New US Policy Pledge At Pan American Conference
Montevideo Uruguay December 20 The United States pledges under Roosevelt no government will fear intervention by the United States Cordell Hull says Nations are equal before international law and recognition is unconditional The stance aligns with non intervention principles and notes reservations about Cuba Platt amendment and non recognition of territorial changes by force were discussed.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
United States
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Commission On International Law
Hulk
Cuba
Platt
Hull
Law Committee
Solons in Both Houses Weigh Liquor Control Bill
Senator Bennett criticizes a Senate liquor measure as too permissive and inadequately regulated. He argues the bill would allow a wide open saloon in every city 2300 or more and enable drink sales in dives, filling stations, and hot taverns with few sale limitations beyond license fees. He says the proposal is ambiguous, unconstitutional in parts, and contrary to party pledges and Roosevelt era aims.
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Gree
House of Representatives
Bennett
Senate
Roosevelt
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri Liquor Control Commission
Governor Park
St Louis Liquor Sales Probe Arrests Clerk
In St Louis on December 20 AP reports police arrested Hyman A. Nudelman a liquor shop clerk to probe the legal status of liquor sales under the bone dry law. Authorities said warrants would target clearly flagged habitual violators only. Also noted MIT spent 30000 dollars studying coffee brewing while a note says king crabs are relatives of the spider.
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ST. Louis
Hyman A. Nudelman
Nudelman
Prosecuting Attorney's
Patrolman Dead After Gun Fight in Paris Illinois
Paris Illinois December 20 AP Eugene Teague Indiana state highway patrolman was fatally shot in a pistol battle on Paris street as Indiana and Illinois officers ambushed Edward Shouse escaped convict from Michigan City penal system. Shouse and two women companions were captured. The two women Ruth Spencer 24 San Diego California and Frances Brehman 28 Wayne Indiana identified themselves. Bullets shattered windows as gunfire rained through the automobile.
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Paris
Ill
Eugene Teague
Indiana
Paris Street
Tillonis
Edward Shouse
Michigan City
Ind
Shouse
France Hotel
Ruth Spencer
San Diego
Townsend Named for National Rivers Post Again
Col N L Townsend of Fulton, a former member of the national rivers and harbors Congress under Theodore Roosevelt, received a letter noting a recommended appointment. Rep Clarence Cannon advocated Townsend's name for the post.
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N. L. Townsend
Fulton
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Clarence Cannon
Townsend
Prominent Milling Man Dies at K C Home
Thad L. Hoffman, president of the Flour Mills of America, Inc., died at 2:15 a m today at his Branson home from a heart attack. He had attended a hockey game the previous night and his illness struck after he returned home. Rev A B Jackson traveled to Kansas City yesterday on business. Jim M Owen of Branson, a former Capital Citian, is visiting friends in the city.
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Jim M. Owen
Branson
Citian
A. B. Jackson
Kansas City
Thad L. Hoffman
Flour Mills of America, Inc
Long Faces New Political Setback In New Orleans
New Orleans old regulars refused to endorse Huey P. Longs candidate for district attorney Eugene Stanley faces challenge from Charles A. Byrne. Monroe Mass meeting protests recent sixth district election where Mrs Bolivar Kemp won the seat after her husband’s death.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Tammany Hall of the
South
Long
Charles A. Byrne
Eugene Stanley
Long Machine
Monroe
Overton
O, IX. Allen
Sixth
Bolivar HE. Kemp
Local judge travels for holidays. carolers plan city visits
Judge George Ellison leaves Friday for Fort Stoad, Texas to spend holidays with sister Mrs. J T Pryor, returning after Christmas. Discharged patient John Howard now at his brother Dr. Stanley P. Howard’s home. E Sorter of Clinton left Jefferson City for Warrensburg on business. Dr and Mrs G E Haigh depart for St Louis to visit friends. C & A railroad attorneys Armstrong Chinn and M Dona hue return to Kansas City. William Rothfing visits Koenig before heading to Ryland to see his sister. Joshua Barbee of Kansas City, here on business, plans to return next week. Frank M Curry, formerly with Misso Pacific, now in Kansas City. J C Christmas Carols group led by Mrs Paul Highfill performs at local hotels and will sing Christmas Eve at homes. Carolers’ group captains meet at 4720 Monroe Bldg tomorrow. Temperatures 54 high 34 low in past 24 hours. City hall basement sheltered 74 hoboes last night, the largest refuge count this year.
