Debts Talk Planned With Britain After Inauguration
Roosevelt and Hoover agree to discuss war debts with Britain in early March after the transition, amid talks on world economic problems. Stimson to arrange the conference, France criticized for December debt default as Roosevelt plans an extra session of Congress in mid April.
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White House
Great Britain
Red Room
Stimson
Muscle Shoals
Mills
Norman Davis
Moley
United States
Britain
Senate
Robinson
Ind
France
Congress
Nose Bite Angers Salt Lake City Courtroom
Spectators gasped as Mrs Mildred Maxwell testified that her brother in law bit off her nose during a heated argument in Salt Lake City. She said surgeons restored most of it. The accused, charged with mayhem, admitted heavy drinking and hazy memory on the day of the alleged nose biting.
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Salt Lake City
Mildred Maxwell
Kentucky sheriff bans lion hunting on Wolf Island
Sheriff C R Faulkner said he will not permit Denver M Wright to stage a synthetic lion hunt on Wolf Island in the Mississippi River part of Kentucky. Deputies investigated after letters of protest cited risks to livestock and property if the hunt proceeds. If the towhead is ruled Missouri, the Safari could shrink to a 200 by 50 yard area and will be stopped by Kentucky deputies if needed.
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C. R. Faulkner
Denver M. Wright
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Vega
Bristol Truck Driver Injured in Rutledge Collision
Knoxville dispatch reports Fred Feathers a 26 year old Bristol freight truck driver was struck in the head by a protruding board from a passing track near Rutledge last night. He was taken to Gen eva Hospital with a possible skull fracture.
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Knoxville
Fred Feathers
Bristol
Geneva Hospital
Rutledge
Hopeful Farmers See Relief Push From Legislatures
Mortgage burdened farmers across the midwest gain hope as governors and legislatures push relief measures. Wisconsin considers a mortgage relief bill while Kansas Missouri and Nebraska seek remedies. National talks on bankruptcy reform continue amid tax pressures. Violent episodes and the Farmers Holiday movement highlight a dire debt crisis in 1930s agriculture.
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Congress
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Missouri
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Sumners
House Judiciary Committee
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Farmers Holiday Association
Dakotas
Oklahoma
Holiday Association
Freakish mid winter winds disrupt U S weather map
Abnormal winter winds caused torrential rains and property damage across the nation. Idaho and western states faced deep snow drifts while Southern California endured heavy rain and dangerous seas. Los Angeles measured 2.07 inches of rain as battleships deployed from San Pedro. California fruit regions saw snow but crop losses were expected to be small due to melt. Flood threats forced evacuations and a weakened bridge was closed. Michigan wireless power lines fell during a 50 mile gale. Chicago recorded 59 mph winds ending January warmth. New York faced heavy property losses from a 55 mph gale and Rochester hit 61 degrees above zero. Duluth saw near zero temperatures. Kansas City and the southwest escaped the winds. Franklin Delano Roosevelt era.
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Associated Press
Idaho
California
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Riverside
San Bernardino
Calif
Canoga Park
New York
Rochester
Duluth
Minn
Kansas City
Rain and Warm Weather Outlook in Tennessee and Virginia
Occasional rain expected tonight and Saturday in Tennessee with somewhat warmer temperatures tonight and Saturday. In Virginia, fair and slightly cooler east and central areas tonight, with cloudy conditions and occasional rain Saturday afternoon into night, and warmer in the extreme west Saturday.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Congress speeds business reform despite filibuster
Washington reports a renewed legislative wind lifts the stalled Glass banking reform bill after a week of filibuster and tosses toward disposition. The briefing notes yesterday’s weather readings and temperatures compared to the same date a year ago, with no significant rainfall.
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Washington
Yarsia
Two More British Aviators Missing in Alps Search
Paris dispatch reports Capt. W. Hope and Lieut. Hinley, noted British aviators, missing after setting out to aid in locating Bert Hinkler. Their loss follows the daring rescue of Lady Mary Bailey in French West Africa after a Sahara flight. Bailey landed thirsty but unharmed near Tahoua.
