Democrats at Capital for Jackson Day campaign kickoff
Democrats from coast to coast gathered in Washington for President Roosevelt's reelection launch at the Jackson Day dinner. Alfred E. Smith and John W. Davis are absent. Farley faces party lines over campaign fund methods while a second Young Democrats dinner runs parallel. Roosevelt to speak tonight, referenced by supporters as a combative address.
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Associated Press
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Japs Decline to Exchange Naval Information
Associated Press report from London notes Japanese objections to British French and Italian fleet information exchange proposals at an international naval conference. Tokyo officials say they prioritize tonnage limits and shipbuilding talks and will seek discussion later. Americans favor information exchange as a path to continued fleet restraints after next year. Proposals remain secret.
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Lloyd Lehrbas
Associated Press
London
Washington
Three Men Quizzed in Missing Tourist Case Southwest
San Francisco reporters note three suspects Lawrence Chanter 28 Clarence Chanter and Dewey Goode were arrested and questioned over the southwest missing tourists case. The four travelers By and Mrs George Lorius East St Louis Illinois Mr and Mrs Albert Heberer Duduoin Illinois vanished in New Mexico desert last May. Their car was found in Call Tex and authorities suspect they were murdered.
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Lawrence Chanter
Clarence
Dewey Goode
George Lorius
East St. Louis
Albert Heberer
Duduoin
New Mexico
Call Tex
Democrats Gather for Nineteenth District Dinner
Democrats from Winnebago and Calumet counties will meet at the American Legion clubhouse Oshkosh tonight to honor Andrew Jackson. About 150 leaders are expected, with Ray C. Dempsey the featured speaker and President Roosevelt to address by radio from Washington starting around 9 o’clock Oshkosh time.
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Madison
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Menasha
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Donetz Steamer Sinks. 29 Crew Missing
Steamship Donetz bound for Hamburg from Leninara sinks after collision or mishap. Twenty nine crew are unaccounted for as two notices wash ashore. rescue operations ongoing amid Soviet news reports.
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Leningrad
Russia
Hamburg
Leninara
WPA Planned That Would Be Perpetual
United Press reports a congressional appropriation of 1.5 billion dollars to establish the Works Progress Administration on a permanent basis. The plan would expand New Deal relief for 1936 37, widening the annual deficit to about 2.593 billion dollars versus 3.234 billion projected for 1936.
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Works Progress Administration
New Deal Farmers Study Five Farm Relief Plans
Washington report shows Roosevelt and Wallace weighing farm program options as AAA turmoil looms. House Agriculture Committee drafts five tentative plans including domestic allotment export debentures state adjustments land leasing and conditional farmer appropriations to offset tariff effects. Chair Jones says rapid work planned and will welcome suggestions from any source.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Wallace
AAA
House Agriculture Committee
Jones
Texas
Mr. Roosevelt
CCC Is Estimated as New Kind of School
A Northwestern sociologist frames the CCC as a lasting New Deal institution bridging high school and college. He urges CCC camps to adapt educationally with city and rural sites and coed enrollment, aiming to train 16 to 25 year olds for public works and social service while preventing relapse into poverty.
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Ian Conservation Corps
AAA
NRA
Arthur J. Todd
Northwestern University
CCC
Educa-Ion
President Roosevelt to speak over radio tonight
President Roosevelt will address Democrats nationwide this evening at nine o'clock central time from the Jackson Day dinner table in Washington D C. He plans a nationwide radio broadcast to discuss party goals and current policy.
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Washington, D. C
Morgan mail invited Britain to buy American arms plant
Evidence before the Senate munitions committee shows J. P. Morgan & Co. invited London to purchase control of Winchester Repeating Arms Co. in January 1916. The cablegram from Morgan to its London house raised the possibility of British government interest and potential involvement by Morgan interests. The British reportedly opposed the procedure in a later reply. Continued on Page 2.
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Associated Press
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Senate Munitions Committee
Snow Blankets Nation Amid Warmer Forecast Ahead
Snow covered much of the country from New England to the Rockies and south to Texas as milder temperatures were forecast. A new disturbance was brewing in Alberta and Saskatchewan, moving southeast. Fatalities linked to weather include Mrs. Ray Hern in Kansas, a railroad worker in Nebraska, and several traffic deaths from icy streets. A snow avalanche near Livingston, Montana, left John Norby missing, while Ruth Strausbaugh, 16, died in a coasting crash near York, Pennsylvania.
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Green Bay Man Convicted 34 Times Sentenced in Waupun
Green Bay resident Ernest Casey Jones, known locally as Casey Jones, received a 12 to 15 month sentence in Waupun prison after pleading guilty in municipal court to being an habitual criminal. Police records show 34 prior convictions over 17 years, with the latest arrest for stealing $2.50 worth of coal from a local dock. the pushcart collapse led to his capture.
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Waupun
Bonus Is Granted Right of Way in Cash Payment Bill
Washington awaits a Friday vote on a right of way bonus bill backed by veterans groups. The rules committee granted floor time for four hours of debate as the Ways and Means Committee pressed cash payments as essential to recovery. Chairman Doughton? denied that the bill was an administration proposal with presidential endorsement, noting uncertainty about extra funds.
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Associated Press
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Revenue Committee
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Georgia
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Supreme Court justice questioned over farmers justice claim
Washington records quote Wisconsin official Charles El Broughton criticizing a Supreme Court ruling as ignoring the farmers, urging recognition of human needs. He attends a national committee meeting and seeks a sewerage disposal grant from the Public Works Administration for Randorm Lake in Sheboygan County to address unsanitary conditions.
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Wisconsin WRA decisions spark varied expert views
Milwaukee lawyers and labor readers interpreted the Wisconsin WRA decision today. Special counsel Tred M. Willie said only intrastate industries like building trades and barbering fall under the act, while manufacturing largely escapes due to interstate competition. Barbers and service trades foresee tougher enforcement and possible price cuts, with labor and employer groups weighing the code’s reach and fairness.
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Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Tred M. Wilie
WRA
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Milwaukee Master Barbers Association
Joseph A. Padw
Andy
United States
Wisconsan
Wallace Agricultural Parley Aims at War Conference
SS Paul Kenneth W. Hones of Colfox Wisconsin president of the Wisconsin Farmers union said at acmerging here yesterday he planned to attend the Secretary War conference Friday and Saturday in Washington where late measures for the remade AAA will be considered.
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Kenneth W. Hones
Colfox
Wis
Wisconsin Farmers Union
Washington
Italy Hurt By Speech On Roosevelt War Fleet Moves
Italy faces intensified international focus as sudden orders shift large French and British battle fleets into the Mediterranean ahead of the League of Nations council meeting January 20. The move aims to pressure Italy over Ethiopia, with 92 French warships and 40 submarines plus a British force converging, while Ethiopia seeks league intervention and Mussolini is forecast to mobilize up to 100,000 more troops in Africa.
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Roy P. Porter
Associated Press
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Admiralty
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Board of Control Clear of Politics in Rosenberg Parole
Judge Smalley report finds the state board acted honestly in granting last May's parole to J. J. Rosenberg former Milwaukee banker. It rejects anonymous bribery claims and notes no notice irregularity in the hearing. Rosenberg now in prison again awaiting another parole hearing this month.
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