Senate limits farm bill debate and amends process
Washington December 4 The Senate agreed to a unanimous consent deal placing a one minute limit per speaker on farm bill debate with twenty minutes for the bill and a single amendment at a time. Senator Berkley urged rapid action while opposition sought more committee study. The measure faces House action and possible referral to the Agriculture Committee for further consideration.
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Farkley
Agsiulure
Wiese Gould
Vandenberg
Brazil
Dedughis
Pitics
Ted
Ness
Senatey Ballew
Lee Ollves
Chileon Sieagall
Bankiye
Jose
Freseerl
Lendlare
Aatekig Conhuelitier
Torq
Preedaetian
Lucas Dell
Senate Agriculture
Oan
Hills
Smilin
Weather Outlook in Tennessee Describes Colder Conditions
Fragmentary weather notes indicate generally fair conditions with colder temperatures in Tennessee. Forecast mentions Sunday cold with clearing and continued cool conditions, and a mix of snow flurries in the west with colder conditions spreading eastward into Monday.
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Tennessee
Youth Sees Light For First Time After Operation
JOT SPRINGS New Mexico December 4 A 17 year old explorer named Julian Gelindo gained sight for the first time after cataract removal in El Paso Clarifying the moment he says This is my house I made it The boy hopes to be fitted for glasses in a month and return to football bicycles and trains with a new view of the world
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Jot Springs
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Aweil
Julian
el Paso
Burke links for with Brazil head
Des Moines dispatch reports Senator Burke of Nebraska at a American Defense Society dinner ties President Roosevelt to Brazil's President Vargas. Burke cites a supposed Brazilian move to curb parliamentary power and argues the United States must defend constitutional government amid global shifts.
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D.-Neb
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Varges
Brazil
American Defense Society
Supreme Court
Vargas
South America
Rooker
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Garber Denies Suit in Los Angeles Divorce Action
Jan Garber, orchestra leader, filed a blanket denial to his wife's divorce suit alleging he stayed away from home on many nights. The case also notes she described his lifestyle as critical of her friends. The article mentions allegations without detailing further evidence.
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Los Angeles
Jan Garber
Trial begins in quarter century old crime case
Inky Kentucky December report outlines the upcoming trial of Polly Runyon Sharanofsky, longtime housekeeper to James A Watterson, a wealthy lumber operator. She faces an accessory to murder charge from the Wolf Creek camp death nearly 25 years ago, with a coroner ruling heart attack at the time. The case surfaced after Watterson’s death prompted new grand jury testimony about an alleged intruder, Harvey Hardin, and a prior acquittal of Mrs Harless. The trial opens Monday with proceedings continued on page sixteen.
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James A Waterson
Polly Runyon Sharanofsky
Shuranofsky
Eok
Watterson
Wolf Greek
Commonwealth
Vinia Runyon Harless
Shuranofeky
Harvey Hardin
W. Terson
Sharanofsky
Browning Law Used to Seize Control of State Elections Board
Nashville dispatch reports Governor Browning's extra session appointing three pro Browning members to the state board of elections. Leo Ware Tom Taylor and J B Miller fill until 1943 181 1933 respectively, keeping party balance while shifting to a four to two Browning majority. Robert Johnson Reed Sharp Abe Waldauer implicated in the factional realignment.
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Nashville
Browning
State Board of Elections
Browning Board
Leo F. Ware
Jackson
Tom Taylor
Athens
J. B. Miller
Clarksville Farm Machinery and Seed Deaser
Ware
Miller
Taylor
Robert Johnson
Elizabethton
Reed Sharp
Inc
Abe Waldauer
Memphis
E. H. Crump
Shelby County
A. B. Broadpent
John Britton
Grover Keaton
Reiki
Wagner Re elected High Commissioner Of Semi Pro Baseball
J Hans Wagner was re elected high commissioner of semi pro baseball for a fourth consecutive term in Chicago today.
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Wagner
Chicago
J. Hans Wagner
Roosevelt Begins Washington Trip
President Roosevelt cut short a Florida fishing cruise to return for dental treatment of a slow healing gum. He sails from Tortugas toward Miami aboard the Potomac with seven guests and plans to resume travel to Washington by train, reaching the capital Monday afternoon.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
James Roosevelt
Miami
Here
Gulf of Mexico
Potomac
Old Fort Jefferson
Indiana
Kentucky Solons Forecast Long Session
Governor Chandler announced the 1928 Kentucky General Assembly opener on January 4 may extend beyond the normal period. Plans include a two month regular session, with potential special sessions to address county government and budget measures. No new taxes expected and the budget bill to be tackled early.
