Agreement on Bonus Framing Reported by Veterans Leaders
Washington dispatch reports an accord among three veteran groups on a proposed bonus payment bill. Murphy of the American Legion James E. Dand Veterans Foreign Wars and Barker of Texas discussed with President Roosevelt and pledged accord on immediate cash payments, interest adjustments, and certificates liquidation. The plan involves about 500 million dollars in security and awaits Congress approval.
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Uix
Murphy
American Legion
James E Dnd
Veterans , Foreign Wars
MA. Marut
Barker
Patan
Texas
Trousevelt
United States
aeGant
Vinson
World News Gist From Distorted Dispatches
A condensed, garbled abroad brief cites Rome and Ethiopia accusing poison use. A Mediterranean plane crash near London prompts inquiries. Lindbergh plans to seek peace after a flight. U S politics feature Roosevelt era debates and party tensions as Congress nears a session, with scattered scores and campus notes mixed in.
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Vaile Selassie
Aly
London
Hope
Lindbergh
Siga le
Merles
Governor Holt acts to curb liquor ad racket in Montana
Governor Holt and state officials commit to a square deal in liquor advertising policy. A letter to the Montana State Press secretary states the liquor board will not require purchases or press favoritism. The measure preserves open access for all Montana newspapers to sell ad space.
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Khavs Holt
Montana
Jomy A. Woure
Surie
Raymond T. Nagle
Ian Mitchell
Jiolt
Wonte
Montana State Press Association
Kohiz
Hauor
Newapapers
Islanders Cut Off by Ice in Chesapeake Bay Rescue Plan
Relief efforts reached Chesapeake Bay islands where 1,400 residents remained isolated after a Christmas night ice barrier. A reconnaissance flight by Col Albis Philips’s Cambridge team noted no landing sites but dropped food packages to each community. Plans for another search flight tomorrow were announced as authorities urged patience.
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Cambridge
Mad
Say
Albis Philips
Aporfeman
Chisapeake Bay
Tyed White
Charles Walls
Massenger
Peck
Nore Thankee Borns
Sweden Faces Question Over War Deaths Assertion
The Hallan government stated that deaths of Swedes in the war were not intentional amid bomb attack claims. Taly pressured by Swedish organizations to outline steps after alleged beheadings of two fascist aviators sparked anger. The League of Nations debate looms as observers expect discussion on bombardment ethics at Geneva talks.
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Associated Press
Hallan
Ethiopia
Sweden
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Od Cros
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Tulle Selasale
League of Nations
Red Grass Wall
Waly
Geneva
Jeague Council
Youths Save Barn From Fire With Snowballs
Crowded scene as Wil Crowfardsqite and Jan t.- youths saved a barn from destruction today credited with foal to the fire crew. Wiremen arrived as the blaze raged, with onlookers saying the lads threw snowballs to halt the fire and prevent serious damage. Mrs Philip Newbury, a concert stage performer, died after a career in England and Australia.
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Wil
Jan
Bevarnl
Ave
New York
Philip Newbury
Engeland
Australia
Sndey
Mme. Spat
Traffic death rate for 86 U S cities improves in 1935
The Commerce Department reports that overall traffic fatalities in 86 major American cities rose slightly in 1935. For the 52 weeks ending December 21, deaths totaled 8,751, with a rate of 244 per 100,000 people, compared with 242 in the prior year.
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Washington
Commerce Department
New Evidence in Hauptmann Case Reported
The defense and prosecutors disclosed a lead potentially tying the Lindbergh kidnapping to commander Fisch, a dead German farrier, and an unidentified associate. Judge Pope would not confirm plans to reveal a man’s name and photo before the New Jersey pardons court. A date for the pardons hearing on Hauptmann’s clemency plea is expected to be announced tomorrow.
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Nool
Jay
Krung
Richard Hauptmann
Comel
Lindbergh
Lzader Fisch
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Frederick A. Pope
Dark Ho
Fisch
Germany
Court of Pardons
Hauptimann
First Connecticut wedding under blood test law
Miss Mary Elizabeth Brown and Miver Wo Huckel of New York were married today in Greenwich believed to be the first Connecticut wedding under the new marriage blood test statute. The law, passed last spring, requires a blood test and a physician health certificate before a license may be issued.
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Greenwich
Meeting in Washington on silver situation dinner topic
In Washington after a dinner at Secretary Morgenthau s home with Edward Suarez Mexico s finance minister the silver issue dominated talks. Senator Thomas floated forging a coalition of silver countries to pressure Britain s currency bloc and hinted at gold or silver loans to stabilize prices. Mexico tensions rise over price boosts and concerns for miners and monetary system.
