Iowa Farmers 78 Demand AWD Laws In Protest Sales
A mass Farmers Council for Defense assembly in Le Mars Iowa protested farm foreclosures and sales as the legislature convenes. About 800 to 1,000 gathered as a $10,000 sale of John Schimbers farm was halted by postponement after legal action by attorney John M Keenan. Leaders planned a Des Moines trip to press for five to seven month court relief in money judgments, with farmers vowing nonviolent action and coordination with Farmers Holiday groups.
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Farina
Northwest
Vowa
Farmers’ Council For Defense
John Schimbers
Des Meimes
G. W. Pitts
Plymouth County
Clyde Howring
Court House
Schimberg
Sherif AM. Rippey
John A. Johnson
Herbert 8
John TY. Keenan
Rippey
Des Moines
Fugitive Gunman Crawford Slain by Cape Girardeau Police
In Cape Girardeau Missouri a three year pursuit ended when Thomas Robert Crawford and accomplice Glenn Dague were killed resisting arrest after a robbery. The slain men were identified by fingerprints and cafe proprietor testimony, closing the Morehouse cafe robbery case.
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Potters Field
Thomas Robert Crawford
Irene Schreeder
Glenn Dague
Govporral Brady Taul
Pennsylvania State Police
Crawford
Schroeder Gir
Dague
Morehouse
Cate
John Tull
Drath
National Identification Bureau
Crawford and Hutt
Morehouse Cafe
Coolidge Laid to Rest Amid Winter Funeral in Plymouth
The nation bids farewell to Calvin Coolidge in a simple funeral at Northampton where he began his mayoral career. President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover, along with neighbors and friends, join the tribute before his body is moved to the Plymouth village graveyard amid rain and dark clouds. The brass casket bearing the 30th president rests beside the Coolidge family tombs as the crowd pays silent final respects.
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Plymglth
Dan
Calvin Cooly
Tle
Northampton
Aga
Hoover
Athos
Plymouth
Bank Liquidator Criticizes Glass Plan in Senate Hearing
Washington Jan 7 John A Carroll liquidator of 138 Illinois state banks told the senate banking committee he opposes the Glass branch banking plan. He said he would not accept control by Traylor Young and Dawes over his destiny. Continued on page six.
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Washington
John A. Carroll
Illinois
Senate Banking Committee
Lirie Traylor
Young and
Dawes
Soviet cities impose heavy curbs on energy use
Moscow reports a 44 percent household energy cut for four months with triple-rate penalties for noncompliance. In January and February individuals must reduce by 40 percent, then 30 percent in March and April, as the Soviet drive to purge active subversives expands, expelling dozens of party members and candidates amid concerns of former officers in czarist and White Guard ranks infiltrating the party.
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Moscow
Russia
Communist Party
North Caucasus
Kuban
White Guard
Farm Relief Bill Sparks GOP Fear of Wrecking Tactics
In Washington, Democratic sponsors brace for amendments aimed at broadening the emergency farm bill to include major commodities. Chairman Jones vows a last-ditch fight to block “wrecking” changes as the bill heads to the Senate in near intact form. Lords of agriculture rally behind the plan centered on a domestic allotment framework and a world price concept to shield farmers from price drops.
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Dan
Jones
House
Agriculture Committee
Lee
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau
Glover
Arkansas
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Andresen
Minnesota
Amends
Jevy
Akron on Cruise to Guantanamo Bay for winter training
The Akron airship departed Akron Municipal Airport at 3 pm for a training cruise to Guantanamo Bay. It is expected to overfly Guan tanamo Sunday to test mooring facilities before returning to Lakehurst, New Jersey, on Monday.
Weather notes for Tennessee and Virginia forecasts
Fragmented weather data reports for Tennessee and Virginia forecasting mostly cloudy conditions, colder air, and chances of rain. Records note temperatures, rainfall figures, and comparison with data from the previous year, with readings posted at 6:00 p m daily.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Roosevelt fixes cabinet timing as taxes loom
President-elect Roosevelt weighs cabinet picks and future policy as Congress debates income tax boosts to balance the budget. Wa lsh of Montana likely to be attorney general prospect. Pinchot may meet Roosevelt. Stimson conference planned for Monday. A Q and A clarifies carbolic acid preserves crude rubber, not vulcanized rubber.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Senator Walsh
Montana
Senate
Harding
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Valio
Hyde Park
Roosevelt Estate
Hudson River
Stimson
New York
Bach
Treasury's Needs of Future Treated as Tax Guidepost
Washington talks outlined elastic income tax plans tied to treasury needs as Democrats pursue tax and beer legislation. They foresee balancing a $492 million next year deficit before March while awaiting fate of beer and gas tax bills. No definite rates are set. program drafted to revenue needs and economy results.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Harrison
Mississippi
New York
Garner
Hoover
Beer Bill Is Sped to Vote
Police of Canton Ohio investigate whether Beatrice Masterson and Anthony Miano died in a pact or if the bridegroom killed his wife in her sleep and then took his own life. The couple were found dead in a Canton hotel room from revolver shots.
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Canton
Beatrice Masterson
Anethony ‘Miano
Cleveland
Senate committee Eyes 18th Amendment Action in Prohibition Debate
Washington hearing on a 3.2 percent beer bill drew pro and anti prohibition groups, arguing constitutionality and potential traffic in liquor. Rep James M. Pay urged field of legislative discretion, while opponents warned of unconstitutional probate. committee to meet Monday to consider repeal resolution and possible redraft. The record includes debate on enforcing the eighteenth amendment and the Cana wine question. The original Declaration dimensions appear: frame 33 inches by 2814 inches, writing 27% by 2345 inches.
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Senate
Judiciary
House
Jamesm
Supreme Court
Beck
James Gannon, Jr
Cana
Blaine
Labor Committee
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Bishon Cannon
New French Debt Move Is Rumored in London
The Sunday Express reports a possible French government move to submit France's debt obligations to an independent tribunal for arbitration in the United States. The plan would involve economists and jurists. Paris supposedly believes its case for nonpayment is sound on justice and expediency grounds. The Express offers no authority or details.
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London
Sunday Express
France
America
Express
Fives
Legislator aims to block birth in prison case
In Charleston Senator J C Long said he would seek legislation to keep a condemned murderess Beatrice Ferguson Snipes from giving birth in the penitentiary hospital if needed, arguing the baby should not be born behind prison walls. Snipes, condemned for the slaying of Rural Policeman Elliott Harris, awaits a state supreme court appeal that stays execution. Her husband Clyde Snipes is jailed on related charges.
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S. G
Fan
General Assembly
Charleston
J. C. Long
Beatrice Ferguson Snipes
Snipes
Elliott Harris
York
Long
Blackwood
1933 Auto Show Aims To Bring Dollars Out Of Hiding
New York January 7 Grand Central Palace opened its 27 doors for the 33rd national auto show. Four floors of displays sprawl over a 107 minute walking route with 28 domestic makes one foreign car and nine trucks. Prices drop 200 to 400 dollars from last year with six cylinder cars from 490 and eights at 445. It features ultra stream line designs like a 1943 lookalike and a beetle yacht armored car. The show highlights improved oil water controls lower center of gravity longer wheelbases better ventilation and power brakes. Spare tires often rearmost and body shapes favor teardrop design to cut wind resistance and gain miles per gallon. It is a bustling spectacle with whirling displays and a wax figure demonstrating a 1902 one-cylinder investor in a six thousand nine hundred dollar car.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
America
Val
Bisck
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