Senate weighs world court adherence amid relief bill clash
In Washington on Jan 29 the Senate neared a vote on whether to adhere to the world court protocol amid debate on a $4.88 billion relief bill. Finance and appropriations panels began examining the relief package as Treasury officers urged larger borrowing powers. Meanwhile Gloversville reported the 32nd Mohawk valley poison liquor death with 15 deaths in 24 hours and federal, state, and local authorities pressed to find the source.
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Committee
Senate
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
C. J. Peoples
Finance Committee
Treasury
House
Reconstruction Corporation
Ways and Means
Robert Jolly
Houston
Tex
American Hospital Association
American Federation of Labor
Panama Canal
W. C. Hushing
Senate Munitions Committee
Navy
Farmers’ Cooperatives
William S. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Roosevelt
Sabath
Reorganization Committee
Gloversville
N. Y
Mohawk Valley
Nathan Littauer
George Robb
Fulton County
Hert Grant
Charles Bates
Andrew Reinel
Lena Snyder
Luther Landon Benedict
Merrill Dence
Louis Bondsman
Bess Bondsman
Nettie Norman
Fiortan Simek
Morris Baumgaertel
William Henry
Gunner” Robb
John Boyfair
Willard L. Beat
Hauptmann Letters Presented In Fisch Case Evidence
In Flemington New Jersey on May 29 1935 state prosecutors introduced German letters from Bruno Richard Hauptmann to Isador Fisch the dead partner in a fur stock venture. The letters describe business ties and the pairing of a venture in skins and securities and outline how Fisch supported Hauptmann with funds. One letter dated May 4 1934 and translated at Princeton describes friendship and a proposed joint business plan. A second July 8 1934 letter concerns a power of attorney for Fisch affairs and its futility.
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Associated Press
Flemington, N. d
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Isador Fisch
Hauptmann
Fisch
David T. Wilents
Wilenta
George Madison Priest
Princeton
University
Pincus) Fisch
Isador
Germany
Sonce
Dor
Hauptmann’s
America
Dr. Priest
Hensry Uhlig
Uhlig
Rohalterer faces treason indictment in Chicago home case
Berlin dispatch reports Richard Molderer, a naturalized American living in Chicago, will be indicted tomorrow or Thursday on treason charges. Albany report notes New York Senate Judiciary Committee defeated Governor Lehman’s proposal to ratify the federal child labor amendment.
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Berlin
Richard Mrolderer
Chicago
Albany
N. Y
Senate Judiciary Committee
Herbert H. Lehman
New York State
Ship Building Fixer Tied To Possible Contracts
Testimony before a Senate munitions committee alleges a fixer offered ship construction contracts to L R Wilder of Gulf Industries Pensacola in exchange for 250000. William Calvin of the AF of L testified about a sealed envelope detailing bidders on an August 1933 ship program and a Washington attorney named Gravem connected to the bid scheme.
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Washington
L. R. Wilder
Gulf Industries of
Pensacola
Senate Munitions Committee
William Calvin
Metal Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Calvin
Wilder
Gravem
Alex B. Gravem
Shoreham
Senate
John P. Frey
The
Labor Federation
Frey
Bankers invite NC publishers to banquet address by Herty
The North Carolina Bankers Association invited North Carolina daily publishers to attend an agricultural banquet in Raleigh. An address by Dr. Charles Herty, famed for pine newsprint research in Atlanta, will be heard via long distance telephone or similar methods.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Bankers Association Today
North Carolina
Atlanta
Charles H. Herty
Legislature urges Congress to raise potato prices
North Carolina lawmakers press Congress to raise Irish and sweet potato prices and fast-track the Frazier-Lemke farm credit act. Helen Keller appeals for state aid for the blind while the House also backs a farm relief bill and highway patrol expansion.
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Congress
House
Raleigh
North Carolina General Assembly
Helen Keller
Bowers
Avery
Fenner
Abernethy
Nash
Senate
Highway Patrol
Jonas
Fountain Seeks U S Senate Seat From Bailey in 1936
Richard T Fountain of Rocky Mount former lieutenant governor and legislator says he plans to run for the United States Senate in 1936 against Senator Josiah W Bailey. He expects to mount a formal announcement soon though plans could change. Fountain narrowly lost the Democratic primary for governor two years earlier.
