Clark Defends Wilson Inquiry Before Senate
Senator Clark of Missouri defended the munitions inquiry as a neutral effort to uncover truth about Wilson era records. The debate included charges of falsification by Wilson and a clash with Senator Nye over neutrality law enforcement and pending funding for the committee's work.
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Baltimore
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Hull
United States
New York Work Relief Administration
Crisis In English Ruler's Latest Illness Sparks Concern
King George V’s health deteriorated with heart attack symptoms and bronchial infection at Sandringham. A crisis may come within 48 hours as doctors monitor cardiac weakness and circulation, with royal aides and physicians at the residence amid public worry.
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Eng
George V
Sandringham House
Norfolk
Eastern Standard Times
Enland
Maurice A. Cassidy
London
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Countess of Harewood
Sandring
Predicts 10 000 Anti Roosevelts To Attend Meet
Houston dispatch reports John Henry Kirby predicting 10 000 good Democrats will gather January 29 in Macon Georgia for a southwide anti Roosevelt Democrats convention. Kirby and Governor Eugene Talmadge call the meeting to start momentum so Roosevelt, he says, will not be renominated. He mentions Jease Jones as a potential anti Roosevelt ally who could defeat any Republican nominee.
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Houston
Texas
John Henry Kirby
Macon
Kirby
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Roosevelt
Jease Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jones
Laval's Cabinet Near Collapse In France
Paris reports Premier Pierre Laval faces a cabinet collapse as Radical Socialist deser tions mount. Edouard Herriot plans to resign with two allies joining him, prompting fears of a full government fall. Daladier emerges as the anti Laval alternative.
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Geneva
Edouard Herriot
William Bertrand
George Bonnet
Laval
Anthony Eden
League
Joseph Paganon
Herriot
Lebrun
Col
Francois de la Rocque
Criox de Feu
Radical Socialits
Edouard Daladier
anti-Laval
Reynolds Accepts VFW Invite for Charlotte Address
Senator Robert R. Reynolds a North Carolina Democrat accepted an invitation to address a Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting in Charlotte North Carolina on January 25 a statement reports.
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Washington
Robert R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Democrat
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Charlotte
N. C
Veterans Division Reports 1935 Compensation Total
Jack P. Lang of the Department of Labor's veteran division announced that in 1935 the division secured $56,499 in compensation for veterans and their families.
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Raleigh
Jan
Jack P. Lang
Department of Labor
Catawba Students Protest Poor Fare In College Diner
About 45 Catawba college students walked out of the dining room Friday night to protest the quality of college fare. The walkout was peaceful and all students returned by breakfast the next day as meals continued normally. President Howard R. Omwake was away, delaying response, with Wilson Cheek stating most meals are satisfactory despite some off days.
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Catawba College
Wilson Cheek
Howard R. Omwake
League Officials Predict Oil Sanctions Not To Pass
Geneva officials predict the oil boycott against Italy will not be approved at the league council opening Monday. Britain may oppose new sanctions. Laval dislikes the oil measure. Russia appeals over Uruguay relations. many powers may follow the lead of the big three. Mussolini faces continued economic pressure, with fears a decisive Ethiopian victory could spark uprisings in African colonies.
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President Roosevelt criticized by Taft's son in New York speech
Robert A. Taft, son of William Howard Taft, accused Franklin D. Roosevelt of misleading the public on finance and fostering the belief that the government owes people a living. He condemned the social security act and other New Deal programs in a speech before the Women's National Republican Club in New York.
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William Howard Taft
Women's National Republican Club
Hoffman Critics Await His Moves In Lindbergh Case
In Trenton on January 18 Governor Hoffman faced skeptical critics over his so called new evidence in the Lindbergh case. Attorney General Wilentz said no new evidence exists and questioned the governor’s authority to grant Hauptmann a 30 day reprieve. Wilentz and Col Norman Schwarzkopf discussed the matter but offered no statement. Hauptmann’s fate hinges on new evidence or clemency from the governor or his counsel.
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N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
David T. Wilentz
Wilentz
Hauptmann
Hoffmann
C. Lloyd Fisher
New York
Anna Hauptmann
Egbert Rosecrans
Rose
Bankhead unveils 50 million farm program plan in Senate
Senator Bankhead announces a bill to broaden the 1935 Soil Conservation act with a new 350 million dollar funding mechanism to finance farmer incentives for compliance with Secretary of Agriculture plans. He aims to attach the measure to the first Senate appropriation bill and run administration through the AAA structure.
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Washington
Bankhead
Dala
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
White House
Congress
Senate
Wallace
United States
Supreme Court
Rice Millers
Raleigh Policeman Finds Man In Dice Practice Raid
Raleigh January 18 A police officer named Cris Spence entered a house after hearing a dice game in progress and catching a lone Black man at the baseboard. The man claimed he was only practicing dice, denying any gambling activity.
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Raleigh
Cris Spence
Spence
Final Ballot Postponed At Last Minute
Washington January 18 A decisive Senate rejection of paying soldiers bonuses in new currency delayed the coalition bill to retire the 2 billion debt with cashable bonds. Democratic leaders called a halt as Senator Borah argued for postponement while Majority Leader Robinson signaled no final decision.
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Senate
King
Utah
Borah
R-Ida
Robinson
Midwest Under Blanket As Snow Storm Rages
A sweeping midwest blizzard blanketed states from near St. Louis to central New York. The storm brought zero and subzero temperatures, heavy snowfall up to 12 to 18 inches west of the Mississippi, and dangerous travel as rail and highway crews worked to clear routes. Fatalities were reported in Wisconsin Oklahoma Kansas and Alabama amid ice and carbon monoxide incidents.
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Crookston
Grand Forks
N. C
Mercury
Minnesota Twin Cities
Aged physician dies in Cherryville
Dr. Alfred W. Howell aged 78 longtime Cherryville physician dies after a long illness. He leaves seven children including two doctors Dr. John H. Howell of Anderson and Dr. Wayne Hawes of Gaffney.
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8. C
Alfred W. Howell
John H. Howell
Anderson
Wayne Hawes
Gaffney
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