Knoxville Fire Victims Burial Set For Sunday
A Knoxville mountain cabin fire killed Arthur Swope 45 his son Doyle 20 and daughters Vaughnella 21 and Mary 13. Charles Swope 10 survived and will narrate funeral plans while authorities call it accidental death. Bodies to be buried at Knoxville church service Sunday.
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Citizenship Ruling Is Made by OConor
A January 24 AP report notes a citizenship ruling issued by Judge OConor. Details are limited in the fragment, with unclear context about the ruling’s subject or parties involved. The brief indicates an official decision affecting residency or citizenship status.
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Relief financing plan proposed in Maryland session
Theodore Jican, a member of the state Senate, urged a five per cent income tax to fund relief. He said he would introduce the bill at the legislature’s March special session, arguing an income tax is the fairest and most equitable form of taxation.
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County Highways Reopened as Cold Weather Eases
Temperature steadies at one above freezing as a major cold spell ends. State restores access by reopening almost all county highways, with practical daily routes now passable. Authorities urge caution for lingering ice and water on main roads.
Weather holds back more snow and cold in county
The noon forecast warns of more snow for Saturday with cloudy skies and a slow rise in temperature. A two day cold spell has caused deaths and distress, with several exposure cases and frozen facilities. Roads and railways were drifted shut, one rail drift opened briefly, and one way traffic persisted on key routes as crews used rotary and straight blade plows to clear routes.
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Farm bill sections shift as plan nears House vote
The farm bill faces major changes with new sections on soil conservation and farm programs under review by the Senate Agriculture Committee. Leaders flag limits and rewrites as they weigh a large bonus provision and potential redrafts to align with White House aims.
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Fragmentary Concert Program Names James H Rogers
A Sunday program lists performers including James H Rogers LaRug Thomas and Garth SUZ with selections such as God of AM Nas recessional Marche Triomphale and I Heard a Sound of Voices. Storer Haig Haig.
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Roosevelt vetoes new bonus bill prompts swift override
President Roosevelt vetoed the House bonus bill in a handwritten message claiming issues with pre payment. The House immediately overrode 324 to 61 and senators planned to act next week. He cited objections similar to those on the Patman bill. The White House also eyed farm relief plans and denied silver revaluation talks. A Capitol group discussed a farm relief bill, with details withheld.
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New Deal Farm Plan Faces Supreme Court Clash
Washington January 24 outline of a proposed farm plan linked to soil conservation and payment schemes. Advocates argue for regional and national acreage shifts with compensation per acre, while critics warn it conflicts with court opinions and the AAA framework. Experts note long study and potential shifts in farm management.
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Market Nervousness Over Inflation Shifts Wall Street
Market nerves rose on inflation fears as Wall Street faced volatility after an initial bargain run. Grains eased while foreign exchange opened firm with sterling near a multi month high amid rumors of gold or silver policy shifts, later retreating.
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Million Passes bier of late king before funeral
London reports the King Edward VIII and royal family watching in Westminster Palace as mourners begin the national pilgrimage to Westminster Hall. By dawn, a million subjects are expected to pass the bier of George VI, with the crown and royal symbols atop the coffin and city crowds gathering through the night.
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Man Freed From Jail After Overeating Custody Feat
In Muskogee Oklahoma on January 24 AP angry Coulter escaped jail by consuming excess food in 20 days. County attorney A Camp Bonds said one account showed high costs for feeding him leading to release men fined $50 and jailed 30 days for using profane language and other incidents.
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$50,000 Gas Rate Cut In Montgomery
Baltimore outlet reports a $50,000 gas rate reduction in Montgomery. The Associated Press details the public service action amid a broader review of utility pricing and impact on residents.
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Man Held For Killing Petitions For Hearing
Princess Anns Md Jan 24 AP A hearing will be held in Somerset county court to secure the release of W Powell a 4 year old World War I veteran from the county jail Powell is awaiting grand jury action on a charge that he dive with a chisel
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West Maryland faces deep freeze and snow closures
A severe cold wave brought record lows across Western Maryland with nine deaths reported. Rural schools in Washington County closed. roads remained treacherous though some were opened by snowplows. Ice clogged Chesapeake shipping, the Roosevelt Line ship Algie in distress near North Point, and several Baltimore-area ships overdue. Weather readings included Altamont 12 below, Oakland 14 below, Salisbury 9, and Baltimore 2 below zero.
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Wrist Fracture News From Middletown
Middletown resident Mary Hotelex fractured a bone after slipping and falling at home on Thursday. She received medical attention and is likely to recover.
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Weather fragment reports January precipitation and temps
Fragmentary weather note records 5.09 inches of precipitation in 24 hours and January normal 3.20 inches with actual 3.81 inches for 1935. It lists temperatures including last night and year-ago lows, plus future forecasts and moon times.
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