Congress Faces Old Age Pension And Bonus Debates
Washington awaits President Roosevelt’s social security proposal amid Townsend plan pressure for $200 monthly pensions for those over 60. House Ways and Means will discuss funding the $2.1 billion bonus, while World Court debate heats with Borah Robinson Harrison leading. Administration hints a 50-50 federal state share and unemployment insurance via Wagner-Lewis style payroll tax. Senate munitions probe and governor inauguration in Harrisburg color a busy week. The average man’s hair grows seven inches annually.
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Washington
Jan
M.correas
Teesevelt
Capitol Hill
White House
Houseways and Means
World Court
United Stes
Borah
John
Robinson
Harrison
Capitol
Wagner-Levwis
Doushton
North Carolin Democrat
House
Ways and Tacans Committee
A.t
Patman
Senate
Veterans’ Organizations
Nye
North Dakota
Republican
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Campbell Sets His Hopes On Speed Of 300 Miles An Hour
Jacksonville Florida January article reports Sir Malcolm Campbell aiming to exceed 300 mph on Daytona Beach next month with the Bluebird. ACA official L Warren Baker notes beach condition and course length affect potential. Campbell already holds 212 mph land speed record and hopes to reach 300 mph or more.
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Campbell
Jacksonville
Fla. Jan
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
L. Warren Baker
American Automobile Association
Earhart Weather Delays Flight West to Washington
Amelia Earhart, tired after a Pacific crossing and coast run, plans to fly to Washington but weather delays her departure from Burbank. Airport crews fuel and service her monocoupe as officials report no clear plans. Her husband George Putnam rushes to rejoin her. blizzard reports near Flagstaff further delay the trip.
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Los Angeles
Amelia Earhart
America
Pacific
Honolulu
go-California
Oakland
Washington
Union Air
Burbank
Miss Earhart
Amelia
Jo Washington
Flagstaff
Aziz
George Palmer Putnam
Filer
United States
Hartzell Arrested To Start His Term
Oscar M Hartzell, famed for promoting the Sir Francia Drake myth, faces a 10 year term after Iowa fraud convictions. Arrested in Chicago as his appeal bond lapsed, he is watched to prevent self harm while awaiting transfer to Leavenworth. Courts previously upheld his Sioux City conviction. Supreme Court declined intervention.
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Chicago
Oscar M. Hartzell
Francia Drake
Cecil
Leavenworth
Hartzell
Iowa
Drake
Bank of England
Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Hartwell
Sioux City
Supreme Court
England
Weather forecast for Burson and Vicinity and South Dakota
Mostly cloudy with possible snow tonight or Tuesday. Cold conditions expected. In South Dakota, mostly cloudy with a chance of snow in the southern portion tonight or Tuesday, and not as cold overall.
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Burson
South Dakota
South
Saar plebiscite favors Germany vote count begins
In Saar Basin voters cast over 98 percent for reunification with Germany as tallies start from 860 ballot boxes guarded by machine guns. More than 500000 ballots were tabulated with no votes noted for France. observers warn of duress claims by anti Nazi leaders as residents seek cross border entry amid border tightening. George Streffler of Pittsburgh leads a group of Americans voting.
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Saar
League of Nations Central
Germany
Melvin K. Whiteleather
Associated Press Foreign Staff
Associated Press
Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Jon
Wartburg Hall
France
League of Nations
League
Max Braun
Common Front
George Streffler
Pittsburgh
Mrs Frazier Dies in Washington at 58
Mrs Lynn J. Frazier 58 wife of the North Dakota senator died in a Washington hospital from influenza complications. Funeral services will be held here on Wednesday.
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Frazier
Washington
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
Strain Of Trial Telling On Bruno Hauptmann Guard remarks
Flemington January 14 17 and 1/7 Bruno Richard Hauptmann showed nervousness and a stutter under the strain of his trial. With much of the states evidence in the Lindbergh case presented, guards noted increased tension from daily court appearances and prosecutorial accusations.
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Flemington
W. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Ife
Huron District Legion Meet Promises Large Attendance
Members of the William Reaves post of the American Legion and the Auxiliary prepare for the fifth district convention in Huron. Sessions will be at Hotel Marvin Hughitt at 1 30 p m with a district commander election and ex service legislation discussion. Banquet and dance follow at Elks ballroom featuring Glazier's orchestra.
