Inauguration in rain as Roosevelt vows second term
President Franklin D. Roosevelt renews the oath beneath the Capitol in a rain soaked ceremony pledging to combat economic injustice. He calls for strong U.S. leadership and progress that benefits those with too little, outlining broad aims and promising future concrete programs. Vice President Garner is sworn in separately.
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Disorder at PWA project leads to seven arrests
Police report a clash on Market Street between local project workers and men from outside the city at the North Side laterals site. Seven defendants were charged with disorderly conduct after a brief demonstration. Authorities say attempts to unionize the job were suspected as workers faced police orders and several demonstrators were taken into court.
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Rain-Swollen Streams Batter Levees in Middle West Today
Rain swollen streams battered levees across the middle west forcing hundreds from flood engulfed homes. Flood forecasts warned of more rain across Ohio Indiana Missouri Illinois and Arkansas as emergency crews worked to contain rising waters. Red Cross said 350 families evacuated near Kennett and Lenox Missouri while White River breaks flooded land in southern Indiana and Arkansas farms.
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Fragmentary Page Note Continues Across Columns
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Storm slows auto traffic in Wisconsin statewide
A fleet storm in southern Wisconsin and snowfall across the state slowed highway traffic and grounded airplanes. Police in Milwaukee reported fewer crashes as drivers exercised caution while hazardous conditions affected routes from Neenah to Manitowoc. Visibility dropped in Marinette to near zero with blowing snow and northeast winds, and temperatures ranged from the single digits in the north to near 30 in Milwaukee.
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German naval ship Welle sinks amid Baltic storm near Freimann
The commander and 24 crew members of the German experimental ship Welle drowned when the vessel foundered during a Baltic blizzard off Freimann island while aiding two German boats in distress. One survivor was reported. Casualties include the commander and 24 crew. The incident occurred in rough seas near Prussia.
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Inaugural Address Highlights From Washington Ii
President Roosevelt reaffirms oath of office and pledges to lead the nation forward. He argues progress measures must aid the less fortunate, rejects comfort and timidity, and defends a government of all people working as trustees. The speech links democracy, economic reform, and accountable power amid a changed era.
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GM and union chiefs head to Washington for conciliation
Detroit AP reports GM officers and UAW leaders travel to Washington as nationwide auto strikes paralyze plants in Flint and Baltimore. About 135000 GM workers idle, with Fisher Body and Buick plants closed. A Pittsburgh Plate Glass settlement may ease glass shortages in auto plants. Frank Murphy meets with Perkins and federal conciliator Dewey.
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Paroled man linked to kidnapping slayings in three states
Monroe Mich The federal government mounts an intensive search for Alicia Benoit a 22 year old fugitive and John H Smith after authorities link them to abducting a Detroit salesman and driving into Ohio. Michigan State Policeman Richard Hammond was found shot to death handcuffed to a mailbox as a large cross state manhunt continues with officers from Indiana Ohio and Michigan.
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Second Inaugural Program In Detail
Washington time schedule outlines Roosevelt second inauguration events from 9 a.m. church prayer at St John’s Episcopal to 4 p.m. ceremonial activities. Key moments include congressional escort to the Capitol at 10:55 a.m., oath by Chief Justice Hughes, address by Roosevelt, Benedic tion by Father Ryan, a White House luncheon, a Capitol ceremony, and a grand inaugural concert at Constitution Hall.
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Britain Tightens Stand as Axis Moves. Four Power Pact Fails
Britain stiffened toward Germany while Italy abandoned plans for a four power pact with Germany Britain and France. Madrid endured bombardment as fascist air raids killed 20 or more. emergency hospitals filled with women and children. Embassy windows rattled as five bombers struck while socialist shells pounded a hospital in the University City district.
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Weather Day Fan Report Across States
Wisconsin and Minnesota face rain sleet or snow with severe cold waves. Northwest winds and night freezing temperatures persist. Milwaukee highs near 32 after a 24 degree low earlier. Havre and Yellowstone show deep cold while observatory notes record a high of 12 and a low near 10 below with no precipitation.
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Roosevelt is Shorn in Fe Cond Ten
The piece reports Franklin D. Roosevelt's inauguration with crowds in rain in Washington. It notes the nation awaits his second four year program and describes preparations and morning routines, including Roosevelt breakfasting alone and prayers at St John’s church. Vice President Garner is also noted with his family at breakfast.
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Notes From Child Kidnap Case Published By Paper
Federal agents in Tacoma pursue a child kidnapped case as Seattle paper releases two handwritten notes by 10 year old Charles Mattson. Notes threaten death for the boy and hint at ransom while authorities search for the kidnapper amid limited progress.
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