Night Senate Sessions Seen to Push Early Appropriations
Washington reports full emphasis in Senate and House on passing vital appropriation bills before March 4. Night sessions loom if progress stalls to unwind treasury post office funding knot. Hoarded debt relief measures, bankruptcy reform, and Glass Steagall currency steps sail through, with Hoover and Roosevelt backing, amid debates over air mail funding and farm debt relief.
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Washington
Senate
House
Treasury
McKeown-LaGuardia
Hoover
Roosevelt
Jeadership
White House House
White House
Herbert Hoover
Thacher
Tate
Democratic House
Appropriations Committee
State, Justice, Commerce and Labor
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury-Post Office
McKellar
Tenn
Couzens
Reconstruction Corporation
Man Receives Garbage-Job Help to Fix Molar
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin a young man with a painful molar lacking funds to pay for treatment accepts a job offer from City Commissioner Dennis F Blewett to collect garbage to earn the money needed for the procedure.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Dennis F. Blewett
Galsworthy, Nobel Laureate, Dies in London at 62
British novelist and dramatist John Galsworthy died at 9 15 a m in London following a week long illness from anemia and a cold. He won the 1982 Nobel Prize for literature and had declined a knighthood in 1918. His last novel Parkering Wilderness appeared with The Forsyte Saga influence as a study of English upper middle class life.
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London
John Galsworthy
Stockholm
Gustaf
Sweden
Archibald J. CG
Ker Galsworthy
Galsworthy
Gallsworthy
Peacefuly Ito
Allen Morris at Jersey Home in Ridgewood
Edgar G. Allen long a Knoxville resident and father of a daughter Dolores now living with her mother, returned to Ridgewood and denied knowledge of his life there. He arrived with his son E Roscoe Allen who identified him. the elder man spoke of past troubles with his first wife and family while staying at his mother’s home for now.
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Ridgewood
N. J
Edgar G. Allen
Knoxville
Tenn
Ted Morris
Allen
Dolores
Roscoe Allen
Pinochle Master Wins With Perfect One-Hand Hand
In One ERSE Pennsylvania Charles Schutte playing in a six handed game drew a perfect hand and won in one hand earning 2,040 points to claim the game.
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Erse
Charles Schutte
Real farm help comes from business world in relief push
Des Moines report shows big insurers pledge private moratoriums on farm foreclosures led by New York Life and others. Governors, state legislatures, and banks move quickly to form emergency panels, suspend foreclosures, and seek fair adjustments for mortgagees and mortgagors amid nationwide farm debt pressures.
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Des Moines
Jan
District of Columbia
Reseus
Towa
New York Life Insurance Company
Thomas A. Buckner
Aetna
Connecticut Mutual
Phoenix Mutual
Connecticut General Life Insurance
Clyde Herring
Iowa
Senate Committee On
South Dakota
W. R. Ronald
Mitchell
Institute of American Meat Packers
Washington
National House of Representatives
Nebraska
Bryan
Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank
Acton
Minnesota
Hoover
Michigan
Colorado
Cherokee
Town
John
Weather Outlook Tennessee and Virginia Forecast Notes
Rain and warmer conditions described for Tennessee with light showers tonight and Wednesday, rising temperatures tonight and midweek, then cooler Wednesday night. Virginia expects fair skies with slight warmth, cloudiness and a chance of light rain Wednesday night, mainly in west and north areas. Yesterday’s high 41, low 23. no data from the same date last year. readings recorded daily at 6 p.m.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Blizzard Toll Tops Eleven As West Faces Rescue Struggles
A blizzard toll reached eleven across the far west with California Nevada and Idaho hit hard. In northern California two more deaths were added as hundreds of motorists were trapped near Lake Arrowhead and in the San Bernardino mountains about 2,000 people awaited rescue. Frost bitten survivors faced harsh conditions while road crews plowed ahead to clear routes and avert food shortages. A Sierra Nevada passenger train stalled at Oakdale as snow depths neared record highs.
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San Francisco
California
Nevada
San Bernardino Mountains
Los Angeles
Lake Arrowhead
Highway Department
Idaho
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Sierra Railway
Oakdale
Cal
Sound Sleeper Convicted In Battery Theft Case
William Golden told the recorder's court he slept through a shock from six storage batteries waking him each morning. The court convicted him of stealing the six batteries found under his bed and sentenced him to 30 days in the house of correction.
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Detroit
William Golden
Recorder’s Court
House of Correction
Fall Is Fatal in Tennessee High School Accident
In Oliver Springs, Tennessee, 19-year-old Charles Bikins died after falling from the running board of a car en route to school. Teacher Thomas Shirley witnessed Charles and his sister walking, and as the car turned into the school driveway Charles, who was standing on the running board, was thrown to the ground sustaining fatal head injuries.
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Oliver Springs
Tenn
Charles Bikins
Thomas Shirley
Charles
Reich Troubled Hitler Cabinet List Denounced
Berlin reports show Communists clashing with National Socialists amid a nationwide disturbance. A Breslau killing, Wuppertal windows broken, and a Lippe town hall stormed with flags burned reflect rising unrest. The Reichstag convened Feb 7 as Hitler seeks parliamentary support while Centrist MPs ponder toleration amid factional tensions. Kaiser Wilhelm, exiled in Doorn, calls change a step, not hopeful of recall.
