Child labor amendment debate sparks Tennessee house session
Nashville reports the Tennessee House debated ratifying a proposed federal child labor amendment with 23 sponsors and varied speeches. Proponents argued against restricting family life while opponents urged adherence to fundamental government principles and warned of federal overreach. The session featured cross-aisle rhetoric and calls to stand against the amendment as one lawmaker urged protecting homes and communities. The article notes the Tennessee Valley Authority debate and mentions six TVA measures passing the Senate, signaling momentum for regional planning initiatives.
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Nashville
House
Congress
Senate
Richard Holladay
Weakley
Judiciary Committee
Joe S. Bonn
Hamilton
I. Rt
Paterson Chambo
Yundunsentuls
Representaves
Charles C. Brown
Shelby
Lyon Moves to Quash Injunction Against Him
In Johnson City today Lyon seeks to dissolve an injunction issued by Judge Caldwell. The hearing began at 10 am and extended into the afternoon with no immediate decision expected. Over ten attorneys face off as Lyon and Caldwell’s counsel argue for dissolution of the injunction amidst a contested legal entanglement in Sullivan County.
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Sullivan County
Chancallor SE. Miller
Johnson City
Joe A. Caldwell
W. D. Lyon
Caldwell
Lyon
John MR. Todd
Brack RL
Sams
Beth Lyon
Judge Caldwell
Todey
Plan Reg Regulation For All Carriers Plan Regulation For All Carriers
Washington Jen 30 L plan to extend federal coordination to all forms of transportation on land sea and air was recommended to Congress today by Joseph B Eastman federal coordinator of transportation A super agency in the form of a reeneabed interstate commerce commission would rule nations networks of carriers Eastman urged a coordinated efficient and economical transportation system The plan would replace the 11 member ICC with a 10 member body in five divisions including finance railroad water and air and a control board The coordinator would plan improvements and could push unification of facilities Fines up to 20000 a day could be imposed for disobedience No NRA control all transportation would be removed from NRA control Displaced workers would get severance under this scheme Rastiman rejected regional railroad consolidation and a national ownership plan He urged amending the bankruptcy act to aid railroad consolidation continued on page six
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Washington
Jen
Congress
Joseph B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastman
ICC
New Ag
Bast- Iman
NRA
Ser- Rastinan
Paie
People Opposed To World Court Opinion Split Across Lunch Crowd
Alvin Lynch, a Penn Valley cashier at a late night lunchroom between the White House and Capitol, says the senate's decision on the world court reflects the opinions of 26 people he polled. One in favor, six unsure, and nineteen think the U.S. should mind its own business.
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Kainducky
Apphiuse
House
de Jamate
W. Ruffin Tiptons
Ville
Lan
du Traughber
Montgomery
Walmington
Jan
Alvin Lynch
Senate
Lynch
Penn Vanta Avenue
White House
Capital
United States
TVA Battle Opens Oppose Injunction in Alabama
In Birmingham on January 30 the TVA fight moved to the record of a hearing seeking an injunction to halt the agency yardstick electrification plan in North Alabama. Minutes from the TVA board were subpoenaed by Judge W. T. Stubb to be entered as evidence. Fornery Johnston, counsel for preferred stockholders of Alabama Power, argued the plan is unconstitutional. Continued on page three.
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Birmingham
Alas
The
Tennessee Valley Authority
North
Alabama
U. S. District Court
W. T. Stubb
Fornery Johnston
Coutael
Alabama Power Company
Farmers Stirred by Red Agitators in Memphis
The Commercial Appeal reports a united front of Socialists Communists and agitators stirring southern tenant farmers white and black The case centers on Ward H Rodgers a Vanderbilt and Boston University divinity school graduate arrested at Marked Tree Ark on anarchy charges Rodgers former federal emergency relief administration instructor was jailed on $1000 bond after a six month and $500 fine conviction for inciting riot at a Southern Tenant Farmers Union meeting Norman Thomas Socialist party leader and Dr William R Amberson Memphis medical professor aided in organizing the union Continued on page six.
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Memphis
Kansas
Rodgers
Marked Tree
Liberty
Southern Tenant Farmers’ Union
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
William R. Am
Berson
University of Tennessee College of Medicine
Thomas
Mechanical lungs for planes announced by inventors at meet
Inventors unveil a new aviation device named mechanical lungs for aircraft wings. The system feeds air into upper-surface mouth openings connected to the engine, aiming to increase lift by drawing air from above the wing to reduce adverse pressure. Developed at Arlington wind tunnel for the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, the design seeks safer, steadier climbs.
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Howard Wu
Clakeslee
Associated Proms
New York
Jat
West
Institute of Aeronautical
Sciences
Warner
Virginia
Phursihty
Are
Weather report fragment with inconsistent data
A fragmented weather update notes high temperatures around 38 presumed Celsius yesterday and 24 for the previous day, with no rainfall reported. Mentions times and traces of data from the prior 24 hours but lacks clear locations or sources and reads as incomplete OCR text.
