Supreme Court backs wide latitude in foreign affairs
The High Court, by 7 to 1, upheld the 1934 arms embargo act, confirming the president’s broad discretion in handling foreign relations and paving a path for possible future neutrality legislation. The ruling, tied to the Chaco war, notes executive access to confidential information and rejects narrow standards for presidential action.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Roosevelt
Chaco
Bolivia
Paraguay
Kansas City Board of Trade
Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Justice Stone
Stanley Reed
Congress
Rev Charles Buddy Bishops San Diego consecrated
Very Rev Charles F Buddy was consecrated bishop of the new San Diego diocese at St. Joseph Missouri. Four archbishops and more than 300 priests attended. Bishop Le Blond of St Joseph served as consecrator with co consecrators Bergan Des Moines and Monaghan Ogdensburg. Archbishop Glennon of St Louis preached.
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ST. Joseph
Charles F. Buddy
San Diego
Cal
Charles H. le Blond
Gerald T. Bergan
Des Moines
Iowa
Francis J. Monaghan
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Buddy
John J. Glennon
St. Louis
China Suffers Rebellion Spread Threatens Chiang Kai-Shek
Reports claim the Sianfu rebellion reaches Kansu with General Yu Hsuch-Chang declaring for Marshal Chang Hsuch-Liang in Lanchow. Nanking sources call for swift action to rescue Chiang Kai-Shek as Soong family officials confer on terms. Foreign diplomats and press note Japan’s concern while Landon campaign figures appear in New York.
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Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Sianfu
Kansu
Yu Hsuch-Chang
Lanchow
Shanghai
Chang Hsuch-Liang
T. V. Soong
Soong
Chiang
Bureau of Public Safety
Pacification
Landow
Shenji
Shigeru Kawagoe
Japan
Tokyo
Landon and White Trade Stories at Maryland Visit
Governor Alfred Landon visits Baltimore for a campaign stop and dinner hosted by Henry Mencken. The event features notable guests including Ogden Mills, Richard F. Cleveland, and Eugene Meyer as political discussions are avoided. The governor praises Maryland hospitality while recounting past campaign moments with Taft and Bryan.
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William Howard Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Landon
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Henry L. Mencken
Tandon
Baltimore
Mencken
Manhattan
Anne Arundel County
Maryland
Ogden L. Mills
Treasury
Richard F. Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Eugene Meyer
The
Washington Post
Baltimore Sun
Seven Hurt in Auto Collision Near Anabel
Seven persons injured in a Missouri auto collision near Anabel were in a Macon hospital. The injured include Mr and Mrs A W Pence of Independence and Mr and Mrs Harry Dia of Kansas City and their young son, Theo Gooding, Miss Dorothy Alexander of Macon, and another Dia son. None believed critically hurt.
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Macon
Anabel
A. W. Pence
Independence
Harry Dia
Kansas City
Kas
Theo Gooding
Dorothy Alexander
Dia
Franklin Roosevelt Jr to Leave Hospital This Week
Massachusetts General Hospital announced that Franklin D Roosevelt Jr son of the president, treated for a sinus and throat infection, would be discharged from the hospital this Thursday in Boston. The move follows successful treatment and recovery progress noted by doctors.
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Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Prison Board Had No Right to Try Member
The Bryant inquiry began November 28 amid allegations of improper subsistence at state penitentiary facilities. McKittrick reported investigating a garage project at Bryant’s home using penitentiary material and convict labor. The attorney general later cited claims that Bryant received food supplies without authority. Both Bryant and McLain say the subsistence was used to feed convicts housed at their residences.
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Page 1
McLain
Bryant
McKittrick
State Penitentiary
Seismograph Fails to Record Cape Girardeau Tremor
St Louis University seismograph shows no quake recording from the Cape Girardeau tremor reported yesterday afternoon. Rev James B MacElwane J director of the university's department of geophysics says it was too slight to register.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis University
Cape Girardeau
James B. MacElwane
Trenton Farmer Dies From Icy Highway Crash
Conrad Hoover aged 67 of Trenton Massachusetts died at Barnes hospital from internal injuries after an automobile truck collision on icy U S Highway 40 in St Charles county Friday. His fellow Trenton farmer Charles Foster was killed instantly as their cars collided. Riding with Hoover were his son Bert Hoover and L E Price, both injured.
