Immediate Aid Sought for Hard Hit Counties of State
A multi-item front page notes emergency requests for aid to severely hit counties amid a state crisis. It also flags political and social briefs from across the country including court recesses, celebrity gossip, and local incidents. The jumble mentions a divorce case in Topsfield recessed after a witness collapsed, Lupe Velaz and Johnny Weissmiller media chatter, a Nebraska City safety award, a mine rescue at Haorwick, a baby mixup in Shamokin, French cruisers in Saigon, a high-profile murder trial in Glendale, and a weather-heavy casualty-free shipwreck report.
Life's Like This A News Roundup From The AP
A dislocated shoulder after a fall in Pittsburg h left Taylor briefly treated by police and hospital staff. A downtown pedestrian incident sent four year old Richards to hospital with injuries. Arizona birth and death notes surface amid a Warner Brothers studio reference. Seward farmer Kadavy fires on deputies during attempted arrest, wounding the officer.
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Pittshuagh
Cloud Taylor
Taylor
Salt Lake City
Mr. DD. Richards
Adewalle Gollsion
Inside Story on 1938 Economy Drive From Washington
Washington reports the first annual appropriation debate shows a soft economy push with Woodrum cautioning that cuts could drop the deficit to around 50 million dollars. Mallon notes early politicking and the budget balancers’ stance as the session begins.
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Woodrum
House
Congressional
Police Round Up Auspicious Characters in City
In a bustling city, officers escort a cautious businessman away after a tense exchange while a frightened elderly man, seen smoking near a house, is restrained by police. A foggy street scene captures hurried chatter and wary glances as officers manage a tense moment on the block.
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Ubers
Putin
Roosevelt Presses Auto Credit Curtailed to Curb High Pressure Sales
Washington January 13 reliable sources say President Roosevelt is negotiating with business leaders to curb installment buying credit in the auto field. He is reported to have urged the industry to limit credit to two percent with Sloan of General Motors directing the proposal. Other leaders at the talks include Ernest T. Weir Lewis Brown M. W. Clement and Colby Chester. Roosevelt also criticized 24 month credits and over selling before a Senate committee. He favors more industrial planning and possible antitrust revisions to aid cooperation between industry and government. Next week a major Commerce Department advisory council meeting will discuss recovery plans with the president. Republican Leader Bertrand Snell criticized officials for offering rhetoric instead of work programs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Fead Tnstle
Sloan
Ernest T. Weir
National Stout Corporation
Lewis Brown
Johns Minville
M. W. Clement
Pennsylvania
Colby Chester
General Foods Corporation
William Knudsen
General Motors
Senate
Rooggvelt
Commerce Department
Bertrand Snell
New York
House
Iowa Youth Wins In Tri State Lamb Show
Iowa youth Paul King of Rock Rapids won the grand individual championship at the Tri-State Fat Lamb Show in Sioux Falls on its third day. Hugh Barnett of Brackings earned the grand champion pen. King’s lamb weighed 110 pounds and placed third in its class, with Barnett praising alfalfa and protein concentrate feeding. The event drew 148 4 H members showing lambs, including entries from several South Dakota counties and northern Iowa, with multiple youths placing in various categories.
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Sioux Falls
Paul King
Rock, Rapids
Ita
Herm
Hugh Barnett
Brackings
King
Harnett
Barnett
Luke
Penn
Uth
Dakota
Blaine
Larson
Lake
Preston
Winnee
John
Ishaha County
Nee Towers
Lothar
Robert
Wapid
Alfalfa Bill Murray Returns With New Muffler Bid
Ex governor William H Murray, known as Alfalfa Bill, returns to Oklahoma City politics in a July primary bid. Dressed in a bright red and blue muffler, he proclaims his governor’s face is won and invites ballot filing to split votes. He visits a hotel and hosts an informal reception, joking about doctors and his health at 64.
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Oklahoma City
William H
Murray
William HW
Alpha
Doherty Backed For Governorship By Young Republicans
A local group of Young Republicans adopted a resolution urging C. L. Ray Doherty to announce his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. The resolution praised his performance as state road commissioner and his success as a Republican candidate in the last general election.
