Debts Paydown Prompts Forceful Hoover Plan
Washington reports debt payments reduced the world debt burden as five nations defaulted and two paid in hopes of a conference on restructuring. President Hoover awaits full state and treasury reports to craft a congress message outlining proposed steps to reexamine debts and aid global economic recovery.
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House Ways and Means Panel Declines Len Wine Bill
Washington December 16 The House Ways and Means Committee disapproved the Len bill granting wine status by a 14 to 9 vote and moved to report the beer bill instead. The committee retained plans to consider light wines separately and kept possible amendments to 3.2 percent beer, with sale restrictions left to the states and tax provisions projecting large revenue.
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Three Children Die In Crash Near Rocky Mill
A fatal road accident near Rocky Mill claimed the lives of Harold Cook age 20 and his siblings Willowdean 12 Marrell 9. The three were riding home from school in a Yaouisville and Noshville passenger car when it crashed after running off the road. Harold was driving at the time.
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G O P Fight For Party Control Seen At Capitol
Washington dispatch reports a rift between the Hoover administration and some Republican senators over party control. Senators Carey of Wyoming, Steiner of Oregon, and Smink of Utah pressed Secretary Hyde after a late appointment, citing delays and tensions amid debt handling and admin strategy. Foresters hold a Christmas party with 20 members at their lodge, including refreshments to close the evening.
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Winter's grip hits Middlewest with heavy fatalities
Chicago reports four deaths as a deep freeze grips the nation. Bitter temperatures sweep the plains and Great Plains states, with wind chills driving hardships across the Middle West. The article notes widespread suffering and continues on page 13.
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Senate considers Philippine independence bill reform
In Congress today the Senate fast tracks a Philippine independence bill while the judiciary subcommittee weighs repeal of prohibitions. The economy subcommittee reviews federal expenses as the House continues department appropriations. Agriculture committee holds farm relief hearings amid veterinary administration notes.
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Mercury Drops To 19 Below at Columbus Village
Cold snap grips Columbus Village as temperatures plunge to 19 below zero. Officials report hardship among the needy and urge aid from local agencies while weather warnings extend through the week.
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Premier Would Deal With Wu S Truesdale Confession Case
In a first degree murder trial, Loren Truesdale maintains he was sleeping in a broken automobile when his brother Earl and Earl’s aunt Thelma Woods were killed. Prosecutors allege jealousy and plan to prove a compelled confession after officers allegedly assaulted him.
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Roosevelt Travels Amid NY Financial Woes
President-elect Roosevelt continued travel as he left Albany for New York to attend a dinner for Democratic workers and later return to Hyde Park for the weekend. A separate item reports Miss Susan Kilgore, 7, died from burns after her clothes caught fire before an open grate Thursday night.
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Boy Injured After Being Struck by Automobile
A seven year old, Rav Brown, son of Algom Brown, was slightly hurt Friday morning while walking to school when struck by a car believed driven by Tather Snavely of Ft. 1. He was taken to Mercy Hospital by his father for treatment of a laceration to the lower lip and other minor injuries.
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Congress Faces Tax Revision With Budget Gap In 1933
Democratic leaders struggle over whether to push tax revision this session or wait for an extra session amid a looming deficit. Republicans watch for a 1934 battle as Roosevelt’s first term nears, and Ogb Mills says beer taxes won’t fully balance the budget.
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Herriot Leads Meeting To Solve American Debt Crisis
Paris reports a high level conference at the foreign ministry on the American debt crisis. Eduardo Herriot presided with premier designate Chautemps and senior ministers to seek a formula for resuming payments. Key figures included Louis Germans Martin and Georges Honnet with Fernand Souisson and Bienvenu Martin among others.
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Jobless Insurance Fight Reaches Governor White
Ohio chamber delegates, about 50 industrial and business leaders, delivered a 12 point memorial to Governor George White urging unemployment insurance legislation. The group warned the plan would tax workers, freeze assets, harm investment, and curb industry while promoting state socialism and higher unemployment. The governor pledged careful consideration and said both majority and minority reports would be sent to the general assembly.
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Hoover Decides On Holiday Trip
President Hoover plans a Christmas vacation in Florida with travel by boat and automobile. A possible delay includes Congress adjourning for holidays or unexpected national or international events. Plans may cancel New Year's Day White House reception and the annual diplomatic corps breakfast.
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Ohio Woman Held On Forgery Plot
Marietta Ohio Dec 16 a 27 year old Newport woman Migs Tiktn Bhaw is jailed on forgery allegations. Authorities say she confessed to cashing forged deposit certificates and claimed months of involvement in a plot to obtain cash with a mysterious instruction note. Her father William Sling brought her in after she admitted to a growing sum she had hidden and misrepresented details to investigators.
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Marines Report Bandit Contacts In Nicaragua
Washington reports American Marines withdrawn from Nicaragua stating 149 successful contacts with bandits over 13 months. Major General J. Waller, U S Marine Corps commander, notes extensive land operations across various Nicaraguan areas as Marines engaged with bandits or allied native forces.
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President Hoover to seek debt commission in message
Washington December 16 President Hoover is preparing to meet with a debt commission and is expected to submit the proposal to Congress on Monday. The plan likely renews the request for the creation of a debt commission.
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Baby Key to Mother's Liberty in Chicago Court
A Chicago court tempered justice with mercy as baby Vita held the key to her mother Mrs. Kila Hennil's fate. The mother faced charges tied to burglary and clothing theft, with baby Vita present during the proceedings. The defendant John Prystalski pleaded guilty, and the cardas was placed on probation for two years.
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Cincinnati Gun Battle Ends in Officer and Bandit Deaths
In Cincinnati on December 4, a dawn bank job at Globo Pail company ends with Deputy Sheriff Dan Benders and a bandit killed. A second bandit, Charles Murphy, is wounded. a third suspect, Al Cox, is identified dead. The robbers fled toward Muck, Ohio, after a gunfight that damaged a pursuing officer and injured detectives in a crash. The blue sedan used was later found abandoned in a ditch near Louisville-Cincinnati Pike.
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Tokyo store blaze kills ten and wounds many
A disastrous fire at the Shirokiya department store in Tokyo caused ten deaths and about one hundred injuries. The blaze started in lighting and spread rapidly through stock, damaging the upper floors as crowds of shoppers and workers were trapped. Firefighters evacuated hundreds from balconies and ladders as the building suffered extensive damage.
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Ohio Grange opposes change in dry law
The Ohio Grange rejected changes to federal or state prohibition laws and opposed unemployment insurance reforms. It favored a 40 cents per pound tax on oleomargarine, a three cent tax on lard substitutes, a state police force, salary reductions in education, road tax abolition, and redistribution of salarine tax to towns. The convention voted to hold its next meeting in Wooster.
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