Minister Dierlamm Appeals After Conviction Sentence
Rev George H Dierlamm a West Monroe Congregationalist minister was convicted of carnal knowledge. Judge R R Reeves sentenced him to 14 to 42 months in the Louisiana state penitentiary at hard labor, noting his World War I service influenced the reduced terms. Dierlamm appealed the ruling.
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George H. Dierlamm
West Monroe
R. R. Reeves
Louisiana State Penitentiary
Reeves
Rev. Dierlamm
Louisiana
Tiedarin
Industrialist Howard E Coffin Found Dead in Georgia Home
Howard E Coffin a textile operator and former automobile magnate was found dead of a bullet wound at his Sea Island Georgia residence. J D Compton general manager of the Sea Island company discovered the body while visiting to discuss a proposed deer hunt. The image shows Coffin dating from last July.
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Howard E. Coffin
Sea Island
J. D. Compton
Sea Island Company
Corporate tax overhaul aims at hardship cases and larger incomes
A house tax subcommittee tentatively approved a complete revision of the corporate tax system. The plan would repeal the undistributed profits levy for corporations earning up to 25 000 dollars and tax higher income firms on a graduated scale. It targets relief for hardship cases needing funds for debt payment expansion and capital repair.
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Washington
Vinson
Kentucky
Pph
Almance
Dew
Commutations and Full Pardon Granted
A government action grants six full pardons and commutations, relieving eligible individuals from penalties or sentences. Officials announce the reductions and outline the scope of the clemency measures.
Newark man faces smuggling charge in Honduras case
George Catino 38 of Bloomfield is jailed on a federal indictment for smuggling arms into Honduras. A brother seeks 10000 bail and alert to removal to Mobile Alabama where the secret indictment was returned. Willard Campbell 37 of Miami was also indicted and held on 10000 bail awaiting removal hearings in Miami.
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Newark
N. J
Republic of Honduras
George Catino
Bloomfield
Mobile
Ala
Willard Campbell
Miami
Fla
Campbell
Mississippi
United States
Francis H. Inge
Catino
New Orleans
Quezon Undergoes Emergency Appendix Operation
President Manuel Quezon was diagnosed with appendicitis and underwent an emergency operation in Manila. Doctors reported his condition as good and progressing after the procedure.
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Manila
Manuel Quezon
Vandenberg Proposes 10 Point Pro-Business Opposition
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan outlines a ten point plan to limit government and grant business latitude to spur prosperity. He urges balanced budgets, reduced political attacks on industry, and policy moves toward restoring equitable economic fundamentals.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Michigan
Washington Star
Strange double death in Richmond shocks London family of physicians
In London Richmond a 49 year old Dr Naomi Dancy was found shot dead and her 43 year old brother Maurice Tribe dead with razor wounds. A maid discovered both in a dying state after Naomi returned from a lecture and found her brother injured, amid conflicting accounts of the tragedy.
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London
Scotland Yard
Richmond
Sylvan
The
Thames
Naomi Dancy
Maurice Tribe
Tribe
Ethel Barrymore Returns to Stage in Yankee Doodle Ghost
Ethel Barrymore returns to Broadway at the Guild theater in Sidney Howard's new play The Ghost of Yankee Doodle with Dudley Digges, praised for an all around strong cast and John Cromwell's direction.
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New York
Ethel Barrymore
Guild Theater
Sidney Howard
Miss Barrymore
Dudley Digges
Theater Guild
John Cromwell
Bridegroom to Be Beset by Police and Touts Before Wedding
John Montgomery, reporter for the Memphis Commercial Appeal, faced a chaotic scene on his wedding eve in Chattanooga. Police, undertakers, and locals swarmed the Read House after a desertion charge and a telegram to the Chattanooga Times. A CIO organizer and rumor of smallpox prompted cautions as Montgomery planned to wed Anita Carol Van Dyke.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
John Montgomery
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Anita Carol van Dyke
Memphis
Chattanooga Times
Read House
Montgomery
Hitler Eyes Believed On Russian Lands
DeWitt MacKenzie reports in New York that Hitler's Augsburg speech signals renewed territorial aims against the Soviet Union. He demands the recovery of World War I losses and proclaims a future German empire as crowds applaud. Continued on ninth page.
