FDR Opposes Hasty Action on Labor Act
Washington January 31 news report states President Roosevelt objects to rushed amendments to the National Labor Relations Act. Senator Walsh and the American Federation of Labor push changes sent to the Labor Department and National Labor Relations Board for recommendations. The full Senate Labor Committee will hold public hearings on the amendments after agency input.
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FDR
Washington
Thomas
Lin
Seenate Labor Committee
Walsh
Belilf
American Federaciont of Labor
Thaisid
A Whale Senate Labor Committee
Labor Committee
Uie Labor Department
National Labor Relations Board
Asupatop Burke
Bydthont Moearvelg
Senator Nyereantis
Phines
Hanes
Chiretes
Edina
Weather notes for Kas and Kentucky regions
Weather forecast fragment mentions Kas with maree type winds and possible rain tonight into Wednesday. West port area expected quieting Wednesday with some streaming wind. Virginia and Kentucky reports include rising temperatures Thursday and potential rain. no clear totals or times given.
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Iran
Denagha
Werner Wortheads
Virgineas Marie
Elder Domidht
Weiesiay
Cain
Kentucky
Cheadly
Craig Wednisdas
Anil
Piertinos
Nation's deaths reduced by 10 200 in new safety report
Chicago dispatch details a National Safety Council report showing accidental deaths down by 1 200 to a record low and injuries reduced by 700 900 from the prior year. The analysis notes economic losses from accidents drop to about 200 million while home injuries rise in the year.
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Chicago
Couneil
Jaks
Hiya
CSU
Dixon Criticises Prison Methods
Aly June 21 report criticizes prison methods. Notes mention governance, safety and labor concerns, with questions about care, oversight, and conditions. References to state officials and county departments appear amid blurred lines of text.
Woman Reunited With Son After 30 Years Apart
A widow from Lawrenceburg Tennessee, Hattie May Golden, is believed dead for decades. Her son, J. Wo Sits, reportedly learned she is alive and plans a reunion after a 30 year separation. The note mentions prior separation due to family strife and a planned union.
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Aero
Fife
Hattie
Lawrenceburg
Tier First
Fustianer
Davies
Senate Passes Cooper Drawn Education Act
Nashville Tenn Jan 31 The State Senate passes by unanimous vote the Cooper drawn education bill after amendments from the education committee The House meanwhile passed the bill through its education committee with a favorable report for a chance to vote tomorrow One Senate amendment raised high school funding from 3900 to 9000 and reduced state normal school appropriations The bill retains seven million for implementing schools and alters instructor degree requirements A joint House Senate committee will be formed to elect a new state election board and a plan for free textbooks The House introduced a measure to toll state owned bridges aligned with the governors budget plan and federal aid goals
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Nashville
Tenn
State Senate
House
Senate
Euehtors
Row Haleie
Memphis
Wes Shury
Eighth District Business Conditions Report Update
The Federal Reserve Bank notes continued improvement in manufacturing output and employment in the Eighth District during January. Prices show weakness as demand slows, with colder weather impacting trade. Overall business activity remains tentative with some sectors reporting slower orders and cautious hiring.
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Federal Reserve Bank
P and P to Sell Utility Holdings in Washington
A damaged article fragment reports P and P moving to dispose of utility holdings in Washington amid a renewed policy push. It mentions International Paper and Power Company plans, with financial figures around FAA0,000,0100 and references to executives and auditors, but reader clarity is limited.
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Warhington
Douglas
Aonerind
Wendhi
Seu Utilities Tinchis Exeialiud Mosall
Guise
85 Persons Share In $425 Wonder Dog Coon Club
In Windsor Connecticut 85 backers bought shares in Chick the Wonder Dog Coon Club coon hound once owned by Arthur and Ben Clark. The dog, born in the south, cost 340 to acquire but low funds forced the brothers to offer sale of parts to friends and neighbors. A collar bore three plates listing the 87 owners with Chick proudly showing off his quarry.
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Windsor
Conn
Jan
Chick
Arthur
Ben Clark
Wonder Dog Coon Club
Clark
George Burns Fined 8000 in Jewelry Smuggling Case
New York January 31 George Burns radio comedian was fined 8000 and given a suspended sentence of one year and one day with one year probation by Federal Judge William Bandy after pleading guilty to two indictments charging jewelry smuggling Burns faced potential penalties up to 18 years and 45 000 in fines. He cooperated with prosecutors in a wide smuggling investigation and pleaded guilty to one count involving two bracelets and a ring valued at 4383.
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New York
George Burns
William Bandy
Joseph Delaney
Bury
Albert N. Chaperau
Nicavignan Oconsilar
Hla N. Lauer
State Supreme Court
Edgar J. Lauer
Chaperau
Laney
Alev
Jak Benny
Indice Econo
Hag Hee
Peh
Burns
Delulloy
Hecause the
Comedien
Big Sister Pulls Child From Blaze in Alabama
Three year old Jerre Bradford survived severe burns after Anita Bradford, her older sister, pulled her from an open grate fire in Atmos, Alabama. The girl rushed to aid as screams rang out, wrapped the child in a blanket, and carried her toward safety. The mother Mrs Tosetta Bradford was injured in the incident.
