Epic party fracas as Beales seeks control at convention
The article reports a chaotic scene at a party convention with McAdee Bat Sa Fr Adon recounting a fight and factional maneuvering. It notes attempts to rally pro-Roosevelt elements, the gavel passing among leaders, and predictions of securing California support while the session discusses platform planks and party strategy.
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BNA Epic
Jacion Beales
McAdee Bat Sa Fr Adon
Tan
Sinclair
Focces Nto
Mate Central
Itis Tomtorrow
Mauneuvers
Sean Culbert L. Oleon
Atate Oead
Psecat
Adopted
Releas
Roonevelt
California
Syisi
Egera
Arater
D. Roosevel
Man chases child in Oakland street rescue effort
The report describes Max Gerahenaon, a 52 year old man, leaping into action to aid a four year old girl pursued down a street in Oakland. He spurs the chase, guiding the child toward safety as the events unfold in a tense sequence. The child’s mother explains Gerahenaon’s role in the rescue and the outcome remains under discussion.
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Oakland
Calif
Max Gerahenaon
Mildred Scarhugh
Gerhenwm
Watunburt
Sanctions Working Drastic Change In Italy Home Life
Rome reports that League of Nations sanctions have visibly altered Italian home life. Work hours lengthen for breadwinners, lunch replaces a long siesta, and school days shrink. Theaters close earlier, public lighting halves, and Sunday outings vanish as fuel and resources tighten. Families adapt with thrift, banning popular pastimes and adopting Italian-made goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Guftin
Rome
League of Nations
Ialy
Estes
Mussolini
Italy
Movie Theater Listings for Houston and Nearby Venues
Saturday night Prevot and Sunday Monday showings feature Dick Powell in Thanks A Million with Ann Dvorak and Fred Allen plus a fan and big band. Remona Patsy Kelly and Phil Baker with Bee tle and Bottle. Noise includes Rubmoff and his violin. Various shorts and previews list Harold Bell Wrights tale The Calling of Dan Mathews, plus Pardon My Scotch and Tuoter's Para disa. Wednesday through Friday showcase Joan Crawford in I Live My Life with a large supporting cast and a Friday Night Magnificent Obsession. Also listed are Fox Ne and other travel pages, plus Westerns and adventures with Rex and Rinty.
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Houston
Dick Powell
Ann Dvorak
Fred Allen
Paul White
Remona
Patsy Kelly
Phil Baker
Beetle and Bottle
Rubmoff
Yacht Club Boyn
Dothan Engle News
Richard Arien
Harold Bell Wright
Dan Mathews
Charlotte Wynterd
Douglas Dumbrike
Robert Taylor
Charles Butterworth
Betty Jurneas
Arthur ‘Treacher
Ralph Morgan
Henry Armetta
Bery Mercer
Popeye
Jane Withero
John de Gulro
Sally Blane
Francis Ford
Jerry Langdon
Rex and
Rinty
Courthouse Sing Holds Fort Gumtsr Inhabited By Few
A fragment reports a small outpost named Fort Gumtsr with a lone family and two enlisted soldiers as its only inhabitants. The sparse census like note hints at isolation and a minimal garrison in a remote post.
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Fort Gumtsr
Shippers Unite Against Southern Railway Bridge Sale
More than 500 shippers formed the West Alabama Transportation Protective Association to oppose Southern Railway’s plan to abandon three miles of track and the Tombigbee River bridge on the Mobile to Selma line. They aim to raise 2500 dollars to fund a Washington delegation and request the War Department to overturn its order requiring bridge reconstruction and river clearance.
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Jackson
Southern Railway Go
Tombighee River
Mobile
Selma
West Alsbama ‘Transportation Protective Association
Washington
War Department
Southern
Eva Murphy Dies After Illness At Dothan Hospital
Mrs Eva Murphy of Newville route one aged 35 died at a local hospital at 1 am Saturday after several days illness. She was born in Henry County and was active in the Methodist church and local social life. Survived by her husband G Murphy seven daughters two sons three brothers and three sisters. Funeral at Center Church Kenny County at 2 pm Sunday with Rev Hicker officiating burial in church cemetery pallbearers named Sam Harrison J C Chaney Garston Peebles Thyie Treywick Taylor Trewick and Lockhart Stannon.
