King George V Remembered by Sandringham Folk in State
East England mourners file past the royal bier at Sandringham chapel as King George V lies in state. Norfolk residents, workers from the Sandringham estate, and local constables gather in the small church for the final obsequies, the queen’s floral tribute atop the coffin.
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Charlist Sutter
Associated Press
Sandringham
England
Norfolk
Anglian Forest
Royal Country
King’s
Ute
Accused Snatcher Basil Banghart Sentenced in Kidnap Case
Basil Banghart also known as Max Blutock and his wife were linked to a kidnapping near Knoxville for a $100 ransom. The pair were arraigned alongside Carl and Cletus Stone in a case tied to the abduction of Rufus Costner and his wife. The sentencing opened today as the hearing proceeded.
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Basil Banghart
Max Blutock
Basil Shart
Tnexville
Chaof
Rufus Costner
Knoxville
Carl
Cletus Stone
Weather Know and Colder Across Multiple States
Fragmented weather bulletin reports light snow and fair but colder conditions across Tennessee North Carolina Kentucky Virginia and Pennsylvania. Tonight many areas see a sharp cold wave with snow in higher elevations and flurries in western portions while Thursday turns fair then colder with lingering cold air masses.
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Tennessee
North Carolina
Kentecky
Donight
Costner accuses Stone of snatch in kidnap trial
In KNONVILLE on January 22 Costner identified Cletus and Carl Stone as the men who came to his home October 4 and kidnapped him and his wife demanding 310,000 for their release. The Stones and Mae Banghart face trial for the Costner kidnapping while Kostner testified about the assault and restraint.
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Knonville
Taurus Costner
Cletus
Carl Herschel Stone
Stones
Mae Banghart
Basil Banghart
Southern Illinois
John Factor
Chicago
Costners
Costner
Ike
Cestarrix
Ike Costner
Wiegern
Charlotte
N. C
Cletus Stone
Cesuinrr
Costner Gaml Tie Brothers
Auic Mobile
King Edward VIII Proclaimed in Grand London Pageant
In a ceremonial spectacle at St James Palace King Edward VIII was proclaimed emperor and defender of the faith as 41 gun salutes marked his ascent. The crowd witnessed the heraldic proclamation and the new monarch appeared briefly at the balcony. The pledge of obedience was echoed across 190 million subjects worldwide.
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Burdette Johns
Gerald
Herald's College
King
St. James’ Park
Edward
Soverign
George V
King Edward Aims To Strengthen U S Ties In Speech
Diplomatic circles expect King Edward VII to push closer Britain United States cooperation in world affairs after adjusting to his new duties. He counts many Americans among friends and recently greeted U S delegates warmly at Guild Hall, signaling a cordial onset to a new era of Anglo American friendship.
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Harold P. Braman
Associated Press
London
Edward Viit
Great Britain
United States
Edward
Davis Norman J. Davis
Roosevelt
Redfern Believed Alive in Lost Pilot Search
Reports say Redfern believed alive with definite trace found in the search for a missing pilot named Redfern. Descriptions mention a sea area near Tan Oye and South African routes, with authorities coordinating a continued expedition halted at the boundary commission camp.
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Redfern
Sign Proves Costly Item Sign Proves Costly Item
In Viroqua Wisconsin AP report Art Jacobson ran a tavern with bold signs about credit and beer. Two elderly men entered ordered costly drinks, left after Jacobson demanded payment. One man cited a sign offering liberal credit to those over 80 with a parent and claimed a family tie, then introduced a fanciful father. The tale ends with Jacobson seeking repayment.
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Viroqua
Wisgan
Art Jacobson
Jacobson
Sam Nels Bjerke
Gundar
Yacobsan
Squlesmisn
Ethiopians Scoff at Italian War Claims
Ras Des Demtu Haile Selassie’s son-in-law denies Indian claims of victory on the South African war front. Ethiopian forces report 125 miles northward progress and about 5000 Ethiopian casualties while noting ongoing engagements with Italians. League of Nations debate at Geneva sees a move to cut funds opposed by Baron Pompeo amid Argentine clash over sanctions.
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Ras Des Demtu
Empperor Haile Semesse
Ras Besta
Defrat
League of Alions Council
Geneva
UN Thalian
Baron Pompeo
Inagin
Episcopal Canons Tighten Cathedral Control Changes Considered
In Nashville on January 2, Bishop James M. Maxon urged a special committee to study changes in canons affecting St. Marys Cathedral in Memphis. He proposed shifting appointment power to a cathedral chapter and dioceseans, with mixed bishop, convention, and congregation involvement, altering the present bishop-dominated system.