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William Reaves
American Legion
the Legion
Fifth District Legion
The
Legion
Marvin Hughitt
Legion Hall
William Zwicky
Rapid City
Jim Malone
Watertown
Walter Kinsman
G. D. van Dyke
Kinsman
Legion’ and Auxiliary
Elks
Glazier’s Orchestra
Paul Christensen
License Drive Favored by Berry in Meade County
Governor Berry advocated enacting a motor vehicle drivers license law in the current session and suggested stricter vehicle lighting rules to prevent accidents. He noted licenses could be revoked for drunken driving and other serious violations. Secretary of State Myrtla Morrison will push enforcement measures with at least ten patrolmen. The Meade County truck bus crash that killed seven children may spur regulatory legislation. South Dakota’s total accidents reportedly not rising recently.
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Pierre
Tom Berry
Berry
Govenor Berry
Misa Myrtla Morrison
Meade County
South Dakota
Liquor Control Bill Drafted in South Dakota Legislature
South Dakota lawmakers begin the 24th session with organization completed and a focus on the administration liquor control proposal slated for early introduction. The house and senate schedule sessions as committees prepare, with debate expected on a recovery program resolution. Governor Berry's Capitol return and informal study of a revised income tax bill influence early activity. George Ernst reports favorable initial reactions from the senate taxation committee.
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House
Senate
Tom Berry
Capitol
American National Livestock Association
Rapid City
George Ernst
Senate Taxation Committee
Supreme Court Faces Gold Policy Clash Rumor Haunts Roosevelts Era
In Washington on January 14 1933 rumors swirl over whether the Supreme Court will strike down Roosevelt's gold policy. Chief Justice Hughes probes the court while lawyers debate the constitutionality of the New Deal finance actions. An inside dinner anecdote suggests influence sways judicial outcomes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Hughes
Tess
Azensman
Legislator push to repeal South Dakota pari mutuel law
Rep H H Motley of Frankfort will introduce a bill in Pierre to repeal the state horse racing and pari mutuel betting law. He calls it a gambling proposition that harms youth, noting $100,000 wagered last season at several race meets. Motley says he has no organizational backing.
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Special Legislatura
Huron
Vermillion
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Hot Springs
Motley
Contest Seen On S. D. Power Sites Three Locations For Dams
Washington dispatch reports a contest over Missouri river dam sites may join South Dakota public works bids under a $4 million relief program. Three locations are Mobridge near Hig Bend and the Yankton project. Rep Hildebrandt backs Mobridge as most feasible for power, with an eight to nine million dollar project possible. The Black Hills plan also draws praise but faces funding and state joint-commission hurdles. The piece notes political views and birthday of Senator Bulow, plus unchanged committee assignments for South Dakota’s two Democrats.
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Munro Kezer
5. DL
Washington
Missouri River
South Dakota
Big River
Mobridge
Hig Bend
Yankton
Hildebrandt
Bowser
Eastern
Hidebrandt
Black Hills
South
Alls
National Resources Board
PWA
Wyoming
Fire Damages L A Albright Wholesale, Pierre
Undetermined origin fire in Pierre damaged the L A Albright & Co wholesale grocery stock and building. Loss estimated between 40,000 and 75,000, fully insured. Firemen in subzero temps fought the blaze from a dozen lines after discovery around 2 a m. Albright’s 50 year company serves central and western South Dakota. founder L A Albright died years ago. A newer section suffered water damage in the basement. main interior badly burned. Corn hog meeting draws large crowd at Erwin High School auditorium.
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Pierre Pierre
L. A. Albright and Company
Albright Company
South Dakota
L. A. Albright
Dress Model Tells Of Noticing Bruno In Room Of Station
In Flemington New Jersey on January 14 1938 a Bronx dress model Miss Hildegarde Alexander testified Hauptmann shadowed Dr Condon in a Fordham station waiting room before the ransom payment. The trial featured handwriting experts Osborn and Stein who said the ransom notes were written by Hauptmann. The judge and defense challenged conclusions as the crowd listened to the tense exchange.
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William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmusnin
Trisk
John F. Wofsie
Condon Lindbergh
Condon
Hauptmann
Hildegarde
Olga Alesander
Plonde
Bronx
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Bruno Richaard Hauptman
Osborn
Joseph A. Lanigan
Lanigan
Richard Hauptmann
Lanigen
Reilly
Isador Fisch
Fisch
Savage
New-York
Tansom
Cereman
Ths
Miss Alexander
Dr. Condon
Fordham
New Yorks Central Railroad
Randorm
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