New Tax Plan Offered by Senator Todd
Nashville Jan 8 1934 senator John R Todd Jr proposes a tax bill taxing property of religious educational scientific and fraternal groups used in competition with private property He also introduces a plan to pay state and county taxes for 1934 and 1935 in three installments without penalty with interest after March 1 A separate old age pension bill offers up to 30 a month to indigent seniors over 65 with property under 2000 The senate contemplates meeting delays and a tentative policy shift while discussing free coal distribution via city mayors from state mines in Petros and other procedural matters
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Waxnet
Cottingham Associated Press
Nashville
Senate
John R. Todd, Jr
Sullivans
Todd
Leighton Ewell
Cofer
Aick
L. P. Moss
Nodn
Cammites
Pians
Petros
Andrew Jackson Graves
Knox
IK. Abernathy McNaley
Con Vest
J. Desford
Savannah
J. v. Mospy
Fayette
Moss
Leighton Lyell Roe Fee
J. Arthur Atuht Ptay
Loveless
Maury
John B. Sprouse
Robertson
Russel Wright
Atebi
Noxville
Abernathy
DeFord
DePosd
McNilty
Samo Uma” Sery
Weather forecast from a damaged OCR segment
Fragmented report indicates rain and colder air moving east tonight with a milder Wednesday. It notes cooler conditions across portions, with southeast risks and extreme west cooling in the afternoon. Highs and lows from a prior year are mentioned, no rain yesterday, and 68 readings through 2:00 pm.
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Wardier
Coller
Singers on Radio Sued in New Orleans Contract Dispute
Joseph J Davila, a local salesman and songwriter, sues sisters Martha Connie and Vel Wig over a 1926 silent motion picture contract. He seeks 7300 dollars claiming non performance as they allegedly failed to appear behind screens in 23 local theatres and later left for New York after a baby was born, with one sister withdrawing from theft.
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New Orleans
Boswell Carnivus Rae
Joseph J. Davila
Iocal
Martha
Connie
Vel
New York
Plebiscite Rules Prompt Silent Balloting in Saarland
In Saarbrucken the Nazi aligned press details strict tactics for the January plebiscite. Ten commandments were issued to curb public protests and ensure quiet ballots. A prior vote disqualified an elderly woman for saying I was born a German and will die a German.
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Kelvin BK
Whiteleather S Ed
Saarbrurcken
Saar Basin
Naz
Iriders
German Front
Navi Organization
Cortina
New Deal oil control survive after NIRA ruling
Warrington January 8 The New Deal clings to power despite the supreme court striking down part of NIRA including an oil control provision. Ickes says the oil code remains and will be used. Senator Adams notes broad delegations of lawmaking to the President, predicting future court outcomes for agriculture era rules. Continued on page six.
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Warrington
New Deal
NIRA
Supreme Court
Capitol Hill
High Tribunal
National Industrial Recovery Act
Ickes
Adams
D.-Colo
Suprema Court
Congress
Organization Is Speeded By Solons Today
Washington January 8 A new congress moves fast to set up organization details for Roosevelt’s relief program and to approve funding. The senate recess extends to Thursday as key committees begin work. The banking group starts considering Senator Vandenberg’s bill to empower the deposit insurance corporation to regulate interest notes amid GOP concerns.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
Vandenberg
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Glass
Ways and Means
Posta
Dictatorship Is Kingfish Utopia
Washington January 8 Senator Huey Long described his Louisiana dictatorship as his utopia in response to charges from women’s committee that the state lacks a Republican form of government. He said the people voted for his utopia and named him head of the state Democratic party, attacked Roosevelt era persecution, and criticized New Orleans federal grand jury members involved in income tax indictments against allies.
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Washington
Jan
Huey FP. Long
Women’s Committee of
Louisiana
Senate
Roosevelt
New Orleans
Long
Jim Farley
Haynes Reelected Speaker In Tennessee Assembly
In Nashville Jan 8 strong show of support for Miles Haynes as he becomes the first twice serving Speaker in four years. The 6th general assembly opens with a two-thirds new membership as 73 of 101 seats are filled by fresh faces. Young legislators Cecil Anderson and Paul Goddard mix plans for a state park with a busy session under Haynes strict parliamentary eye.
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Andrue Berding
Associated Press
Rome
Mussolini Imnis
Pierre Laval
France
Mussolini
Laval
Nashville
Pete
Tr Duce
Mile
Haynes
Jo See Laval
Orchester
House
Baynes
B. B. Bullett
Senate
Shake Hands With Mussolini Allies Discuss Pact
Laval and Mussolini meet as Fulvio Savi outlines a non interference pact. Leval presents information to ministers from Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia Romania Austria and others. The summary notes a pact of consultation and pending government approvals.
