Government subsidized soil conservation plan gains farm support
Farmers approved a seven point program for government subsidized soil conservation as a substitute for the AAA. The plan calls for adequate funding, retention of AAA provisions, expanded foreign markets for surplus crops, and light taxes on processors. Officials noted the money source remains unresolved while Congress would fund the program and rent land for conservation.
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Jerry Greene
Associated Press
Washington
AAA
Supreme Court
Congress
Wallace
Chester C. Davis
Secretary of Agriculture
Wants Feet in Heaven: Detroit Patient Refuses Amputation
Chun Hong Jim, a 52-year-old former restaurant owner and laundryman, lies in a Detroit hospital with gangrene poisoning. He has refused surgical amputation of his feet, insisting his body must remain intact for his Chinese heaven after death.
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Chun Hong Jim
Detroit
Jim
Weather sketchy across states with scattered rain
Forecasters warn of fair to unsettled conditions from Tennessee through North Carolina and Kentucky. Expect rain chances Saturday and Monday with cooler, rising temperatures in northern areas and likely snow in western Virginia.
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Fair
Walmer
Tennessee
Virginia
Prin
Sanday
North Carolina
Kentucky
West Port
Mother Hewitt May Face Criminal Charges in Sterilization Case
San Francisco January 11 prosecutors seek a final conference with counsel for Ann Cooper Hewitt before deciding on criminal proceedings in the sterilization matter. Russell Tyler, her attorney in a $809,000 damage suit against her mother, vetoed a DA proposal that Hewitt sign complaints alleging mayhem. The DA wants to confer first. the police investigation followed the suit filing and the outcome depends on the conference and the findings.
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San Francisco
Finil
Ann Cooper Hewitt
Russell Tyler
Prvnicians
Miss Hewitt
Tyler Pointer
Sted
Lo Sugeest
Pollee Department
Prins Conferenc
Aug Usl Furtner
Ler Asain
Courtoer
Hewitt McCarver
Das Pitan
TL Tube Energy
League faces action on oil sanction act
The Italo Ethiopian war nears a Geneva decision on oil sanctions as Mussolini delays Fasci grand council. Addis Ababa reports unconfirmed Makale recapture rumors while Italian dispatches claim Ethiopian forces were trapped south of Makale with heavy losses. Officials gave no confirmation of such gains.
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Associated Press
League of Nations
Mussolini
League Council
Grand Council
Geneva
WN Duce
Addis Ababa
Makale
Itas
Addis. Ababa
Makile
Traly
Rome
Weed Goday
iThis
Freedom of seas sought by group in Senate
In Washington a group presses for preserving traditional American trading rights amid pending neutrality legislation. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Nye predicts further hearings will reveal modifications in World War neutrality policy as Morgan and associates testify, with both the munitions and foreign relations panels working to assess commerce with belligerents.
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Turner
Richard L. Tf
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nye
Ft ND
Jo. Morgan
Wold Proddee
Americk Onley
Dynamite Slaying Trial Returns to Kentucky Jury
Attorney Binion Midddyton and six others face charges tied to a dynmite killing case in Kentucky. Jurors were instructed, evidence presented, and a man jailed as investigators pursue motives and possible accomplices in a complex courtroom scene.
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Ilarlan
Otis
Shying
Binion Midddyton
Leur
Queby
Cork
Moreiay
Arrested for threatening letters to President in New York
Austin Phelps Palmer, 52, a Park Avenue apartment resident and retired engineer, was arrested by secret service agents on January 11 for sending threatening letters to President Roosevelt. Palmer reportedly confessed, citing blame on the President for his financial reverses, as U S Attorney Carter withheld letter contents. Continuation noted on page fourteen.
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New York
Roosevelt
Austin Phelps Palmer
Park Avenue
Secret Service
Palmer
U. S
J. Howsard Carter
Carter
Vincent asks for order to save AAA
Joseph A. Loftus reports that T Vincent, a real estate and steamship ticket seller, petitions the U S District Court to revive the Agricultural Adjustment Act. He seeks a preliminary injunction against President Roosevelt and two executives to keep the AAA operating despite the Supreme Court ruling it unconstitutional.