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ST. Louis
Conrad Hoover
Trenton
Barnes Hospital
U. S
O'Fallon
Bert Hoover
Price
Turkeys for CCC Men Planned for Christmas Feast
The War Department announced 500000 pounds of dressed turkey and trimmings will be allotted to civilian conservation corpsmen for Christmas. Each man will save one pound nine ounces of turkey, plus accompanying fixings, with camps hosting holiday programs. President Roosevelt's Christmas message will be read, praising the CCC for conserving natural resources and young manhood.
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Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Noted Brookfield Resident Dies in Brookfield Mo
Charles Tooey age 68 president of Tooey Mercantile company died today. His father was Brookfield’s last mayor and postmaster. Funeral set at Catholic church tomorrow. Noted rail official Arthur Durham dies in Nevada Mo. Former assistant general manager of Missouri Kansas Texas railroad passed away today.
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Brookfield
Charles ‘Tooey
Tooey Mercantile Company
Nevada
Arthur Durham
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Holden Bank Absorbs Kingsville Bank in Mo
H. Moberly state finance commissioner announced Bank of Holden Missouri absorbed Bank of Kingsville at Kingsville Missouri in an outright purchase. Holden bank acquired 82285 dollars in assets and assumed 54000 dollars in deposit liabilities. Also notes Kona district schools in Hawaii schedule fall vacation for coffee picking.
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Kona
Hawaii
Possible Break in West Coast Dock Strike Evident
The 53 day Pacific coast maritime walkout shows a tentative agreement submitted to Sailors union members while the auto and auto parts strike broadens with 26 000 workers idle. In Pittsburgh steel, a push to replace company unions with industrial organization gains momentum as 244 delegates form a campaign council. Elizabeth Cash, a 20 year old student nurse from Webb City Missouri, dies of cardiac failure in Muskogee Oklahoma awaiting surgery.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Steel
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Representatives Council
Harry Lundberg
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Sailors Union
Shaw Way Home
Lundenberg
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Glen W. McCabe
Libbey-Owens Ford Company
United Automobile Workers of America
Fisher Hody Corporation
Chevrolet Motor Company
Kansas City
Atlanta
J. 1. Case Company
Racine
Wis
Hercules Motor Company
Canton
Kelsey-Hayes Company
Detroit
Kelsey Wheel Company
Windsor
Ont
Kelsey-Hayes
Musekogee
Okla
Elizabeth Cash
Webb City
Sallie Cash
New Cole Co Medical Association Head Dr John W McHaney
Dr John W McHaney widely known Jefferson City physician today assumed the presidency of the Cole County Medical Society on its third anniversary. He began practice in December 1933 after moving from St Louis and is a University of Missouri and Rush Medical College graduate.
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John W.mchaney
Jefferson City
Cole County Medical Society
Mchaney
Capital City
James Stewart
Missouri
John H. Arrington
J. A. Hill
St. Louis
Two Pedestrians Fatally Struck Near Missouri Arkansas Line
State patrol says two people died when struck by a car that fled the scene along Highway 61 near the Missouri Arkansas line. Victims included Vigla Roush, 19, and Wa Nance, photographer, with Nance’s sister close behind. Nance survived by a brother in Franklin, Nebraska, and three sisters in St Louis. The report also notes the Colosseum at Rome seating 40,000 to 50,000.
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Caruthersville
State Highway Patrol
Highway 61
Missouri-Arkansas State Line
Miss Vigla
Roush
Wa Nance
Nance
Miss Roush
Mary M. Nance
IW. G. Nance
Franklin, Neb
St. Louis
Quake Devastation Spurs Global Relief Mobilization
San Salvador faces 25 000 homeless after a major quake and aftershocks. At least 100 dead, 500 injured. eight cities report vast losses. President Martinez leads rescue as Red Cross appeals for aid and aid agencies organize medical and supply convoys.
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San Salvador
Maximilian Hernandez Martinez
San Vicente
Here
Sant Vicente
Republic
Tepetian
Apastepeque
Verapaz
San Estaban
San Cayetano
San Sebastian
Tecoluca
Martinez
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Polson
Gen. Chiang
White Rouse
William R. Castle
Oscar
Anabell
Franklin JR
Trenton Farmer
Turkey
War Department
Holden Bank
Kingsville
Pers
Goldman & Kaiser
E High Street
Ian
Eltolson Drug CO
West Coast
NEW Cole CO. Medical. Association
Colosseum
Rome
San Salvadore
Red Cross
Society For Social Assistant
Mexico City
Pan American Airways
Pope’s
Jayson
America
Schott Bros., Clothiers
Phil A. Dallmeyer
E. High
Owens Cleaners
A. J. Rackers
R. E. High
the Exchange National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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