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C. L. ‘Ray’ Doherty
Iand Han
Chautemps Seeks Confidence Amid French Crisis
Paris January 13 Premier Camille Chautemps told the Chamber of Deputies he was confident France could solve grave labor and monetary problems. He urged a vote of confidence for his program including peace in exchanges and budgetary balance, blamed franc weakness on labor strife, and warned that the law would strike those who oppose it. In New York reports the franc hit record lows, slipping toward 3.23 cents before a partial recovery to about 3.25 cents as markets reacted to the crisis.
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Camille Chautemps
Chamber of Deputies
France
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Jt Am
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Droesnew
York
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Prices Rise as Production Costs Drive Daily Newspapers Up
Nation section reports advance in production costs lifting prices paid by millions of vendors for daily newspapers. Disclosure indicates publishers pass costs to sellers amid broader economic pressures.
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Daly Newspapers
Avocet Recovers Evidence Of Blast On Samoan Clipper
The Avocet recovered charred fragments off Pago Pago from the Samoan Clipper disaster. The all-metal flying boat carrying seven crewmen crashed while dumping fuel before landing near Pago Pago. No bodies recovered. Captain Edwin Musick and crew were aboard.
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Pago Pago
Samos
Jon
Elf
Allmetal
Edwin
Musick
Pogo Pogo
Auckland
Alameda
Callf
Papera
Brooks
Los Angeles
F . MacClean
Honolulu
New Zealand
Pan American
Madrid Subway Blast Kills Hundreds Reported
London dispatch notes a Madrid subway explosion killing between 500 and 600 people with limited details. The blast occurred as a train passed nearby amid war disruptions and insurgent activity.
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Madrid
Teriaka
London
Caraway Attacks Lynch Bill in Senate Debate
Washington January 13 The Senate's only woman member Hattie Caraway of Arkansas denounced lynching and said she never approved it while criticizing the bill as unconstitutional and aimed at southern influence. Senator Glass and Connally weighed in on effects and political leverage as House committees draft a new daytime waxer hour bill ahead of possible rapid action.
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Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Senate
Washington
Axienva
Caraway
Glass
Virginia
Jendera
Talia
Connally
Texas
Worthern Democrats
National Party Convention
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Bailey
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Pitty
Zien McKellar
Tennessee Demogent
Cormmmit~ Tees
Degiare ii
Houde Labor Committee
Norton
New Jersey
House
Panay Gunboat Salvage Abandoned After Yangtze Bombing
Jan. 13 report says salvage efforts for the American gunboat Panay on the Yangtze River were abandoned after Japanese bombs. The hull was blown and engines shattered. the ship sank near Nanking with the remains of the crew. Admiral Barry E. Vernell confirmed the vessel was beyond repair and that papers were recovered from the wreck.
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Panay
Bhanghai
United States
Yangtze’ River
Oahu
Nanking- Raed
Barry E. Vernell
Conenendee
United’ States
Borsba
Pansy
Ilmont
In-ait
Hobalea
County Commissioners Appeal to Federal Agencies for Relief
South Dakota county commissioners in a special emergency session urged Washington to provide immediate relief from the winter crisis. They formed committees to meet federal relief heads in Pierre and Mitchell, seeking higher old age assistance and aid to dependent children, and waivers for WPA project sponsors.
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South Dakota
Washington
Winster
Minnehaha County
State Association of County Commissioners
Siming St
Pierre
Gtate
Larsom
John Forsting
Brown County
BR. H. Stein
Codington County
Floyd van Tassel
Kingsbury
W. B. Spears
Sully
A. A. Vogel
Lyman County
James Curran
Lawrence County
Jeannet Hawkins
Spink
Frank McGovern
Davison County
Mitchell
Kennedy
State
Works Progress Administration
Chiang Outlines Counter Attack
General Chiang Kai-Shek flew to Suchow to lead a major counter-offensive along the Tsinpu railway toward Suchow and Laumghay. Chinese forces massed for a week along the line with Shanghai in reach, while battleship reports and casualty tallies indicated heavy fighting between Chinese and Japanese troops in Shantung and Shantung- area engagements.
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Generalisamo
Chiang Kai-Shek
Suchow
Laumghay Railway
China
Chiang
Tsinpu
Shanghai
Tientain
Pukow
Nowkine
Tainan
Shantung Province
Taining
Tsinen
Yenchow
Tsinpn
Shanting Province
Tajngiso
Shantras
Cane Turing
Tsining
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Lupe
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King Featurea Syndicate, Inc
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