Milk strike end possible today tight blockade
Chicago's milk crisis narrows as a proposed compromise from the Pure Milk Association offers $1.85 per 100 pounds, down from $2.10, while farmers and pickets keep highways around Chicago blocked. Milk shipments to city hospitals and nurseries remain prioritized amid shortages and ongoing protests.
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Chicago
Jan
Retai
Cricawo
Raia
Pure Milk Association
Mik Counsy
Tne
Chicaco
UMA
Tierman N. Rundesa
Board of
Peuth
Dairies
Milk Association
ALM
Krahl
Cargangations
LaGuardia Defends Plan as Governor Denies Reform
Mayor LaGuardia defends his plan to reorganize New York City government amid Governor Herbert Lehman’s refusal to appoint. He accuses the governor of political maneuvering and argues the city must avoid a dictatorship by shifting toward a cash, pay as you go system to curb municipal debt and financial ruin.
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New York
Jan Se Pier
Kiorglo
LaGuardia
Herbert TL
Lehmann Vovay
Ion
Cam
Gagnars
Clevade
Vietaus
Eitié
Che
France raises U S import quotas in new agreement
France increased U S import quotas threefold in a bilateral accord announced today. The U S embassy said the deal exempts the United States from France weighing three quarters of its quotas for bargaining. Auto imports face limits. apples pens tools lamps and certain equipment are excluded from bargaining quotas. In Knoxville a marble setter was slugged and robbed, left unconscious near his hotel with $100 and two checks for $600. His companion reported the incident.
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United States
Wnoxville
Dan
C. Ingram
West. Point
Iis Commanion
Ineram
McNeel Marble Co
Marietta
Taeran
Maddox
Knoxville
Stavisky shoots self as police close in in France
Serge Stavisky alias Handome Alex Stavisky, alleged $40 million swindler, shot himself in the head as police surrounded a hidden villa in Chamonix. Despite attempts to revive him, doctors feared the wound fatal. Stavisky died or near death after a two week global hunt led by Premier Camille Chautemps and secret service agents who found him in a heated, locked room.
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Chamonix
France
Serge
Alex” Stavisky
Stavisky
Bayonne
French Alps
Secret Service
Alex
Negro jailed as woman's slayer in Baltimore case
Sam Jones, a 55 year old Eastern Shore Black man, was jailed in Baltimore City today charged with the New Year’s Eve slaying of 68 year old Marion Station farm woman Mrs. Margaret Bruyshley. Somerset County authorities arrested Jones after six days of secrecy and rushed him to the Baltimore jail following a quick hearing. Two Baltimore detectives said the arrest had been delayed.
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Baltimore
Sam Jones
Baltimore City
Margaret. Bruyshley
Marion Station
Somerset County
Jones
Luther Daugherty
Orisfield
Prince Alexis Mdivani On Honeymoon Dodges Warrant
Princess Mdivani travels abroad while Prince Alexis dodges a subpoena during a journey from Reno to San Francisco. A Los Angeles grand jury subpoena targets his brothers David and Serge Mdivani and related company affairs. The couple plan to sail from Seattle aboard the Tatesuta Manu toward the Orient as legal proceedings unfold.
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Prince Alexis Mdivani
Francisco
Babar Umutton Madivani
San Ferangisco
Prince Alexis
California
Hin Iter
Reno
Nevada
Seatle
Orient
Loth
Marc
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Har
Rty Gwen
Los Angeles
Charles H. Hukerich
Paris
Huberich
David
Serge Mdivani
Savrefuray
Alexis
James Donohue
Mme
Nancy Allard
Burley Holiday Comes to End
Burley growers and buyers in Tennessee, North Carolina, and Kentucky prepared to resume trade as burley markets reopened. A marketing agreement was signed in Washington on Saturday. Governors Laffoon and McAlister urged lifting the holiday in Kentucky and Tennessee, while North Carolina’s Asheville market opened per Governor Ehringhaus’s declaration.
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Nashville
Tenn
Burley
Tennessee
North Carolina
Kentucky
Washington
Laffoon
McAlister
Burley Tebacco
Tennesse
Asheville
Ehringhaus
25000 Tobacco Growers Sign Acreage Reduction Pacts
In Tennessee 25000 tobacco growers signed acreage reduction contracts as sales resumed after a holiday. C Ray Brehm of the University of Tennessee estimated benefits of 500000 for burley growers and noted completion of signups except where farm agents were needed. He urged farmers not to rush leaf to market to avoid driving prices down as warehouses already faced crowded conditions. Agents now cover 91 of 95 counties.
