Conferees Leave Measure In Same Form For Report
Conferees announced no vote today on the emergency employment bill as changes were limited to restoring Hoover era spending authority. The conference report, after revisions, will go back to the Senate for consideration. the debate centers on contractor costs and state matching funds.
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Weather update for Tennessee and Virginia
Cloudy conditions return in Tennessee with warmer highs and increasing cloudiness by Wednesday. Virginia sees fair tonight with a slow rise in temperature and clouds increasing Wednesday. Yesterday’s rainfall is noted. long-term comparisons include last year’s figures.
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Huge Narcotics Seizure Nets 1090 Pounds in Hunt
Washington report says customs agents seized two large quantities of narcotics totaling 1,090 pounds with a market value over 1 million dollars. The contraband, shipped from Turkey in fur cases from Constantinople, was discovered aboard the Alasia on a route from Turkey. The vessel touched Providence before New York and authorities say no Java landings occurred. Importers remained at large as the seizure followed careful surveillance.
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LEA Newspapers contend action detrimental in Nashville case
Chancellor James B. Newman delayed a receivership bid for Southern Publishers Inc and the Tennessee Publishing Co, as lawyers sought a week to respond. The dispute centers on receiverships planned for Memphis and Knoxville papers including the Memphis Commercial Appeal and Knoxville Journal, with both sides signaling continued litigation.
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Deportation Looms as New Weapon Against Gangsters
In Chicago a government push targets Al Capone associate Tony Mops Volpe as a principal offender in a drive to expel Italians linked to organized crime. He ranks just behind Capone in the Chicago crime commission's listing of public men tied to gangster activity.
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Mops" Volpe
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MURDERS PARENTS AND BURNS HOME NEAR NASHVILLE
Police sought Paul Brown, 28, for killing his father Lee Brown, 65, wounding mother 63, and burning the family home four miles northeast of Nashville Indiana. A farmhand Chester Bunge, 94, was shot twice. Brown reportedly escaped as flames raged. Sheriff and deputies led an all night manhunt. Bunge in critical condition.
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Guards in strike far reaching violence and liquor find
A motorist was wounded and 60 gallons of whisky were found in a car during a guard pursuit near Schoclfield. Tsonwood Bickel of Foreast Hills NC suffered back injuries and was treated after an operation, while the assailant Pickett showed some improvement. Major Opie stated the convoy fired in pursuit under orders, with further details pending. Washington reports note rising campaign expenditures and potential investigations into the Brown and Davis race, with new counts from Philadelphia and Allegheny counties.
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Stimson Testimony Blocked by State Office Disclosure
Washington December 15 AP A surprise House committee halted an investigation into Communist activities after Secretary Stimson refused to allow a State Department visa official to testify in public session. Hodgdon chief of the visa office objected stating disclosure was not in the public interest. The committee requested Stimson indicate specific objections and had earlier obtained related data in executive session.
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Tobacco Prices Rise on Week’s First Day Sales
The Associated Press reports Burley and dark tobacco prices strengthened on opening day. Paris led Burley with 21.13 per hundred on 133,270 pounds, while Hendersons maintained dark field leadership with 294,705 pounds net. Prices and market comparisons were favorable to earlier figures this season.
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Democratic block halts drought relief bill in Washington
In Washington, Democrats block passage of a $30,000,000 drought relief bill. Separate plan proposes paying veterans 25 percent of compensation, outlined by Mellon.
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Boston origin of bootleg liquor tied to nationwide spread
AP reports Boston supplied most of the moonshine and adulterated drinks seized across central and southern states during the year. FDA official P. B. Danar testified before the House Appropriations Committee that bootleggers distributed products from Boston to St. Louis, with many distributors awaiting prosecution. He warned of health threats from prepared foods and drugs, noting insufficient agency resources to combat the issue.
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Bandits Hold Up Pittsburg Bank in Holiday Heist
Six men armed with revolvers and a sawed off shotgun robbed the Pittsburg Savings Bank and nearby Superior Tire Insurance offices. They looted an estimated amount while forcing the teller to open the vault. An attempt to alert police injured Adam Hoffman.
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Portugal Detains Twelve Spanish Officers Including Franco
In Lisbon twelve Spanish army officers arrived after the failed attempt to topple the monarchy and set up a republic. Major Ramon Franco led the group, claiming the move aimed to establish liberty and a universal constitution. Interred at Matra, they face possible extradition as Spain and Portugal historically aid each other in suppressing internal dissent.
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Grid games raise big charity fund in New York
Four benefit football games in New York have raised about $830,000 for the unemployment fund with talks ongoing for a fifth game that could push totals above $1 million. Arrangements by the New York Knights of Columbus American Legion and the mayor's relief committee pair northern college stars with a southern team for a December 2% date. The plan faces uncertainties over player availability and a suitable stadium amid late December weather risks.
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Spain s turmoil deepens as revolt enters second week
Madrid reports martial law across the country as a general strike tests government control. Troop mobilization tallies reach 75,000 with aviator revolt leader interned in Lisbon. Civil guards reinforce Barcelona while protests close bakeries and halt provisions in Bilbao and other cities amid censorship and border flight.
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Raymond Poincare in grave health in Paris
Paris report says Raymond Poincare, French statesman, is seriously ill with partial paralysis. Rumors of his death caused shock, but investigators say the reports are false. Friends note slight improvement yet no real hope for recovery. M. Tardieu confirms grave condition.
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