Roosevelt Drops In On Family of Cabinet Aides
President Roosevelt makes a two hour tour of Washington visiting three bedridden cabinet members. He stops at the Navy hospital to see Ickes and at Walter Reed to check on Derm and Swanson, then returns to the White House after brief greetings.
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Navy Hospital
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Swenser
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Demos
Roser
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Taughlcg
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Roosevelt
Marcia H. McIntyre
Swanson
Swansen
Walter Reed Hospital
Derm
Den
Lef
White House
Wireless armed heist targets Unity Trust and Soviet Bank
A wireless equipped robber gang raided the Unity Trust and Soviet Bank after overpowering guards. They smashed through safe deposit boxes, making off with several thousand dollars in jewelry and cash. Bank officials say losses could exceed fifty thousand. Local road block disrupted traffic as police pursue suspects.
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Chicago
Unity Trust and Soviet Bank
Bus
Pan American conference delegates vote on debt postponement
Delegates at the 1934 Pan American conference in Lima Peru vote to hold debt postponement discussions as the main item for the commercial Congress. Chile and Peru discuss site options and timing with a four month to one year delay debated. final date not set.
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Chile
Lima
Peru
Santiago
Welles Returns to Washington as Assistant Secretary
Sumner Welles arrived in Miami to cheers from hundreds, mostly Cuban exiles, and prepared to resume his former post as Assistant Secretary of State in Washington. He will be succeeded at the Havana post by Jefferson Caffery of the State Department.
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Snem
Sumner Welles
Cuba
United States
Washington
Welles
Hasa
Jefferson Caffery
State Department
Farmers Back Farm Program
Chicago December 13 The Farm Bureau Federation voted near unanimous support for President Roosevelt agricultural policy urging broader scope and strict enforcement. The 14th annual convention approved 27 resolutions on issues from liver monetization to TB eradication and farm bankruptcy concerns.
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Chicago
Farm Bureau Federation
Whay
Roosevel Agricultural Pollews
Federation
Farm Bureau
Cheyenne Salted as Capital and Mexican President Mention
The text notes Cheyenne as capital of Wyoming and Carranza as a former Mexican president. It also mentions a beaver image and currency values. It references discussions and resolutions with delegates pushing wording changes to avoid being seen as an administration emtism.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Carranza
Mexico
State Anticipates Crawford Case Alibi
Leesburg Va December 13 The state began to piece together loss of evidence in the Crawford murder case. Witnesses including a female noted as Esend and Berda De Nea testified as the defense seeks to establish an alibi for Crawford. Investigators pursued a note Crawford sent to De Nea at her home.
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Leesburg
George Cres
Megro
Agnes Boeing Usier
Middeburg
Tesing
Crawford
Berda de Nea
Slaying Reported in Middleburg Case Linked to Crawford
A fragmentary note found in Middleburg mentions Neal and a Crawford linked slaying. A Boston connection emerges as the note warns not to inform authorities. Commonwealth Attorney John Galleher announced a box with two letters from Crawford, adding to the unclear chain of custody in this 1933 case.
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Middleburg
Mrrs
Contested Identity At Local Court Sparks Tension
An unstable fragment describes a confrontation involving a Houston man, a Washington resident, and a former sweetheart during a courtroom moment. The case references a material witness and a tense scene as she is asked to identify bun amid ongoing proceedings.
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Houston
Washington
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