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Knoxville
Jan
C. Ray Brehm
University of Tennessee
Tennessee
Brehm
Crowley Returns to Tabernacle Work After Acquittal
In Jonesboro Arkansas Rev Dale Growler a four year old Baptist minister continues as pastor of the Jonesboro Baptist church after a speedy acquittal on a murder charge arising from a religious faction dispute led by Rev Joe Jeffers. The tabernacle where the clash occurred is in receivership and closed. Crowley testified self defense saying the janitor MacMurdo shot at him first then chased him with a drawn gun. Despite tension between factions Crowley announced he will continue his pastorate and hoped hostilities end.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Dale S. Growler
Jonesboro Baptist Church
Joe Jeffers
Piggott
Crowley
Tabernacle
J. W. MacMurdo
Jeffers
Crawley
Macwarde
Te Tabernacle
the Tabernacle
Denver Dudley
Tennessee Solons Plan Legislative Drive in Congress
Tennessee lawmakers in Washington are shaping a broad legislative agenda covering business and industry, the Tennessee Valley Authority, agriculture, veterans, and more. Senator McKellar seeks to expand RFC benefits to industry and commerce, leveraging his roles on post offices, appropriations, civil service, library, rules, and territories committees. Burns, the busiest Tennessee member in the House, as Democratic floor leader, will help steer the party’s agenda alongside Speaker Rainey.
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Washington, Jan
Tennessee
Congress
Legisla Tivey Hope
Tennessee Valley Program
Agriculture, Veterans
McKellar
Senate Committee On
Post Offices and Post Roads
Post Office Committee
Senate
Appropriations
Civil Service
Library
Bachman
Ind
House of Representatives
Joseph W. Burns
Rainey
Jackson Day Observed in Tennessee Celebration of Andrew Jackson
Nashville dispatch reports Jackson Day observances marking Andrew Jackson and the 1815 Battle of New Orleans. Judge John H DeWitt, president of the State Historical Society, compares Jackson to Roosevelt and notes the president’s appeal to the masses as a check on Congress and big interests.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Andrew Ricken
New Ornang
John H.‘Dewitt
State Historical Society
Rockevell
Congress
de Wit
Tennessee Court of Appeals
Jackson
Special Message On Waterway Predicted
Weather blurb notes mostly cloudy, colder tonight and Tuesday across Tennessee and Virginia. Snow is possible in eastern portions of Virginia, with similar cold conditions elsewhere. Temperature comparisons and rainfall readings are provided for the prior day and the same date last year.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Ieselvday
Bus Train Crash in Mississippi Kills Two Children
Bassfield Mississippi January 8 two children died and several more injured when a Mississippi Central passenger train struck a school bus near the depot. Bus driver Ernest Williamson 19 led the group of Goodhope community students en route to Bassfield Consolidated School. Four injured listed six and more transported to Columbia hospital as officials feared additional fatalities.
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Bassfield
Miss
Mississippi Central
Ernest Williamson
Traste Stapleton
Alice Aultman
Bailey Roberts
Tessie Roberts
Columbia
Goodhope
Bassfield Consolidated School
Woman Accused Of Mailing Poisoned Candy To Brother
Troy New York held Mrs. Sarah Hobart 52 after federal grand jury indictment for mailing poisoned candy to her brother Harrington Fitzgerald Jr a World War veteran at Coatesville Pennsylvania He allegedly sent the candy via mail in a six week probe that linked life insurance policies totaling sixty thousand dollars to Troy beneficiaries The case ties to the Fitzgerald family founders of the Old Philadelphia Item and notes Hobart's husband an engineer and her six children
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Troy
N. Y
Dan
Sarah
Hobart
Troy Watrcon
Philadelphia
Angl
Hubart
Harrington
Figgera'c, Jr
Veterans’ Hospital
Coatesville
Fitzgerald
J. Edgar Hoover
Kobart
Harrington Fitagerald
Old Philadelphia Item
Col
Thomas Fitegerald
Norvistown
Samart O
Niagara- Hudson Corporation
Witherbee-Sherman Company
Port Henry
Essex County
Irs
Banking Law Fight Looms In Congress Over Deposit Insurance
Washington January 8 Banking leaders prepared for a drawn out clash over the 1938 banking act and its deposit insurance provisions. Debates centered on branch banking limits and the Federal Reserve membership requirement, with Senate delays and House leaders warning that many state banks could fail without access to Fed-backed guarantees.
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Washington
Carter Glass
D-Va
Glass
Federal Reserve
Steamnall
D-Ala
House Banking Committee
Federal Reserve System
Senate
Stearall
Steagall
National income shows increase in 1933 fiscal year
The 1933 fiscal year saw U S income rise by about 62 million dollars while the cost to collect fell. Helvering reported total revenue at 1.6109 billion, with income taxes contributing the bulk and miscellaneous internal revenue rising significantly led by tobacco taxes of 402.7 million.
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U. S
Washington
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Morgenthau
Helvering
AJL
Inccome
Roosevelt May Send Special Message On Seaway Pact In Congress
Washington rumors say President Roosevelt may send a special message urging ratification of the St. Lawrence waterway pact. A swift fight is anticipated as Congress opens its second week with liquor tax debates and district regulations dominating the agenda.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Boh House
District of Columbia
Finance
House
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Finance Committee
St. Lawrence
Harrison
Burglar hits labor official home in Pittsburgh loot
A burglar who targets on a strict schedule broke into Daniel Smith's residence, carried off a strong box containing 2500 postal savings certificates and cash. The box was found on the front porch the next day with the savings returning. Nearby, Kenneth Rouse, an apprentice embalmer, fled dawn in underwear after shouting about ghosts though police found only a bottle possibly containing spirits.
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A &T
Pittsurgh
Daniel Smith
Ami Escanad
Smith
Chicago
Kenneth Rouse
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Camille Chautemps
Margaret Brambley
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