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General Assembly
William TF. Arbogast
Frankfort
Kentucky General Assembly
Chandler
Marcel
Lae Govgtuer
Department of Finance
Frank D. Peterson
Sears
Kingsport man seeks bride via newspaper ad
A Kingsport resident Mr Cregger says he received more than 100 calls and over a score of marriage proposals after placing an ad in The Times seeking a wife aged 38 to 60 who is healthy good looking and not frivolous. He favors a Stonega letter as the strongest candidate among applicants from Coeburn Appalachia Snowflake and other Southwest towns. He plans to meet several prospects before deciding.
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Stenega
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Suny
Marrisge
Coeburn
Appalachia
Snowflake
Prane
East Tenn Messee
Four Kentuckians die in wreck near Tazewell Tenn
Four Kentuckians were killed and one seriously injured when a car went off the Knosville Middleville road near here. Tinnie Silve Sharp and Edgar Steitz both of Liggett Ky died on impact while Vail Wilder also of Liggett Ky died later. Rector Cloud of Liggett survived with a chance of recovery. the vehicle was owned by Cloud and struck a pole shortly before 8 o clock.
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Tazewell
Tenn
Dev
Tinnie Silve Sharp
Plewman
Edgar Steitz
Vail Wilder
Liggett
Rector Cloud
Cloud
Knosville
Middlesvora
Coal dealers raise wages in Cincinnati missiles report
Filing of contracts calls for 50 percent wage increases by eight Portsmouth retail firms and 100 employees listed with Dermitres for Industrial Organization, announced today by Punk W Puller CIO director. Rescue of child in Augusta Ky as flames trap mother and child, baby perishes.
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Portsmouth
Dermitres For Industrial Organization
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Retional Cio
New TB vaccine eyed as breakthrough by Cornell and NYU doctors
A report from New York describes a new safe vaccine against tuberculosis tested in rabbits with early human trials showing protective powers. Researchers Eugene Opie and Alex Freund of Cornell Medical College and New York University present results from steam-killed tubercle bacilli plus horse serum components. The work notes prior C BCG vaccine concerns and the potential to overcome the barrier that killed germ vaccines faced, signaling hopeful progress in the global TB fight.
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New York
Carnell
Eugene L. Opie
Sed
Jilex Freund
Cornell University Medical College
New Yorks University
Caras
Repeal to Start New Year Today in United States
The fourth anniversary of federal prohibition repeal opens with 43 of 45 states allowing hard liquor sales. Bonded whisky ready for release next July, boosting supply, while enforcement notes bootlegging still exists but costs rise for smugglers. Seizures have halved as state measures shift, with Tennessee and Georgia voting down repeal proposals.
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Nis
Laney
Stewart Berkshire
S Slcohol Tas
Tennessee
Georgia
Mississippi
Kansas
Oklahoma
Farmer jailed over vaccination in Carlisle
Carlisl e Pa December 4 Farmhand Jack March is jailed for defying vaccination orders for his child. This marks the third arrest in four years and the second jail sentence for the offense. He previously served eight months after a court ordered vaccination. The incident follows his niece going blind years earlier and a dispute over schooling for the boy Eugene.
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Carlisle
South Mountain
Het
British Mercy Vessel Hit by Japanese Bombs Near Shanghai
British mercy ship was struck while attempting to evacuate nine French Canadian nuns from Tsungming Island near Shanghai. The mission led by B. R. Boothby and Walher Adrien Sansoucy faced gunfire as international negotiators sought to keep peace with Japanese forces. Authorities warned Americans to be ready to evacuate Nanking as Japanese troops closed in on the capital.
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Tsungming Island
Siushans
B. R. Boothby
Walher Adrien Sansoucy
John Beaumont
United States Marine
Japan
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Oskar Trautman
Hankow
Army Representative
Chinkiang
Yangtze River
Hangchow
Hongkong
Hankow-Canton
PR. G. Howe
Britain
Liquor Tax Receipts Rise in Illinois and Nation
The article notes Illinois liquor taxes totaling 280.9 million through October, part of a national 1.91 billion collection over four years. It ranks Illinois among states with high receipts, behind Pennsylvania and New York, with Kentucky, California, and West Virginia also listed in order.
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Washington
Wigneis
Peoniptsal
Indiana
Penneylvania
New York
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Fornia
West Virginia
Carlisle Goes Wet in Local Option Vote
In Bardwell Kentucky on December 2 local option election sponsored by the Anti-Saloon League, the tally shows 185 votes for wets and 987 against, reflecting the county world news coverage of the wets casting result.
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Bardwell
Tarriste
Anti-Saloon League
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