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George . Ellison
Fort Stoadfom
Texas
J. T. Pryor
E. Sorter
Clinton
Jefferson City
Warrensburg
G. E. Haigh
St. Louis
Paul Highfill
J. C. Christmas Carols Association
Missouri, Madison
Central
Missouri Crippled Children Society
Monroe
Well Known Golfer Jeff Newton Dies in Springfield
Jeff Newton, 29, veteran golf professional, died this morning after a lingering illness in Springfield Missouri. He served seven years as the pro at Lake Shore Park and helped construct a new 18 hole course before illness. Newton had played in numerous tournaments in Kansas City and St. Louis.
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Springfield
Jeff Newton
Newton
Lake Shore Park
Federal Hospital
Kansas City
St. Louis
Hazelrigg Seeks Divorce In Circuit Court
J A Hazlerigg files a divorce suit against Catherine Hazelrigg in circuit court clerk office. They wed August 21, 1932 in San Diego California and separated April 7 1933. The article also notes an army of Mexico force figures.
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J. A. Hazlerigg
Catherine Hazelrigg
Circuit Clerk
Hazelrigg
San Diego
California
Painters and Builders Gain CWA Jobs in St Louis
John Church of the Building Trades Council reported that the Civil Works Administration reduced unemployment to a minimum among union painters and laborers in St Louis. Some crafts such as sign painters automobile painters glaziers and interior decorators received little aid while dues payments resumed among painters.
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ST. Louis
John Church
Building Trades Council
Civil Works Administration
Winter wheat acreage down for next season report
Washington December 20 AP The department of agriculture reports winter wheat sown this fall totals 41,002,000 acres or 96.0 percent of the 1932 fall sown area. December 1 crop condition stands at 74.3 percent of normal, up from 63.9 percent last year. The fall 1934 sowing area was 42,692,000 acres.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Kay Francis and Kenneth Mackenna Agree on Amicable Separation
Hollywood, Dec 20 CUP The film star Kay Francis and director Kenneth Mackenna have agreed to an amicable separation after two years of marriage. Local friends say the couple notified studio officials of the decision.
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Hollywood
Kay Francis
Kenneth Mackenna
Roosevelt Confers With Fiscal Advisers On Recovery Budget
President Roosevelt met with top fiscal advisers in the early hours to review the budget and monetary policy for the recovery drive. The session, ending after midnight, focused on continuing federal emergency relief and public works while maintaining policy. decisions on amounts will be finalized in February.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Stephen T. Early
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry L. Morgenthau, Jr
Eugene Blick
Federal Reserve System
George Warren
Earl Bailie
Morgenthau
Congress
RIC
NRA
AAA
TVA
Tennessee
National Emergency Council
National Labor Board
Supreme Court Affirms Multiple Missouri Sentences and Judgments
The Supreme Court affirmed several Missouri cases including a life sentence appeal from Jackson County. Paniel Vigus of St. Louis County received 10 years for robbery, Ray McVey of Schuyler County was sentenced to two years for burglary, and Alton Craft with Ed Morris of Ste Genevieve County got 7 1/2 and 10 years for felonious assault with intent to kill. A judgment of 12.80 damages for Channie Allen against St. Louis Terminal Railway was reversed and remanded. Warner case denial upheld. Hiatt case against Wabash Railway affirmed with a reduction to 10,000.
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Jackson County
Supreme Court
Studebaker
Paniel Vigus
St. Louis County
Ray McVey
Schuyler County
Alton (Punk) Craft
Ed Morris
Ste. Genevieve County
John M. Warner
Edward F. Goltra
Goltra
Juanita Hiatt
James .Hiatt
Wabash Railway Company
St. Charles County
Politician Val Walker Dies In Arkansas
Val Walker a prominent lawyer and political leader of northwest Arkansas died at his Payetteville home after a two week illness. He was widely known in the region for his public service and influence.
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Payeteville
Ark
Val Walker
Northwest
Arkansas
French break up an alleged espionage ring
New York dispatch reports that American citizens Robert Gordon Switz and spouse are tied to a French spy case. Passports on file in Washington appear authentic but may be forged. a full records search is pending. State department declined comment while embassy moves would protect citizens. Switz earned a commerce flying license in 1930 and lists Bard & Calkin as his address. his wife Mallorie Trey is linked to English and Swiss ancestry via birth records.
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Ministry of the Navy
Washington
State Department
Robert Switz
Cing
France
United States
Paris
Nw York
New York
Switzerland
Switz
Albert Sprague Bard
Bard & Gaskin
NRA withdraws blue eagle from J. J. Martin Company
The NRA removed the blue eagle from the J. J. Martin Company in West Roxbury Massachusetts for violating the collective bargaining guarantee. The firm had publicly stated that no union or union men would be tolerated in the business, prompting the discipline.
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Washington
NRA
J. J. Martin Company
West Roxbury
Mass
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Armstrong Chinn
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Wee
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Misso Pacific
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