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Circus Parade Causes Court Adjournment in Murder Case
The Birmingham circuit judge paused a murder trial to let jurors and lawyers watch a circus parade. The Decatur Daily mocks Governor Miller retiring to Camden and suggests Horace Wilkinson file an injunction to block the transfer and seek a Supreme Court dissolution, hoping it would set a precedent for future governors.
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Horace Wilkinson
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Horace
Supreme Court
Morgenthau Sees Wiretaps in Drug War Spark Debate
Secretary Morgenthau backs wiretapping to fight dope peddlers smugglers and bootleggers sparking a clash over ethics and legality. The 1928 Supreme Court ruling split with Holmes calling the tactic ignoble and criminal while the majority upheld it amid debates on unconstitutional searches.
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Treasury
Okeh
Supreme Court
Roosevelt kinship traced from 1649 Dutch settler to FDR
A fragment from the Opelika Daily News recounts Claes Martenzen van Rooseveldt arriving in 1649 and notes the 17,200 living descendants of his son Nicholas. It explains Oyster Bay and Hyde Park lines producing presidents, and teases the Roosevelt cousins web with Franklin D. Roosevelt and Eleanor.
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Government and criminals clash over wire tapping ethics
The Birmingham Age- Herald argues that government should not emulate criminals by using wire tapping. it favors restraint despite Treasury Department efforts against crime, viewing harsh measures as a risky, self-defeating approach.
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Birmingham Age
Farley as a Political Operator Critics Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler accuses Mr. Farley of being a frank politician who rewards friends and harms enemies under the apolis system. He notes Farley’s persistence as postmaster and hints at Democratic rivals eager to challenge him in town politics.
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Mr. Farley
Grace Moore Tops Fame in New York Culture Scene
OGO McIntyre notes Grace Moore dominates New York's attention as perfume, menus, and frocks tout her. The famed Met opera singer rose from Jellicoe Tennessee to the Metropolitan Opera House, amid public fascination with cinema and her versatile career.
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Jellicoe
Tenn
Metropolitan Opera House
Prison chapel clash a grim joke from Bristol Messenger
A prison chaplain asks a inmate if he knows him and the inmate replies with feisty humor. The chaplain says he has heard of him, and the inmate retorts that past churches were preached empty and vows not to let this one be the same, a blunt defiance in a grim joke from the Bristol Messenger.
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Leon Errol
Ziegfeld
Bristol
Roosevelt plans relief bonds to fund relief expenses
News Behind the News from Washington reports President Roosevelt considers selling new relief bonds to cover budget deficits and fund needy programs. The plan would balance the ordinary budget, restore confidence in securities, and test public support via door-to-door campaigns. A confidential Richberg memo analyzes the consumer under the New Deal, noting income groups from 2900 to 10000 form a large share of shoppers and criticizing consumer boards for neglecting consumer interests.
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Roosevelt
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Liberty Bond
White House
Message from Western state to Democratic HQ begs for funds
A fragmentary telegram sent to Democratic National Headquarters states the campaign is going splendidly and that the senator and Congressmen are safe. It adds an urgent note that “you have some money there” and requests withdrawal. The text was filed in the committee’s brass waste-basket.
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Senator
Cummings Deflects Questions at Press Conference
Attorney General Cummings faced persistent reporters asking about publishing names of politicians who interceded for gangsters and about ransom payments to kidnappers. He ignored the queries, labeling them topics for his upcoming crime conference and inviting the reporters to attend and share views. The brief note also mentions Hope and new dealers with money.
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Cummings
Justice Department
Department
Hope
Pinned Down by Prover Attempted Robbery
In Cleveland Tennessee Bud Mc Alester, 80, used a safety pin in his clothing to thwart a purse snatching. A prowler attacked him, but the pin held and his hound dog chased the intruder away until assistance arrived. In Colorado Springs Colorado Uncle Sam’s image appears on Pikes Peak on clear nights around midnight.
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Bud McAlester
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Heart on the right side leaves Bark alive in Muskogee
Ferriy Bark, 21, was shot at a Saturday night dance in Muskogee Oklahoma. The bullet entered his left shoulder and traveled toward the heart area but left him alive in critical condition with his heart situated on the right side of his body.
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Ferriy Bark
Robber alert ends as plot trick saved liquor store
Newton Mass. Thomas Flanagan, liquor store proprietor, saw four policemen at his doorway after recalling a staged police call. A week earlier he had arranged with a telephone operator that lifting and replacing the phone quickly would trigger police. He had just performed the gesture accidentally.
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Thomas Flanagan
Flanagan
Bell rope accident injures church bell ringer
A. B. Kinsey, 74, attempted to ring a church bell in Atlanta Georgia. The clapper fell and struck his head causing serious injuries. He was rushed to a local hospital for treatment.
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A. B. Kinsey
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Springtime In The Rockies Gladdens Bitter Root
Hamilton Montana reports warm rains swelling buds and a new crop of grass carpeting the Bitter Root valley signaling early spring signs despite the calendar.
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Hamilton, Mont
Bishop Manning Declares Episcopal Church Fundamentally Catholic
Atlantic City N J Oct 23 The Rt Rev William T Manning Bishop of New York says the Protestant Episcopal church is fundamentally and definitely Catholic He adds the church maintains brotherly relations with Protestant bodies and shares much with Evangelical Protestantism while insisting its faith and order align with the early unaided church. The remark sparked debate at the triennial general Episcopal convention commemorating Samuel Seabury's consecration.
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William T. Manning
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Ada Buys Farm Journal In Secret for New Deal Pub
The Eagle Classified notes Ada secretly purchased a farm journal about a week ago and will operate it hereafter as a new deal publication. Bernard MacFadden plans a national political weekly set for newsstands at the start of the year.
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Farm Journal
Bernard MacFadden
Talks to Parents By Alice Judson Peale
Parenting column argues a mother who fakes illness to avoid duties harms children. It describes a pattern of arrested development and urges self control, noting bringing up children is a real job and illness should not be used as an excuse.
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Alice Judson Peale
Chilren
Visiting the Gipsies Near Puddle Muddle
Mary Graham Bonner presents a Sundown Stories tale where Willy Nilly Rip the dog Top Notch and Christopher Columbus Crow visit gipsies camped near Puddle Muddle. The gipsies unpack, build a fire, and invite the group to share dinner while Quick-Dick the fire horse noses around the scene.
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Lisbon cabinet quits in Portugal resignation shock
Premier Antonio de Olivera Sala zar and his cabinet resigned today in Lisbon Portugal. The cabinet had been formed in April 1983.
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Portugal
Antonio de Olivera Salazar
Man About Manhattan
George Tuche r surveys a brisk New York scene blending street life and culture. He notes cattle-booted cowboys on Broadway, chic fashion shifts like double-breasted tuxedos, busy purveyors on Chambers Street, and a mix of urban oddities from street vendors to theater crowds.
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New York
George Tucher
Tallulah Bankhead
Galt
Wters
Stark ‘Young
Edward Ryan Jr
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