Capital Ready A Deal With Hunger March
Washington police prepared to end a Hunger March as it nears the capital. Dis t of Columbia commissioners ordered massed blue coats to guard the White House and Capitol, with 500 police added and demonstrations to be broken into separate units. Congress opens Monday as planners anticipate no parade permits from Curis and Garner.
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White House
Capitol
Disct of
Columbia
Capitol Police Board
Polcemen
Capitol Police
Congress
Park Constabulary
Secret Service
Capitol Grounds
Cur Jus
Garner
Kenneth Romney
Lottery did not benefit poor in Eagles lottery case
In New York a federal courtroom heard prosecutor Louis Mead Treadwell claim 1.75 million dollars raised in the name of charity for the Fraternal Order of Eagles did not reach charity. defendants include Charles H. Mann Frank E. Hering Bernard McGuire and Raymond Walsh with testimony by Eugene J. Balsinger the Eagles auditor. Continued on page five.
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New York
United States
Louis Mead Treadwell
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Charles H. Mann
Kansas City
Eagles Order
Frank E. Hering
The
Eagles Magazine
Bernard ©. McGuire
Raymond Walsh
Ottery
Eugene J. Balsinger
Eagles
Frank Coleman
Lindbergh plans trans ocean liners for Pan American
Pan American Airways officials with Charles Lindbergh outlined a plan to deploy four metric tons class flying boats within two years. The ships would cover routes America to Europe via Newfoundland Ireland and Bermuda Azores and Pacific hops via Hawaii. Details were not disclosed.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pan-American Airways
America
Europe
Newfoundland
Ireland
Bermuda
Azores
Pacific
Hawaii
J. T. Trippe
Pan-American
Lindbergh
Adolf Hitler to discuss cabinet crisis in Berlin today
Adolf Hitler leader of the National Socialist party was expected in Berlin to discuss the cabinet crisis with General Kurt von Schleicher and the defense ministry. The event continues throughout the day with a political truce effort while a doll giveaway distracts at Jolliffe's window. Admission 10 cents.
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Berlin
Germany
Paul von Hindenberg
Reich
Adolf Hitler
Kurt von Schleicher
Hitler
Jolliffe
Refinancing of Farm Mortgages Discussed by Roosevelt
Warm Springs Ga Dec 1 President Roosevelt discussed refinancing farm mortgages as part of his general farm program shortly after a proposal to reduce taxes and use federal borrowing power was presented. The mortgage issue was a point in his farm relief drive and policy outline.
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Warm Springs
Franklin D. Rosevelt
Roosevelt
Jury awards $200 in Droppleman auto suit in Elkins
A circuit court jury awarded $200 to Mrs. Anna Droppleman Droppleman of Elkins in a suit against Jesse Trimble of Grafton over injuries from an automobile wreck near Harding Randolph county last August. The plaintiff sought $25,000 for permanent eye damage an forehead denture plus cuts and bruises. The defense said the crash was unintentional after another car crowded off the pike and wet concrete caused a skid. The November term nears end with several other civil matters including an auto debt case.
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Anna Dibacco Droppleman
Elkins
Jesse Trimble
Grafton
Trimble
Herman
Harding
Randolph County
Ward
Lanham, Trustes
J. L
Lanham-Patton
Bailey Wyckoff
Jed Robinson
Mr. Wyckoff
Patton
Circuit Court
Simple Inauguration Exercises Planned for Roosevelt
Warm Springs Ga Dec 1 Franklin D Roosevelt conducted a simple inauguration in line with fiscal restraint. Rear Admiral Cary T Grayson chaired the inaugural committee and briefed on ceremony details for the March 4 handover. Roosevelt favors a modest event and trimming troop transport costs for the parade.
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Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cary T. Grayson
Roosevelt
Washington
Hitler asked to answer plan as Hindenburg presses for decision
A source notes Hitler was asked to reply point blank about his plans for today as President von Hindenburg insists the future of Germany must be decided before the day ends. The exchange highlights tension over the country’s leadership and impending decisions.
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Hitler
von Hindenburg
Germany
City youths donate 68 dollars to Salvation Army
The Boys Athletic Club of Grafton gave the Salvation Army a 68.42 dollar check, balance after expenses for uniforms and gear. The fund will support direct local relief work. Club founder James Camp, formerly of the American News Stand and now in Akron, arranged disbursement through Treasurer H. Marshall.
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Boys’ Athletic Club of
Grafton
Salvation Army
Army
James Camp
American News Stand
Akron
H. Marshall
Main Street thoughts on beer and employment spark town debate
An Associated Press visit to Sauk Centre Minnesota the home of Sinclair Lewis explores local views on Main Street and the author caused by decades of pride and provincialism while residents reflect on the novel's reception and their town's image. The piece notes the town's struggle to reclaim Lewis as a native son and the shift in attitude toward his work.
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Main Street
Buffalo Center
Iowa
Associated Press
Sauk Centre
Minn
Sinclair Lewis
Central Northwest
Roy F. Henderick
Sinclair
Sink Centre
Lewis
Tragic Saran Family Gas Tragedy
Vienna reports a student Alfred Saran struggled at school. He killed himself by gas in the kitchen after a teacher asked his parents to discuss his grades. Neighbors found the Sarans dead in a gas filled home.
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Vienna
Alred Saran
Alfred
Repeal Move Gains Support In House Vote
Washington dispatch reports growing support for the Democratic prohibition repeal. Speaker Garner avoids pledging a two thirds tally while Rep Mulligan cites an informal poll showing about 125 Republicans and 150 Democrats likely to favor repeal, needing 288 of 429 seats for passage. The short session houses 429 members with several vacancies.
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Washington
Garner
Milligan
Missouri
Hoover Mulls General Sales Tax to Boost Revenue
President Hoover weighs a general manufacturers sales tax to raise federal revenue as Washington eyes drastic budget cuts and a widening deficit. Key advisers at the White House discuss the levy after last year’s rejection, with Democrats and Roosevelt in talks on new taxes to fund next year’s expenditures.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
White House
Hled Rossevelt
Britain’s Second Note to Washington Delivered
Europe seeks postponement of the December debt installment. Britain sends a second note to Secretary Stimson, likely with new data, ahead of a Geneva disarmament conference. France prepares another note after Britain’s, while Premier Herriot risks his government over repayment.
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America
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
Neville Chamberlain
Herriotk
France
MacDonald
Washington
Hoover
Stimson
Associated Press
Britain
England
Geneva
Switzerland
Herriot
Prison labor opposed by federation at AFL convention
Cincinnati December one resolution unanimously adopted by the American Federation of Labor denounces prison labor in state and especially the policy at Lorton Reformatory employing prisoners in skilled work. Clyde M Mills of the typographical union calls the prison more a manufacturing plant than a reform facility. The federation backed legislation to protect the petroleum industry.
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American Federation of Labor Covention
Lorton
Clyde M. Mills
Typographical Union
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Allen
James B. Pergrin
Central Hardware and Supply Company
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Ronald Lindsay
Fidelis Club Presbyterian Church
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