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Raleigh
Richard T
Fountain
Rocky Mount
United States Senate
Josiah W. Bailey
Senate
Associated Press
Elected Louisiana Officials Urged To Renounce Kingfish
Baton Rouge reports say Square Deal of Louisiana issued a formal demand to the state officials to renounce Huey P. Long who is labeled kingfish. The statement calls officials to resist Long and keep state offices free from his influence.
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Baton Rouge
United States
Huey P. Long
Square Deal Association of
Louisiana
Long
United States Senate
Lee O. Lester
Albert D. St. Amant
Charles Kilbourne
Clinton, la
The
Liberty League
Square Deal
Washington
Ator Long
C. K. Allen
Iberville
West Baton Rouge
Florida
Senator Long
Square Deal Association
Wallace Proposes Economic Supreme Court for a State Trial
Secretary Wallace advocates testing an economic supreme court within a single state to let the people choose on national policy questions. He argues a democracy requires new ways to express thoughtful resolutions amid tariff, debt, and land policy debates while denying that four expert councillors would back radical schemes.
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Washington
Wallace
United Sates
Supreme Court
Menyeri‘a
Townsend
Senators Fund Own Gymnasium For Senate Members
A movement by senators to fund and equip a modern gymnasium in the senate office building proceeds at no cost to taxpayers. Key pledges come from Reynolds of North Carolina Long of Louisiana and Rush Holt of West Virginia with a target of several hundred dollars to open the gym by February 1. Older and younger members unite to support a self-funded facility for exercise and relief between sessions.
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Washington
Senate
Reynolds
North Carolina
Senator Long
Louisiana
Rush D. Holt
West Virginia
Solons
Three Sought For Kidnaping Robbery
Three men abducted and robbed storekeeper S. Forrest at Cannon airport near Concord last night. The trio forced Forrest into a car, extorted between 50 and 60 dollars, then dumped him and told him to run. County officers seek the suspects.
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Concord
T. Forrest
Cannon Airport
Here
Forrest
Huey Long Visits Baton Rouge Cap City
Baton Rouge reporter describes Huey Long touring the capital city from an airfield near a historic tear gas area. He touts a new Capitol building and notes guardsman presence as he travels from Los Angeles to Fort Worth Phoenix El Paso Tuc son toward New York and Washington.
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Baton Rouge
Los Angeles
Ft. Worth
Texas
Phoenix
el Paso
Tucson
New York
Washington
Mussolini
Rome
Stalin
Moscow
Huey
Smith
Empire Building
National Guard
Ogle Held For Trial On Altered Bonds Charges
Knox ville resident L A Doc Ogle was held on $1 000 bond for the grand jury after a hearing before U S Commissioner J Pike Powers Jr on charges of passing altered United States bonds He testified he won three $100 bonds in a Rich mond Virginia hotel in fall 1932 and turned them in after becoming suspicious Witnesses placed him in Gatlinburg Tennessee in September 1932 when five 100 government bonds were reported stolen in a Raleigh hotel room The government asserts the bonds were altered
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Knoxville
Tenn
L. A
Doc) Ogle
U. S
J. Pike Powers, Jr
United States
Ogle
Richmond, Va
Tom Kirby
Gatlinburg, Tenn
Raleigh
Daughter says she witnessed mother’s slaying by former employer
Miss Ouida Keeton 33 confessed to Jones county officers that she saw her mother Mrs Daisy Keeton 52 killed by W M Carter 65 a Laurel businessman with an iron poker. She then helped dispose of the body which was cut into pieces. Carter is jailed in Jackson Miss and Keeton is held in Jones county jail charged with murder.
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Jack Dal
Associated Press
Laurel
Jones County
Ouida Keeton
Jack Deavours
Daisy Keeton
Keeton
Carter
Coun
Deavours
Mama
Miss Keeton
Chie
J. E. Brown
Hauptmann Returns to Stand in New Jersey Case
In Flemington New Jersey January 28 Bruno Hauptmann faced another cross examination by Attorney General David Wilentz as prosecutors press discrepancies in his testimony. The session, likely lasting most of the morning, aims to repair and challenge Hauptmanns account while his wife may testify later.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
David T. Wilentz
Hauptmann
Anthony M. Hauck
Wilentz
National Lumber and Mill Work Company
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