Nening Thursday His Message Burns Is Certain To Be Speaker Of House
The article reports on the quiet Democratic high command planning New Deal strategy as the 74th Congress opens. President Roosevelt works on relief and budget plans while no details on recommendations are released. The piece notes early sessions and anticipated address delivering the state of the nation.
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Burns
House
Washington
Jan
Democratic High Command
Roosevelt
Congress
New Orleans
Louisiana
Huey Long
Senate
K. Allen
Long
Baton Rouge
Allen
PWA
Senate Democrats
Joseph T. Robinson
House Democrats
Joseph W. Byrnes
Tennessee
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Key Pittman
Nevada
Donahey
Ohio
Moore
New Jersey
Two Slayings Mark Saar New Year Political Strife
In Saarbrucken on New Year’s Day two people were killed and at least 100 injured as Nazis and their opponents clashed across the Saar Basin. Weapons including guns and pitchforks were used, with several bullet wounds reported and women drawn into the violence before the January 13 plebiscite.
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Saar
Melvin K. Whiteleather
Associated Press
Saarbrucken
Saar Basin
Louisiana Civil Service orders O'Malley removal in Alexandria
The Louisiana Civil Service commission ordered Chief of Police Clint O'Malley of Alexandria removed after Huey P. Long demanded his ouster following egg throwing at Long’s rally. O'Malley vowed not to resign until physically forced out.
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Alexandria
Congress
New Orleans
Clint O'Malley
Louisiana Civil Service Commission
O'Malley
Huey P. Long
Long
Jury panel forms for Lindbergh kidnapping trial established
In Flemington New Jersey Jan 2 1935 six jurors sworn four more chosen with a Bronx carpenter and Mrs Anna Hauptmann among those questioned as 700 reporters converge on the town to cover the Hauptmann trial prospect of a complete panel by day end noted.
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William A. Kinney
Associated
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Bronx
Filer
Ventiremen
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Thomas W. Trenchard
Charlies Walton, Sr
Rosie Pill
Verna Snyder
Charles F. Snyder
Sourland
Ethel Stockton
Hunterdown County
Ventremen
Trenchard
Colonel Lindbergh
Marriage licenses issued by Probate Judge Nunn rise in 1934
York reports 2,580 marriage licenses issued in 1934 by Probate Judge KH Gettys Nunn, more than seven a day. This compares with 2,708 licenses in 1938 handled by the same judge.
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York
KH. Gettys Nunn
Nunn
Bomb Hurls Wounding Bomb into Tirana Palace
Reports from Corfu say a bomb struck the palace at Tirana wounding King Zog of Albania. Confirmation was not immediate. A revolt has reportedly been in progress on the Albanian coast.
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Athens
Greece
Corfu
Tirana
Zog
Albania
Woman Acquitted in Slaying of 19 Year Old
In Charlotte on January 12 Mrs. Flossie Osment was acquitted in superior court of murdering Lucille Walters a 19 year old woman. Osment said she acted in self defense when she shot Walters last August 31 on a street. Witnesses testified Walters charged Osment with a raised hand but prosecutors showed Walters had no weapon. The case noted ill will over Osment's husband and Walters died weeks later at relatives' home in Salisbury.
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Charlotte
Flossie Osment
Ofarlotte
Lucille
Mra. Osment
Miss Walters
Weather outlook from Sandy Hook to Hatteras and Hatteras to Jacksonville
Weather briefing notes a weakening southeasterly to southerly breeze with fair conditions tonight and Thursday. Another segment reports moderate northerly winds shifting to variable near Jacksonville.
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Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Rhode Island Democrats Seize Control in Coup Session
Rhode Island Democrats reorganize state government after winning Senate control and ousting the Supreme Court. They seat three Democrats on the bench, cut agencies from 80 to 11, and inaugurate Governor Theodore Francis Green for a second term amid National Guard presence.
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Providence
R. 1
Rhode Island
Supreme Court
Eee
Providence of Safety
Senate
National
State House
Capitol
Theodore Francis Green
Portsmouth
South Kingstown
Layman's Bible School Urged By Baptist Leader
Dr. T L Holcomb of Oklahoma City urged Southern Baptist Conference delegates in Raleigh to launch a gigantic drive enrolling every church member in a Bible wheel. Dr Zeno Wall, Shelby pastor and NC Baptist convention president, emphasized adherence to Scripture as essential to the denomination’s future.
