Senate Farm Bill Attacked as Unconstitutional by King
Senator King denounces the Pope McGill plan as complex unconstitutional price fixing. He says it would create an absolute master over agriculture with tyrannous provisions. Critics include Berry Pepper Wagner urging changes and faster debate stalled by leadership.
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Washington
King
Utah
Senate
Com
Berry
D.-Tenn
Pepper
D.-Pla
Wagner
Barkley
Horse
McNary
Accused Leader Of Black Legion Returns To Face Court
Virgil H. Effinger known as Bert Effinger, alleged commander of the Black Legion, arrived home to Lima Ohio after 15 months away. He prepared to return to Michigan to answer charges of criminal syndicalism and possession of explosives.
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Black Legion
Lima
Virgil H
Bert) Effinger
Columbus
Michigan
Two Air Racers Die At Miami Air Show Tragedy
Two top air race pilots Rudy Kling and Frank Haines died in separate wrecks at the Miami air show. Wittman, the lone survivor, faced possible withdrawal as organizers planned to erase his entry from the event. Deaths leave only slower stock planes to compete for prize money and trophies at the All American air maneuvers.
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Rudy Kling
Frank Haines
Oresh
Miami
Fia
Lemont
Ill
Detroit
J. Wittmen
Oshkosh
Wis
Wittman
Kling
Haines
Filters
Hartle Bound Over On Murder Charge In Forsyth County
Hartle 63 bound over to Forsyth County superior court on a first degree murder charge after a preliminary hearing. He allegedly shot Walter Lee Smith who Hartle said was intimate with his wife. Witnesses testified and Hartle remained calm before being jailed.
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Winston-Salem
John A. Hartle
Forsyth County Superior Court
Hartle
Walter Lee Smith
Municiipal Court
Bailey Lupfert
Bowman
Wrocer
Ole Smith
Smith
Martle
Former Prisoner Slain as Sheriff Surprises Robbery in Tennessee
Sheriff R. W. Benson said a former Kentucky prisoner known as Shorty was killed when he and two deputies surprised three ex-convicts during a midnight store robbery near Springfield, Tennessee. The suspects opened fire. one deputy was wounded. Police sent pictures and fingerprints to the Kentucky penitentiary for ID.
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Springfield
Tenn
R. W. Benson
Kentucky
Benson
Shorty
Man Smashes Post Office Door Seeks Penitentiary Term
Officers held Milton Butler after he smashed the local post office door and then went to police headquarters asking for all the years he could get in Atlanta penitentiary. He had a cut hand and was recently released from Fayetteville hospital where he underwent treatment for injuries. He is held for federal officers.
Poland Presses For Colonies In Europe Talks
In Warsaw a set of talks between French Foreign Minister Delbos and Polish leaders stirred predictions Poland will seek colonies after Germany. Observers cite aims to secure emigration outlets and raw materials while linking Poland's ties with France to broader pacification plans. debate over Czech relations and Delbos German contact add tension.
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Warsaw
Yvon Delbos
France
Poand
Germany
Delbos
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
Berlin
President Roosevelt cuts trip to return for dental care
President Roosevelt plans immediate return to Washington from a southern trip after discovering the gum around a recently removed tooth fails to heal. He trims three travel days, leaves the Potomac at Dry Tortugas, and will reach Washington by Monday evening.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Washington
Georgia
Potomac
Gulf of Mexico
White House
China
McIntire
Warm Springs
Gainesville
Weather outlook for the week in South Atlantic States
Weather outlook notes generally fair and colder start to the week. Temperatures rise to the middle of the week with a period of rain anticipated in the latter half.
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South Atlantic
Labor Leaders Lewis Green End Talks On Labor Peace
AP reports John L. Lewis and William Green failed to reach a deal after two days of talks. both said no conclusions or recommendations would be reported to their full committees. sources note progress on narrowing subordinate issues but dual unionism remains the major obstacle between rival factions of seven million workers.
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ST. Louis
CIO
United Automobile Workers’ Union
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Milton N. Johnson
Washington
Organized Labor
John L. Lewis
William Green
Green
Lewis
A. F. of
Lalae
Trial of Marine Nears Jury in Davidson Killing
Walter L. Ross a 17 year old Marine faces a jury in Stafford County Virginia for the murder of Elmer J. Davidson a Washington attorney. Defense psychiatrists argued that a rejected advance could provoke danger while the state says the shooting and stabbing on a lonely road October 3 were driven by a robbery motive.
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Stafford
Walter L. Ross
Elmer J. Davidson
Washington
Virginia
Ross
Davidson
Stafford County
New Yorkers Fight Fire In Freighter Henry R. Mallory
Firefighters battled a blaze in the hold of the Clyde Mallory line freighter Henry R. Mallory at its New York dock on the North River. The ship from Charleston South Carolina was docked at 2 a m and smoke poured from the hold after 9 a m as flames erupted from burlap bale cargo.
