Roosevelt to Pick Three Cabinet Aides for New Government
President elect Roosevelt tightens control of his transition by naming three certain cabinet picks Senators Glass for treasury Walsh for attorney general and Farley for postmaster general. speculation repeats on secretary of state with Young stepping aside and Davis or Baruch as possibilities while Farley coordinates staff and plans.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Senators Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Walsh
Montana
James A. Farley
New York
Washington
Owen D. Young
Mr. Young
Young
Norman H. Davis
Bernard M. Baruch
Farley
Frank Walker
Edward J. Flynn
Louis M. Howe
Glass and
Senator Cutting
New Mexico
Miami
Florida
Farm bills debated as hog price and credit risks loom
Washington hearing records show opposition to the hogs allotment plan and the Frazier bill to refinance farmer debts. G F Swift argues the hog price rise would boost pork costs and reduce demand hurting farmers. Mills cautions the Frazier bill could destabilize the land bank and federal reserve and threaten monetary standards.
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Washington
Senate
G. F. Swift
Institute of American Meat Packers
Agriculture Committee
Mills
Banking Committee
Federal Land Bank
Federal Reserve System
Swift
Hitler Becomes German Chancellor as Von Hindenburg Seals Deal
Berlin Jan 30 Adolf Hitler the fascist leader was named chancellor succeeding Kurt von Schleicher after his resignation. President von Hindenburg installed a conservative cabinet with Franz von Papen as vice chancellor and Göring Frick in key posts. Public cheers erupted as Hitler prepared to present his program.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Kurt von Sehleicher
von Hindenburg
Franz von Papen
Konstantin von Neurath
Alfred Hugenberg
Hitler
William Frick
Hermann Goering
Frick
Goering
Otto Meissner
Meissner
Col. von Papen
Herr
Reichstag Council of Elders
Reichstag
House votes to extend one cent gasoline tax for 12 months
Washington votes 1286 to 49 to extend the one cent per gallon federal gasoline tax for another year ending June 30. The measure advances to the Senate for action.
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Washington, Jan
House
Senate
Braden ton Destruction Aims To Stabilize Citrus Crop
Bradenton Florida January 30 immediate destruction of one third of the state's celery crop totaling about 2000 acres undertaken to stabilize prices and salvage remaining output amid market pressures and oversupply.
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Bradenton
Fla
Chicago widow confesses slaying her three children
Mrs Inez Steed Carrell aged 20 from Chicago admitted to killing her three children aged one to fourteen. She is to be sent to the reformatory for women for the crime, per Charleston fil locale report dated January 30.
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Charleston
Fil
Inez Steed Carrell
Chicago
Reformatory For Women
British Flyer Bert Hinkler Reported Missing Resurfaces
A report that Bert Hinkler, the missing British aviator, may have been found alive in the Alps arrived today at the search committee’s headquarters. Confirmation was not immediate, as officials continued to vet the unverified message amid ongoing inquiries and coordination with rescue teams.
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London
Bert Hinkler
Alps
State official aims bill to curb gasoline tax evasion
Raleigh AP reporting Allen J. Maxwell commissioner of revenue said he would ask R A Coughton chairman of the house finance committee to introduce a bill this week to curb evasion of the state gasoline tax.
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Raleigh
Jan
Allen J. Maxwell
R. A. Coughton
House Finance Committee
The
General Assembly
Huey Long Denounces Propaganda in Senate Speech
Senator Huey Long of Louisiana denounces what he calls propaganda and falsehoods in a Senate speech. He cites a Washington Herald report claiming his organization helped arrest election officials during Louisiana's last Democratic senatorial primary.
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Washington
Huey Long
Louisiana
Senate
Washington Herald
Broussard
1932 Accident Toll Shows Big Decrease
The National Safety Council estimates 1932 U.S. accident fatalities will drop to about 88 000 from 97 415 in 1931 with a death rate near 70.5 per 100 000. Motorcycle vehicle crashes total 29 500 vs 33 740 in 1931. home and industrial accidents also fall. Non fatal accidents total around 8.5 million, with combined costs near two billion dollars.
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Chicago
Jan
United States
National Safety Council
Galsworthy Not Very Well After Restless Night
At John Galsworthy's London home it was stated he was not so well today after a restless night. Doctors report he has been in grave condition for several days due to an attack of uremia.
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London
John Galsworthy
Two Thousand Snowbound In San Bernardino Mountains
A massive blizzard trapped more than 2,000 people in the San Bernardino mountains as a Pacific coast storm battered the region for 17 days. Long Beach flood fears rose while Los Angeles counted its heaviest January rainfall in 17 years.