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Dothan Hospital
Eve Murphy
Newville
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Murphy
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ZT. Harrison
Henry County
Methodist Church
G. Murphy
Misees Gladys
Elizabeth
Wmudeline
Jigs Murphy
Mra
Ruby Blankenship
Mise Francie Murphy
Birmingham
Merle Hughes
Bathemare
Frank Murephy
Miami
Fla
Laroar Morphy
Ymes Earle Kirkland
Cotton
Wood
J. HM
Enale
Abbeville
Elle Woodham
Dothan
Z. T. Harrison
Robert Harr
Center Church
Kenny County
Pav Hicker
Sam Harrison
J. C. Chaney
Garston Peebles
Thyie G. Traywick
Taylor Trewick
Lockhart Stannon
Fellows and Forrester
China Nationalists’ Fifth Congress Promulgates 12 Ordinances
Nanking January 18 CAP China’s nationalist party, after eight years in power, issued 12 commandments for its members. Eight stress loyalty, bravery, cleanliness and kindness, while four emphasize filial piety and reverence to parents and ancestors rooted in ancient Chinese philosophy.
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Chinens
Nanking
Jen
Congress of
China
Nationalist Party
Tey
SUNDOWN STORIES in a quarrel over meals and manners
A fragmented scene shows Top Notch and Sir Count debating sharing bread with Bir Count as tension rises. The dialogue mixes whimsy and precarious power, then shifts to a Washington dispatch noting rail car loadings for the week ending Jan 18.
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Washington
Indiana Four Florida Teens Return to Waterloo After Detour
Four Columbus youths aged 16 to 17 traveled from Indiana to Pansey Florida in a car owned by Clarence Roy Shomer's father. After wandering Alabama and reaching Pansey, they stayed four days awaiting funds to repair the car. Deputies arrived with a Columbus telegram, holding the boys until parents could fetch them.
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Columbus
Ind
Indiana
Sherife
Alex May
Rome
Clarence Roy Shomer
Chester Glenn Fivecoat
Bill McGinnis
Elden Edward Anderson
Bhomer
Alabama
Pansey
Parenta
Une
Mutomobiis
Ail
Shofnir
Uwn'lt
JURY PICKER Earns More Drawing Jurors in Court
Louis Scrughan, age unknown, in Charleston, D C, sits barefoot on law books in the courthouse drawing silos out of a bar crowd while jurors are chosen. He earns three dollars a day, more than many grown men get for back breaking work, and has held the odd job for months despite a fall during a solemn trial that sparked laughter in the courtroom.
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Louis Scrughan
Reta
Louis
Charleston
D. C
Sanctions Game Invades London Nursery Audience
A London report describes a new political game in a nursery, played with a board and pieces colored red and black. Red ageressora attempt to trap teague states, while black teague pieces seek to enforce sanctions. If red cannot move, sanctions succeed. if red captures ten teague pieces, sanctions fail.
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London
England
Rede
Eritrean deserters flock to Hallo Selassie for arms
In DESSYE Ethiopia on January 18, hundreds of Eritrean ex soldiers of the Italian army trek toward Emperor Halie Selassie seeking direct acceptance. They bring captured Italian weapons and report widespread desertion as frontier defenses were crossed.
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Hallo Bethanie
Dessye
Ethiopia
Halla Selassie
Erttrem
Political March in Swift Pace Across Nation
Washington January 17 The parade of 1935 politics speeds toward November ballots as Roosevelt sets the tempo with a new address and budget message. Key events include the Jackson Day dinner with Roosevelt at center stage and planned speeches by Al Smith in Philadelphia and other leaders in New York Canton and Toledo. The Republican side forecasts Borah and Hoover era figures touring major cities as Congress continues its session.
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Washington
Vince Prealaent
Roosevelt
Gan
White House
Rounivelt
Menange
Congress
Hig Dudget
Supreme Court
Democratic National Committee
Inter
Philadelphia
al Smith
Ameriana Liberty League
Smith
Borah
Make & Apeech
New York
Toledo
Hoo
Hamilton Fish
Canton
Ohio
Elba Women Assist In Home Beautification Effort
Elba women cooperate with Miss Mamie Mathews Coffee County home demonstration agent in a home beautification project. She distributes cuttings to club women showing interest in improving farm homes. A second item notes Berlin hosts 19 130 eating places with 11 200 serving alcoholic drinks.
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Mamie
Mathews
Coffee County
Mathews Han
Berlin
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