Notoriety Queened by Stock Deals. Livermore Missing
Jesse L. Livermore, the so called boy plunger, is reported missing by his wife who says he left their Park Avenue apartment yesterday afternoon and has not contacted her. Police check hospitals for possible accident as case sails through breach of promise suit against Livermore and his personal life unfolds with Reno divorce and remarriage details.
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New York
Jesse L. Livermore
Park Avenue
Livermore
Neida Krassnova
Dorothea F. Livermore
Harriet Metz Noble
Omaha
Neb
Curb Exchange
Great Neck
L. 1
Arthur Barry
James W
Boston
Billy” Monahan
Monahan
Connecticut
Barry
Federal Agents Join In Search For Livermore
The Justice Department Bureau of Investigation opened a case into the disappearance of Jesse Livermore a noted stock market operator. Acting with New York police agents the bureau reported scant information and did not confirm kidnapping at this time. The inquiry appears centered in New York as investigators seek clues and coordinate with metropolitan police.
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Washington
Justice Department Bureau of Investigation
Jesse Livermore
Investigation Bureau
Livermore
New York
Roosevelt Extends Blanket Reemployment Plan to May
President Roosevelt announced a four month extension of the blanket reemployment code beyond January 1. He said the fair competition agreements now cover 70 percent of employees and the extension keeps recovery momentum in industries not yet under codes. He expressed confidence permanent codes for the remaining thirty percent would be worked out by the end of the extension.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Monroe Folks Rebound With Noted Returns and Local Quips
Friends recount Fred Coon’s recovery from a serious car crash and Jeaae Chapman’s swift hospital-to-street comeback in Shreveport to Monroe. Geene Simmons vows loyalty to Monroe while C Beatner MecQuiller cycles spiritedly. City linemen Red Cooper Tex Condit Poor Boy McKeller and Bell Love loom tall in local chatter as a judge’s office is raided for a thief’s amusement. Dr Charles Mosely pens an Owed Ode.
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Fred Coon
Jeaae Chapman
Bastrop
Shreveport
Monroe
Geene Simmons
Winnfield
C. Beatner MecQuiller
South End
Red” Cooper
Tex” Condit
McKeller
Fourth District Court
Charles Mosely
Creation of NRA Board Considered to Aid Independents
Washington. The administration weighs forming an NRA board to hear complaints from independents and small businesses about fair practice codes. Republican independents invited to serve. powers under review to allow reopening of codes if justified. President supports aid for the "little man" similar to the labor board, but scope remains undecided.
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Washington
Dec
NRA
Roosevelt
National Labor Board
Senate
Robbery Attempt Foiled at Hotel Alvis by Clerk and Officers
Night clerk Paul H. Safford alerted police and hotel staff as an intruder tried to hold up Hotel Alvis at 2 45 am. Officer G W McDuffie and Chester Gossett confronted the robber, who fled when Safford raced out. The assailant entered again with a pistol demanding compliance from the lobby group.
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Alvis
Hotel Alvis
G. W. McDuffie
Chester Gossett
Paul H. Safford
the Inquirer
Fifth Street
Safford
Gossett
West Coast Storm Worsens With Fourth Day of Gales
Storm damage mounted as Pacific Northwest endures a fourth straight day of high seas and high tides. Three deaths reported in Washington as power lines fall, 50 barns wrecked, cattle scattered. Dredge Clackamas damaged near Astoria. floods hit British Columbia and coastal Washington towns.
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Tillamook
Oregon Coast
Astoria
Clackamas
Washington
Woods
Sam Brewer
Snoqualmie
Richard Hillaire
Bellingham
Nicky Fumar
Port Angeles
British Columbia
Vancouver
B. C
Spokane
Fund To Assist Needy Increases
News-Star and Morning World carriers urge readers to donate small sums to the Good Fellows fund with anonymity for donors if desired. Monroes Yuletide scenes show festive lights and shoppers though a needy undernourished boy selling papers highlights the season’s contrast. Continued on third page.
