Douglas Outlines Aid for Business and Response Differs
Secret meeting in Washington of ten senators including Lewis Douglas outlined a business recovery program. Douglas, ex-budget director and current American Cyanamid officer, has long opposed New Deal spending. The group discussed tax revision, budget balancing, and foreign trade expansion as essential to restore industry confidence.
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Washington
Lewis Douglas
Douglas
American Cyanimid Company
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Byrd
Virginia
Glass
King
Utah
George
Georgia
Smith
South Carolina
Bailey
North Carolina
van* Nuys
Indiana
Copegrand
New York
Townsend
Delaaware
Vandenberg
Michigan
Capitol Hill
Housing Administration
House Ways and Means
Senate Sets Time Limits on Farm Bill Debate
The Senate agreed to restrict debate on the farm bill after Senator William H. King denounced it as empowering the secretary of agriculture. Majority Leader Barkley secured the rule limiting speeches to 30 minutes for the bill and 15 minutes per amendment, with two and a half hours for Senator Frazier. Sessions will begin at noon, and the measure is the first objective of Roosevelt’s program for the special session.
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Washington
Senate
William H. King
Utah
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Barkley
Roosevelt
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
Frazier
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Josh Lee
Oklahoma
Suit Club Plan Barred In State
The state department of agriculture and markets forbids operation of suit clubs in the state beginning next month. Hearings found merchants run clubs to promote sales with $25 outfits for 25 weekly payments of $1. Members risk paying for a suit and may receive one valued below $25, depending on chance.
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State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Seoniin
Monte
Department
Werkov Dr
Tess
Insurgents Renew Aerial Attacks On Three Spain Towns
Madrid reports renewed insurgent air raids on Tarancon Santa Cruz de la Zarza and Fuenteduna de Tajo. Government fronts endure heavy shelling with 20 government ships and 3 squadrons involved. Coasts Pec Harroz and Penicarlo bombed, while enemy craft suffer losses as reports vary.
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Madrid
Tarancon
Santa Cruz de la Zarza
Fuenteduena de Tajo
Santa Cruz
da Zarsa
Aragan
Iemin Trond
Magna
Huesca
Almusevar
Wtr
Ain
Medierranesan
Pecharroz
Penicarlo
ENGLISH CRAFT FIRED ON NEAR SHANGHAI WATERS
British steamer Liushan was reported riddled by machine gun fire while on a mercy mission to Tsungming island near Shanghai. A Chinese chief officer was killed, a sailor and several passengers wounded. Captain N McMillan steered to safety after 200 shots. Nine French Canadian nuns on the island, three months marooned, were the target of rescue efforts.
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James A. Mills
Shanghai
Liushan
Tsungming Island
N. McMillan
Adrien Sansoucy
E. B. Boothby
Boothby
Yangtz
China Sea
Iwane Matsui
United States Marine
Matsui
International Settlement Police
Japan
Jes Ai
Labor leaders fail to reach peace on union reunification
Washington GM negotiations end without agreement between John L Lewis and William Green after two days of talks. They report Dec 21 to the peace committee of AFL leaders and 70 CIO delegates. Observers say the chances for peace fade as negotiators unresolved major issues.
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Washington
Organized Labor
John L. Levis
William Green
Agin
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
Outstanding Cases Up for Decision in U S High Tribunal
The Supreme Court meets to decide on cases including government bond interest payments and public utilities. Listed matters involve Taft estate, Ransom estate, and Roosevelt era issues. The court prepares for Monday actions ahead of maturities, with filings from California railroad commission and federal litigation questions.
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High Tribunal
Washington
Supreme Court
Totus
Robert A Taft
Cincinnati
James J
Ransom
Des’. Manes
Artur
Ieene
Dim Arden Ty
Calfornia Railroad Commission
Persie Gas
Eleceine
Ans
Department of Peuce Mh
Eauthern New York Faders
Oftantiirest Diesolution
Finai Company
Federa
Evden
Young Republicans Build Organization
President Roosevelt plans immediate return to Washington for dental treatment after abscessed tooth surgery. The Polo Potomac voyage, Georgia stopovers, and revised southern schedule are noted as not linked to China or Congress disputes. Wisconsin Young Republicans elects Charles Stanks Jr as chairman with Mrs. William Nelson secretary. convention features Dr. Ganfield and J. O. Carson HH among speakers.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Washington
Waukesha
Wis
Charles Stanks Jr
Huricon
Yeung Republicans
Wisconsin
William Nelson
Kenosha
Stile
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Carroll Colleges
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Hoard's
Dairmin
J. O. Carson HH
United Brotherhood of Care Centers and Joiners of America
Whitney H. Eastman
Milwaukee
Ganfield
Ma. Glover
Garren
Eastman
Laurence Vi Donovan
Mi Fitee
Erstal
Abe
Otter
Watinonm
Tomiata
Typhoon Heads for Manila Threatening City
Unclear weather reports indicate a typhoon moving toward Manila with observers noting northward position and potential destruction. Sparse readable details reference winds, pressure, and anticipated impact on coastal areas and infrastructure.
Weather Summary for Northwestern Area Tonight
The forecast shows fair to moderate conditions tonight with possible cold in the north. Cloudy periods extend to tomorrow with low temperatures around 20 and light precipitation unlikely.
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Benanmag
Williston
Miidiv
Tirineau
Wittman Wins Amid Barred Rivals After Fatal Miami Air Show
The Miami air show enters its second day as two top pilots Rudy Kling and Frank Haines die in separate crashes. S. J. Wittman, the sole survivor among the three ace racers, faces possible disqualification. stock model aircraft will fly for the prize money. Wittman posted an average speed of 243.84 mph, far ahead of the 159.93 mph stock class. A nonstop flight from San Diego to Miami completes the day’s events with Richard Accbolt piloting a flying boat to Pan American airport.
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Associated Press
Mtoni
Mia
Miami
Rudy Kling
Lemont
Frank Haines
Detroit
S.J. Wittino
Oshkosh
Wis
Wittman
Kling
Haines
No. L
Cleveland
Kiing
Fla
Richard Accbolt
Pan-American Air
San Diego
Calif
Judges to Take Posts Monday In Winnebago Circuit
A bar gathering in the circuit courtroom will attend the formal oath of Henry P. Hughes to the circuit bench and S. W. Luchsinger to municipal court. Both take office Monday at 10 a.m., in Madison announced Friday.
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Winnebago
Calumet
Cowhouse
Henry P. Hughes
S. Wl. Luchsinger
Hughes
Bar Association
Third Judicial Circuit
DR. Allen
Winnebago County Bar Association
Madison
Ste .Thurs Hughes
la Follette T
Junge Hughes
Awige Fred Deulinger
Luchsinger
Boarders
Three Appointed to Interstate Aid Body
Three individuals named Maddison, Hite Mie, and Lan Folletti were appointed today by Secretary of State to serve on the interstate aid body. The lineup includes committee chair Tasmas FE and others, with ongoing duties and collaboration with highway officials.
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Gaye Perner
Lan Folletti
Leon
Dare Diramann
Tasmas FE
Wiavin
Leosen
Werbert Th. Mount
Black Legion Head Effinger Fights Extradition
Effinger, a Black Legion head, fought extradition after arrest on similar charges. Judge granted a habeas petition. extradition proceedings will test a new standard about out of town witnesses. Clarence Miller, a sheriff, said the hearing would call out of town witnesses.
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Effinger
Clarence
Miller
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