six month orders
Maysville Kentucky January 4 A court reopen plan sets Judge Halstead to write new orders for six months after a holiday recess ending Saturday The statutory schedule moves the next sessions including grand jury dates and criminal sessions This follows a Christmas recess and court house clock trouble with the year clock faces showing different hours.
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Houston County Circuit Court
Kession
D . Halvtead
Juter Halstead
Tim Maysville
Court House
Hilizard
Weather Summary for Alabama and Northwest Florida
Alabama fair with colder night and frost in the southern portion. Sunday will be warmer in the west. Northwest Florida partly cloudy and colder with probable frost inland tonight, Sunday generally fair.
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Alabama
Florida
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