FDR Holds White House Talk on Farm Plan Substitute
President Roosevelt called leaders to the White House with agriculture experts to discuss a substitute farm program after the AAA ruling. Attending were Secretary Wallace Attorney General Cummings and lawmakers including Senate leaders and House Agriculture Committee chairmen. Talks focused on a constitutional, permanent farm program and potential policy shifts amid court actions and farm group debates.
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Fifteen Men Rescued From Train By Donner Summit Avalanche
Fifteen men survived an avalanche that buried a steel coach of the Pacific Limited near Donner Summit in the Sierra. Three injured men suffered chest wounds. survivors told of darkness and a crow guiding them to daylight. Fireman Bill White aided a trapped man by hauling him from the wreckage as the train slowly moved on after a second slide.
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O. M. Seese
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Trappe
Gibson
Bill White
White
California
Mass Meetings Set in Beadle County Next Week
Three mass meetings sponsored by the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation will urge rapid action on a farm program to replace the unconstitutional AAA. W. B. Test of Frederick will deliver the principal address at Yale, Bonilla, and Beadle County locations. C. W. Olson called the meetings. Oleon urged local attendance as Test tours the state with stops in Vermillion Tyndall and Kennebec on the schedule.
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State Board
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Yale
Bonilla
Beadle ‘County
Greta Garbo Still In Sweden
Stockholm Sweden Jan 16 Greta Garbo rumors deny she is traveling via the Panama Canal aboard a Swedish freighter toward California. A close contact says she was seen in Stockholm last Thursday with her mother and brother, contradicting reports she was at Cristobal Canal Zone yesterday.
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Panaroa Canal
California
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Canal Zone
Acress
Weather Sent TM Dakota Snow Probable Friday
A weather note from Dakota indicates snow likely tonight into Friday with rising temperatures. The forecast calls for colder conditions in western areas and a general cool, unsettled pattern across the region through the period.
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Dakota
Cotal
Prisoners Escape Nightly With Wood Key in Alabama Jail
In Goodwater Alabama three inmates Jesse Howard Charles Smuth and Cleo Wood escaped nightly using a wooden key. They left the jail for several hours of high jinks and returned before dawn waking the jailer. Discovery of the key ended the nocturnal jaunts.
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Charles. Smuth
Cleo Wood
Speed Indicator Found First Clue In Air Crash Mystery
Investigators recovered a jammed speed indicator from the muddy Arkansas swamp where 17 people perished in a luxury airliner crash. The instrument showed 330 mph, near three times landing speed, as officials and rangers guarded the wreckage and identified victims amid looting concerns.
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Ark
Utuags
Arkansas
Cluser
Huron College Receives 5000 Gift From Home Stake
A 5000 gift from Home Stake Mining Company will be delivered to Huron College, part of a total yearly grant to five denominational schools. Yankton College Inkton Augustana College Sioux Falls Huron College and Wesleyan also receive 35000 each, totaling 100000 over three years.
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Alrnang
Dakota's
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Sioux Falls College
Yankton
Inkton
Augustana College
Siotlux Falls
Huron
Dakota
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Mitchell
Homestake Company
Wage Fight To Save Old Ben Mine In Johnston
Coal miners in Johnston city face a bid to salvage Old Ben No 18 mine as 6000 residents rely on its output water has halted surface production for six weeks. The fight seeks a $75000 Works Progress Administration loan to restore mine operations and rehire about 500 miners, with the mine valued at $3,000,000 and employing around 500 workers annually.
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Works Progress Administration
Kipling's Condition Slightly Worse After Operation
London January 16 Rudyard Kipling's condition worsened slightly as he remains under care following Monday's emergency operation for a perforated stomach ulcer. A hospital bulletin at 10 55 am said his condition is not quite satisfactory and anxiety remains high after a brief improvement yesterday.