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Edward Suarez
Mexise
Morgenthau
Suarez
Treasury
Mexico
Canada
Far East
Great Britain
Thomas
United States
United States Treasury
Pittman
D. Nev
Borah
Idaho
McNary
Ore
King
Utah
Josephus Daniels
U. S
Don Francisco
Imperial Airways Wreck Takes 12 Lives Near Alexandria
London reports an Imperial Airways airship disaster off Alexandria Egypt where 12 people perished as engines failed and the City of Khartoum sank after taking off from Mirabella Crewe bound for Toaga. Pilot Vernon Corry Wilson survived in critical condition aboard HMS Brilliant. one American survivor identified as James Luke, 67, of Philadelphia.
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Egypt
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Khartoum
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Vernon Corry Wilson
H.M.S. Brilliant
James ©. Luke
Philadelphia
Anglo- American Oil Company
E. B. Badger and Sons Co
Boston
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Toaga
Kartoum
Biindisi
Mirabella
Crewe
Alejandria
Piusie
Seatc
Hawaiian Princess Rejects Pele Appeal To Halt Lava Flow
Hilo Hawaii Jan 1 AP five years earlier a Hawaiian princess faced a lava flow near Hilo and called Pele to stop it. This time Princess Kawananakoa declined saying How perfectly ridiculous. The eruption from Mauna Loa had reached about 14 miles from Hilo and aerial bombs and army activity had altered the flow. The princess's stance echoed a shift from legend toward modern civ ilization and science.
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Hawaii
Tilo
Pele
Mauna Loa
Hla
T Hat
Peles
Kawananakoa
Ruth
Hawaiian Islands
New Year's resolutions for safer driving in 1936
Just a Minute with Hollywoud remarks on New Year resolutions. The writer suggests drivers cut reckless behavior and lower road deaths, noting the grim toll of 1935 and imagining a safer year ahead. The piece blends humor with a plea for caution on highways.
Condition of Olson Pronounced Better
Rochester Minnesota Mayo Clinic doctors reported Governor Floyd J Olson is very comfortable and getting along nicely in his convalescence after an operation for a stomach disorder. The operation to remove a growth began but was halted as physicians determined the illness would respond better to medical treatment.
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Rochester
Minn
Dan
Waltman Walters
Floyd J. Olson
Mayo Clinic
Costly Strife in Democratic Party Deepens
The 1936 political word wars widen as Democratic factions clash over the American Liberty League. Alfred E. Smith is slated to address the January 25 Liberty League dinner, while Senator Hayden of Arizona backs Roosevelt spending amid sharp denouncements from Liberty League spokesmen led by President Janett Shouse.
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American Liberty League
New Deal
League
Alfred EB. Smith
Hayden
Arizona
Roosevelt
Janett Shouse
Liberty League
Smith
Installation of Bishop-Elect Gilmore Set for Feb 1
Announcement confirms the consecration and installation of Most Reverend Joseph M. Gilmore as bishop of Helena. The ceremony will occur February 19 at St Helena Cathedral with Cardinal Civognani officiating and Bishops McGrath and O’Hare as co-consecrators.
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United States
Joseph M. Gilmore
Oregon
Holwins, O'Hare
Great Falls
Archbistop
Cicognant
Pope Pius XI
Washington, D. C
Rome
Italy
Sacred Consistoriag Congregation
Sacred Congregation of the Oriental Church
Eternal City
Opening of Congress Signals Cash Bonus Debate
Washington dispatch reports democratic conferences shaping the next session as President Roosevelt to unveil recommendations at 9 p.m. in joint session. Senator Robinson and Rep Patman discuss the inflation plan to fund a $2.008 billion currency expansion. Vinson aims to finish a new bonus measure, while a 24-memberHouse committee will meet to map strategy.
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Congress
Rovseviit
Senate
House
Robinson
Garner
Patman
Texas
Patan
Vinson
Cardinal deplores drinking by girls at Philadelphia event
Denis Cardinal Dougherty of the Catholic archdiocese criticizes girls drinking in public as mothers encourage it to fit aristocratic society. He recalls a time when such conduct would ruin a young woman's chances for marriage and notes many women now drink openly, often needing to be carried from hotels and taverns.
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Veatier
Waterloo
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Denis Cardinal Dougherty
Catholic Architecese of
Former Milwaukee Conductor Hull Dies at 76
John C. Hull, 76, longtime Milwaukee railroad conductor, died suddenly of a heart attack in Boveman after arriving in 1912 from Helena where he was yardmaster for the Northern Pacific. Mrs Hull passed away in September 1934 and the couple had no children.
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John C. Hull
Milwaukee Railroad
Hlere
Helena
Northern Pacific
GOP Chief Demands Equal Air Time for Roosevelt Address
Henry P. Fletcher of the Republican National Committee urged broadcasters to allot time for President Roosevelt's address to Congress, arguing federal duty should not be diverted to a political speech. He sent telegrams to two networks insisting on a late-evening slot to balance the president’s message.
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