Treasury deficit forecast signals record debt and relief costs
President Roosevelt warned Congress of a deficit exceeding one billion dollars for the next fiscal year and a mounting public debt endangering fiscal stability. He proposed 6.069 billion for regular operations, shifting some costs from emergency to regular spending, while relief programs would push deficits higher.
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Supreme Court rules New Deal AAA unconstitutional
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 decision, vetoes the New Deal farm relief program seen as an invasion of states rights and beyond the general welfare clause. Justices Brandeis Stone Cardozo dissent. Roosevelt aides and Republicans weigh future moves as speculation swirls around reelection.
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Weather Lows Hit Cold and Snow Likely Across Regions
Cloudy and cold weather spreads through Tennessee with possible snow flurries in eastern areas tonight and Tuesday. North Carolina may see rain transitioning to light snow flurries in mountains and eastern parts on Tuesday with colder conditions. Kentucky forecast shows mixed precipitation with snow likely in eastern portions and a sharp cold spell tonight into Tuesday. readings show cooler temperatures from yesterday.
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Caustic critique of FDR address by Hoover
Ogden Utah January 6 Herbert Hoover declared Roosevelt relief admin is a stupendous mess and that the latest message to Congress aims to create fear in those on relief. He spoke en route to New York for a directors’ meeting and plans further addresses criticizing Rooseveltian policies.
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County Court Accepts WPA Offer in Sullivan County
Special to The Tins from Blountville Tennessee January 6 Judge W D Lyon leads Sullivan county court to report a saving of 24800 annually in admin and incidental expenses and 1000 saved by refunding a 400 bond issue The county expects to meet obligations on the present 165 tax rate and 32 items were before the court when adjournment paused for a Democratic executive meeting
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Bruno Hauptmann Lawyers Seek Federal Writ
Bruno Richard Hauptmann’s lawyers reported today they may seek a second avenue to federal review if the state pardons court denies clemency. They would apply for a writ of habeas corpus to a federal district judge or a circuit court judge to challenge alleged constitutional rights violations at his trial. The defense was denied a Supreme Court hearing to present irregularities described as a circus maximus.
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United States Supreme Court
Stars of the Metropolitan Night Show Ends in Controversy
The Metropolitan star event drew 1200 guests and raised over 17000 for musicians but sparked uproar over its undignified entertainment. Lafe Tibhih and others performed while writers and committee members faced criticism. the piece ends with a note about continued coverage on page eight.
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Whitbe Steel
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TVA Expansion Asked by FDR Funds Sought
President Roosevelt urged Congress to provide an additional 45 million dollars to fund the Tennessee Valley Authority project. The request would raise total TVA funding to 154 million since inception in 1933. The budget message to Congress outlined further 3495 million beyond 1937 needs.
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Jafsie Shocks Public With Lindbergh Case Silence
Public figure Dr. John F. Condon announces he will suspend all planned lectures until the Lindbergh-Hauptmann case proceeds to final justice. He says his comments were misinterpreted and regrets any misperception about exploiting the crime. He will remain silent as legal processes continue.
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Heart Balm Suit In Court Again In Charlotte
The quarter million dollar heart balm suit of F. Brandon Smith Jr. against his former father in law Joe F. Cannon is up for retrial in Superior Court today. Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith, the heiress daughter, did not appear as a witness. she is recovering from an operation in Florida. Witnesses include Cannon and his daughter, while Smith’s former wife testified she married for a home for herself and her child. The first trial produced a 125000 verdict later set aside as excessive.
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Ford and Bandy Elected Dem Officials in Sullivan County
Denis Sullivan County Democratic Association met in Blountville and re-elected John L. Ford as chair and T. R. Bandy as secretary. Mrs. Fannie Thomas was elected vice-chairman. The group endorsed Roosevelt for re election and praised officers and committees for two years of service. Prominent speakers urged continued Democratic efforts and praised Roosevelt as a great leader.
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Fannie Thomas
Bluff City
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King’s Paramour Center of Strife
Ton Mihalache a national peasant leader seeks Romania’s premiership amid a push to reduce Magda Lupescu’s influence. The Tatarescu government faces rifts with the National Peasant Party as tensions rise, with the king pledging a new government after the New Year.
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Sweden Red Cross worker dies in Ethiopian bombing
Italian war planes target multiple Ethiopian sectors as British reinforce positions. A second Swedish Red Cross worker dies from last Monday’s bombardment of a Swedish Red Cross unit in the South. Hospitals and Red Cross units are reported struck.
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Dam Washes Out Power for 45 Familes in Remote Community
A 45-foot section of a six-foot dam on the Little River collapsed after ice buildup, leaving 45 families without electricity and water. A 10 horsepower hydro plant served 48 buildings including a school and church. Power company officials planned a meeting to decide on rebuilding.
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