Farley Predicts GOP Nominating Constraints in Roosevelt Race
Washington December 16 Chairman James Farley of the Democratic National Committee said Republicans would not nominate Hoover or Senator Borah for president. He warned of other possible GOP contenders and attacked Roosevelt’s budget as extravagance while urging party unity. A Boston announcement backed Alfred E. Smith as the Democratic favorite, with midwestern efforts to form an independent Roosevelt campaign and a Senate probe into the Liberty League.
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Anti-Roosevelt Group Plans Georgia Meeting
Atlanta dispatch reports Democrats opposed to renomination of President Franklin D Roosevelt plan a rally in Macon Georgia. Governor Eugene Talmadge is to address supporters and boost an anti Roosevelt campaign with organized efforts across the state.
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Roosevelt
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Champaign
Offenews World Roundup Signals Shifts in 1931 Events
A fragmented World News blurb reports Addis Ababa troop movements for a major offensive, a ships arrival off a port with heavy naval guard, political maneuvering in Washington and New York, and a noted accidental death tour. Al Smith faces controversy after a contradicting statement amid ongoing Republican presidential talks.
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Lindbergh
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Yer
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Pullman
Hone
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Vaal
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Governor Holt Tightens Rules Against State Expense Claims
Governor Holt opposes a current practice by state employees submitting expense claims. A new 1936 regulation requires receipts for all expenses and designates Helena as the state headquarters for processing claims. The board of examiners adopted the measure unanimously, targeting inflated bills and racketeering among officials.
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Tthe
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Jerry O'Connell
James Ponthe
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Butte
Combe
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Major Offensive in Africa Signals New World War Battle
An Allied report outlines a major east African assault with Ethiopian and Italian forces massing near Mekelle as Emperor Haile Selassie orders a broad offensive. Mussolini's regime prepares for economic siege amid resistance in Ethiopia and Eritrea, while French political shifts and Britain’s aid query unfold in a tense wartime backdrop.
Messenger Boy Confesses Extortion Notes
Natfal N V Dor reports a messenger boy confesses authorship of extortion letters demanding 2000 from publisher F Gannett and brewer A Wehle Rochester. U S Attorney says suspect sought thrill by threats to kill and kidnap. Mental examination ordered before trial on attempted extortion charge.
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Hochester Brewer
George A. Grobe
Noland
J. Markell
Rochester Musfenger
United States
Markell
Gros
Fire destroys buildings in Rawlins with heavy loss
A fire in Rawlins Wyoming early this morning caused by an explosion at a confectionery destroyed several buildings. Estimated total damage ranges from 106,000 to 150,000 dollars. The Rawlins fire department fought the blaze and brought it under control shortly after dawn.
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Wye
Dina Confectionery Aloop
Pated
Miter
Lindberghs Arrive in England With Young Jon
The 8.5 American Importer arrived at Gladstone dock Liverpool carrying Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh and their 3 year old son Jon from the United States. Local police formed a protective ring around the dock as officials noted no doubt the Lindberghs were aboard the vessel. Immigration officials Blagg was present to permit entry as a maritime procession continued toward Maglid for seclusion.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Jon
United States
England
Gladstone Dock
Lindbergh
Maglid
Clef
Grant for Repair Work on New High School Approved
Helena officials announce a federal grant of 175000 to repair the new high school. Public Works officials in Washington confirmed approval. final campus approval pending. The board will cover 55 percent of costs, with 40000 to be supplied locally. contractor selection to follow grant receipt.
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Sehood
Bb. M. Hall
W. H. Walsh
Public Works Administration
Washington
United States
Tal
Ce Company
Tall
Smith Denies Spokesman Falsehood In White House Row
Alfred E. Smith accuses a White House spokesman of fabricating claims he was invited to the presidential home. Mrs. Roosevelt says she invited him and notes she has always asked Smith here. Smith remains cautious about discussing the 1936 campaign as he contemplates a possible 1946 bid.