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Berlin
Breslau
Hitler
Wuppertal
National Socials
Boersinefeld
Lof Lippe
von Hindenburg Heds I
Baron Franz von Papen
National Socialist Party
Adolf Hitler
National Socialist Movement
Council of Elders
Reichstag
janker-Nazi
Doorn
Holland
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Chattanooga bids for 1934 minor league convention
Chattanooga officials pursue hosting the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues convention for 1934. City commerce leaders say the 1929 meeting was held there, and Schamber announces the bid.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Schamber
Italy Accepts US Offer for War Debt Talks
Rome reports the Italian government accepted the United States invitation to discuss war debts as soon as President-elect Roosevelt takes office. Premier Mussolini signaled favorable response to the American move while Britain’s stance and trade concessions are being weighed. The decision delays any concessions pending Washington talks.
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Rome
United States
Roosevelt
Mussolini
Italy
Washington
Daladier forms new French government with Socialist support
Paris January 31 Edouard Daladier completed the new French cabinet backed by the Socialist party and presented it to President Lebrun. The ministry kept Boncour’s lineup with seven new faces Penancier Sere Appell Paganon Albert Hulin Lamoureux and Painleve retired for health. A stormy session exposed friction as Socialists demanded a 40 hour week and Daladier rejected that condition.
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Paris
Edouard Deladier
Radical
Socialist
Albert Lebron
Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Joseph Paul Boncour
Penancier
Sere
Appell
Paganon
Albert
Hulin
Lamoureux
Paul Painleve
M. Paul Boncour
Edouard Daladier
Eugene Penancier
Joseph Paul- Bonjour
Camille Chautemps
George Bonnet
Lucien Lamoureux
Georges Leygues
Eugene
Hippolyte Duco
Pierre Appell
Herriot
Tha
Deladier
Extradition Due In Lea Bank Case In North Carolina
Nashville expected to see extradition proceedings begin against Colonel Lea and Luke Lea Jr over a 1931 North Carolina banking laws conspiracy tied to the Asheville bank failure. Nettles to deliver requisition papers. Leas in Jamestown and Covington. habeas corpus options discussed. attorneys Colton and Gwinn issue statements.
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Nashville
Tenn
Zeb V. Nettes
Lake Leas
Nisher
North Carolina
Colonel Lea
Luke Lea, Jr
Jamestown
Henry E. Colton
Tennessee
Nettles
Asheville
L. E. Gwinn
Leas
Covington
Lea
Gwinn
Central Bank and Trust Company of
Tobacco Auctions Resume In Louisville With Varying Averages
Burley tobacco auctions resumed in Louisville on Monday with city pound totals and averages listed. Lexington led with 11,872,815 pounds at 14.07, Maysville 586,940 at 8.79, Shelbyville 450,125 at 10.50, Carrollton 340,420 at 9.22, and Owensboro 170,730 at 6.99.
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Louisville
Burley
Lexington
Maysville
Shelbyville
Carrollton
Owensboro
Roosevelt Seeks Cabinet Shape With Personal Touch
President elect Roosevelt says his cabinet is “peculiarly my own official family” and will be named by him. Democratic leaders here speculate on appointments, with possible posts for Glass, Walsh, Farley, and Perkins, plus other top figures like Baker, Bingham, Dunham, Howell, Cohen, and Gerry.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Meriwether Inn
James A. Parley
Louis M Howe
Frank Walker
Senator Glass
Virginia
The
Treasury
Senator Walsh
Montana
James A.farley
New York
Frances Perkins
New York State
Labor Department
United States
Jim” Fagey
Roosevelt Cottage
Peter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
Briggs to Resume Operations Today
Briggs Manufacturing Company will resume automobile body production today after a week long strike halted plants. A sufficient number of workers have been hired to sustain a steady output, enabling Ford plants to possibly reopen soon. By yesterday afternoon 500 workers were hired and 200 more reported at the Highland Park plant with others applying at Mack Avenue.
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Detroit
L. Briggs
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Briggs Company
Ford Company
Briggs’ Company
William ¥. Connly
Highland Park
Mack Avenue
Martin Cuts Own Pay 25 Percent In Southern Association
Nashville January 31 The Banner reports John D Martin president of the Southern Association voluntarily cut his salary from 10000 to 7500 as part of a retrenchment program. The article notes opening day set for April 11 with Nashville hosting Chattanooga and other series across the league. The full 1983 schedule was adopted near midnight and will be officially announced March 5.
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Nashville
John D. Martin
Southern Association
Martin
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Knoxville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Little Rock
Memphis
Crackers
Vols
Peace to Ashes in Chicago Grave Preservation Plan
Universal Atlas Cement Company agreed to purchase a seven and one half acre plot for $250 000 in an indus trial South Side area to maintain a passage from the street to a single grave and tombstone. The grave is that of Andreas Iringible a German soldier who opposed Napoleon and who once was a fisherman. The plot has stood untouched for 78 years despite progress.
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Chicago
Universal Atlas Cement Company
Andreas. Iiringible
Iirigible
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for January
Treasury receipts for January 28 were 4,643,341.05 with expenditures at 12,336,767.36 and a balance of 15,081.42. Customs duties for 28 days of January totaled 72,613.78 in this 31 day period.
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Treasury
Washington
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Allen ‘Morris
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Reich
von. Hindenburg
France
Bari
Socialist Party
N. C
Briggs
Ford
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