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Joseph A. Loftus
Associated Press Star
Philadelphia
United State District Court Today
AAA
Pr T. Vincent
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Vincent
Arthur C. Hirst
Philadelphis
NRA
AWA
Hirst
District Court
Championship Checker Match Set Between Nash Champs and Chitun
National Checker Champion Mdwith Unt went to Nashville to defend his title against southern titleholder Herbert Chitun. The two plan a seven hour training session and a policy of 2,500 plays used in prior tournaments will feed into their preparation. The match is scheduled for December with long preparations and oversight by the American Checker Association.
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Nashville
Jean
Mdwit Unut
Mts Merigive
Herbert Chitun
Lis
Goucurte
Ins Fine
Phas
Asa Long
To- Jedo
Olie
Seylvardn
Ark
Codieleck Vyont
Overal
Tennessee
Aloes Mind
Mies
Compromise Draft on veteran bonuses eyed in Senate
Washington January 1b Associated Press reports say a coalition compromise bonus measure for veterans, offering premiums to those who do not cash immediately, was secretly drafted in the Senate for introduction Monday. Drafting details were not disclosed as the bill nears completion after yesterday's House passage.
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D. Harold Oliver
Washington
Jan
AAA Invalidation Presents Puzzle For Supreme Court
Government experts face a looming Supreme Court ruling on AAA invalidation and potential tax refunds totaling around 1.2 billion dollars since 1923. The decision could influence whether new taxes are sought in the 1936 campaign and affect processing tax reimbursement for rice millers and processors nationwide.
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James W. Douthat
Associated Press
Wetler
Washington
AAA
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Congress
Dirt Farmers Press for New Federal Crop Plan
In Ashville Tennessee January 11 GP The dirt farmers of Tennessee press for new federal legislation to replace the AAA Supreme Court invalidated the plan. About 500 Montgomery county farmers met in Clarksville and adopted a substitute AAA resolution with little opposition while some protests emerged against the late crop adjustment program. A tobacco grower John D Sadler questioned who would accept 1952 conditions and expressed support for higher wheat prices. Exuberant crowd of about 1000 farmers cheered at Jackson serenely as the meeting continued.
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Ashville
Tenn
Tennessee
AAA
U. S. Supreme Court
Montgomery County
Clarksville
John D. Sadler
Sadler
Jackson
Japan to avoid direct vote at London conference
Japanese officials decided to try abstaining from a direct naval vote at the London conference to prevent a break in the meeting. High navy and foreign ministry leaders urged the delegation to pursue this course, with Japan aiming to influence the talks without a formal vote.
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Japan
Glenn Fl
BABI
Associated Press
Tokyo
Ign
Sirpan
London
United States
Smith Awarded 12600 Sues Millionaire for Heart Balin
In Charlotte North Carolina a jury in Mecklenburg County awarded Smith twelve thousand six hundred dollars in a heartbalin case against Joseph Cane, former father-in-law, with legal motions prepared for a retrial. The suit also involved claims over the loss of affections and alimony disputes tied to prior marriages.
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Charlotti
N.C
Beandon Smith
Wie
Balin
Joseph WL Canenon
Igelin
Aid Lonighh
Selina Eirel
Anne Cannan Reyookis Smith
Cannon
Manlemaire Coireard
Eos
Tay Spritz
Ehraly
Smita Rewnilds
Winsman-sslem
Smith
Lercdinyy
Hauptmann clemency denied by New Jersey court
The New Jersey Court of Pardons denied Bruno Hauptmann’s clemency appeal in the Lindbergh baby case, condemning him to die in the electric chair. The decision ends hopes for delay, with Hauptmann's fate now tied to possible actions by Governor Hoffman or higher courts.
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Death
Grune Richard Wauptmann
New Jersey Court of Pardons
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Associated Press
New
Persey Bower
Pardonk
Bruno Michard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Dale Harrison
Trenton
N. J
State Court of Pardons
Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Bronx
Harold G. Hoffman
Hoffman
Jusine
Thomas W. Trenchard
Huaiptmand
United States
Surpreme Court
Lloyd Fisher
Lie Estate
Ore Road
Paules Beth
Lamarrow
New York
MUNL
Rune Richard Gouna
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