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Alfred E. Smith
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Smith
Debate on oaths and free speech at schools sparks controversy
In Santa Monica, letters argue that private citizens and public employees should swear to defend the flag and Constitution. They condemn exposing students to sedition and question tenure for teachers and professors. the writer urges loyalty while defending free speech on campus.
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Santa Monica
Calif
America
Tomic
Budget tangle threatens to curtail six Ohio universities
In Columbus Ohio officials warned that a budget tangle could shut down six state supported colleges. Ohio State University trustees must decide if classes will start Jan 7 as coal supplies run out next week. Kent State, Ohio University and others face coal and funding cuts with central board vetoes limiting operations.
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Bealgel
I. Merrill
Ohio State University
Tohn W. Bricker
State Control Board
J. O. Engleman
Kent State University
Kent
Ohio University
Central Board
Bowling Green State University
Miami University
Wilberforce University
Mother of Thelma Todd Thinks Death Accident
Los Angeles police and grand jury heard from Mrs. Thelma Todd's mother that she believes the actress died by monoxide poisoning in an accident and denied a previous statement claiming she was murdered. The mother reaffirmed doctors' view there were no fainting spells.
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Thelma Todd
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Bee
Eugette Blalock
Miss Todd
Blalock
Ater
Roland West
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Thea Associated Press
National Students Federation votes to ease military training in land grant colleges
The National Students Federation of America Congress votes to support a congressional bill substituting optional for compulsory military training in land grant colleges. Delegates at the annual meeting rejected compulsory military training, defeating it after adebate.
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Cis
National Students Federation of America Congress
Tih
Federation
Roosevelt hints at New Year message to Congress
In Washington on December 30, 1985 President Roosevelt told reporters he plans to present a New Year message to Congress. He said he would “sell the old year out” as his family gathered at the Winter House, marking the close of the year with remarks likely to address 1985’s end and 1986’s outlook.
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Roosevelt
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Lord Reading dies. famed British diplomat passes away
London notes the death of Lord Reading former viceroy of India and one of Britain’s most brilliant diplomats at age 77. In New York stock reports the seat price rose to £145000 up £10000 from last sale and £5000 above the 1936 high. Shanghai reports a record 14,000,009 ounces of silver shipped to the United States aboard a U.S. carrier.
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Lord Teerding
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New York
Bee
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Stock Exchange
Shanghai
Tee
United States
U. S
Hore
Speaker Byrns Outlines Congress Agenda in Radio Address
House Speaker Byrns presented a program for Congress promising no delays, urging timely action. He called for reduced appropriation bills, flexible neutrality discretion for the president, strengthened national defense, and cautious bonus legislation. He warned against Townsend plan chances and predicted a shrinking budget amid emergency-period needs.
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Hsrns
Congress
Washington Evening Star
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AAA
Townsend
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Byrne
Wide German Sector Experiences Severe Earth Tremor
Berlin reported two sharp earth tremors lasting 2 to 3 seconds each affecting about 25,000 square miles across Baden Wuerttemberg Hesse and parts of Bavaria. Scientists called them the most severe shocks in 24 years as Pirmasens residents saw walls crack and windows split and fled outdoors during a sudden thaw.
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Five Die in Wisconsin Home Fire
Cuba City Wisconsin reports a fatal blaze trapping five residents behind a locked door. Floyd Demi a farmer and four of his children Don na Mae Merrill Stobert and Betty Jane perished. Two others Dent and Dorrance were near death with serious burns, authorities said.
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Doe
Floyd Demi
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Betty Jane
Hearing on Hauptmann clemency petition postponed
In Trenton the board deferred a formal hearing on Bruno Richard Hauptmann’s clemency petition. The governor and court members discussed executive clemency powers, while Hauptmann, under sentence to die the week of January 23 for the Lindbergh kidnapping and murder, was not expected to testify.
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