Roosevelt Shapes Broad New Deal Program at Warm Springs
President Roosevelt, at Warm Springs, canvasses a major new public works plan to aid the unemployed until private industry recovers. He aims to press a state unemployment insurance bill, preserve NRA elements, and limit federal spending as Congress convenes.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Latile White House
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Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
Rexford G. Tugwell
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Congress
NRA
Last Tribute Paid To Read Soviet Chief
Moscow mourners massed in the snow before the Union House to view the body of Sergei Kiroff, secretary of the Central Executive Committee, as arrests were made of 71 white Russians linked to the assassination. Kiroff’s cremation is planned, and the tremor of public anger fueled calls for strict action against suspected conspirators.
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Charles 8. Smith
Moscow
Union
Sergei Kireff
Leningrad
Kiroft
Jaéningrac
Kiroff
Central Executive Committee
Lenin
Red Squire
Kremlin
Leonid Nienlieff
Commissariat of Home Affairs
Security chief to be tried on negligence charges
The official responsible for security faces trial on negligence charges. The case centers on alleged failures in safeguarding procedures and oversight responsibilities. Proceedings determine accountability and potential penalties for lapses in duty.
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Will
Knowledge of Work Grows in Low Mood
Pittsburgh observers report rising demand for vocational education in farming and urban areas as tech change displaces workers. Dr. Charles A. Brosser cites need for firmer knowledge. enrollments in federally aided classes reach 1,051,000 with agric, trade and home economics sectors expanding.
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Pittsburgh
Charles A. Brosser
Dunwondy Industrial Institute
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh Huntry Club
F. E. Moore
Desmoines
SIMS HOUNDED INJURY AND INSOLVENCY TRIAL
In a Kanawha County circuit court, receivership was ordered for the Guaranty Sales Company amid testimony over securities and insolvency. Lawson denied knowledge of McGee or involvement in a certificate sale to him, blaming C. S. Reed and J. G. Slayton as salesmen. The case hinges on security deposits and access to auditor records after Lawson’s tenure. Meanwhile, a Montgomery merchant, Larry Davis, 36, died of influenza, having worked as a merchant in Welch and Mount Hope.
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Kanawha County
Lawson
McGee
C. S. Reed
J. G. Slayton
Sims
Guaranty Audts
Guaranty
State Auditor's
Januay
Guaranty Sales Company
Montgomery
Larry Davis
Welch
Mount Hope
Beckley
Workers Gain Major Points in Taylor County Relief Talks
Ernest Lee says two concessions won for relief workers after talks with G W Harwood FERA district supervisor Harold Kramer project engineer Simon J Friedman county administrator and welfare board members. Transportation to Pruntytown and return to Grafton will be provided and the missed day makeup rule corrected. An organizing meeting is planned for West Hill tonight with subsequent sessions in Knottsville Thornton and Newburg.
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Taylor County
Ernest Lee
G. W. Harwood
FERA
Harold Kramer
Simon J. Friedman
Welfare Board
Lee
Pruntytown
State Industrial School
Committee of Relief Workers
Grafton
Paul Gunn
Charles Tacy
Flemington
West Hill
Rerm
Doe Rune
East Main Street
Knottsville
Thornton
Newburg
Preston County
Temporary Rate Planned for Water Company Users
Charleston December 4. A conference with Huntington Water Corporation on a temporary reduced rate may occur within ten days. The Public Service Commission requested the meeting after the supreme court directed Huntington to lay levies to pay water bills claimed due by the water company.
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Charleston
Huntington Water Corporation
Public Service Commission
Supreme Court
Huntington
Water Corporation
Nye Reveals Arms Pact Struggles and Geneva Return
The New York Times piece describes Nye’s plan for a January push in Geneva on a sweeping arms control pact. It notes munitions industry resistance, past League proposals, and Senate reservations tied to Persian Gulf sovereignty, with Harvard Law professor Manley O Hudson among early witnesses.
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Wilson
Geneva
League of Nations
Russia
Senate
Roosevelt
Persian Gulf
Arms plan called postwar high water mark in control talk
The speaker described the United States proposed arms control plan as the high water mark of postwar effort to curb munitions of war, noting the plan’s recent submission to the world and its significance.
Government backs large scale public electric utilities push
Clapp told the council that the federal government is pursuing an extensive policy toward electric power. He noted plans and proposed legislation to extend public operation of electric utilities by states and counties with encouragement and subsidies from Washington.
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Uluuuucu
Clapp
Council
Federal funds and municipal power project aid totals
A speaker outlined federal electric power support up to September 1, 1934 totaling 255,199,700 dollars for federal projects plus 22,974,000 dollars in outright gifts for municipal power schemes. He stressed the policy favors public operation and urges preservation of individual initiative and private enterprise.
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Uues
Siouri Pe
American Girl in Jealous Encounter at Cabaret
An American girl named Chadwick faced assault charges after a quarrel outside a Paris cabaret. She claims she fired to frighten Ekdiyar, but a revolver bullet struck Giegars, who was reportedly wounded as gendarmes intervened. Police questioned all involved.
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Sweetsen Anette
Ekdiyar
Ekehyar
Paris
Miss Chadwick
Giegars
Mysterious Paris Street Shooting Stirs Chadwick Family Ties
In St Louis on December 4 police detained Chadwick of St Louis after a street shooting in Paris could not be identified. Police searched Chadwick families and newspaper files to confirm any link to Margi Chadwick, but no matching name appeared.
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St. Lows
Guery Chadwick
Heldy
Paris
France
Chadwick
Margi Chadwick
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