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San Bernardino Mountains
San Francisco
San Bernardino
California
Pacific Coast
Long Beach
Calif
Los Angeles
Reno
Nev
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Yosemite National Park
Oregon Coast
Washington
Glass-Steagall Bill Sent To Hoover By House Vote
APS REPulse CHINESE DRIVE MUKDEN Japanese forces report repulsing a Chinese attack at Chinmenkow Pass of Nine Gates near Shanhaikwan. The clash follows January fights, with heavy Chinese losses and no Japanese casualties noted.
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Hoover
House
Chinmenkow
Great Wall
Mukden
Manchuria
Pass of Nine Gates
Great Wall of China
Ho Chu-Kuo
Shanhaikwan
Chiumenkow
Jehol-Manchurian
Jehol
Chiamenkow
Manchukuo
Gasoline Tax Levy Delayed as House Acts on Bankruptcy Bill
Without a record vote the House passed a bill letting Fed Reserve banks use government securities as collateral for bank notes and began considering extending the one cent gasoline tax for another year. The Glass-Steagall bill moves to the White House. The LaGuardia bankruptcy bill also aims to aid farmers and businesses in distress.
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House
Federal Reserve Banks
Glass-Steagall
Senate
White House
Collier
Ways and Means Committee
LaGuardia-McKeown
Japan to Decide on League Stay Based on Manchurian Report
Tokyo reports that Foreign Minister Yasuya Uchida has informed the League of Nations that Japan will decide on withdrawal after reviewing the League's proposed report on the Manchurian issue. Uchida sent a message to Geneva authorizing the Japanese delegation to relay that paragraph four of article 15 of the covenant impacts the decision.
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Tokyo
Yasuua Uchida
League of Nations
Japan
League
Count Uchida
Geneva
Daladier Begins Forming New French Cabinet
Paris reports Edouard Daladier asked to form a new cabinet after Boncour’s resignation. He met Le Brun and party leaders, aiming to cut the budget deficit, facing Socialist opposition over state monopolies as they decide their stance at a meeting tomorrow.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Joseph Paul Boncour
Lebrun
Daladier
Socialist Party
Society Women Rally Behind Bogus Prince At Federal Court
New York January 30 society women including prominent figures offered to aid Harry F Gerguson the bogus Prince Mitchel Romanoff as his sentence for perjury and illegal entry was postponed again in federal court Judge John Knox heard requests for more time to present character witnesses while Alan B Hays emphasized the push by society figures to testify publicly about their views on the case continuing pages.
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New York
Harry F. Gerguson
Prince Mitchel Romanoff
Gerguson
Ferguson
Alan 8S. Hays
John ©. Knox
Hays
Knox
Germany's New Chancellor Once Man Without Country
Berlin dispatch profiles Adolf Hitler at 43 as Austria-born former soldier and beer hall agitator who rose from Munich rallies to anti republic leadership. It notes his 1923 Bavarian coup attempt with General Ludendorff and his lasting enmity toward the Weimar Republic.
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Germany
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Hohenzollerns
Hitler
Republic
Eric Ludendorf
Bavaria
Ten Year Old Girl Rescues Her Three Younger Brothers
NEW YORK dan. 80.-(4) Eileen Murphy a 10 year old girl fought through smoke and flame to save her three younger brothers Edmund 2 John 6 and James 5 from a fire beneath their floor. She carried Edmund to a veranda then returned for John and James. Firemen evacuated them down ladders as Eileen urged help. John suffered serious burns and James minor injuries.
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New York
Eileen Murphy
Eileen
John
Murphy
Edmund Murphy
Edmund
James
Fileen
British ambassador praised as popular guest in senate
The British ambassador wins favor in Washington as the French envoy remains in the dog house. Senator Tydings proposes a bill preventing government spending beyond income and faces sharp Senate opposition.
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Santa Monica
Cali
Senate
Tyding
Will
Briggs Manufacturing strikes in Detroit exceed deadline
The Detroit Briggs Manufacturing Company deadline for the 6,000 striking workers to return passed at noon without indication of immediate returns or filling positions from the unemployed, following a walkout last week.
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Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Ford Motor Co
Briggs
Ford
Briggs Company
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Preparatory Week Faces General Assembly In Raleigh
Raleigh January 30. The general assembly nears the end of its current session as a rapid schedule tests its pace. Finance and appropriation committees must report tax and spending bills by February 6 while hearings continue. A big public school rally is set for Tuesday with likely 10 000 attendees urging no school funding cuts. The senate opens with major reorganizational bills and a Sunday closing bill is among the issues to be tackled this week.
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Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Smoot
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mills
Treasury
Borah
Ida
Raleigh
General Assembly
Committee On Finance
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