New Farm Control Plan Favored By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt expressed confidence in a new farm control plan under soil erosion and conservation laws to further agriculture. He hinted at possible new taxes to fund the program and cautioned that amendments to existing acts would be needed. Estimates from readers place program costs in 1936 between 200 and 400 million dollars.
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Weather drifted cool with rain or snow across states
East region shows colder air with rain or snow tonight into Saturday, ending by Sunday morning in parts. Kentucky may see snow and light mix overnight, Virginia experiences mixed precipitation and colder conditions, North Carolina predicts occasional rain and rising temperatures, Tennessee reports warmth yesterday and notes no rain today. Readings from Ging show 24 to 48 hours of unsettled weather across the area.
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Ballot on bonus scheduled today by senate backers
Washington dispatch reports jubilant backers of the salty bands bonus pill driving it into Senate debate with aims to pass today or tomorrow. Leaders push for quick action before adjournment as tax warnings surface and Treasury borrowing plans loom. Estimated ultimate cost runs near 2.491 billion with immediate expenses up to 1 billion. Democrats expect House action to mirror the Senate measure formerly passed.
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Solons Talk Over All Pending Bills
Richmond news reports the Virginia General Assembly opening with plans to study pension costs. A joint committee will review old age pensions and report in 30 days. Senator Muse urged a state pension program as most candidates favor it and oppose delaying reform. Senator Mills signaled support for a $250000 state funded property purchase for Richmond.
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Stavisky Scandal Ends with Nine Convictions in Paris
Paris announced the Stavisky affair closed with nine convictions among twenty defendants. Acquittals included Mme Arlette Simon Sisinsky and ten others. Convicted figures include deputy Joseph Garat, actor Hatot, Gen Joseph Bardi de Mourten, and others. Gustav Tissier’s claim broke the case before Stavisky’s flight and death.
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House Sidesteps Battle Over Bill Outlawing Assessments
A chaotic political scene unfolds as the House avoids a direct fight over an assessment ban. Amid partisan tensions, lawmakers push back and forth on revisions while late protests and stalled votes test the chamber’s resolve.
Plane Tragedy Leads to Federal Hearing on Cause
A plane crash near Forrest City leaves 17 dead and triggers a Commerce Department public hearing with seven witnesses. Officials suggest the flight may have jammed a speed recorder, though not conclusive, as investigators seek the accident’s cause.
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Kipling Dieing Seen At London Hospital
Kipling's death appeared imminent as he lay in a London hospital room with his American born wife and Caroline Balestier nearby. Reports said oxygen and gases were used as he hovered between life and death with hours left before passing.
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Robbers Precede Arrival of Lindy
Robbers forced entry at the home of Hlewellen Morgan shortly before Colonel Lindbergh and his family arrived. Items stolen included a sporting gun and gardening tools. Lindbergh and wife with their son were safe. investigation launched by authorities and detection teams.
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Explorers Found Safe in Antarctic After Flight
British reports confirm Ellsworth and Hollick-Kenyon, missing since November 23, have been located alive in Little America. The Discovery ship sent a garbled line then a clear message stating both men are well, ending weeks of anxious search and condolence notices from families.
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Hoover outlines farm relief plan at Lincoln speech
In Lincoln Nebraska on January 17 former President Hoover urged restoration of home markets and higher food consumption to aid farmers. He called for cooperative marketing boosted farm credit and expanded machinery while proposing land grant colleges and farmers run the program to cut bureaucracy. Ten thousand greeted Hoover at the University of Nebraska Coliseum.
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Naval agreement sought in parley
Four great sea powers began drafting an information exchange pact to curb an arms race after Japan withdrew from the Conference. The United States and Britain led surveys of Pacific positions to decide on self defense measures. An escape clause would let non signatories act if a new ship type or race began, and treaty limits expire this year.
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Bodyguards deny that they killed Huey Long
New Orleans January 1 The full page advertisement recounts the shooting of U S senator Huey Long. It alleges Weiss fired the fatal shot and cites bodyguards testifying at a coroner s inquest while noting Long died from his injuries. It lists Long s favorite bodyguards Marty Roden George Mequistan Colennin Paul Woller and Louis C dead.
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Condon Offers Return for Hauptmann Probe
Dr John F Condon conveyed to Attorney General Wilentz that no compulsion is needed to return for questioning in the Hauptmann case. Governor Hoffman signed a 30 day reprieve extending Hauptmann life two to three months, as Wilentz criticizes the move while stating officials still seek the truth.
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