Retirement expected for Justice Sutherland on January 18
Justice George Sutherland announced to President Roosevelt his planned retirement from active service on the U S Supreme Court effective January 18 1938. He cited age over 75 and long tenure as the basis for his retirement while denying public comment.
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George Sutherland
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Nore
Supreme Court of the United States
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Sutherland
Willis van Devanter
van Devan
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Black
Ku Klux Klan
Roosevelt plans expanded navy building program in message
Washington reports the president will soon send a special message to Congress proposing a new navy construction program supplementing the 18 ships in the regular budget. White House officials indicate a broader plan is under consideration with key leaders from the House and Navy committees involved in discussions.
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Roosevelt Studies Planned Industrial Production System
A large Oshkosh audience heard officials discuss state and county aid for a new Wisconsin Avenue bridge. City leaders argued the old structure must be replaced, citing eight reasons including interference with police and fire services and major transport needs for workers.
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Wisconsin Avenue
Wisconsin Highway Commission
William O'Brien
Highway Commission
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C. A. Wiechering
Harry E. Mercer
Father and son die in Richland Center farm fire near Viola
Vernon County Wisconsin reports a fatal blaze at a Viola area farm killing Jay Grimm 50 and his son Keith 12 as they slept. Earl Grimm survived and said a neon light and flames overwhelmed the house. The mother was hospitalized with burns. the cause remains undetermined.
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Earl
Grimm Sds
Earl Grimm
Weather Report Fragment From Milwaukee Area
Fragmentary weather notes from a Wisconsin page dated January 3 provide scattering measurements for morning and afternoon temperatures. Names and many terms are garbled, leaving only hints of location Milwaukee and a general time sequence without clear readings.
Hill Hill Hill Wins Alabama Senate Seat in 1930 Primary
In Birmingham Alabama Rep. Lister Hill defeated rival Cotton Tom Heflin in a three way primary to fill the former Justice Hugo L Black seat. Hill, 43, Montgomery congressman, will serve the remainder of Black’s term ending January 1939 as Heflin, beset by illness, was unaware of the election outcome. Unofficial returns from 1598 of state tallies show Heflin Williams and Hill leading. Governor Graves had appointed Dixie Graves to succeed Black pending official results.
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Roosevelt
Senate
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Cotton Tom” Seflin
House of Representatives
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Hill
Lafayette
Tol Hill
Heflin
Charles W. Williams
Black
Williams
Supreme Court
Graves
Dixie
Burglars Steal $200 at Ferrimore Office
Burglars escaped with about $209 in cash after opening two safes at the Fenimore Farmers Warehouse. The incident occurred in Vennimore Wisconsin with details continuing on page 2.
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Jane
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Jap Fishing Situation May Be No Situation
Reported debate over Japanese fishing near Los Angeles harbor amid wartime fears. Observers note Japanese fleets have fished off the West Coast since World War II but current figures suggest a potential shift in policy driven by ecological and legal concerns. Local cannery interests and river systems are cited as factors in ongoing tensions among boats, authorities, and fishermen.
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Alena
Japs Demand Virtual Control of Shanghai Settlement
Shanghai authorities referred Japan’s demand for virtual control of the international settlement to the United States and Britain for reaction. Japan seized all radio stations and placed censors to control news, signaling a potential clash with foreign interests. The move followed attacks on Japanese and pro-Japanese Chinese in the settlement and French concession, and authorities planned no reply until Washington and London respond.
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Dward W. Beattie
United Press
Shanghai
International
Internaonal
Insurgent Forces Hit Teul Front Amid Heavy Snow
Franco's men push forward through deep snow to seize key positions near Teruel as rains aid their drive on the 12 mile front. Heavy artillery roars while government planes suffer losses and crews improvise footwear to move amid the cold.
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Salamanca
Madrid
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Per- Tironst Vathin
Budget in Brief From Washinct Praside and State Totals
Budget figures show a total debt end of year around 690000 and a netted suggested amount near 0. The document cites specific codes and figures such as 84264 and 9070 while noting receipts and expenditures for June. Names and clear entities are obscured, but the entry records a budget brief with totals and descriptors.
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Ritete
Budget proposal details a high rate and varied figures
The document references a large budget figure per minute and daily totals in a garbled报价. It mentions President Roosevelt, Congress, and various implied expenditures such as yearly and monthly allocations, with specific but unclear sums and names amid the OCR noise.
Youth Confesses Killing Widow in Philadelphia Case
Federal agents announced Wendell Bowls, sought since December, confessed to fatally shooting Mrs. Wilma Carpenter, 38, in a Philadelphia suburb. Bowels was arraigned before U S Commissioner Hay Karehdorfer as details emerged of the violent crime and the attempted robbery amid the investigation led by the FBI.
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Wendell Forrest
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Forger Worked Here April Milwaukee Man Arrested on Forgery Charges
Milwaukee area authorities report Edward Leo Davis, 38, arrested on forgery charges after admitting theft of about 1,000 from an Oshkosh bank and smaller sums elsewhere. He lived with his wife on a farm near Wautoma under an alias Edward Vance. Davis, sought in 40 states, faces removal to Albuquerque where he is wanted for two worthless at National Trust and Bank. Authorities say he used small town lawyers and conspired with a former convict, with a nationwide sweep spanning Georgia to California.
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New Mexico City
Department of Justice
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Racine
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National Trust
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Widow of former Wisconsin governor Mrs Blaine dies
Anna C Blaine widow of John W Blaine former U S senator and governor of Wisconsin died at her home after a pneumonia illness. She was 62. Her husband died April 16, 1934. Mrs Blaine had long been active in Progressive party circles in the state.
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Wis
Anna C. Blaine
John W Blane
U.S. Enewor
Woscomen
Blaine
Minnday
Danedea
Harman
Progrerigse Party
President Roosevelt presents budget with planned deficits
President Roosevelt sent Congress a budget message forecasting a net deficit of 1.088 billion dollars for the current year and 949.6 million for the next 12 months, with a high public debt of 38.5282 billion by June 30, 1939. He proposed a 539 million cut in outlays dependent on improved business conditions and defense needs, while warning of possible further relief and armaments spending due to world conditions.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
Farn Bill Change Meets Opposition From Dairy Blogs
Members discuss a proposed amendment to protect men o and cave guards from crime protests. Lawmakers consider altering land use rules affecting corn tobacco and dairy farming to limit flood damage, amid opposition from dairy groups and concerns over wall of controversy.
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Pines
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Borleau
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