Weather extremes sweep nation amid storms and warm spells
Broad weather shifts cause record highs and lows across the United States. Missouri enjoys mild temps with picnics while Oregon and Washington endure strong winds and heavy seas. Snow, sleet, and rain mix with traffic hazards andLocal reports of flooding, power outages, and line damage surface as storms move from the Northwest to the Northeast.
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Weather Roundup For Tennessee And Kentucky
Tennessee forecast predicts rain and mild warmth with a warm NW and central area. Thursday night and Friday see increasing temperatures with northeast portions turning warmer. Kentucky expects rain tonight with warming trends Thursday and Thursday night, especially in the east and central regions.
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Historian Describes Mooney Plans Amid Hitler Era Festivities
A Sacramento report recalls a historian stating Mooney plans a public fete as Hitler’s power grows and nations eye new world order. The piece notes wartime fear, references to America’s reach, and a January event tied to political figures and unrest amid talk of imprisonment and release.
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ENGUSH ROYALTY PLANS TOUR AND VISIT DESTINATIONS
Engush royalty announced a international tour with planned stops in Ottawa and Washington. The state visit to the United States will include meetings at the Capitol and notable venues. The royal party will visit historic sites and may attend public events, with security and scheduling details to follow.
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SLAYING CASES STIR COMMUNITY AROUND FARMERS
Reported murders of several farmers prompt inquest plans and cross names such as Estes, Cruse, Latoya, and Martin. Authorities outline timelines and stakeouts as evidence surfaces amid confusion. Page 4 coverage notes testimonies about suspects and possible motives.
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Japanese plan to create new cabinet group
Emperor Hirohito ordered Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma to form a new cabinet succeeding Prince Fumimaro Konoye as nationalist pressure for reorganization mounts. The liberal Konoye ministry fell amid demands for tighter control of the economy and a single political party, with fascist-leaning elements pushing for decisive policy in China. The move coincides with broader Spanish insurgent gains near Barcelona.
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Scientist Alfred DeForest Improves Safety With Magnetized Powder Shake
In Cambridge Mass, Prof Alfred V DeForest of Mass Institute of Technology tests a magnetized steel inspection powder shaker to reveal hidden flaws. The device shows surface cracks invisible to the eye, aiding safety checks in cars rails ships and turbines. He notes the method prevents many part defects before use in industry.
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Tornado destroys Montgomery parish killing two
In Montgomery Grant parish Louisiana a tornado killed Ross Metcalfe 35 and his wife 32. Their son Willie 2 1/2 was injured. Metcalfe was found dead in the roof of a neighbor’s house. The couple’s home was demolished. Damage estimated at 375000. Town left without light or water for hours. Communicat ions disrupted.
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Criticism Planned on Cotton Plan Revisions
Washington January 4 The Agriculture Department will hear cotton producers from southern and far western states tomorrow to discuss the farm program. More than 50 growers, many SAA members, will attend a three day session to improve the cotton program under the approved referendum. Strict marketing controls and a three cent per pound tax on individual quotas are set to deter surpluses. Officials noted processing taxes may be reduced to fund additional farm aid for crop adjustment participants.
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Surety President Dies in Downtown Fist Fight
James Peters aged 37, president of the Surety Mortgage Company of Portland, Oregon, was killed in a downtown parking lot fist fight with an unidentified assailant. Peters’ wife Daisy and daughter Bethy witnessed the event as the assailant fled after an attack reported by Phillips, a stepson of the mortgager. The incident follows a night of club rounds and alleged threats as police investigate.
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Last Minute News Flashes and Local Notices
Fragmented OCR note mentions plea for clemency for four United Mine Workers Union members and a May date. It also notes Tennessee football teams invited to play in Atlanta for a world’s fair celebration during January, with details unclear due to garbled text.
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Congress to seek Roosevelt for clues on U.S. policy shift
Washington observers expect President Roosevelt to frame a broad review of foreign policy in his annual message. lawmakers queue in Capitol for guidance as debates over relief and labor laws intensify while barricades rise outside. Roosevelt signals a stance against dictatorial aggression and a need for unified action.
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FDR Declares War on Aggression Not Yet, Peace Not Assured
President Roosevelt addressed Congress detailing a program to meet world dangers with domestic solidarity and rearmament. He urged continued social reform, tax readjustments, labor peace, farm policy, and government reorganization while warning neutrality laws must not aid aggressors. He cited European events and stressed defending religion democracy and good faith as vital.
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Convicts to tell of baking deaths in Philadelphia case
Philadelphia jurors hear testimony about 28 inmates punished in heat filled cells described as baking to death. Prosecutors plan to bring Frank Craven former deputy warden and other officials to trial amid repeated accounts from survivors and guards about brutal confinement and stress tests labeled Klondike pay ment block with meals of hamburger and spaghetti.
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Kentucky Miners Strike Called in Henderson County
Henderson Ky Jan 4 An estimated 10 miners walked off the job after CIO affiliated United Mine Workers of America union launched strikes at several Henderson County pits. Union seeks recognition and a $5 daily wage increase. Several mines reported walkouts while others did not join.
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Sportsmen Call Political Divorce in Tennessee
The Tennessee Wildlife Federation urged passage of a conservation commission bill to depoliticize the department of state government. Federation president H W E Baggenstoss said the move would protect the program from political influence as Governor-elect Cooper favors a semiautonomous conservation commission. The death of Rep. Robert P. Brown of Centerville was noted during the session adjournment.
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Jackie Coogan declines mother’s offer to come home
Jackie Coogan rejects his mother’s plea to reunite after a separation with Betty Gable. The actor, living with his uncle in Westwood, cites ongoing financial conditions and vows no reconciliation under current terms. Betty remains with her parents as legal and personal tensions persist.
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