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Raleigh
T. L. Holcomb
First Church
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Southern Baptist Conference
Holcomb
Zeno Wall
Shelby
North Carolna
Southern Baptist Churches
Jap Freed By U S Agents Caught Photographing Ships
A man identifying as Yoshio Matsuda, a Japanese naval officer, was detained in St. Petersburg after photographing the waterfront. He later left by train to New York, claiming a visit to the Japanese embassy in Washington. Police and immigration officials questioned him about his mission and entry, noting he had no passports and alleged ties to the Japanese navy.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Yoshio Matsuda
New York
Matsuda
Washington
B. Hopkins
Tiwala
EB. L. Roux
Yoshio Masuda
United States
Naval Department
Tokyo
Navy
Japan
E. B. Lipphard
Lipphard
San Francisco
Tampa
Seattle
Trenton
Special Naval Service Squadron
Coast Guard
Football Game Looms as New Year Opens
Special to the CHT from Terme Calls reports the writer heading to a football game. He expects a strong contest featuring Arkansas players with Alabama names and Pennsylvanians under Stanford aliases, and mentions Huey Long's imported team to face Tulane.
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Arkansas
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Stanford
Huey Long
Tulane
Southport Eyes Port Commission Plan for Brunswick County
Senator G. B. Frink has drafted a bill to establish a port commission for Southport and Brunswick County to be introduced in the upcoming general assembly. The proposal mirrors the earlier Morehead City commission created by law two years ago.
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Southport
Jan
County of
Brunswick
G. B. Frink
General Assembly
Morehead City
Enterprise To Publish Its Golden Anniversary Edition This Month
The Enterprise will publish a history and record of High Point and the surrounding community tracing its growth from a hamlet in 1859 to a city by 1935. The anniversary edition, prepared by many writers and featuring material collected from old files and interviews, will appear around January 20 to mark 50 years of the paper’s service.
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High Point
Davidson and
Randolph
Enterprise
The
Self Defense Claim Arises In Kinston Slaying Case
Roy Jarman, 22, claims self defense after shooting his father Bilis Jarman, 45, as he advanced with a knife. Jarman told police he and a friend had earlier stopped his father from beating his mother.
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Kinston
Roy Jarman
Bilis Jarman
Fireworks Ignition Wounds Station Clerk in Winston-Salem
In Winston-Salem on January 2, T W Styers suffered serious burns when fireworks and gasoline exploded at his filling station. Several others escaped injury as flames or debris erupted during the incident.
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Winston-Salem
T. W. Styers
New Year’s Day Death Toll Tops 100 Across Nation
At least 115 people are dead nationwide on New Year’s Day due to accidents fires and weather. Among the victims a three month old suffocated in a parked car and five burned in a Cherokee County blaze. Weather shifts left Maine Vermont New Hampshire snow covered as Pennsylvania logged eight traffic deaths.
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Rockies
New England
Waukesha
Wis
Cherokee County
Gaffney
US. C
el Paso
Tex
Buffalo
New York
Robert Patton
Mother Nature
Atlantic Seaboard
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
National
Dividends Paid to Creditors of Closed Goldsboro Bank
Raleigh Jan 2. Dividend checks totaling 30 749 25 for 772 depositors and other creditors of the defunct Goldsboro Savings and Trust company were distributed today by liquidating agent R H Stevens. The payoff equals 52 3 percent of their money and brings total dividends to 92 819 57 since the bank closed in 1930. Preferred creditors received 1 485 44 and secured creditors 6 728 25.
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Raleigh
Jan
Goldsboro Savings and Trust Company
R. H. Stevens
Gurney P. Hood
State Bank
Ickes urged to dismiss two aides at White House hint
Washington dispatch reports a White House hint to Secretary Ickes to fire two top aides Ebert Burley and Louis Glavis. The Post says wire taps and recorded conversations link interior officials and PWA figures, with Burley blamed for Glavis actions while Ickes defends his reform record and honesty of the New Deal program.
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Washington
Ickes
White House
Washington Post
Ebert K. Burley
Louis R. Glavis
Interior Department
Public Works Administration
Glavis
Burley
Ray Lyman Wilbur
PWA
Roosevelt Jr in Car Crash Near Philadelphia
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr., son of the President, was in an automobile crash on New Year's night near Wayne but escaped injury. The driver, Edward Newman, 24, of Radnor, was cut and bruised in the crash.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr
Wayne
Edward Newman
Radnor
Barden names McGee as his secretary
Representative elect Graham A. Barden of North Carolina announced the appointment of Thomas McGee of Mt. Olive as his secretary. McGee previously served as secretary of the Wayne County Democratic executive committee.
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Washington
Graham A. Barden
North Carolina
Thomas McGee
Mt. Olive
N. C
McGee
Wayne County
Democratic Executive Committee
N C Solons To Campaign For Liberal HOLC Loans
North Carolina's eleven member House delegation at its caucus backed liberalization of HOLC loans and extension of cash loan terms. They voted to abolish the house discharge rule and endorsed Lambeth for the appropriations committee, Barden for rivers and harbors, and Weaver for the steering committee. Cooley’s agricultural post was pending developments.
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Washington
Jan
North Carolina
House
Lambeth
Appropriations Committee
Representa
Tive
Graham A. Barden
Rivers and Harbors
Representative Weaver
Harold D. Cooley
Agricultural Committee
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