Noted aviation trio survivor dies in plane crash
Lieutenant Woodring, 81, veteran of the Musketeers of Aviation, is killed when an experimental observation plane crashes five miles from Wright Field during flight tests. The ship tore apart on impact. parachute unopened, death immediate. Others, including Captain Hughs Winendorf and Captain Winter, were injured or killed in related crashes amid the era's high-risk testing. Woodring previously aided Lindbergh and received the congressional medal. he was at Wright Field and Oklahoma native with wife.
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HM Cadwell
Lindy
Nake
Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Wright Field
Army Air Corps
Ifo
Oklahoma
England Seeks Quick Action On War Debts
President Hoover and President-elect Roosevelt agreed at the White House to hold early March talks with Britain on war debts after the change of administrations. Secretary Stimson to initiate negotiations. Roosevelt planned to comment after leaving for Muscle Shoals.
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U Associated
Reas
Washington
Hoover
Clest Roosevelt
Great Britain
Whites House
Stimson
Roosevelt
White House
Muscle ‘Shoala
Democrats Land Jobs in Bureau Columans
Six Republican clerks in the Bureau of Motor Vehicles were replaced by an equal number of Democrats under appointment by Secretary of State George Myers.
Freakish Weather Sweeps Through Lands Endangering Lives
A savage weather outbreak brought torrential rains and blizzards across Idaho and western states causing snow drifts up to six feet and widespread property damage. Southern California endured drenching rain and gale winds threatening tires and ships, with San Pedro dispatching ships to sea and Los Angeles police rescuing nine people from a root.
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Idaho
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Glass Bank Bill Explained Protects Banking System
A historic bill proposed by Congressman Carter Glass of Virginia aims to safeguard depositor trust by extending federal safeguards to banks and restricting branch expansion. Opponents warn it could concentrate banking and favor large parent institutions while limiting some securities activities. The measure also contemplates a 125 million federal appropriation with a Federal Reserve boost to form a new banking corporation.
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Une
Federal Reserve System
Coultnard
Roosevelt Seeks Early Farm Relief Bill Passage
President-elect Roosevelt announced to reporters in Washington that he aims for enactment of the Farm Relief Bill before March 4 as the Senate works on related measures. He and Senator Robinson indicated urgency to push legislation through the current session, while broader discussions on banking and foreign affairs continue.
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Peres
Washington
Roosevelt
Senater
Tichinson
Senate
Hoover
Capitol
Prenator Robinson
Two Escape From Adams Co Prison
Two prisoners escaped from the Adams county jail in West Union Ohio after working through the night to breach the outside wall. They are Herbert Wilson, 1791, of Trinity Kentucky, jailed for murder of Warren Spencer of Manchester Ohio, and Stanley Abbott, 22, of Reno Creek, jailed for horsbranking.
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Adams County
Hebert Wilson
Trinity
Warren Spencer
Macshester
Stanley Abbott
Rlno Craek
United States Plane and Pilot Totals by State
China has GOL airplanes and ENG ghiters of pilots per a commerce report by Col. Glavence AY. Young assistant secretary. The state ranks fourth behind California New York and Illinois. The report lists 10,824 planes and 18,594 pilots in the United States.
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Washington
China
Eng Ghiters
Col
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California
New York
Allinoia
Young
United States
Seek To Dispose Of Glass Banking Bill As Fili busters Broken
Washington notes report a week of filibuster opposition broken as the Glass banking bill advances in the Senate. Debate proceeds under a voluntary agreement with amendments aimed at curbing provisions that broaden the filibuster. House prospects remain challenging, with opposition likely to require compromise in the short session. Credit reforms and tax measures loom as lawmakers study overlapping taxes and revenue plans amid war department funding and broader fiscal policy shifts.
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Washington
Senate
Huey Kang
Louisiana
Major topics before Roosevelt Hoover discussed in conference
Diplomatic relations between outgoing and incoming administrations were renamed with cordiality. The meeting stressed continuity in government amid unsettled problems. Key urgent items include the exchange problem and converting long term debt financing, with no delay until March. coverage continues on Page 11.
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Davis Pawrienge Scopreimhe
Washington
Dan
Roosevelt
Hoover
Gogt
Hoarevelt
Roosevelts to Be In Capital Loom
In Washington Jan 20 press dispatch indicates Franklin D Roosevelt and wife may move to Washington weeks before inauguration and reside at Townsend mansion on Massachusetts Avenue. The home has connections to engineer Richard Townsend and was recently reopened for holiday visitors by his widow and daughter Martha.
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Moiteelort
Roosevelt
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Mateh
White Townsend
Lachinnahle
Massachueetta Avenue
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Richard
Townsend
Washington
Haughter
Welles
Yeienda
Evells
Ingrate Senator Attacks France in Senate Address
A U S senator from Indiana labeled France an ingrate during a Senate speech criticizing wartime payment defaults and opposing any cancellation of relations. The address denounced continued alliance terms and suggested restricting foreign aid and payments amid global tensions.