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Fesci Lane
Furious gale brings sleet to northeast and snow
A powerful storm system swept the northern half of the nation with heavy snow and sleet. Chicago and the Great Lakes area faced a major dump while West Virginia New York and New England dealt with six inches to four feet of snow. A. Donnel of Chicago warned more precipitation in the north central states within 36 hours as a low pressure area spread from Nevada eastward.
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Asatte
Chicago
Great Lakes
Qhin Velley
West Virginia
New York
New England
A. Donnel
North Central
Donnel
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraskan
Kansas
Daniel
Canada
Devils Lake
Nevada
Boston
New York City
Merchants Elect Dobyns President In Kingsport Meeting
Kingsport merchants reorganize the Merchants Association after its dissolution. A temporary chair E G Dune Hing oversaw a 14-member slate and elected S F Doh as president, AM Reil and Wy Lov Mesuliffe to lead the board with Dobyns Taylor.
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AL Iest
Alsanded
Merchants of
Kingsport
Merchants Association
Ald Soviation
Credit Lure
Merchants Hay
Rough
Credit Bureau
Dune Hing
France Acknowledges Best US Airplanes For France
Jan 31 Paris Air Minister said France receives the best airplanes from the United States and credits President Roosevelt. Washington reports indicate Congress men investigate sales of military supplies by US manufacturers. Clinton strike at Clinton mills draws police attention. 700 workers involved. Federal judge dismisses certain receivership actions. Four dead in New England snowstorm as six states endure heavy snowfall.
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France
Paris
Air
Cyy Ja Chambre
Cliber of Deputies
United States
Seusyuelt
Clinton Clinton
Torti, Dam
Palice
Roy Lowy Saith
Magnet Frilly Mills
Chamberlain Advises Hitler To Back Words With Action
Adolf Hitler pledges no war while pursuing Germany’s aims and promises aid to Italy. German officials say his speech signals possible peace talks, as Chamberlain’s Commons response awaited. The Reichstag address outlines a belief in a “long peace” and guards against “irresponsible elements.”
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Chamberlain
Hitler
Berlin
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Germany
House of Commons
Trade tensions rise as Hitler seeks peace with America
U S officials see intensified German competition with Latin American trade as a likely outcome of Adolf Hitler's Reichstag address. Experts warn Nazi control of foreign trade could be used to exert political influence, complicating U S relations while ambassadors pause returns.
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United States
Adolf Hiller
Hitler
Germany
State Department
America
IAZIS FAIL SWAY SOUTH AMERICANS
The Rev Maurice Sheehy reports in Washington on a 18 000 mile tour of South America noting growing unpopularity of Nazi influence there He says South American people are too intelligent to be fooled by bombardment and propaganda and calls for action beyond passive response He cites Goebbels material and a Catholic bishop in Ontario as context
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Washington
Maurice
Sheehy
South Ane Neszi
Germany
Brenda
le. Sheehy
Catholic University
Hunehol
Ontaria
Joseph Goebbels
Paifiteten
Nashville Plans Own Bus System
Nashville officials move toward a municipal owned bus system with a five cent fare, after the state utility commission upheld seven cent streetcar fares. The Tennessee Electric Power Co operated traction system faced a show cause order regarding fare reductions, with hearings continuing and potential negotiations between the city and TEPCO.
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Nashville
State Utility Commission
Tennesseelectric Power C
Fortes Dunlap
Chairnyin Porter du
Mnin Canmissio
Leon Touremon
Woc. Gherry
TEPCO
Martin Accused of Unfair Labor Practices in Detroit
Jean 81 of Detroit faces a formal complaint filed with the National Labor Relations Board alleging unfair labor practices. The charge accuses Aymer Martin and leaders of the United Auto Workers of conspiracy with Ford Motor Co to establish a company dominated union, naming Font Motor Co and personnel chief Harry H. Bennett along with other pre Martin UAW leaders and John Gillespie as participants.
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Detroit
Jean
Aymer Martin
United Aw Workers
United Labor
National Labor Relations Board
Martin
Ford Motor Co
Anul
Marin
QAW
UAW
Font
Aniun
Font Motor Ca
Harry H. Bennett
John Gillespie
British Premier Seeks Concrete Evidence for Peace With Hitler
Prime Minister Chamberlain told Adolf Hitler Britain seeks concrete evidence of a genuine desire for peace before final settlement. In a Commons debate he affirmed confidence in Europe’s path to appeasement, stressed the need for disarmament, and noted Mussolini’s loyalty to the Britain-France axis while praising Hitler’s peaceful words.
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London
Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Britain
Hitler
Europe
House of Commons
Barber Chamberlain
Halth
Spain
Germany
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Tratiany
Rome
France
Italy
Assysie Mussolini
Reichstag
Siassani
Thaly
Local Youth and College Fiancee Halt Trip to Altar
Maryville Tennessee January 31 Youthful romance ends abruptly as a Knox County court action halts a planned union between William Max Goins and Eller Florence Lusaj both students at the local college. The dispute involved a meddling secretary and a New Jersey judge who sent his secretary to mediate the matter.
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Maryville
Tenn
Love
William Max
Gabby
Goins
Drexy
Geimr
Dobbyps-Beninett
Knoxounty Court House
Eller Florence Lusaj
Newton
N. J
Ver
Foster-Fallver
New Jersey
Dixieland
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