Roosevelt to Confer With British Envoy Lindsay at Warm Springs
President elect Roosevelt meets Sir Ronald Lindsay at the Little White House to plan talks on war debts, economy, disarmament, and world currency. The discussions aim to link economic issues with March debt talks as Lindsay travels to London.
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Ronald Lindsay
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Roosevelt
Henry L. Sturmson
Tall
Mu Roosevel
Lindsay
White House
Pine Mountain
Washington
Sir Ronald
London
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Great Britain
Ranaay MacDonald
Meroosevelt Qately
Abrane
Anthagsador Lindsay
Tomerrow
Georgia
Mr. Roosevelt
Sir Konak
France seeks new premier after fall of cabinet
France faces a political crisis after Premier Joseph Paul-Boncour was toppled hours after a tax dispute. Edouard Herriot looms as a potential head, though his stance on debt payments to the United States tempers support. Daladier and Chautemps named as possible strong men as street protests spread and authorities arrest demonstrators. President Lebrun plans further consultations.
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United States
Chamber of Deputies
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M. Paul Boncour
Daladier
Edouard Daladier
Paul-Boncour
Lebruns
Rain and Warmer Tennessee Weather Notice
Readings taken at 6 00 p m and day for preceding 24 hours. Tennessee weather forecast describes Sunday clouds rain in west and east portions with milder Sunday night and Monday clearing colder in the west. Virginia forecast from Sunday to Monday: fair then cloudy and warmer with probable rain. Imprecise climate data and stray notes appear in the segment alongside a Lordsburg New Mexico tax tip anecdote about Pi Kenesaw M Landis.
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Tennessee
West
Virginia
Disarmament Plans Fray As Berlin Paris Uncertainty Mounts
Geneva dispatch reports a toppled French and German government hindering the League of Nations disarmament drive. Sessions of the general commission may pause a week as Paris and Berlin wobble. The Sino Japanese dispute draft absolves China while faulting Japanese actions. Peru vows to defend Leticia, and Bolivia Paraguay talks on the Gran Chaco stay behind the scenes.
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Peru
Leticia
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Amazon
League Council
United States
Bolivia
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Von Schleicher Forced to Quit in Berlin Crisis
Berlin January 28 General Kurt von Schleicher resigned after opposition propounded that he could not master Germany’s economic crisis. He cited lack of presidential power to dissolve the reichstag as the reason. Von Papen Hugenberg Hitler urged Hindenburg toward a stronger regime amid alarming political turmoil.
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Kurt von Schleicher
Germany
Franz von Papen
Alfred Hugenbery
Adolf Hitler
General von Schleicher
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Otto Braun
von Papen
Werr Hitler
Fugenberg
Wilhelmstrasse
German Republic
Max von Baden
von Schleicher
Reichstag
Japanese Navy Plans Grand Maneuvers Near Mandated Pacific Isles
Tokyo reports Naval Minister Admiral Mineo Osumi says Japan will maneuver in seas around the mandated Pacific area. He hints the operation could extend toward the Mariannes, Carolines and Marshalls, though no exact scope is given. He compares moves to American drills off California and Hawaii and notes the southern cruise is brief due to costs and typhoon season. He denies submarine bases and airfields on the islands.
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Mineo Osumi
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Mandated
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Hawaii
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Marshalls
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Mandates Commission of the
League, of Nations
Ford's Charge of Forced Shutdown Goes Unexplained
Detroit January 2 AP Ford refuses to clarify remarks abroad that he blamed certain competitors for a strike at local body plants causing factory shutdowns He prepares to restart production perhaps Monday following a six hour window after a settlement between Briggs Manufacturing Co and its workers who walked out last week Officials foresee strikers likely accepting a wage guarantee by Monday noon State police guard plants as 40 workers return and Briggs plans to hire by Monday noon with jobs available for others as bodies supplied by Briggs sustain several plants through next week
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Henry Ford
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Briggs Manufacturing Co
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London
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Senate
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Briggs
Po Vee
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H. A. Hund
Briggs Concern
Burglary Suspects In OKANOGAN Jail Case
In Okanogan Washington three prisoners faced the prosecutor after jail break and liquor theft. The sheriff detailed that inmates broke from their cells into the liquor storage, drinking evidence and causing the alleged burglary. Authorities read a warrant charging unlawful and felonious entry during the night.
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Shen of
County
Farmers Halt Foreclosure Auctions in Minnesota Protests
About 3000 farmers blocked five foreclosures across three western Minnesota counties near Madison, delaying sales of farms tied to debts and a lumber lien. Sheriff halted proceedings as 400 farmers remained at the courthouse, while bank bandits robbed Klein National Bank in Madison, fleeing with about 7000 to 8000 dollars. John A. Bosch of Watwater urged federal action to aid farmers, insisting protests want government relief without mob rule.
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Minn
Minnesota
Klein National Bank
A. G. Smangard
Boseh
Giles murder case ends as judge orders not guilty verdict
In Jonesboro Tennessee Circuit Judge D A Vines directed the jury to return a not guilty verdict in the Giles murder hearing. State witness Ben Enson identified Clarence Miller Mibb Wilson and Newman Smith as the men who attacked 68 year old politician William Tsaae Giles near his Cash Hollow home October 24 1981. Defense witnesses testified Enson’s credibility and alibi for Smith was supported by friends. The trial drew thousands to the Washington County courthouse with over 100 witnesses before adjournment.
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Giles
Ben Enson
Clarence Miller
Mibb Wilson
Newman Steith
William Tsaae Giles
Beanae
Cash Hollow
2Ashae
Wilson
Smith
Greene County
Greens County
Enson
Ben Allen
Vines
Allen
Miller
Sidney Bergson
Smitart
Washington County
First
Roosevelt and Garner discuss jobs after March fourth
In Washington on January 28 a schoolteacher and a secretary debated plans after March 4. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, soon to be First Lady, will give up her job March 1, while Mrs. John N. Garner may continue as her husband’s secretary. They met at the Mayflower Hotel then toured the White House.
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PIA
Franklin B., Roosevelt
White House
John N. Garner
Mayflower Hotel
March'd
New England Coast Battered by Severe Surf
A Boston AP report describes ahrling Northeast gale driving high surf over seawalls, inundating lowlands and washing away cottages from Maine to New Hampshire. Coast guard ships faced delays, railroads and trolley lines flooded, and hundreds of homes temporarily lost shelter as Red Cross opened relief hubs in Revere.
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Red Cross
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New Hampshire
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Stony Beach
U. S. Weather Bureau
What She Wanted
SEATTLE, Jan. 28. Mrs. Lucretian Shelton sought a divorce from her husband William FL a cook. She asked no lawyer and claimed no other wishes except to keep her 25 Pekinese and Boston terrier dogs. Judge Robert M. Jones granted the divorce, and awarded the dogs and $12.50 a month for six months.
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Lucretian Shelton
Wiliam FL
Robert M. Jones
Memphis mother found dead in apparent suicide
MEMPHIS Tenn Jan 25 Mrs E W Walters mother of a murdered son and whose daughter recently killed herself was found shot to death today officers said she took her own life Search for Mrs Walters had been under way since she disappeared from her home Wednesday
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Tenn
E. W. Walters
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