Bodyguard claims Huey Long shooting linked to senator’s son
Dr A. Weiss claims in a public letter that Huey P. Long was likely shot by one of the senator’s own bodyguards in a corridor at the Louisiana statehouse. He suggests the governor and political allies ignored the assertion, tying the act to a long personal dispute and a possible motive connected to Long’s son.
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Taton Rouge
A. Weiss
Allen
Huey P. Long
de Weiss
Deng
Loulpinna Statehouse
CIA
Fon
Ho Weras
Long
Bods
Uhap Dja
Whe
Fegiatu
Domestic policy shifts amid loans and agriculture program notes
The report outlines policy changes including neutrality stance on large loans, focus on domestic allotments and soil generation for crop control, and a new agricultural program. It mentions Morgan inquiry, John Gilbert death at 38 in Renton, and various political and international notes.
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Astington
Faye
Morgan Inquiry
Aillea Lolly Woot
John Gilbert Screer
Renton
Kaysass San Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Dont Let Him Drive A Drunk Man Warned To Stop Car
A drunken driver becomes a prelude to disaster as pleas urge stopping him before he harms others. The narrator stresses one punch to the jaw might save lives, urging friends to keep him from the wheel tomorrow to spare victims and the driver from remorse.
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Leggo
Lotia Dutinken
Monortoo
Balloon Dancer Tops Nude Scene as Boy Pops Balloon
A boy releases a balloon with a sling shot causing a balloon dancer to appear nearly naked on stage. Alfred, 19, pulled a string and a tinsel ball flew, prompting panicked escape and the manager to confiscate a balloon. Parents faced a $28 charge for the incident.
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Petersburge Flatan
Alfred
Wagner Labor Act Appeal Planned by Administration
The Roosevelt administration appealed a federal judge’s ruling on Wagner Labor Act legality. George Spratt, regional director of the labor board, said the case would go to the Circuit Court of Appeals, with a potential move to the Supreme Court if the appeal fails.
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Kwaners
Teoasevelt
Meritt
Go Wagner
New Aw
Mt United States District Couit
George Spratt
Labor Board
Ethiopian Army Blamed for Stopgap Victory Near Dolo
The Enunciated Press reports Ethiopian forces repelled a Somali and Italian advance west of Dolo, claiming 69 009 troops and 25 000 Somalis were beaten amid northern front action near Makale and Raina. The official communique details setbacks and dispersed enemy units as Maher and Witain plan fleet maneuvers toward the Mediterranean.
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Tharedas
Idio Ababa
Trora
Halle Solas
Dolo
Uhelth
Makale
Raina
Passenger loss in rail incident fuels cautionary glare
A reported year without a rail passenger fatality was claimed by Amore Kian and described by Marty Guy Taylor, head of the Western Association of Railway Raccines. The claim contrasts with a highway slaughter as a singin passenger was killed in a train accident, underscoring safety concerns.
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Amore Kian
Marty Guy Taylor
Western Aevciation
Two Japanese airmen captured by Russians near border
A Soviet dispatch from Kharkov claims two Japanese airmen raided near the Manchouko border were wounded and captured. After landing one assaulted a peasant, and during ensuing combat another Japanese fired on approaching soldiers. Both were hospitalized at Pokrovka. one suspect wounded a peasant and was subdued with bayonet resistance.
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Moscow Tank
Kharharovsh
Fomieht
Vaitihonkuvan
Pokrovka
Manihoukaoan
Hauptmann case linked to Lind estate sighting
A signed statement alleges a man and woman resembling Bruno Hauptmann and his wife Anna were seen near Lindbergh’s Hopewell estate about a year before the kidnapping. Prosector Hauck also notes corroborating witnesses, while Hauptmann faces a court hearing and potential execution next week.
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Trenton
Anthony M. Hauck
Hurtterdon County
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Anna
Lindbergh Hopewell Estate
David Moore
Hauck
Lford Fisher
Hauptmann S
Baloney
Farm Aid Plans Stir Debate Over AAA Successor
Washington January 9 A farm aid program built on domestic allotments and soil conservation for permanent crop centers shapes amid disputes over AAA successor. White House talks say no proposal is discarded while 70 farm leaders meet tomorrow. Senators push concrete bills and currency expansion to bolster farm prices as opposition from major farm groups grows.
