Washington Debates Glass Bank Bill In Senate Cloture Clash
The Senate and House battle over the Glass bank bill continues as a cloture vote failed and a voluntary debate was agreed to. Democratic leaders push for limits on discussion while Republicans resist and party leaders prepare for further amendments and committee hearings on farm relief veterans legislation and bankruptcy measures.
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Roosevelt visits Washington to discuss Far East tensions
President-elect Roosevelt arrives in the national capital to survey vital documents and international issues shaping his administration. A series of meetings with White House aides and Democratic leaders are planned to outline policy on China, economic reform, and potential extra session actions as legislative debates heat over foreign debts and disarmament.
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Plight of Farmer Spurs Bill Proposals Across Congress
The farmer facing the loss of his home due to unpaid installments and taxes has become a leading concern in Congress. Widespread dispatches from western and southern states show lawmakers proposing measures to ease pressure on agriculture, with debates and bills moving through the chambers.
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Schaber Confirmed After Week’s Row Over Appointment
Columbus report notes Schaber confirmed after a week of political maneuvering amid Democratic senators and administration expectations. The article hints at broader legislative action and ongoing political reshuffling as the General Assembly prepared to proceed with key bills.
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Dems Look Ahead to Unified Taxation in 1920s
Cincinnati January 19 Joseph Re. Deing 35 prominent automobile dealer died Thursday at his Belvedore Avon Dale apartment after two days of pneumonia He is survived by widow Edna King Weing daughter Elizabeth 13 two brothers Sendo and George and two sisters Miss Virginia Reins Also notes Devis motor company 2301 Gilbert Ave and a brief mention of tax plans in Congress to unify taxation and reduce double taxation on tobacco gasoline and other products to raise revenue.
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Brown Opposes Cincinnati Federal Building Site Plan
Washington authority reports Postmaster General Walter P Brown will sign a joint letter to Senators Simeon D Wess and Robert J Bulkley and Representatives William Hess and Fohin B Mollister of Cincinnati, opposing moving the federal building to a new site on Sycamore Street. Details on funding or site allocation remain unclear.
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Kid Chocolate Ordered Home
Key West reports a boxer named Py Bid Chocolate was ordered returned to Havana after immigration officers required entry permit from the Secretary of Interior. Proceeding followed official channel and departure occurred today.
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Judge Appointed for Loren Truestale Murder Trial
Columbus dispatch reports Judge Lowell C. Bodey of Champaign bounty was named by Chief Justice Earl Weyganit to preside over the second murder trial of Loren Truestale at Lina. The volcano Krakatoa near Serang erupts violently with lava bursts reaching up to four thousand five hundred feet. Roosevelt departs New York for Washington to confer with President Hoover the next day.
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Old Charts Warmed Zem With Nineties Displays
New York reports that old charts and stock bread charts from 1027 to 1929 line the walls of a dismantled Wall Street outlet. Clients recalled better times as agents note prices rising instead of falling.
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Different spirit noted in Hoover and Roosevelt
Washington dispatch reports a renewed spirit of cooperation between Hoover and Roosevelt as business leaders press for continuity and dialogue. Spokesmen from outgoing and incoming administrations are meeting, signaling potential reestablishment of diplomatic ties and a smoother transition in U.S. policy. Secretary Stimson and Roosevelt talks reportedly yield tangible early gains.
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Technicality Halts Halloran Hearing In Phoenix
Legal technicalities halted the preliminary hearing of Joli J Halloran a wealthy man accused of murder tied to the Winnie Ruth Judd case. Superior Judge J O 3 delayed proceedings until higher court review of evidence offered by Maud Manchall a schoolteacher who shared a Phoenix residence with Judd in 1941.
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Balser Held for Federal Jury
Balser faces federal grand jury proceedings after a chaotic incident involving a violent automobile crash near Thositton Bator. A vehicle linked to Balser was later traced to Chicago, with law officers pursuing charges tied to the incident and possible detentions.
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Congress Debates Farm Bill and War Department Aid
Fragmented OCR summary reports Congress focusing on the farm bill through the Agriculture Committee and vetoing or debating related measures. Senate and House members clash over filibuster tactics while various committees push scheduling, banking, veterans benefits, and war department funding.
Senate Lets U. K. On General Appropriations
The Senate approved the six month general appropriation bill including state aid for schools. Salaries for teachers and staff await separate action, with back pay previously promised to be addressed later. A $3000,000 exhibit building fund was debated alongside gasoline tax provisions and a proposed 0 65 percent bond rate.
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Dozen Airplanes Hunt Two Fliers Amid Alps Search
A dozen airplanes, including military units, hunted two missing fliers in French Alpine territory near Dijon and the Meuse region. The missing pair are Mary Bailey and Bert Winkler, believed last seen after a landing expedition. Authorities coordinated sea wings and regional planes to broaden the search.
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Religious Movie To Feature Aimee
Aimee Semple McPherson plans a major world tour of missions and will appear in a religious motion picture set to be filmed in large venues in Hollywood. Details of the project and the film’s style were not disclosed.
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New York Governors Urges Relief for Needy Statewide
New York's wealthiest and most populous state seeks 15 million dollars from Reconstruction agencies to fund unemployment relief and aid for citizens. Governor Herbert H. Tehran requests federal funds to cover rapid increases in need as welfare calls rise across the state.
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Smithy Aged 101 Keeps On Working In Forge
A 101 year old smith continues daily work at the forge, forging despite age. The article notes steady pace and commitment, with mentions of daily hours and long service in village craft.
Chinese Soldiers Frozen To Death Near Manchurian Border
Reports say Chinese soldiers froze to death after being besieged for two weeks by Japanese forces near a Manchurian town south of Mukden. Details mention bodies found clasping their belongings along the Lop of Mount Tule, with activity resuming in Wakeva and coastal areas near Taku Shin City.
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Stimson to Meet Roosevelt Again in Top Policy Talks
Washington reports Secretary of War Henry Stimson will confer with President elect Franklin D. Roosevelt on foreign policy. Stimson, who recently met the President elect at Hyde Park, is to join Roosevelt’s inner circle as a key advisor for the upcoming top level discussions.
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Family horse haul bid linked to college relief
A可 fragmentary report states a family agreed to haul for the college following a daughter's illness. The text notes the father of the girl and a plan involving horses, Cureane, and a related recipient, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Farmers Urge Tan Reduction At Secret Meeting
Farmers urged a reduction in tariffs and backed a domestic allotment plan. The meeting, held yesterday, endorsed the plan and a refunding of certain debts as proposed policy measures.
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Protect U. S. Plant Raided in Yokohama
Anapointed Mrone Washington reported to the state department that Japanese police provided protection for Singer Sewing Machine offices in Yokohama after a riot yesterday. Ambassador Greay presented details to the Japanese foreign minister, noting the plant was damaged. No immediate state department comment.
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