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Laval
Mussolini
Fulvio Savider
Leval
Yugoslavia
Czechosvatia
Rumania
Austria
Muzsojiai
Aecord
France
DoLE to Job Plan to Pass Congress in Washington
Congress opened today on the 8 million 000 000 budget as President Roosevelt pushes a 4 000 000 000 dole to jobs plan. Democrats favor lump sum funding with rapid passage despite criticism from some Republicans. House work may begin Thursday on the 680 000 000 relief for immediate dole to jobs transition.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Associate Justice Swiggart Named Counsel for N C St L Railway
Nashville Tenn Jan s Swiggart cof the state supreme court was named counsel for the Nashville Chattano gig and St Louis Railway The railroad board elected Swiggart and Fitzgerald Hall to lead the line Swiggart has sat on the supreme court since 1928 and will serve an eight year term He is a Union City Tenn native 46 and a Vanderbilt Cumberland and Michigan educated lawyer who began practice in Union City and later served as assistant state attorney general
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Washville
Jan. S
Warris Swiggart
State Supreme Court
Jory
Counsil
Nashville, Chetlansogi and
St. Lows
Dire Ars
Swiggart
Fitzgerald Hall
C. and St
James Hill
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Whiteford R. Cole
Supreme Court
Prank PL Hall Revenuy
Union 2 City
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Cumberland University
Lebanon
University of Michigan
Shiggart
Union City
Women Kept Cool Following Kidnap Trial Testimony
In Flemington New Jersey witnesses testified that women in the Lindbergh household remained calm during the night of the Charles Lindbergh Jr kidnapping. Anne Lindbergh Betty Gow and housekeeper Elsie Whately reportedly sat in the living room in quiet composure while search efforts continued.
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Mary Elizabeth Plummer
Associated Press
Flemington
N. J. Tan
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Anne Lindbergh
Betty Gow
Vanderbilt Budget Outlined For Family Living Costs
Mrs Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt proposes a yearly budget near 520,000 to maintain Vanderbilt standards for herself and her daughter Gloria. The plan, to be submitted to Surrogate James A Foley, includes 3600 for two detectives to guard Gloria on nine separate days and in July per a court ruling. Co guardian Thomas B Gheist did not oppose the proposal.
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New York
Gan
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Gloria
Vanderbilt
James A. Foley
Thomas B. Gheist
Gloviz
Attempt End Scandal in Royal House of Rumania
Rumanians hailed the Queen Mother Mi and FOturn as she presses to end a royal scandal. Dowager Queen aims to persuade King Carol to remarry Magda Lupescu and Princess Helen after his divorce. Marie, returning from Yugoslavia, faces Lupescu’s rising prominence as a social figure.
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Royal House of
Rumania
Bucharest
Carol
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Helen
Queen Mother
Yugoslavia
Marie
Alexander
Lupescu
Lupescu Hais
Dillinger Lawyer Faces Charges in Dillinger Case Trial
Louis Piquett, former city prosecutor, faces federal charges for alleged aid to John Dillinger. The trial before Judge William H. Holley marks a test of whether a lawyer can provide legal aid to a noted criminal. Government aides and key witnesses, including Dr. Harald Bernard Cassidy and Dr. Wilhelm, attend the proceedings.
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Chicago
United States
Louis Piquett
Bar of Justice
John Dillinger
Piquett
William H. Holley
Bhia Piquatt
Albert Woll
Horace Hagan
Piquatt
Harald Bernard Cassidy
Wilhelm
Pea Soup Fog Delays Ships Across North Atlantic
The Associated Press reports dense pea soup fog ties up vessels along the northeastern Atlantic and grounds Midwest flights. Transatlantic liners overdue near New York, Boston harbor cluttered with fogbound ships, five liners held off Ambrose Light, ferries disrupted in New York. A 20 foot ice jam blocks the St Lawrence River, raising water levels and flooding land.
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North Atlantic
Atlantic Seaboard
Midwest
Chicago
Omaha
New York Arbor
Ambrose
New York
Boston
St.Lawrence
Old Man Identifies Hauptmann With Ladder In Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
In Flemington New Jersey on the Lindbergh kidnapping night of March 1 1922 Amandus Hockmuth 87 testified he saw a dirty green car and pointed to Bruno Hauptmann as the man between the state trooper and a man in a white shirt. The witness described a car turning into Lindbergh lane and identified Hauptmann to the court amid dramatic lighting and cross examination.
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Willian
Kinney
Associated Preas
Flemington, N. J
Jan
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hopewell
N. J
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Amandus Hockmuth
van Dyke
Hauptmann
Bronx
David T. Wilentz
Edward J. Reilly
Hockmuth
Wilentz
Reilly
Vilenta
Tyes
Allen
Lindbergh Estate
Lindy's
Lindbergh
New Jersey
Frank A. Kelly
Nuncio de Caetano
Kelly
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