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Associated Press
Washington
AAA
Wallace
White House
Senate
Supreme Court
George N Peek
AA4
Senato
McNary
Oregon
Carey
Amerian Farm Burea Federation
SLAIN ROBBERY SUSPECT MAY BE MURDERER OF AIR SPEAKER
Indiana and Minnesota police chase Robert Moore 40, tied to a $1100 1937 bank holdup, after a shooting near South Bend and a possible link to the 1930 Buckley assassination in Detroit. Sheriff Rover Wolly documented Moore’s sightings at a South Bend station hideout and a Minnesota reformatory note, amid uncertain ties to Buckley and a recall fight. A separate British Isles storm: nine dead and many injured as a second violent gale strikes.
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Booth Bend
Indiana
Lone Range
Gerald E Buckley
Storyw
British Isles
London
Cruel Wyoming Storm Claims Four Lives in Blizzard
Four people died as a frigid Wyoming blizzard swept the plains near Punkin Creek 25 miles south of here. Sheriff Tex Martin reported bodies found in and around wrecked autos while rescue teams scoured snow drifts. A rancher named Wagstatt and his sister Barbara plus teacher Gene Toval and his wife perished in the gale as part of a larger party trapped nearby. A 20 man search party survived, reaching Idaho Falls after four days in a western Wyoming ranch house.
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Toval
Farler
Wyoming
Hayer
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Bull
Roosevelt renomination drive opens with Philadelphia convention plans
The Democratic Party announces a June 23 start for the national nominating conclave to renominate President Roosevelt, with Philadelphia as the key scene amid expected endorsements and a costly fundraising push. Tarley warns of a fierce campaign of misrepresentation financed by a vast slush fund as GOP opposition targets the New Deal.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
James A Farley
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Cleveland
Farley
Ghanmous
Talmadge
White House
Georgia
Macon
Tarley
Jou
Shift in U S policy on loans to allies during world war
Washington January reports disclose an abrupt wartime shift in Woodrow Wilson's neutrality policy enabling large loans to allied nations. Morgan & Co officials deny links while the senate munitions committee cites a memorandum approving the shift. Morgan partners dispute charges of manipulating markets to sway policy amid war loan debates.
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U.S
Washington, Jan
Woodrow Wilson
Senate Munitions Committee
J. 7. Morgan and Company
Financial House
Wilson
Robert Lansing
Tuelt
Four youths die in Sing Sing electric chair execution
Ossining New York nine p.m. four youths faced the electric chair for the 9 baggage store holdup slaying of a New York policeman. Newman Raymond Jr, 21, died at 11 08 p.m. Amerigo Angelini 20, Thomas Gilbride 20, and Thay Orley 21 followed. Orley died at 41 18.
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Sing ,Sing
New York
Newman Raymond Jr
Amerigo Angelini
Thomas Gilbride
Thay Orley
Orley
Problem of Arles 5 Toe Well Met
Harry L Hopking issued a warning and a pledge after President Roosevelt announced 3,541,000 employed on work relief in December. He demanded states and communities care for unemployables and pledged the relief problem will be met better this winter than before.
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Washington
Jan
Harry L Hopking
Roosevelt
Congress
Naval conference at Tanger risks collapse amid naval equality clash
London reports deadlock at a naval conference as Japan insists on naval parity with Britain and the United States. The talks roll on as delegates seek a way to avert a collapse. In Pullman Washington Civil Service lists show nearly 5 000 people moved under new Pacific Northwest conservation programs under director Wood Rocke.
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London
Sistence
United States
International Naval Conference
Lader Civil Service Pullman
Consevation Service
Civil Service
Wood Rocke
Parific Northwest Conservation Activities
Bonus Vote in House Advances in Surprise Move
Washington reports a quick House vote anticipated after five hours of debate over veteran bonus funding. Chairman Doughton kept the bill moving with a roll call to bring absentees to the floor. Four amendments were debated. two approved or ruled out, no changes to the main measure.
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Washington
Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Treadway
Mass
BIE
Veterans’ Organizations
Thomas
D. Okla
Townsend adherents backers withheld endorsement
Abe Weaver Montana state Townsend group leader announced no congressional candidate will receive endorsement until national organization approves. He cited Joseph P Monaghan of Butte as a supporter but said no candidate will be endorsed before national consent.
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Fally
Abe Weaver
Townsend Old Age Revolving Pension
Montana
Weaver
Joseph P Monaghan
Butte
Senate
Townsend
Mary Pickford to Become Free as Divorce Valid Today
Mary Pickford will become free today as her interlocutory divorce from Douglas Fairbanks is granted. At noon January 10, 1935 Judge Ben Lindl ais announced the decree. Pickford has not spoken on the final decree or any alleged romance. her personal representative comments on plans without details.
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Mary Vickford
Ben Lindlais
Aydine
Douglas Fairbanks
Town
Hollywood
Charles
Biddy
Rogers
Mary
Globe
Firbanks
Miss Pickford
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