New Deal Going Ahead Amid Roosevelts Dixie Visit
President Roosevelt declares the New Deal permanent on a three state southern trip. He praises municipal power plans like Tupelo and urges private utilities to cooperate for cheaper rates. He warns heavy industry critics and outlines a focus on extending employment and balancing the budget.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Southland
Theennessee Valley
Tennessee Valley
Union
Tupelo
Miss
Comanies
Firemen’s Mean Prank and Tau Beta Pi Honor
A downtown coffee shop cashier recalls prankish firemen at their central station who gifted a sardine filled fish bucket after a birthday. later they sent a proper gift of two goldfish. Alvah C Learned, Texas university architectural engineering student and Tau Beta Pi member, is praised by friend Noel Oliver. M F Leeds reports catching two mice at once with a cocoanut baited nickel trap in his Bay avenue room.
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Central Station
Alvah C. Learned
Texas University
Noel Oliver
Alvah
Noel
Marion
M. F. Leeds
Illinois Central Railroad
F. C. Harp
Bay Avenue
Lift Operators Threaten Strike in New York
Manhattan elevator men may walk out today unless substitutes fill in. James J. Bambrick, head of the Building Service Employes International union Local, says a city-wide strike of elevator operators and other building service workers is certain, renewing the November 1 walkout that affected garment district towers.
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New York
Manhattan
Building Service
James J. Bambrick
Building Service Employes’ International Union
Japanese Ambassador rejects British naval treaty compromise
Ambassador Tsuneo Matsudaira of Japan rejected the British proposal for a compromise in the proposed naval treaty. The exchange occurred today in London as talks continued on limiting naval forces.
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London
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Japan
Huey Long Plans 1936 Bid On Third-Party Run
Huey P. Long declares he will leave Louisiana for a long honeymoon and pursue a 1936 presidential bid on a third party ticket. He jokes about distance and a non political trip while signaling ongoing plans to build a model state and attract young voters and thinkers.
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Baton Rouge
United States
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Congress
Huey Long
Elec
West Coast Storm Fatalities Reach Eight Across California
A storm sweeping northern California caused eight deaths, five in San Francisco automobile crashes amid rain and slick roads and three drownings as a fishing boat sank in San Francisco Bay. The system hit the Pacific Northwest with heavy snow in the Sierra Nevada as eastern cities saw unseasonably high temperatures.
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Associated Press
California
United States
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Pacific Northwest
Sierra Nevada
Washington
Sault Ste. Marie
Philadelphia
Chattanooga
Tenn
Green Bay
Richmond
Knoxville
Atlanta
New
Father urges thorough probe in Doroth y Distelhurst kidnapping murder
A. E. Distelhurst Sr. says at least two people were involved in the abduction and killing of six year old Dorothy Ann Distelhurst. He plans to confer with Attorney General J. Carlton Loser as detectives pursue every lead. Funeral services were held for the child.
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Tenn
Dorothy Ann Distelhurst
A. E. Distelhurst
Associated Press Today
Dorothy Ann
Distelhurst
Department of Justice
Mr. Distelhurst
Fear For Victim In Waco Kidnapping Case
Fear for the victim's safety grew as a posse hunted two Hubbard men Joe Averett and Roy Cury believed to have abducted five people and fled in their cars after the murder of James Malcolm Stewart near Waco Texas. The abducted five were separated with four released unharmed. Stewart, a former Hollywood dramatic student, was found with two bullet wounds in his head.
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Waco
Texas
Joe Averett
Roy Cury
Hubbard
James Malcolm Stewart
Katy
Stewart
Hollywood Dramatic
Bodies Found on Madena Island Beach by Ship's Master
Two bodies lie on the sun burned Madena Island beach in the Galapagos after being found by Manuel Rodriguez and James Ellis of the Tuna clipper Santa Amaro. Identifications point to Arthur Wittmer and a woman, with Lt. Hancock aiding in confirming Wittmer and suggesting the woman may be his wife or possibly Alfred Lorenz. A passport, letters, and survivor accounts are noted as clues.
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Los Angeles
Madena Island
Galapagos Group
Arthur Wittmer
Charles Island
Manuel Rodriguez
Santa Amaro
James Ellis
G. Allan Hancock
Rodriguez
Mackay Radio Station
Wittmer
Alfred Rudolph Lorenz
Paris
France
Lorenz
Former Senator Edwin Broussard Dies in New Iberia
Former U S Senator Edwin S Broussard of Louisiana dies at 59 in New Iberia after illness and a heart attack. Born December 4 1874 he served 1920 26 and fought Overton Huey Long era politics. Survived by wife Marie Patout and five sons.