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DeWitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
New York
Hitler
Augsberg
Stalin
Moscow
der Fuehrer
Olympus
Ukraine
England
Lord Halifax
Britain
Staff Starts for Hankow by Long Yangtze Trip
United States Ambassador Nelson T. Johnson and aides began a Yangtze River voyage from Nanking to Hankow aboard the gunboat Laizon to establish a temporary embassy as Chinese capital shifts amid Japanese advances. Chinese finance minister H H Kung said China is financially prepared for a prolonged war.
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Yangtze River
Shanghai
United States
Nelson T. Johnson
Nanking
Hankow
Hopeh
Fies
Yangtze
Johnson
George Atcheson, Jr
J. Hall Paxton
Frank Roberts
James Mctugh
Wusih
Chowkiakow
Henan
H. H. Kung
China
Brussels
Moscow
Tass
Japan
Baron Sadad Araki
High Advisory Council
Artaki
Wallace unveils six point farm plan for stability
In Wichita Kansas on November 23 1934 Secretary Wallace urged farmers to adopt a six point program to stabilize agriculture and reclaim its place in the economy. He linked farm relief to fair treatment and warned that policies favoring cheap food and labor would only lead to disaster. The plan mirrors a state agriculture committee proposal and includes wheat planning acreage goals crop insurance reserve storage and price adjustment steps.
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Washington
Senate
Equality For Agriculture
Wallace
Oe State Agriculture Committee
Van Devanter Defends Title After Supreme Court Ride
Justice van Devanter says he remains justice though retired last May. At a New Utrecht church anniversary event he notes he still performs circuit court duties and has no plan to resign. He declines a return to the Supreme Court while stressing only nine can sit on the bench.
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New York
Wills van Devanter
Supreme Court
Reformed Church of
New Utrecht
van Devanier
van Devanter
Halifax reports to King George on visit with Hitler
Nov 23 Halifax told King George at Buckingham about talks with Adolf Hitler in Berchtesgaden. London press debated outcomes as Halifax had briefed Chamberlain and Eden and history suggested possible shift from Europe-wide settlement to a trade deal between Britain and Germany.
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Washington, Navy
House
Rules Committee
Bankhead
O'Connor
New York
London
Viscount Halifax
King George
Buckingham
Hitler
Germany
Neville Chambérlains
Anthony Eden
Welt
Hylers
Halifax
Britain
Girl Held In Child's Death In Philadelphia
Judge McDevitt ordered Macy K to determine if she remains in custody of Philadelphia detectives in connection with the death of Nancy Glenn last Labor Day. The 18 year old physical education student faced a habeas corpus petition and a hearing was set for later today. Mayor Wilson remanded the case to detectives after a statement by Detective Captain John Murphy alleging Miss Connor struck the girl during an incident of teasing.
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Philadelphia
Harry S. McDevitt
Macy K
Cunder
Philatelginta
Peri
Lester
S. Deva Wilson
John Murphy
Childs
Miss Connor
Miss O' Connor
Dothan Eagle manager William Batchelor dies at 60
DOTHAN Ala Nov 23 Funeral services were held today for William Batchelor age 60 longtime business manager of the Dothan Eagle He died at a hospital yesterday Batchelor authored the editorial page Batchelor's Buttons born in Lawrenceville Henry County He is survived by a brother and sister in Dothan
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Dothan
Ala
William ©. Batchelor
Dothan Eagle
Batchelors
Lawrenceville
Henry County
Newton Case Likely to Go to Jury Today
In Newton Missouri the defense for Rev. Turner urged the circuit court to acquit the minister claiming he is a lifelong man of God unable to have murdered Mrs Dernine Kelly. Prosecutors Thomas Proctor and Walter Suitwell argued for second degree murder charges as the Missouri case moves toward the jury verdict.
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Newton
Pittsfield
ER. Newton
Cireurt
Newitt
Martin Turner
Miinister
Dernine Kelly
Pars. Mo
Degerthing
Weeton
Turner
Saariach
Ssavers
Thomag Ve Proctor
Monroe County
Walter Suitwell
Marcon
Missouri
Meeriff H. Donneston
Ten Thousand Dollar Losses In Two Louisiana Fires
Fires in Morgan City and Leake, Louisiana caused about 10 000 in damage. The Morgan City opera house now a moving picture show burned with 30 patrons inside. no injuries were reported. A kerosene stove accident contributed to another blaze at the Swift and Company plant in Leake, damaging a freezing room. Cold wind and insulation aided the flames as firemen fought the blazes overnight.
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New Orleans
South
Lami Sane
Morgan City
Opera House
Swift and Company Ae
Leake Charles
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