Health board proposed by state solons in Tennessee
Nashville reports a bill to create a nine member state board of health to supervise the department of public health. Appointments would be governor chosen from medical and professional associations with terms of one to three years and members serving without compensation. The move accompanies tax relief and other measures as the legislature advances.
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Nashville
Jan
Board of Public Health For
Tennessee
House
Senate
Wwe
West Tennessin
J. J. Bean
Ray C. Wallaee
Grover Ixeaton
State Board of Health
Leighton Ewell
Bil
State Commissioner of Health
Department of Public Health
Board of Health
Tennessee Congress of Plients and Weighers
Tennesse Federation of Women's Clubs
Wold
Tennessee State Dental Association
Tennessee State Medical Association
Tennessee Pharmaceutical Association
D. Loveless
Maury
Lewisburg
Horton
Henry H. Horton
Ben L. Thompson Marshalls
Homie
Wheeler Carden T
Brushy Mountain
Uriel Sessson
McAlister
Cloudy Weather Forecast From Virginia Report
The Virginia weather bulletin notes cloudy skies and a chance of rain tonight across the state with slightly colder air in the extreme west. Forecasts predict continued cool conditions into Thursday with a notable temperature drop from yesterday. Readings show rain totals and daily lows and highs for comparison with the prior year.
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Virginia
Speed King Tunes Auto Bluebird to Daytona Beach Debut
Bay January 9 Sir Malcolm Campbell unveiled his sleek Bluebird for the first time before rerating and shipping to America for potential new records at Daytona Beach Florida. Spectators marveled at the car as Campbell predicted a possible over 200 mph run. The Bluebird stands 28 feet 3 inches long and weighs 10 640 pounds.
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Brookmands
Bay
Sir Malcom Campbell
America
Campbell
Daytona Beach
Florida
France and Italy Peace Guardians
Rome reports that an agreement between France and Italy on disarmament moves could lead to talks with Germany on a pact. An authority said Paris and Rome chose the January disarmament memorandum as a basis for German arms limits if Germany returns to the League of Nations and joins the Franco Italian non intervention bloc. The Italian memo proposed Germany could keep an army of 200000 men while France's army remains as now.
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Edward Stuntz
Associated Press
Rome
France
Ani Aly
Germany
Clini
Italy
Pien'e
Franca
Thy
Wage arbitration offered in Strixe strike impasse
Rob ert Bunnelle Associated Press Statt Writer reports that Richmond Hosiery Mills workers rejected the operators plan for arbitration. National guardsmen patrol as the strike narrows options. a withdrawal of offers and recruitment for nonreporting workers looms with tensions rising over violence provisions and backtowork terms. The four point labor plan seeks equalized costs an arbitration board and NRA wage observations with a return to prestrike status.
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Robert Bunnelle
Associated Press
Statt
Rossville
Richmond Hosiery Mills
Indy Sill
Oper
Ailors LD
National Guardsmen
Proto
Labor Offy
Money Plan Is Tested by the Highest Court
In Washington the Roosevelt money policies face Supreme Court scrutiny as Attorney General Cummings argues Congress may forbid gold payments despite gold clauses in bonds and mortgages. The House begins debate on the 1986 supply bill totaling $776,916,707 for independent offices including White House and veterans funds.
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Washington
New Deal
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Cummings
Congress
House
White House
Veterans Funds
NRA Faces Change in Its Structure
Washington reports a New Deal transition with talk of a federal state pension system for old people and needy mothers aimed at rapid payments. The plan would shift 1.5 million unemployed from relief rolls to state care, requiring large joint federal and state contributions.
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New Deal
Washington
Eelief
Father pays ransom demands in Lindbergh kidnapping case
Allen Bomberger testified that kidnapers released him after his father paid $50,000. authorities say agents investigated, while Bomberger denies any payment. Dr. Condon identified Bruno Richard Hauptmann as the man linked to the Lindbergh ransom notes and meetings, detailing notes and a bench meeting in Van Cortlandt Park.
