Spaniards May Shut Hospitals Under Decree
In Havana amid a three way clash over medical practice, Spanish societies threaten to close hospitals after a decree by President Grau requiring physicians to join the Cuban Medical Federation. Federated doctors demand removal of non affiliated physicians and a compromise is sought as hospital beds may face ejection.
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Cuba
Ramon Grau San Martin
Cuban Medical Federation
Grau
Luciano Lopez Ferrer
Centro Asturiano
Centro Gallego
Association de Dependientes
Carlos Finaly
Associated Press
Octavio Montoro
Medical Federation
Montero
Agriculture Secretary faces extended wheat and cotton futures probe
Washington January 18 AP reports Representative Ayres seeks an extended investigation into wheat and cotton futures markets led by the Secretary of Agriculture. The move follows concern over market practices and potential regulatory gaps impacting growers and traders.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Representative Ayres
D-Mont
Indiana Governor urges bigger CWA federal aid package
Gov Paul V McNutt of Indiana, en route from Florida to Indianapolis, urged here that a larger federal emergency funds appropriation for the Civil Works Administration is needed to help the nation through difficult times.
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Asheville
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Florida
Indianapolis
Civil Works Administration
Dr Wynekoop in Trial Suffers Heart Attack in Jail
Chicago Jan 18 AP Dr Alice Lindsay Wynekoop on trial for the slaying of her daughter in law suffered a heart attack in her county jail cell. She rallied under treatment and showed improvement under medical care.
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Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Wynekoop
Mes Whitney Hall
Hall
Loeb-Leopold
Dr. Halle
Joseph B. David
Alice Wynekoop
Rheta
Bath Corporal Kunkel Dies in Gatlinburg Shooting
Corperal Byron Kunkel of Bath Pennsylvania is killed in a shooting at a Gatlinburg cabin. His wife is jailed in Sevierville on the same case. The incident occurred around 1 a.m. Saturday.
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Gatlinburg, Tenn
Byron Kunkel
Bath
Sevierville
December construction surge cited as WPA employment aid
A Dodge Corp survey shows December building volume higher than any month since October 1931. Public Works Administration notes this as evidence of definite results from the unemployment relief drive.
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Washington
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Public Works Administration
Ehringhaus Praises Guilford At College Anniversary
Gov J C B Ehringhaus praises Guilford College during the 600-strong anniversary celebration marking the original charter grant. Prominent educators attend as Guilford outlines a centennial expansion plan with talks by Brand Blanshard and Dr Robert L Kelly.
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Uilford College
Jan
Guilford
J. C. B. Ehrings
North Carolina
Guilcollege
Brand Blanshard
Swarthmore College
Robert L. Kelly
Ameri- Association of Colleges
Italian Senate Backs Mussolini Corporative Law
After Mussolini’s speech attacking Americanism and inflation a senate vote approved a corporative law granting law making and price fixing to 18 guilds through a national council led by Mussolini. The measure aims to start functioning late this month as it moves to the Chamber of Deputies.
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Rome
Mussolini
Senate
Il Dace
Chamber of Deputies
Duce Expresses Interest In Roosevelt Economic Plan
Premier Mussolini told deputies he watched the American economic program closely and noted direct state intervention in the United States. He warned against monetary manipulation and inflation, stating inflation leads to catastrophe and urging caution before judging the American experiment.
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Tr Duce
Roosevelt
America
Police raid Broadway gambling dens in city crackdown
New York January 13 AP police ax squads battered doors and seized gambling devices in raids across Broadway. About 164 suspects were brought to magistrates courts as Chief Inspector Valentine ordered a city wide cleanup backed by Mayor La Guardia. Many defendants were dismissed for lack of direct evidence, while some operators faced grand jury action.
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New York
Pollice
Lewis J. Valentine
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Broadway
Big Dave” McCauliffe
Was
Walker
McAuliffe
Valentine
Rebels Smashes In Fukien Area
In Fukien province a two month old secessionist movement faltered as nationalist marines seized Foochow, rebels fled, and British and Japanese warships moved to the city with 300 Japanese sailors landed. Six American Missionary workers remained unlocated after fighting near Kutien.