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News-Star
Morning World
Good Fellows’ Fund
Pennsylvania Plans Civil Works Drive for 323000 Jobs
An Associated Press report notes mixed recovery signals with gains in relief funding reaching needy households while jobless figures remain stubborn in parts of the country. Pennsylvania advances a program to put 323,000 men and women to work as the state civil works administration approves it.
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Pennsylvania
State Civil Works Administration
Good Fellows' Fund Donations and Local Club Items Totals
A list shows various small donations and acknowledgments including Betty Jane and David Masur two dollars, Lions Club twenty eight dollars, and individual sums from Richard Sackett Barbara Sackett and Raymond Sackett. Items mention a Lions club clothing collection toys Rex canned goods and Temple B'Nal Israel Sunday school.
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Betty Jane
David Masur
H. L. Collins
Babette Krauss
W. B. Moore
Winsor Greene
Cccene
Lions Club
Ae Leonidas Barkdull Faulk Post
American Legion
Richard Sackett
Barbara Sackett
Raymond Sackett
CIE
Faulk-Collier Bonded Warehouses, Inc
Harry G. Frazer, Jr
Pire Ie Criscetvese
Cere Tvawesesveouse
R. N. Slator
Slator
Idas
Shetwell and Brown
Lions Club Collection Toys
Lions Club Rex Canned Goods Temple B'Nal Israel
Guarded killer held in Redwood prison after confession
Umberto Guisti, 37, confessed to killing opera singer Emilia da Prata, 26, and was held in Redwood City jail awaiting a secret arraignment. He was moved from South San Francisco amid threats from the singer’s relatives and friends. Guards placed three other prisoners with him to deter possible self harm or retaliation.
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San Francisco
Umberto Guisti
Emilia da Prata
Redwood City
Guisti
Miss da Prata
Natchitoches Witnesses Longs Tactics In Race Politics
In Natchitoches parish voters oppose moves seen as administration meddling in the sixth district race to fill a vacancy. The piece recalls 1933 sheriff succession and administrative efforts to keep Long dominance, with residents resenting the influence on elections and nominations.
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Natchitoches
Natchitoches Parish
Sixth Congressional District
Sixth District
Louisiana
Long
Allen
Bolivar E. Kemp
J. W. Payne
Baton Rouge
Huey Long Accused of Outrunning Voters in Natchitoches and District Six
The account charges Senator Huey P. Long with rushing a sheriff election in Natchitoches while delaying a sixth district primary. It contrasts decisive timing in Natchitoches with six months delay in the district, alleging political favoritism and imminent defeat risk.
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Natchitoches
Huey FP. Long
Chief Switz and wife held in French espionage ring
Paris dispatch reports an American salesman Robert Switz and his wife alongside a Canadian couple among ten arrested for leading an espionage ring reaching into the French ministry of marine. Police found 19 000 francs and military documents in Switz’s room and 33 000 francs in Bercowitz’s pockets as arrests followed attempts to flee.
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Paris
Ministry of Marine
Robert Switz
East Orange
N. J
Switz
Marjorie Tilley
New York
Benjamin Bercowitz
Jassy
Romania
Frances
Bercowitz
Tax-Property Redemptions Rise as Delinquents Pay Up
Baton Rouge reports a sharp rise in property redemptions for unpaid state taxes in 1933. Miss Lucille May Grace notes delinquents restored through federal funds and loan programs, with 1,521 redemptions to date versus 952 in 1932 and 775 in 1931. Many farmers regain title after surrendering lands.
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Baton Rouge
Lucille May Grace
State Land Office
Miss Grace
Federal Land Bank and
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Land Office
Convict Shouse Captured After Paris Shootout
Indiana patrolmen ambushed escaped convict Edward Shouse in Paris Illinois as two female companions were taken into custody. Patrols expected his arrival and blocked the France hotel area, wounding officer Eugene Teague who was fatally shot.
