New Deal Sketches Policy Shifts and Court Clash
The article notes proposed steps to adjust farm and tariff policies as emergency measures. Secretary Wallace explores options from crop controls to land purchases and tariff reduction to boost foreign markets. It also sketches Senate debate over world court protocols and Tom Connally’s plan to address the oil control issue at the court’s objection.
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Wallace
America
Senate
United States
Legislative split delays organization for Monday
Two veterans face key posts in the North Carolina House after a three candidate contest. Representative W L Lumpkin and Hoke’s Laurie McEachern defeated Johnson, seen as administration allies, while both are not ardent supporters of the 1933 sales tax. Johnson suggests posts will be filled with responsibility.
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House Appropriations Committee
W. L. Lumpkin
Franklin and
Hoke
Laurie McEachern
Johnson
Exp
Associated Press
Ehringhaus
McEachern
Lumpkin
Ralph McDonald
Forsyth
Revolt Against Huey Long Shakes His Empire
Board members resist action on a petition by three non resident taxpayers. A parallel case tests a state law while a $2,000,000 public works loan hangs in the balance. In Washington Long targets President Roosevelt, fights a $600,000 libel suit, accuses the Home Owners Loan Corp in Louisiana, and charges Standard Oil with funding Bolivia in the Paraguay war.
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Public Works Administration
Washington
Long
Roosevelt
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Louisiana
Standard OU Company
Bolivia
Paraguay
Agents Kill Suspect in Brewer Case
Justice records report the suspect in the Kremer kidnaping case and bank robbery escapes and prior sentences. Harold Nathan, Hoover aide, said the man was not the Brewer culprit while warrants mention stolen car transport in May 1929. Police in St Paul and Minneapolis had no record of the pursuit.
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Karpis-Barker
Harold Nathan
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kremer
Gibson
Oklahoma City
American First National Bank
Oklahoma County
Missouri State Penitentiary
Kansas City
Releas Department of Justice
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ringleader Selection in Democrat Caucus Details
The article outlines Democratic caucus selections with Robert Grady Johnson as a top choice for leader, plus veteran lawmakers Laurie McEachern and W. L. Lumpkin. It notes party balance and proposed license plate legislation, along with clerical appointments and a high profile bribery trial testimony segment mentioning Ingalls and Hauptmann.
Bremer Abduction Ends After 23 Days and Ransom
Bremer, son of a wealthy St. Paul brewer, was snatched January 17 and held for twenty three days by a gang of five to eight men. Ransom of two hundred thousand dollars was paid to secure his release.
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Bremer
St. Paul
Roosevelt Delays Most Business On New Supply Bill
The president, sick with a head cold, postponed most government business and pressed ahead with press conference remarks. In Washington, the NRA heard that unless industry shows change, the recovery administration may remove most price fixing frames as part of a possible policy shift. Clay Williams, NRA critic, said price fixing conflicts with effective industrial operation and the policy faced possible changes.
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Canada
Roosevelt
NRA
Recovery Administration
Clay Williams
Industrial Recovery Board
House Opens first day of session amid tolls debate
The House opened at noon with a one hour session and heard a bill from New Hanover's T B Cooper to remove tolls on the twin bridges at Wilmington’s north east and Cape Fear Rivers. A protest over Rep C R Zickler’s seating was referred to elections and privileges. The Senate also met, and Governor Ehringhaus will address the joint session at 7 15 PM. The body elected officers, passed a joint resolution announcing organized legislature, and noted absences due to a family death and illness. Associate Justices Connor and Schenck administered oaths to members.
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House
New Hanover
T. B. Cooper
Northeast
Cape Fear
Wilmington
C. R. Zickler
Alexander
Senate
Ehringhaus
Assembly
A. H. Graham
Carl Townsend
Raleigh
Thad Eure
Lawrence Watts
Seaboard
Johnson
Duplin
Owen S&s. Robertson
Orange
Weathers
Wake
George W. Connor
State Supreme Court
Michael Schenck
E. C. Cloud
Mr. Cloud
Cloud
Kidnappers Free College Students in Chicago Hold
Young Bomberger said his captors held him prisoner at a bungalow for about twenty minutes then drove him to another house in Chicago where he was held from Monday morning until release. He telephoned his father from a hotel after being tossed from the car.
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C. Lloyd Fisher
Defense Counsel
Wittemore Avenue
New York
Wilents
Page
Indianapolis
Young Bomberger
Chicago
Lindbergh Baby Case Ties to Hauptmann Testimony
Trial details reveal arguments over ransom money and identities linked to the Lindbergh kidnapping. Dr. Condon recounts offerings to “John” and the cemetery payment as the courtroom drama intensifies with Isadore Fisch and Hauptmann as central figures.
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al Reich
Reich
Jassie
Lindbergh
Hopewell
John
Hauptmann
Isadore Fisch
Germany
Fisch
van Cortlandt
Wilents
Paint Explosion Burns Sixteen in Hudsonville Crash
A motor truck loaded with canned paint exploded on a highway between Hudsonville and Zeeland Michigan. Three blasts sent flaming liquid over a crowd of spectators injuring sixteen, with eight taken to Zeeland and eight to Grand Rapids hospitals. The driver Henry Hasenbrook, 26, of Grace Park Illinois, was badly burned. The fire began while transferring gasoline from a reserve supply to the main tank.
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Hudsonville
Mich
Here
Zeeland
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Grand Rapids Motor Transport Co
Henry Hasenbrook
Grace Park
Ill
Seven killed as madman kills then takes own life at Copper Creek
In Mt Vernmon Ky a man named George Collett, accused of receiving stolen goods, killed his wife and four relatives, wounded another, and killed two more before dying by suicide during a surround. Sheriff Clark reported the deaths include Stella Collett 28, William Helton 65, Mrs Helton 60, Lola Helton 23, Edward Helton 21 and additional victims.
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MT. Vermon
George Collett
Copper Creek
Clark
Collett
H. H. Denhardt
Frankfort
Harrodsburg
Stella Collett
William Helton
Lola Helton
Edward Helton
Barden to Make Maiden Speech in Congress
Washington January 9 Rep Graham A Barden freshman from North Carolina says he will not speak until he has something to say He recalls waiting to speak in the state legislature and plans to focus on issues affecting potatoes and tobacco in his early days in the house
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Barden
Washington
North Carolina
House
Graham A. Barden
Craven County
Cooley Succeeds Pou in North Carolina House Seat
Representative Harold D. Cooley takes the oath as successor to the late Pou in the North Carolina district. Although new to the House, Cooley is not a freshman, having been elected to the 78th Congress and credited with a prior term.
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North Carolina
Harold D. Cooley
Pou
Cooley
Lottie Holden Bible Class Meets Tomorrow
The Lottie Holden Bible Class will meet tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs. T. W. Albert son at her home on Oakwood Court.
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Lottie Holden
Lottie Holden Bible
T. W. Albertson
Oakwood Court
Illness of Mrs Emma Poole at Lindsay Street Home
Friends report Mrs Emma Poole is ill with influenza at her Lindsay Street home. The notice notes her condition and requests well wishes from the community.
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Emma Poole
Lindsay Street
Arbitration Offer Reaches Georgia Hosiery Strike
In Rossville Georgia mill officials offer arbitration to wage dispute after a 10 percent cut caused a walkout. Workers must return by tomorrow per the mill chairman John Fowler. Georgia National Guardsmen continue rounding up suspected night riders amid threats to workers.
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Rossville
Richmond Hosiery
John Fowler
Georgia National Guardsmen
Eugene Talmadge
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