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New York
Clyde Mallory Line
Henry R. Mallory
North River
Charleston
Eleven Bags Of Mail Stolen From U S Truck
New York report details the theft of eleven mail bags from a United States mail truck on Thursday night. Inspectors say the loss ranges from forty thousand to fifty thousand dollars with about ten thousand negotiable, including seven bags of ordinary mail and four with registered items. A shipment of seven thousand dollars in currency and a four hundred dollar jewelry item are noted as part of the loot.
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New York
United States
Post Office
East River
I. Spector
Federal Reserve Bank
Philadelphia
Mount Jewett National Bank
Mount Jewett
Doran
Eighth Avenue
34Th Stret
Delaware, Lackawanna & Anne
Hoboken
Tenth Avenue
29Th Street
23Rd Street
Hudson River
General Post Office
Negro 10 to die in electric chair in North Carolina
Wiley Brice, Negro, is sentenced to die in the electric chair on February 11 for the murder of Shelley Lee, barber shop operator. The crime was 11 years past, with lethal gas now used in North Carolina. Brice had earlier received 15 years for attempting to assault a Negro girl and had escaped from prison before arrest.
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Wiley Brice
Shelley Lee
North Carolina
Brice
Gullford County
Greensboro
Mecklenburg County
Duke Scholar Wins Mayflower Cup In North Carolina
Dr. Richard H. Shryock of Duke University won the Mayflower cup for the best book judged by a resident of North Carolina. The prize was presented by Burnham Standish Colburn at a joint meeting of the Mayflower descendants society and the State Literary and Historical Association in Raleigh. Shryock's book is The Development of Modern Medicine. All officers of the society were reelected.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Richard H. Shryock
Duke University
Burnham Standis) Colburn
Biltmore
Society of Mayflower Descendants
Society
State Literary and Historical Association
Shrycck
Hamilton's Mother Dies in Los Angeles
Mrs. John D. M. Hamilton, mother of Republican National Committee chairman John D. M. Hamilton, died at the home of his son Hale Hamilton, an actor, after a two month battle with illness following a stroke. She was 80 years old.
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Hamilton
Los Angeles
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Hale Hamilton
Awarded $1,050 Against Estate of Delia Barker
Guilford Superior Court jury awarded John L. Bull $1,050 against Joseph T. Carruthers as administrator of the estate of Delia Barker of High Point. Bull claimed Barker promised to will him her Thurston Street house in exchange for $235 in food clothing and fuel before her death. Barker died intestate leaving no will.
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Greensboro
Guilford
Pilot killed in Roosevelt Field takeoff crash
A Stinson monoplane crashed during takeoff at Roosevelt field. The pilot, tentatively identified as George C. Worth of Linden New Jersey, was instantly killed.
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Garden City
N. Y
Tentaively
George C.worth
Linden, N. J
Stinson
Roosevelt Field
British steamer under fire while aiding nuns on Tsungming Island
The British steamer Siushan came under heavy machine gun fire while attempting to reach nine French Canadian nuns marooned on Tsungming Island near Shanghai. The chief officer was killed and a sailor plus several passengers wounded as Captain N McMillan steered the vessel to safety.
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Shanghai
Tsungming Island
N. McMillan
Stushan
Adrien Sansoucy
F. B. Boothby
Boothby
Yangtze Estuary
China Sea
United States Marine Command
Shanhhai
International Settlement Police
Buffalo City arrest sweep hits council members in payroll probe
Two more men held in Buffalo payroll investigation, including councilman elect George R. Reilly charged with false audits. James M. Maloni arrested on perjury, while Richard Cantlin and Frank Whalen face conspiracy counts. Naminski and Dropik arraigned on false expense charges.
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Buffalo
N. Y
WPA
George R. Reilly
Erie County Grand Jury
Reilly
James Malone
James M. Maloni
Richard A. Cantlin
Frank J. Walep
Kellly
Cantlin
Whalen
Joseph Naminski
Anthony Dropik
New York City
Supreme Court Eyes Opinions On Monday Session
The Supreme Court prepared for a busy Monday with 31 outstanding cases including whether treasury must pay interest on gold bonds and how to value public utilities for rate making. The Roosevelts administration seeks a prudent investment basis over fair present market price in utility valuation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Treasury
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
James J. Ransom
Des Moines
Arthur Machen
Baltimore
Roosevelt Administration
California Railroad Commission
The
Pacific
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Richard Frankensteen
UAWA
President Guts
Port Devens
Cutler
Ipswich
Mass
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Kenneth Graham
Salma Kan
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Delia Barker
Guilford Superior Court
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Jap Isle
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