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Paris
Ill
Eugene Teague
Indiana
Illinois
Edward Shouse
Michigan City
Ind
Shouse
Indiana Highway Police
Edgar County
France Hotel
Roosevelt Presses Fast Track on Liquor Tax Plan
President Roosevelt urges Congress to push the liquor tax during the first week of the January session. House Ways and Means Chairman Coughton and Senate Finance Chairman Harrison outline swift action plans at a White House conference. The administration also prepares the annual budget and stewardship report to accompany the messages to Congress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Coughton
North Carolina
House
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
Capitol Hill
Eighth District Protest Meeting Planned in Alexandria
In Alexandria on December 29 a district wide protest mass meeting is to condemn Huey P Long and demand resignations of several Louisiana officials. Anti Long leaders invite citizens from eight parishes to attend at Boston high school auditorium and hear invited speakers.
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Eighth Congressional District
Sixth Congressional District
Huey P. Long
Boston High School
Eighth District
Christmas Gift Paroles Issued By State Pardon Board
In New Orleans the state pardon board urged full pardon and citizenship restoration for three murder convicts Fol Sharp Livingston parish George Bolden Jr Jefferson parish and Fannie Austin Vernon parish and for manslaughter inmates Jeff Chandler Morehouse parish Clyde L Williams DeSoto parish and Wilson Sharp Tangipahoa parish. Atlanta note reports Alabama Governor Miller on his sick bed issued 298 long term paroles as a holiday gesture.
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New Orleans
State Pardon Board
Fol Sharp
Livingston Parish
George Bolden, Jr
Jefferson Parish
Fannie Austin
Vernon Parish
Jeff Chandler
Morehouse Parish
Clyde L. Williams
DeSoto Parish
Wilson Sharp
Tangipahoa Parish
Atlanta
Santa Claus
Miller
Alabama
Louisiana to Build Tickfaw River Bridge at Rome Ferry
The war department approved plans by the Louisiana highway commission to replace a cable ferry with a bridge across the Tickfaw River at Rome Ferry, Louisiana. Construction will create a fixed crossing connecting the area.
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Washington
War Department
Louisiana Highway Commission
Rome Ferry
Huey Long Breaks With Walmsley Over New Orleans Slate
Senator Huey P. Long severed his alliance with Mayor T. Semmes Walmsley over the city slate for January elections. Long warned he would not back Walmsley if he ran on the same ticket, while Walmsley faced opposition from Francis Williams and others in New Orleans and a mass meeting condemned Long’s conduct. Long remained in conference at his hotel headquarters, declining comment as he weighs future steps.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
Long
Louisiana Democratic Association
Walmsley
Francis Williams
Fifth Congressional District
Fournet Labels Hardy a Vicious Liar in Texas City Feud
La. Lieutenant Governor John B. Fournet of Jennings wires Shreveport Mayor George W. Hardy calling him a vicious, contemptible and malicious liar in reply to graft and misappropriation charges. Fournet denounces Hardy's resignation demand as premeditated false and dangerous to the state.
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Lake Charles
John B. Fournet
Jennings
George W. Hardy
Shreveport
Hardy
Fournet
Times- Picayune
Old Regular Caucus Seeks Resignations Over Corruption Ties
A(last) night Old Regular caucus voted 12 to something to allow a compromise over district attorney selection and demanded a fifth district mass meeting at Monroe. Resolutions called for resignations of Huey P Long John H Overton Governor O Ky Allen and three other state officials over corruption charges.
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Alexandria
Monroe
Ment
Long
John H. Overton
O. Ky Allen
Huey P. Long
United States
Louisiana
Hutchinson sees England viewing U.S. markets hopeful
Beverly Hills dispatch quotes Hutchinson, Fox Films executive in London, saying England has stocked up on U.S. securities at low prices and expects the United States to straighten out. He calls England wary but believes Americans will sober up and improve.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Hutchinson
Fox Film Company
London
Hutchin
England
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