Funeral of George V Ends in Windsor Vault
King George V is laid to rest in St. George's chapel vault after a grand funeral procession from Westminster Hall to Windsor. Edward VIII and brothers march, Queen Mary leads, naval honors are performed, and crowds along the route mark the solemn rite. Nation observes two minutes of silence.
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Roger D. Greene
The
Associated Press
Windsor
Eng
George V
St. George’s Chapel
Great Britain
Westminster Hall
London
King George
George
St. George's Chapel
Royal Palace
Edward VIII
Windsor Greys
Magnus Johnson In Serious Condition After Auto Crash
Magnus Johnson former U S Senator from Minnesota and Kimball farmer is in critical condition in a St. Paul hospital after a January 20 automobile collision. He was moved to his hotel room, then to the hospital when treatment failed and pneumonia developed.
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ST. Paul
Magnus Johnson
Kimball
Farmer,labor United States
Minnesota
Johnson
Congress Work in Recess and Committee Sessions
In recess, Agriculture panel hears Reed on farm bills while Commerce discusses flood control. Banking panel debates reserve board nominees as House debates interior appropriation. Ways and Means holds tax enforcement in executive session. Yesterday, bonus law enacted and Secretary Wallace discussed farm policy. Nye questioned on neutrality and libel threats. Foreign Affairs reports permanent neutrality measure and defense of Alfred E. Smith speech attacked.
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Agriculture Committee
Reed
Commerce
Banking Committee
Reserve Board
House
Interior Department
Ways and Means
Wallace
Foreign Relations Committee
Nye
R-N
Alfred E. Smith
Dffairs
Italians claim northern front victory in Italo Ethiopian war
Rome reports a new four hour win on the Eritrean front. Five Red Cross marked hospital trucks with 27 munitions cases were captured at Wadara with flags and drums of Ras Desta Demtu. Graziani credits Ganale Doria success as he pushes east from Neghelli toward Ras Nasibu’s Harar army.
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Roy P. Porter
Associated Press
Rome
Fietro Badoglio
Wadara
Ras Desta Demtu
Marshal Badoglio
Maria Dida
Rodolfo Graziani
Ganale Doria
Neghelli
Ras Nasibu
Harar
Fire destroys two buildings in Union City stoking twin-town blaze
A four hour fire in Union City Ohio Indiana border area wrecked two closely located buildings causing 150000 to 200000 dollars in damage. Fire Chief Floyd Mon said crews from Union City Greenville and Winchester battled the flames that began at midnight in the Tibbett plumbing shop. A family of four on the second floor fled in night clothes.
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Union City
Ind
Floyd Mon
Ohio-Indiana
Greenville
Winchester
Union City, Ind
Tibbett Plumbing Company
Officials consider lines to recover refunded AAA taxes
Washington officials said January 28 that the Department of Agriculture will seek to recover taxes refunded to processors. The plan may use either a retroactive tax through Congress or an excess profits levy.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Congress
Inheritance Tax Assessed in Cleveland Estate
Probate court announced the largest inheritance tax in Cuyahoga county history has been assessed against the estate of Mrs. Mary Clarke Tyler who died in February 1934. State and federal taxes totaled 871,850 dollars.
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Cuyahoga County
Mary Clarke Tyler
Underwood Silent Pending Senate Confirmation
Washington dispatch reports that Rep Mell Underwood is expected to be confirmed as southern Ohio federal district judge by the Senate. He plans to resign his House seat once confirmation is received, while candidates for his replacement in Congress gather, including Dr James Lantz and Thomas Wright of Lancaster.
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Washington
Senate
Mell Underwood
Ohio
House of Representatives
Lancaster
James M. Lantz
Thomas Wright
Underwood
Tracy Denies Assertion of Money Scandal
Gov. Martin L. Davey called the state treasurer’s office a major scandal over a $27,000 embezzlement tied to W. Merle Cortner. State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy countered that Davey had wrong information and promised a detailed reply after being accused of neglect. Cortner is serving 1 to 21 years. F. L. Brothers faces an embezzlement indictment in the conservation department.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Tracy
Martin L. Davey
Davey
W. Merle Cortner
Tracy
Cortner
Conservation Department
F. L. Brothers
Conservation Accounting
Governor Allen of Louisiana Dies Suddenly in Baton Rouge
Governor O K Allen died at 10 40 A M Central Standard Time from a cerebral hemorrhage after a sudden attack at his mansion. He had just begun preparations to depart for the capitol and was aided by physicians including Dr C A Lorio. Allen led Huey P Long's political circle and had been elected national committeeman. The governor was nominated to fill Long's term after last week's primary.