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Paris
W. Li
Wally
Hope
Lieut
Hinley
Air Force
Alps
Bert Hinkler
Mary Bailey
French West Africa
Amy d Johnson
Cape Town
Hinkler
Lausanne
Wetterhorn
London
W. A. Scott
England
Australia
Brindisi
Italy
Bailey
Amy Mollison
Sahara Desert
Tahoua
Ffice
Oran
Algeria
Japan dispatches troops to Manchuria amid campaign plans
Tokyo reports the army will deploy about one third of 1933 conscripts with auxiliaries under General Nobuyoshi Muto to Manchuria immediately while veterans stay in service. Total Manchurian force around 40,000, with rookies to garrison quiet sectors and free veterans for combat. Japanese bands dissolve on Jehol border as three forces push toward Jehal and Peiping. Koiso sees a long campaign, estimating two to three years and 40,000 troops to quell banditry in Jehol.
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Tokyo
Nobuyoshi Muto
Manchuria
Japan
War Office
Mangharia
Muto
Jehol
Jehal
Peiping
Kuniaki Koiso
Matchutian Army
Jekol
Sleeper Awakes After Week of Illness in Memphis
Thirty year old Mrs Lucy Skarpaiezos awoke from a week long illness diagnosed as sleeping sickness encephalitis. Doctors credited a blood transfusion from a convalescent influenza patient for her improvement. She remains partially paralyzed but can swallow and move her eyes.
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Memphis
Lucy ‘Skarpalezos
Skarpaiezos
Senate votes on amendments to end filibuster led bill
Senate moved toward votes on amendments aimed at curbing features sparking Huey Long led filibuster in Louisiana. House likely to block the Glass measure within the short session. Controversial provisions include branch banking and forcing banks to separate from security affiliates within three years. Then the senate approved a resolution giving Hoover power to seek arms embargoes in troubled zones and sent it to the house for swift approval. Meanwhile the House advanced the war department appropriation and prepared bankruptcy law changes. Ways and Means began studying removal of tax overlap to enable broader revenue-raising in a special session.
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Huey
Long
Louisiana
Hoover
House
War Department
Hause
Ways and Means
Auto Tag Time Extension Bill Dies in Senate
NASHVILLE Jan 20 A proposal to extend the deadline for buying 1933 automobile license plates to April 1 failed to be called up in the senate after favorable house action. Licenses must be paid by February 1 as usual. The bill passed the house overwhelmingly and was introduced by the Davidson delegation by request. No action in the senate was taken and reconvening is set for February 27.
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Senate
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Davidson
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Ite Rey Cess
Four Killed On Sea Lash Exeter City Storm
New York January 20 The British freighter Exeter City battled a fierce Atlantic storm causing the loss of four crew members including the master and third officer. The American Merchant reported via radiogram that the ship’s bridge and life-support areas were wrecked, with life boats unusable and emergency gear improvised. Treasury receipts for January 18 totaled 81.49 million dollars with expenditures of 84.41 million and a balance of 295.27 million. customs duties for 18 days were 11.17 million.
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Exeter City
Giles C. Stedman
American
Stedman
Ambrose
Washington
Treasury
Greta Garbo Thoughts Of Returning To United States
Stockholm January 20 AP Greta Garbo has not confirmed plans to return to America but confidential sources say she may sail in a week. Since leaving July 31 last year she has remained secretive in Europe, living quietly with family on an island near Stockholm. She traveled incognito to London Paris and Copenhagen before returning home and has voiced frustration at being persecuted by crowds in Paris.
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James A. Farley
New York
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Frank C. Walker
Theational Committee
Robert 8.Jackson
Miami
Tla
Stockholm
Greta Garbo
United States
Hollywood
Europe
Drottingholm
Sven Gustafson
Sweden
London
Paris
Wachtemeister
Copenhagen
Maysilles Holds House In Session Five-Week Recess
Nashville January 20. Adjournment of the Legislature for a five weeks recess was delayed as Representative A A Maysilles of Coffee read a statement charging mistreatment by the speaker and threatening resignation. The document accused a tax delinquency bill of being moved illegally from custody and claimed the recess vote was taken under disapproval. Cohn claimed the speaker’s integrity was questioned. Maysilles denied misrepresentation. The Senate recessed until February 27. House routines proceeded, with local bills passed and one long bill proposing a seven cent gas tax for municipalities and counties introduced by R D Cowley. The lame duck amendment was ratified by the House.
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A. A. Maysilles
Cand
Fletcher Cohn
Shelby
Cahn
Frank W. Moora
Jes Maysilles
Cohn
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Spen W. Moore
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