FDR to ask solons extend social security law
President Roosevelt plans a message to Congress seeking extended social security coverage and strengthened old age provisions. White House officials indicate the aim is to widen Insurance coverage, with recommendations from the Social Advisory Council guiding the push.
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Washington
Dec
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Social Advisory Council
Fiauss
Alt. Rensesch
Stewerd J. Noble
Robert Hinkley
Lois Jobson
Aubrey Wilares
Hig General
Br Dd
Baa
Ania Toy
Fe Serappert
Tayrail
Shire
Weather Summary for LOU TENNESSEE KENTUCKY VIRGINIA
Weather notes indicate slightly warmer conditions in central areas with light rain in the west. Kentucky sees increasing clouds and warm spell with possible rain by night. Virginia expects cooler eastern portions tonight with cloudier skies and rising temperatures inland.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Vetoes Nixes Loans To Five Hosiery Mills
Washington dispatch reports Acting Comptroller General Richard S. Sicht vetoed Farm Administration loans totaling 1.0 million dollars to five cooperative hosiery associations on FSA homestead projects in Tennessee Alabama and related counties. He argued the funds would exacerbate unemployment and compete with private industry. The decision leaves room for possible reconsideration with new evidence.
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Der
Richard N. Siistt
Complex General
Elion
Pattan
Cumberland Cooperative
Cumberland Temeseids
Tennessee
Red Poss
Ateil Industral Company
Bankhend
Giant flying ship to be introduced in transoceanic service
The four motor giant flying boat T4 passenger model, second of the Boring Dippers from Seattle, will be fully equipped with luxury accommodations rivaling Korean liners. It undergoes final Civil Aeronautics tests before entering service across the Atlantic or Pacific. A preview event invites businessmen and residents to tour the ship’s dining and recreation center.
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Brattle
Washington
Seattle
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Pan- Zrokp
Nesehapermen
Supreme Court Pays Tribute to Cardozo in Memorial Day Reverence
The Supreme Court halted judicial business to honor Justice Cardozo praising his lifelong service to government and constitutional guarantees. Chief Justice said Cardozo’s devotion and intellect shaped the bench and inspired restraint, learning, and civic duty.
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Cardoza
Dustine Cardoen
Cylof
Cardozo Trinete
Coster Lawyer Reveals Arm Buying Contract Details
A Boston lawyer testified he drafted at F Donald Coster and Philip Musica’s request a contract to buy Lee Enfield rifles for McKesson and Robbins and Standard Oil of England. Investigators link gun shipments to missing assets amid broad probes into Coster Musica’s empire and an $87 million corporate collapse.
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Boston
F. Donald Coster
Philip Musica
McKesson and Robbins, Inc
Standard Oil
England
Frederic Wingersky
Ambrose V. McCall
Coster-Musica
Brien McMahon
Assi
Goveral
Sean Walrington
McMahon
Coster- Musica
Gan-Bywiring
McMehon
McMawhon
Mediikon
Official Accused of Taking Bribes In DOJ Case
New York reports evidence presented to a federal grand jury alleging a high U S Department of Justice official took bribes from two notorious gangsters as the government pursued the racketeering figures Jol Ay Tarrio and Dutch Scholia. The article notes a relative acted as go-between and that investigations may involve other figures.
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New York Post
U. & Department of Justice
Jolay Tarrio
Newark Parks
Prosidejary
Cooper Cabinet Rumor Roundup With York Likely
Governor elect Prentice Cooper weighs cabinet picks amid chatter of Christmas gifts and possible retained Browning officials. Alvin C. York is named as a near certainty for adjutant general, with other posts still unsettled as Cooper vows no announcements before after Christmas.
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Prentice Cooper
Browning
Sabine
Cooper
W. ©. Williams
George Cate
Walter Stokes
Sem Brewster
Mate
Social Security Board
Brewster
Shelbyville
York
Alvin C. York
Tennessee Traffic Toll Claims Dozens in One Week
A Tennessee week of traffic incidents left at least 19 people dead and many more injured. Memphis reported two fatal weekend crashes, while Knoxville and Chattanooga saw multiple deaths including a pedestrian, a burn victim, and a 14 year old shot accidentally.
Five Injured in Auto Accidents Near Kingsport
Over the weekend five people were treated at Community Hospital after two automobile crashes. James W. McGrady of Highland Park was bound over to Sullivan circuit court on two charges, claiming no intoxication. Three of the five victims were discharged. two remain hospitalized with injuries not expected to be fatal. One crash occurred at 4 15 p m on Gate City highway near the cemetery entrance when a southbound car collided with a northbound vehicle. McGrady denied the drunk charge during preliminary hearing and was jailed on bond.
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McGrady
J. A. Jones
Lynn Garden
Nooon
Bodies found in Bisayne Bay after fishing trip tragedy
Charles and his six year old daughter Dorothy were reported missing on a fishing trip Thursday. Their bodies were recovered in Bisayne Bay in Miami Beach.
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Charles & Rye
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh Pa
Dorothy
Bisayne Bay
Bonnet Affirms French Support To England In Crisis
Paris Dec 10 Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet told the Chamber of Deputies that all French forces would aid Great Britain in case of unprovoked aggression. He stressed the Franco British entente as the basis of policy and said Britain would be asked to aid France in return. The remarks followed rising anti surrender protests amid fears of Italian reach.
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Pertinax
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Farmers reject tobacco controls amid cotton quotas approval
Washington reports clouded farmer stance on the New Deal Agriculture program after tobacco marketing controls failed to gain the required two thirds. Across 14 states growers rejected quotas while cotton measures previously approved, with 1,602,373 ballots cast and about 24 percent negative.
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Washington
Congress Facing New Deal Plans
Washington dispatch notes two weeks before session opens, as Congress readies to shape New Deal laws for the long term. Republicans gained seats but Democrats hold House Senate and White House. bipartisan alliances unlikely per expert analyses.
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Congress
Wi. B. Ragsdale
Washington, Bee
Conservat
White House
Court to rule on tax problem involving federal salaries
The Supreme Court agreed to review New York's attempt to tax a $2248 salary paid to James B. O Keefe an attorney for the Federal Home Owners Loan Corporation The case tests state authority to tax federal employee incomes. The Court also adjourned until January 3 without ruling on TVA program or child labor amendment.
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Supreme Court
New York
James B. O'Keefe
Federal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Hughes
Japan Says China Loan Dangerous Risk to Open Door
The United States faces Japanese opposition to a 25 million dollar export import bank loan to China The warning comes from Foreign Minister Hachiro Artis who calls the plan an inopportune act and a form of political pressure The dispute feeds tensions between Washington and Tokyo amid European anxieties over Italy and France and broader East Asia questions
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Hachiro Artis
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Japan
East Asia
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West Texas Slayer Held Amid Townwide Fallout
A drunken ranch hand confessed to police that he killed the Kennedy couple of Miles Texas and abducted their daughter Wilma Kennedy to pursue his love for her. He fled to Austin where District Attorney B Fisher pressed for the death penalty. Officers freed the girl after informing her of the tragedy as Salazar claimed he had been drinking.
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West Texas
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Frank Salazar
Wilma Kennedy
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Miles, Te
Salazar
Evan Devunk
Kennedy
Lee Q. Allen
Kennedy Watch
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