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Baton Rouge
0. K. Allen
Allen
C. A. Lorio
Huey P. Long
Long
Republican Leaders En Route To Canton
Ohio Republican leaders traveled to Canton to honor William McKinley and hear Rep. Hamilton Fish Jr. and Attorney Stephen A. Day criticize the New Deal. About 750 attendees were expected, with many ticket requests refused due to limited space, said Father Drakenbrod, head of the McKinley Club.
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Canton
Ohio
William McKinley
Hamilton Fish, Jr
New York
Stephen A. Day
Evanston
Father Drakenbrod
McKinley Club
Await Robinsons Reply To Smith Over Air Waves Tonight
Crash victim dies of injuries at Cherrington hospital as George Stalder 25 The Plains perishes after a collision at a Nelsonville crossing with a C and O train. Wrecked car dragged along the tracks. Stalder tossed from the seat when the impact occurred. Body to be taken to Nelsonville for preparation.
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Robinson
Smith
George Stalder
the Plains
Cherrington
Stalder
C. and O
Nelsonville
Administration unlikely to back 1936 constitutional amendment
A presidential advisor predicts the administration will not seek a constitutional amendment during the campaign. Proposals to enlarge Congress powers or curb the Supreme Court’s reach are shelved for now, with the official saying the New Deal will be advanced through legislation aligned with the Court’s broad interpretation and without public amendment efforts.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Insurance man Everett Corey guilty of robbery in Ohio
Everett Corey 34 of Fostoria was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in the Ohio penitentiary after pleading guilty to robbing a filling station on January 7. Co-defendants Charles Bangert 26 and Charles Wagner 20 received similar terms and Mansfield reform school placement respectively.
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Everett Corey
Fostoria
Ohio
Corey
Charles Bangert
Charles Wagner
Holgate
Bangert
Wagner
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Senate Leader Plans Nationwide Address On Esau Theme
Senate Majority Leader William E Borah and Arkansas Senator Robinson prepare to speak tonight on the Roosevelt administration and the party platform. Robinson will deliver a nationwide 10 PM ET address titled The Hands of Esau amid speculation on Smiths walk. Borah aims to outline GOP stance from Brooklyn to a national audience.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Borah
Idaho
Brooklyn
Columbia Broadcasting System
Smith
Esau
Jacob
Isaac
Roosevelt Nominates Six for Federal Reserve Board
The Senate banking committee today promptly approved six of seven federal reserve board nominees chosen by President Roosevelt. The quick action signals swift confirmation for the administration’s monetary leadership.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Berrodin Injured in Auto Crash Near Akron
H. J. Berrodin former national head of the Eagles and state director of old age pensions was listed in serious condition at Barberton Citizens' Hospital after his car collided with a meat truck on Doylestown Hill. He suffered a skull fracture and multiple injuries.
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Akron, CO
H. J. Berrodin
Old Age Pensions
Barberton Citizens’ Hospital
Doylestown Hill
Akron
Eagles
Berrodin
Doylestown
Columbus
Little Falls Lions Seek Lindbergh Privacy Campaign
The Little Falls Lion Club urges an international effort to protect Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's family privacy. A resolution calls Chicago headquarters to launch a campaign against over emphasis on the Lindbergh domestic life.
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Little Falls
Minn
Charles A. Lindbergh
Quints Sleep In Open In Harsh Winter Weather
Dionne quintuplets aged twenty months sleep outdoors each day in Callander Ontario despite a week of blizzards and minus 30 degree cold. Dr Allan Roy Dafoe reports they gain weight and show speech progress while teething increases with Anette and Yvonne leading in teeth counts.
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Callander
Ont
Allan Roy Dafoe
Marie
Anette
Yvonne
Emilie
Cecile
Veterans Urged to Keep Bonus Bonds as Nest Eggs
President Roosevelt urged World War I veterans to retain cashable baby bonds rather than cashing them, warning against frittering cash away. The pay rollout for 3,518,191 bonuses proceeds with 2,500 to 3,000 new federal workers and about $7.5 million in costs as printers work through the night.
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Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Mob Menaces Girl Slayer at Folsom After Guilty Plea
Elton M. Stone, 31, was sentenced to hang for the murder of 15 year old Mary Louise Stammer. The dramatic transfer to condemned row sparked mob threats, as guards and a heavy patrol protected him from potential violence outside Fresno. The motive for the shooting remains unclear.
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Fresno
Calif
Elton M. Stone
Folsom
Mary Louise Stammer
Miss Stammer
Stone
Ducks Rescued From Freezing Pond In Newark Farm
George Neil of Newark found two Muscovy ducks trapped in a pond on his farm west of town. He chopped and sawed ice to release them, brought the birds home, and melted the ice. The ducks are reportedly recovering and "doing as well as can be expected."
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Newark, CO
George Neil
Newark
Neil
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