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Shanghai
China
Fukien Province
Foochow
Nanking
American Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Kutien
Fukien
President Roosevelt weighs next step in currency plan
President Roosevelt directs aides to study legislation for parts of his currency program and believes he has power to pre empt the gold stocks of the federal reserve system. An action to transfer 8 500 000 dollars is noted. Continued on page 5.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
Inquiry Opens as Black Says Probe Is Just Beginning
Washington officials report the Senate special committee investigating air mail contracts is only starting. Two hundred individuals and groups are under questioning, including Lindbergh Brown and Hoover Jr. Treasury tax records and brokers' reports are being checked, with many answers tracing to tax filings back to 1924. The inquiry, covering aid and ocean subsidies, will take several months.
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Washington
Black
Senate
Treasury Department
Charles A. Lindbergh
Walter F. Brown
Herbert Hoover
Justice Department
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Wall Street
National Roosevelt Birthday Party Nationwide Celebration
The article previews a nationwide Roosevelt Birthday Party event on January 30 with at least 5,000 celebrations across the country. It describes dance music broadcast to homes and emphasis on party attire, jewelry, and accessories, urging readers to watch The Enterprise for advertiser offers and store debuts tied to the occasion.
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Warm Springs
Enterprise
Borah backs bill to bar financial trades with debt defaulters
Senator Borah endorsed the Johnson bill prohibiting financial transactions with foreign debt defaulters. The measure, facing Senate reconsideration next week, seeks penalties up to 10000 and five years in prison for dealing in securities of nations behind on payments.
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Washington
Senate
Idaho
Republican Independent
Europe
Johnson
R-Calif
Six Die as Boiler Explodes at Hertford Plant
An explosion at the Eastern Cotton Oil plant in Hertford killed six men and injured seven others, with damage estimated at 100000 dollars. Victims were trapped under wreckage as steam swept the debris. plant engineer J C Wilder among officials investigated along with Norfolk leaders A D Kincaid and J H Leroy Sr.
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Hertford
Eastern Cotton Oil
J. C. Wilder
Salister Wilson
John Wright
McKinley
George Broady, Jr
Oscar Eason
Charles White
Virgil Stewart
Haywood Martin
Wade Wright
Henry Brickhouse
Charles Burnett
Matthew White
A. D. Kincaid
J. H. Leroy, Sr
Norfolk
Dissenters Will Come Up Missing
Cleveland dispatch notes a political debate as lawmakers address dissenters. report hints at searches or investigations to locate those who oppose a proposed measure. The item outlines procedural tensions within Congress and the potential political fallout stemming from missing dissenters.
Richburg Rebukes Ickes Helper at Public Utility Code Hearing
Donald Richburg, on behalf of the National Recovery Administration, interrupted the power code hearing to defend the NRA’s authority to code utilities and to rebuke Henry B. Hunt of the Interior Department for a critical past statement. Richburg called Hunt’s remarks a stump speech and urged orderly evidence taking, while exempting Frank R. McNinch from criticism. Four more codes were approved, including a wholesale trade code excluding foodstuffs, effective January 15, and Milwaukee city purchasing agents and Purdue University named as consulting advisory board members.
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Washington
Ickes
National Recovery Administration
Donald Richburg
Recovery Unit
Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
Henry B. Hunt
Interior Department
Edison Electric Institute
Hunt
Richberg
Recovery Agency
Frank R. McNinch
Power Commission
Postmaster General Farley predicts Roosevelt will face inflation gale after election
In remarks at the Cleveland automobile show luncheon Farley said Roosevelt would not "spread his soils before the inflation gale" and that the president would find his task more difficult. He cited political headwinds and the election as factors shaping administration policy.
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Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Cleveland
Government Pursues Big Tax Claims on Liquor
Washington on January 13 The government targets large corporations in liquor tax cases seeking 8 140 514 88 dollars on 1 271 955 proof gallons diverted to beverage use from 1929 to 1930 The suits align with a broader inventory push by Guy T Helvering to file inventories within 30 days signed under oath The three year DOJ probe followed a 1930 indictment of United States Industrial Alcohol Co for large revenue losses to the government
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United States Industrial Alcohol Company
United States Industrial Chemical Company
Federal Court For
District of Maryland
Baltimore
Cummings
Guy T. Helvering
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Department of Justice
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