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Nashville
Zedo
James M. Maxon
Protestant Episcopal Case
Tennessee
St. Mary
Memphis
Maxon
Gaitor Memorial
Thomas F. Gailor
Ithyannus
Board of Control
Ehaipter
Churely
St. James
Jati
Quirartard
Bern
New Farm Aid Plan Aims Broad Powers
Washington on January 22, the New Deal substitute for the AAA, a two year, half billion dollar stop gap to be built on soil conservation, opened its congressional path but drew constitutional protest from Senator Norris. Chairman Jones and Senator Bankhead unveiled the measure, while Norris warned it violates the Supreme Court ruling. The 500,096,000 appropriation is not in the bill and may be offered separately to be attached to an independent offices supply bill. The plan amends the soil conservation act of 1955 and seeks stronger anti erosion actions.
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Washington
New Deal
AAA
Senator Norris
Neb
Jones
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Bankhead
Ala
Bill Hopper
Norris
Agriculture Committee
Supreme Court
Senate
Independent Offices
Laval May Resign Others May Quit
Paris January 22 The time of Minister of Finance Marcel Regnier was thrust into domestic political controversy as a possible successor to Premier Pierre Laval Laval's resignation with seven Radical Socialist ministers was expected momentarily ending the seven month regime of the 100th cabinet of the third republic Edouard Herriot minister of Continued on page two
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Paris
Marcel Regnier
Pierre Laval
Laval
Edouard Herriot
Court Will View Show Indecent For Jury Decency Fight
In Los Angeles Jan 22 James A Timony manager of Prine West's company sought court permission to show Ladies by Request before a jury of 11 women and one man to determine decency. Police had halted the Dec 29 production at Hollytown theatre arresting 14 players for staging an improper show. A juror panel was to view a second performance to decide if the exhibit is indecent, with officers detailing stage attire amid crowd reactions.
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Los Angeles
Prine West
James A. Timony
Timony
Dange W. T- Ageeler
Hollytown Theatre
C. M. Bustan
Linxton
Ex-Congressman Browning Advocates Education Reform
Ex-Congressman Gordes J. Browning told the Kingsport Rotary Club that education shapes national freedom and justice. He cited four generations of German schoolmasters influencing youth, urged parental interest and noted teachers must deliver more than facts, stressing that life must be fostered in schools.
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Gordes J. Browning
Tennessee
Kingsport Rotary Ciih
Germany
Browning
Prinr
Gordon Browning
Ent
Kingsport Rotary Club
Neutrality Legislation Debate Shapes New Law in Senate
Two Senate committees split on neutrality bill shape and whether to continue war material production investigations. Senator Nye urged munitions funding to extend hearings over 20 months, while Senator Pittman pushed for reform and possible extension of the existing act beyond February 20. The stalled act embargoes arms shipments but lacks final authority, prompting extended study.
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Washington
Senate
Nye
R-Ind
Wilson
Senate Force Relations Committee
Pittman
Nev
Lilienthal Flays High Power Rates in New York
TVA chief David E. Lilienthal told the National Retail Dry Goods Association convention that high electric rates block recovery. He said reductions are slow and inadequate, warning rate cuts could unleash a surge in purchases, create new jobs, and boost equipment demand across the nation.
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New York
David E. Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Caspar Milquetoasts
Thas
TVA
Lilien
Beauty costs million a day in the nation
A wartime era style summary notes beauty costs estimated at one million dollars daily nationwide. The piece mentions beauty shops, hairdressers, and personnel directors, with references to licensing and examinations for beauty workers. It cites Chicago and New York as locations involved in licensing and staffing discussions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dan
Hingis Hairdressers Association
Pei
Shaywrih
Syamit
PALE
Unive
Auf Chigine
Phan
New York
Fused
Suheot
Tose Cy Brier
Congress approves immediate soldier bonus plan
Congress votes to pay the World War II style veteran bonus in bonds, totaling about 2.49 billion dollars. The House passes the Senate version by 346 to 58 after a 74 to 16 Senate vote, sending the measure to President Roosevelt for signature. The plan swaps bonds for cash and promises interest, with details debated amid party lines as the bill heads to the White House.
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Senate
Burns
Garnce
White House
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Troughton I1denc
Ways and Means Committee
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Doughton
Vinson
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