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Dale
Mr Dale
Senate Turns Attention to Huge Project
The Roosevelt administration, after a major Senate reversal rejecting participation in the World Court, pivots to domestic policy battles. Analysts speculate the vote’s margin signals strength for upcoming fights, with continued coverage on page six.
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Senate
D. Harold Olivor
Associated Press
Washington
Dan
Roosevelt
America
Mitter
Paige
Conession to Be Stripped Power Conession to Be Stripped Power
A Shelby county delegation spokesman said a bill drafts to strip the state railroad and public utilities commission of utility oversight, leaving only railroad authority. If enacted, utilities would revert to municipalities and counties with court review for disputes. A separate local option liquor bill aims to raise about 2 million dollars yearly for the school fund, granting local governments permit control.
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Nashville
Shelby County
State Railroad and Public Utts Commission
General Assembly
Waters Deepen in Mississippi Delta
Mississippi flood report shows Coldwater River rising southward from the Tallahatchie basin. Yazoo at Greenwood not expected to flood. crest near 27 feet, rising half a foot daily for six days. Refugees return, death toll climbs to 29 with Ed Smith dying from exposure after freezing while awaiting rescue.
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Greenwood
Miss
Tallahatchie River
Coldwater
Mississippi Delta
Surmner
Webb
Slaofiara
Abbott, Sr
Yazoo
Tallahatchie
Yalobusha
Marks and
Crowshine
Rnown
Ed Smith
Miuriss
Parley's Stamps Are Investigated
Washington date sequence shows the House unable to pigeonhole a broad stamp inquiry into Farley. A Republican reshaped the resolution as an inquiry requiring Farley to list ungummed and uncut stamps sent since January 1 1903 through nontraditional channels. Chairman Mead questions the change as the inquiry proceeds.
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Washington
Farley
Post Office Committee
Millard
New York
House
Celebrate. Hitler Rule In Germany Second Anniversary Observed
Berlin reports mark the second anniversary of Hitler's rise with Spartan celebration. No parades or pomp, but a relief drive distributed 23 million marks in aid to the needy under Reich supervision. Swastika banners predominated as storm troops gathered in offices amid a restrained national mood.
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Rudolf Jost
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Youth Works To Aid F. D. R. Fund
Baltimore dispatch reports that a local charity drive for Franklin D Roosevelt’s birthday fund gains favor, with a 20,000th contribution noted. A beneficiary, Bully, whose father is unemployed, donated profits from selling wooden dogs after school.
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F. D. R. Fund
Baltimore
Th Schanke
Roosevelt
Grenter
Se. L. Radcliffe
Buly
Quiraly
Poison Kills 16th in Central New York and 38 in Region
Gloversville authorities report another alcohol poison death labeled creeping death. John Payfair, discharged yesterday, died early today after a return to hospital. Utica and Rome each add deaths. several hospital patients in critical condition fear more attacks.
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Cloversville
N. Y
Tan
New York
John Poyish
Utica
Rome
Payfair
Kingsport President's Gall to Aid Infantile Paralysis
Kingsport hosts its second annual President's Gall at Kingsport Country Club to honor Roosevelt's birthday and raise funds against infantile paralysis. Event runs 9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. with orchestra music and a Marguerite Hyatt floor show. Seventy percent of local proceeds stay in the community, thirty percent sent to New York for national distribution. Chairman E Ray Hauk says the ball will be the largest social event of the season and mirrors a nationwide effort in more than 6,000 cities.
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Prankla D Roosevelt
Kingsport Country Club
Marguerite Hyatt
Marguerite Hyatt School of Dancing
Johnson City
Kingsport
E. Ray Hawk
New York
AIL
Hauk
Louisiana Insurgents Await Action At Washington Today
Baton Rouge residents opposed to Huey Long awaited Washington action as rumors of a clash with federal forces surfaced. Judge Charles F Kilbourne wired Secretary Dern asking if civilian revolt against Long’s dictatorship could trigger federal intervention while National Guard patrolled the state capitol. Long announced 33 arrests tied to the unrest, saying the detainees were Standard Oil employees armed with shotguns.
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Baton Rough
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Washington
Feliciana Parishes
Charles F. Kilbouime
Dern
Louisiane
Long
Gourder
Senate
Standard Oil Company
Hauptmann Alibi Defense Tied to Lindbergh Kidnapping Trial
Mrs. Bruno Hauptmann testified to alibi claims tying Bruno Hauptmann to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping on March 1 1932 and April 2 1932 as the state questioned her credibility. She described being with him in New York and at home, disputing the shoebox money detail and noting a tin box on a shelf.
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William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
New York
Baby Lindbergh
David T. Wilentz
Wilentz
Maren
Eile Achenbach
Hauptmanns
Hans Klooppenburg
Reilly
Hans
Greta Henckel
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John de Jornatt
Rutherford
Fovel
Wilson Wyhaleg
Tennes
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Des White
Miller
Fia
Elested
Gonsinuesdt
Federal Bureau
World Court
United Front of Socialists and Communists
Power of Utility Commission
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
Warm Springs
Henry L. Doherty
Parley
Mead
Democrat
Hitler
Gloversville
Country Club
BSS Furman
Washington, Jan
Bruno
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