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France
Senate
HALO
Ind
Rohingen
Vlniroun
Japan Increases Manchurian Force Deployment
Japan announces a buildup to its Manchuria garrison as compulsory training ends. About five percent more troops will be stationed in Manchuria, with recruiters likely assigned to garrison duties to free veterans for active fighting.
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Japan
Manchuria
Montagu Norman to Take Bride in London nuptials
Bank of England governor Montagu Norman to wed Mrs Priscilla Covilia Maria Wersthorne in a ceremony described as a notable social event. The report notes his age and public profile, with limited details from the scrambled text.
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Bride
London
Sin
Bank of Fnglaws
Princilla Covilia Maria Wersthorne
Rena Tenritil
Norman Gereenly
Bon Considera
Brehetor
Ohio Lawmakers Adjourn Amid Tired Yet Happy Mood
Ohio lawmakers adjourn after a long week of taxing work and travel costs. The session ended with a sense of relief as they noted the strain from debates and workload while acknowledging hopeful gains for their constituencies.
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Ohio
Amon
Taxation bill clash and McNary calls roosevelt talks
Washington Democrats overrode Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee and voted against all passage of tax legislation at the short session. Senator McNary of Oregon was requested by President-elect Roosevelt to confer at his hotel.
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McNary
Renate Agriculture, Committee
Roosevutt
Hig Hotel
Ee Te
Farmers Lining Up Program of Relief
Farmers organize a relief program amid legislative debate on a congressional measure to aid distressed growers. Officials cite a capacity to pay principle and credit extensions as core tools, while outlining general plan details and timelines.
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Vimghon
YA Chen
Tor
Binwell
Caenier
Mort Rage
Lion
Hie
Elext
Cargo of liquor dumped for base access at Fort Lauderdale
In a misdirected attempt to slip into New River inlet near the coast guard facility, a cargo of liquor was dumped to avoid detection. Boatswain E Pavcatte led a ceremony honoring visitors, while headquarters staff observed without incident.
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Coast Guard
New Tiver Inlet
Greta Garke Plans Return to United States This Week
Reliable sources report Greta Garke may depart Stockholm within a week for the United States. The exact destination and purpose remain unclear, but officials have not denied the potential travel.
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U.S
Stockholn
Dan
Greta Garke
United States
Special Alimony Question Arises Over Weight
In a Chicago case a separate maintenance suit seeks alimony proportionate to the plaintiff's weight. Attorney for Mrs. Hewlett argues the wife is handicapped by her size, needs specially prepared food and clothing, and requires extra care. The judge considers the peculiarities of the request.
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Chicago
Mahle Hewlett
Sweeping Reforms Urged for Ohio Prison Set-Up
A legislative committee report on Ohio penal and correctional institutions calls for sweeping reforms to address overcrowding and unsafe conditions. It urges a modern classification and segregation system, updated housing, and no new buildings without clear funding, citing fire and inmate welfare risks since 1990.
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Paseielniod
Molson
Qky
Sperind Eculn
Uovernior Grove Whitn
Sean
Meir
Grublia Galnty
Ferple
How One Racket Works in Chicago
A fragmentary note chronicles schemes in Chicago involving individuals such as Mrs Ben and a detached Opel No 2. The text hints at a complex racket and how the players maneuver within city streets and social circles.
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Bensie
Thas
Beloit student suffers fractured shoulder studying
Beloit Was Jun 20 reports a Beloit College student named Ware jug Bradley fractured his shoulder after dozing and falling from a chair during midterm cram period. The injury occurred while he studied at the Watmburg student lodging, with no other injuries described.
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Was
Davey Suggested For Cabinet Job
Washington circling reports Marlin Taivey of Ont Ohio as a potential secretary in the Taivey cabinet surfaced after a Democratic meeting. The delegation leader Mease visited recently and spoke with several Ohio denorene polities about the possible appointment.
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Cir
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Obio
Visilea
Mease
Ohio
Evidence Blows Up At Hearing In Fractured Transcript
A disordered report describes an explosion at a hearing with scattered names and phrases. The text fragments reference individuals, locations, and actions but lack a clear sequence or identifiable events. The piece reads like a garbled OCR capture from a historical page.
Congress Debates Bankruptcy and Tax Bills In Committees
Reports show Ways and Means and other committees studying bankruptcy bills and tax issues. The agriculture panel continues farm relief work while a Borah move on presidential emergency powers is noted. Senate votes on cloture and discusses export controls amid broader government reorganization talks.
Four Lose Lives On Battered Ship
The British liner named Exeter City was heavily damaged by a storm that buckled its hull and caused three hours of SOS distress. Captain Giles Al. Steedman of the Andean Merchant reported the loss of four crew members and two others amid debris as rescue reached the stricken freighter after a 13 mile flash in poor weather.
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Dan
Exeter City
Giles al. Steedman
Chicago Crime Fight Advances Report In City
A summarized dispatch notes progress in Chicago crime suppression efforts. Officials outline intensified policing and coordination with levered agencies. The report highlights new tactics and a push to reduce violence amid ongoing public safety concerns.
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