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Chicago
Allen
Bomberger
Lowden Bomberger
Hammond
Ind
Kidnayers
Harold Nathan
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Department of Justice
Aetocia Bureau
Hammhound
Bomber
Ger
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Federal Building
Indianapolis
William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington
John F
Wjalsie
Condon
Eric Richard Hauptmann
Rane
Hauptmann
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Bronx
John
Bruns
Richard
Colonel Lindbergh
Dr. Condon
Melodama
David T. Wilentz
Wilentz
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lloyd Fished
Coun
Tren Wilentz
Nazi and Anti Nazi Clash in Saarland Beaten by Police
In Saarland a street battle between Nazi and anti Nazi factions erupted in Waterloo street. Police and gendarmes led by Major Hennessey dispersed the fighting, with several hundred Nazis involved and no hospitalizations reported. Authorities, bolstering border patrols, prepared for Saar plebiscite actions.
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Melvin K. Whitelrather
Associated Press
Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Waterloo Street
Lunrjaeger
Waterloo
Hennassey
Saar
Law
League of Nations
Hennessey
Saarplediselte Sunay
Preview of End of the World Awaited by Astronomers
Astronomers from the California Institute of Technology, led by Dr. Fritz Zwicky, anticipate a supernova in the Virgo star cluster about 42 quintillion miles away. The event, viewed as a potential end of a star, would illuminate questions on stellar life cycles and cosmic history.
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Waltel &. Classen
Associated Press
Pasadena
Culit
Fritz Zwicky
California Institute of Technology
Virgo
Lome
Zwicky
Dishonesty Is Said Best Policy Wins In Debate
Two New Orleans college coeds argued the negative of the prompt honesty is the best policy. The audience and judges gave them a unanimous vote of approval. Misses Virginia Arker and Leila Werlein contended hypocrisy and humbug as needed traits for success.
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New Orleans
Neweorah College
Virginia Arker
Leila Werlein
Roosevelt
Miss Parker
Death Mystery in Mooresville Grows to Four Victims
Police seek clue in Mooresville Alabama after the fourth mysterious death in six weeks. The latest victim, Lonnies Jolley, watchman at a bridge under construction, was found in a shack beside the bridge with a blunt instrument injury. Sheriff A L Baker and Coroner Grigsby Griffis reported no other evidence.
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Mooresville
Ala
Lonnies Jolley
A. L. Baker
Grigsby Griffis
Athens
Witnesses Board Boats For States New York
Four witnesses travel from Europe to testify in the Hauptmann murder trial. Henry Red Johnson, a Norwegian sailor friend of Betty Gow, joins the group. Detective Arthur Johnson travels home with a prosecution witness. others include defense dancing experts familiar with German script.
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John F. Candon
Col. Lindagger
Bruno Hauptmann
Betty Gow
Henry Johnson
United States
New York
Bruno Richard
Hauptmannn
Europe
The
Daily News
Henry
Red) Johnson
John L. Sullivan
New York Police
Arthur Johnson
Nheir
Hauptmann identified as Lindbergh kidnapper John
Dr John Condon testified that Bruno Hauptmann admitted being the mysterious John who took the Lindbergh ransom. The trial scene lightened briefly as Condon appeared, prompting curiosity as the white haired elder took the stand and began to speak.
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John Ferris
Associated Press
Flemington, NL
John Venton
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
John
Hauptmann
Condon
Ex Governor Ritchie Plans Return to Law Practice
Albert Ritchie four time Maryland governor and 1932 Democratic presidential hopeful returns to private life after losing a bid for a fifth term. He plans to resume law practice and has offered to serve as attorney for the receiver of two large assets.
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Taul Simmons
Associated Dress
Annapolis
Mad
Albert
Ritchie
Maryland
Fog Paralysis Hits Air and Water Traffic Across Regions
A forecast of colder weather promised relief from a pervasive fog that has crippled transport since Sunday. Atlantic shipping remained tied up with seven vessels waiting outside New York harbor and several anchored off Massachusetts. The Acadia was held in Boston harbor for the second night, two East River ferries were lost for hours, and air travel was largely grounded from the West to the Midwest while Chicago area flights vanished at dusk.
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Atlantic Seaboard
New York Harbor
Massachusetts
Acadia
Boston
New York
Chicago
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Alois Bisls
Nashviler
U. S
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NRA
Jassie
Doctor
Hauptmann Glares
Him
Saarland
Recovery Administration
Washington, Jan
National Industrial Recovery Board
Lae Blue Eagle Agency
Wetnesses Board
Johnson
Agnes Tulverson
Mauptmann
John F. Condon
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