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United States
Edwin S. Broussard
Louisiana
John H. Overton
Alexandria
Huey P. Long
Broussard
New Iberia Parish
Taft Commission
Philippine Islands
Manila
Tulane University
Overton
Senate
Senate Committee
Long
Marie Patout
Felix P. Broussard
New Orleans
Edwin S. Broussard, Jr
J. Dorville Broussard
George Broussard
Eugene Brous
Winners Of Jinky Contest Awarded Monday
The Jinky contest announced sixth week winners who received cash prizes and various merchandise. Forty dollars in warm cash is given weekly with additional prizes from local firms. Monroe residents were urged to enter by presenting Jinky receipts on Wednesday and to collect free Jinkys from listed sponsors.
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Monroe
Iron Mountain Bakery, Inc
Griffin Studio
Johnnie S. Elbert
Central Savings Bank and Trust Co
West Monroe
Fanatic about kids abducts four year old in Tennessee case
A dark haired woman described as a fanatic about kids is jailed in Chattanooga charged with kidnapping the four year old Jackie Gibbons from Lexington. Jackie was found with Bernice Lou Givens, 18, who registered in Chattanooga. Investigators from Lexington and federal agents aided. the girl reportedly had no ransom demand and planned to return Jackie to his parents.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Jackie Gibbons
Lexington
Jackie
Bernice Lou Givens
John L. Gibbons
Lawrence Harvey
the Bay
H. H. Sully
Harvey
G. P. Maupin
Claude Embry
Department of Justice
East Tennessee
Embry
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Maupin
Argentina Ramps Border Forces in Chaco Dispute
Argentina triples its armed forces on the Chaco frontier after reports of Paraguayan and Bolivian troops near the border. General Andres Sabalain travels to Las Lomitas to oversee 5,000 troops, with reinforcements including an airplane squadron. Argentina orders internment of foreign soldiers and warns Bolivia and Paraguay of neutrality while Bolivian forces retreat from Fort Ballivian after Paraguayan capture.
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Argentina
Chaco
Andres Sabalain
Las Lomitas
Formosas
la Paz
Asuncion
Bolivia
Paraguay
Fort Ballivian
Dwelling Destroyed After Second Fire At 3603 Dick Taylor Street
Fire officials report a vacant house at 3603 Dick Taylor Street was saved from an early Sunday blaze but burned again late Sunday night. Firemen could not save the completely destroyed dwelling. The owner remained unidentified at noon Monday. prior occupants included J. H. Beebe and family.
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Dick Taylor Street
J. H. Beebe
Red Cross OUachita Par Donation Totals Reported
The American Red Cross Ouachita Parish reports total contributions of 6500 dollars with 5500 dollars listed separately. The fundraiser status and allocation details are not specified in the available text.
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American Red Cross Ouachita Par
Red Cross Roll Call Gauge Keeps Rising in Campaign
The Red Cross roll call thermometer hits 3100 dollars at noon Monday as the fifth annual campaign progresses. Missouri Pacific downtown offices and bus station report full enrollment, while shop figures are expected to show strong participation. Dr. Frank Kreager lauds the Red Cross as social insurance, noting its readiness to aid communities in disasters and its reliance on small contributions from many donors.
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Red Cross
Missouri Pacific
Graham Waring
Frank O. Kreager
Louisiana
Armenian immigrant confesses to axe slaying of Denver woman
Abraham L. Kloian, a 58 year old Armenian immigrant, confessed in jail to murdering Mrs. Lillian Sarkisian, 51, in her Capitol Hill home. He also wounded her husband, Dr. Toros Sarkisian, after working for them for five years. He claimed the Sarkisians tormented him and overworked him as a housekeeper.
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Denver
Colo
Lillian Sarkisian
Denver Society
Abraham L. Kloian
Sarkisian
Capitol Hill
Toros Sarkisian
A. T. Clark
Kloian
Detroit
Sarkisians
Clark
Kloran
Two Clifton Forge killings linked to three suspects
In Clifton Forge and Roanoke Virginia authorities report the discovery of two slain Hill girls, ages 13 and 9, with fractured skulls. Phillip Jones, 25, confessed to the killings and implicated Chester Smith Jr. while Smith denied involvement. The bodies were found near Jones’s home and weapons and bloodstains were recovered.
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Roanoke
Commonwealth
M. J. Putnam
Phillip Jones
Alice Hill
Ellen
Clifton Forge
Putnam
Jones
Here
Alice B. Hill
Ellen Hill
Philip Jones
Chester Smith, Jr
Smith
Louis A. Houff
E. R. Hill
Beer Parlor Operator Held in Orleans Slaying
The New Orleans police arrested John Blair, 38, a beer parlor operator and former prize fighter, for the shooting death of Albert Baldwin, 23, an ERA worker, outside a dance hall. Blair allegedly fired as Baldwin exited the venue. Blair denies the shooting.
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New Orleans
John Blair
Albert Baldwin
ERA
Baldwin
Klair
Rogers Has His Say on 4 H Club and Statesmanship
In Santa Monica California on November 13 a columnist reflects on 4 H clubs seen at the Los Angeles livestock show. He praises the hard work of farmer boys who care for calves pigs and sheep and notes the need for broader training in statesmanship alongside business education.
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Los Angeles
Statesman
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