Tax Talk in Congress On Roosevelt Bonus Veto Fallout
Washington debates new taxes and inflation as congress weighs the Roosevelt veto of the $2.49 billion government bond measure. Senate leaders plan a Monday vote while discussions surface tax ideas, inflation fears, and potential ways to fund the bonus without heavy levies.
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World News Gist Seeks Restored Principles and Re nominated Roone
Washington-Alfred 4. Smith at a League dinner urges reestablishment of 1932 platform principles violated by admin. He warns against Roone tt renomination, while a New York executive and ship officers face criminal negligence convictions in the Morro ista disaster.
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King Edward VII rests as crowds file by King George's bier
London crowds file past King George V’s bier in Westminster Hall while King Edward VII seeks rest at Fort Belvedere. Royal arrivals, guards, and processions mark the mourning, with details on seating, crowd totals, and the funeral timetable for Tuesday.
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Murder in Great Britain Adopted American Style
In Jan 25 dispatch police searched for a leopard skin wearing girl linked to a notable crime in Britain. Emil Allad, a 66 year old French Canadian jeweler, was found shot and dumped from a car. British press said the crime appeared to be done in American style.
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Townsend Leaders Abandon Third Party After Primary
Townsend pension plan leaders decided today to abandon their third party movement after the state primary in August. Dr Francis B Townsend of Long Beach California, originator of the pension idea, pledged to the plan. Petitions to place the third party on the May presidential ballot in California circulated, with Townsend estimating signers numbered over half the registered voters.
Plan for reclamation program to irrigate lands
Washington 26. Congressional supporters of western reclamation said they would seek support from other delegations by submitting a program to irrigate lands for production of commodities in which there is a rational shortage. Representative Roy K. Ayers (D Mont) said lands reclaimed by irrigation could be tuned to avoid increasing domestic surplus of agricultural production.
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Battle for Africa ends in disputed Ethiopian victory
Reports from Addis Ababa and Rome clash over who won the recent northern Ethiopia clash. Ethiopian forces claim they encircled Italian advances near Makale and inflicted heavy Italian losses, while Rome reports Italian regrouping and a different outcome. Ethiopian casualties around 5,000. Italian about 748.
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Murray Notified of Project in Montana
Washington dispatch reports Rexford G. Tugwell resettlement administrator notified Senator James E. Murray of Butte that an effort will be made to expedite a subsistence homestead project near Great Falls Montana. A 40 acre land purchase would be negotiated as soon as legal requirements are met and a titles study is underway.
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Ex-Kaiser Delays Natal Day Marking in Mourning
Doom Netherlands January 25 Former Kaiser Wilhelm to be 77 Monday but will not observe his anniversary until January 31 due to official and personal mourning for the death of his cousin King George of England his enemy in the World War.
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Baby Beating Death Leads to 15 Charges in Albany
Albany police announced a murder warrant for Samuel Bollinger, 30, in the death of his seven month old son Clarence. The infant was beaten to death after a nighttime incident, and authorities report the case as first degree murder with multiple charges arising from the investigation.
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Smith rules out seeking nomination as Roosevelt clash looms
Alfred J. Smith denounced the Roosevelt program at a Mayflower Hotel gathering, saying he will walk from the campaign if the New Deal is endorsed. He stressed the 1932 Chicago platform, warned of federal “socialistic” drift, and affirmed he is not a candidate for any party nomination.
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Highlights From Speech Of Smith Highlights From Speech Of Smith
Washington January 25 highlights of Alfred E Smith speech at the American Liberty league dinner. Smith asserts he is not seeking nomination and will remain a Democrat despite opposing current administration. He warns against class warfare and bureaucratic expansion, urges party to reaffirm 1920 platform principles.
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Grand jurors in Alabama to probe Powell affair
In Birmingham Alabama a grand jury was ordered to meet in Decatur February 17 to investigate the knifing and shooting episode involving nine black defendants being moved from Decatur for trial. Ozlo Powell and Deputy Edgar Blalock were wounded. Sheriff J Street Sandlin of Morgan county disputed a prisoner Clarence Norris claim that Blalock slapped Powell.
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Former Attorney General Wickersham Dies in Taxi Ride
New York Jan 25 George W Wickersham former attorney general of the United States and later head of a commission on prohibition died suddenly today in a taxi cab He was 78 and was en route to a club luncheon with old friends when the driver found him dead Henry Taft a law partner identified the body at a police station Cunningham the cab driver said Wickersham had not appeared ill when he entered the cab two years ago he had been taken ill then.
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Subzero Open 16 Coming This Section Figures in Winter Belt
Across the Canadian border bitter cold spread through the Midwest and East as temperatures plunged 10 to 20 degrees below zero from Minnesota to Indiana and into Ohio. The death toll in the 72 hour cold wave rose to 164 nationwide while snow fell in Nebraska Wyoming and Colorado with more on the way in upstate New York. Ice jams on the Niagara River reduced the falls to a trickle as a historic ice bridge formed downstream.
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National campaign on lambs boosts U.S. consumption
Scotts Bluff Nebraska January 25 national campaign on lambs reports 37 percent rise in lamb product consumption since 1927 after founding of Colorado Nebraska Lamb Feeders association. Secretary treasurer K Warrick says association aids with financial contributions and national ads in newspapers and magazines.
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Doubts Rise Over Revised AAA Replacement Plan
Washington January 25 Fresh bi party opposition blocks another bid to construct a temporary AAA replacement with land use subsidies. The Jones Bankhead bill as modified by the Agriculture Department expands powers for the secretary of agriculture, provoking constitutional questions and a stormy Senate agriculture committee session. Chairman Smith deferred action awaiting legal advice from Secretary Wallace as to the measure's viability before the Supreme Court AAA decision.
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Chester Peek Dies in Montana Motorcycle Crash
Chester Peek, 21, a Montana State University sophomore, was killed when the motorcycle he rode left a highway near Poison. He was traveling with four Missoula youths en route to a meeting of motorcyclists. The party suspects he was crowded from the curve. Peek’s mother lives in Helena. He had recently graduated from Missoula High School in 1931.
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Weather outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain region
The outlook shows generally calm conditions across the region with unsettled weather in Montana and northwest Wyoming. Occasional light snow is possible and temperatures remain near normal across most areas.
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Ice field with many on it found in Caspian by pilot
Moscow on January 25 a Caspian Sea ice field 150 miles from shore held 2,855 men marooned for 10 days. An airplane dropped medical supplies after confirming the drift stopped. The castaways report fishing abundant and plan to be evacuated by steamers. About 1,400 horses accompany them. Other planes search for 41 additional castaways unlocated.
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