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Kip‘ling
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Red Cross Unit Attacked in Ethiopian Front Battle
An official communique from Addis Ababa reports seven women and seven elderly men killed and 35 injured in a hospital and Red Cross unit attack near Dessye Makale, as 100000 Ethiopian troops surge on the Palo-Ethiopian frontline amid heavy fighting. // French battleships leave Brest as 50 000 local forces move against 60 000 Ethiopians while British ships gather off Spain.
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Paris
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Makale
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Burgoyne
Sweden
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Ethiopia
Ras Dasta’ Demtu
Ganale' Delta
Dawa Parma
Brest
Mérocen
Spain
Einstein Plans To Become U S Citizen
Princeton Jan 16 Dr Albert Einstein eminent scientist and émigré from Germany has declared his intention of becoming a citizen of the United States. He has resided in Princeton since October and obtained his first papers yesterday at the naturalization bureau in Trenton. Einstein is on the teaching staff of the Institute for Advanced Study housed in Fing Hall on the Princeton university campus. He will be eligible to become a citizen after five years of residence and may apply for final papers in the latter part of 1938.
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Fing Hall
Princeton University
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Pepera
Washington Lobby Probe Targets Hopson as Next Chairman
The Jan 15 Washington report notes J. Morgan expected to become chairman of the lobby investigating committee. Plans include exposing connections between public utilities and big business and pursuing a railroad financing inquiry led by Senator Wheeler. Additional figures may be drawn into the probe as kitchen activities are also mentioned.
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Power failure shuts New York in darkness
A mysterious breakdown at a New York Edison power plant plunged over a million residents into darkness. About 60,000 subway riders froze in the dark as rush hour chaos spread to street traffic. Elevators stalled and street lights went out as surgeons continued operations by lamp light and candles sold at high prices.
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Jash- Light
New York Edison Company
Senate To Take Up Bonus Friday Debates Delayed
The Senate debated a bonus payment bill with Senator McNary urging delay for member review while Chairman Harrison pressed for prompt action. A substitute bill by Senator King proposed immediate payment of only the present value of 20 year net adjusted service certificates, estimated to save about one billion dollars.
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Mississippi
More Pay Demanded By Relief Workers
One hundred striking relief clients crowded the Bourbon county courthouse in Fort Scott Kansas on January 16 demanding higher pay. A girl relief striker sick with diphtheria prompted fumigation of the building, driving some protesters outside briefly. Spokesman John L. Babbitt said the group seeks 2 cents an hour while the county offered 1 1/2 dollars a day.
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John- EL
Babbitt
Treasury Deficit Reaches Two Billion for First Time
Washington January 16 The treasury reports a deficit of 2 000 000 000 today marking the first time this year the government spent more than its income since July 1. Outlays total 1591 and receipts 2020208403 for the period. The deficit versus last year’s comparable period stood at 1 815 042 228.
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Mark Washingto
Fragmentary notice on payments and offices cited
Fragmented OCR notes mention Donald Stoneking and a smallman of Mr and NOTE. It refers to the evening Hurantte and payment of 2 cents for ev Di C x accepted, with a call to Hutoriite office after We item ta pub stated The BaHor. The readable bits point to a local financial or notices section with unclear names and actions.
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Clemency Granted For Divers Reasons Known To Me
Governor Hollman grants a 30-day reprieve for Bruno Richard Hauptmann in the Lindbergh baby case. He cites 14 prior reprieves as precedent and says the reprieve is non extendable pending further review. Attorney General Wilentz states Hauptmann will not die for at least three months due to re sentencing requirements. The Supreme Court had previously denied a habeas corpus petition.
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Hollman
Bruns Richard Hauptmann
Hoffa Hauptmann
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Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenehare
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Washington
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Hughes
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Richard Hauptmann
Attroneysa
High Court
Haustmann
Hoover Address Draws Nebraska Republicans in Lincoln
In Lincoln Nebraska Republicans gather to hear former President Herbert Hoover discuss Roosevelt era agricultural policies and outline plans for the 1936 state campaign. Officials expect over 440000 listeners as Hoover speaks at 8 30 p m CST in the University of Nebraska Coliseum and preview possible G O P positions. He will be greeted with a banquet before the address.
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