House Approves Tariff Bill With Democratic Victory
The House passed a new tariff reform bill 214 to 182, moving to the Senate after replacing executive tariff powers with congressional control. Twelve Republicans and Rep. Kvale joined Democrats. La Guardia's amendment requiring congressional approval of any international agreement passed.
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Associated Reer
Washington
House
Hoover
Senate
White House
farmer + laborite
Kvale
Minnesota
la Guardia
New York
Indiana
Congress
Crisp
Georgia
Ways ‘and Means
United States Representatives
Tariff Commission
Commission
Ormada
Senate-House
Democratic Policy Committee
Republcans
California publications housed in new Eshleman Hall
The university opens Eshleman Hall costing 250000 dollars with student body contributions forming half the funding. The facility houses university publications and signals a major campus expansion.
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Universiy
Calfornia Publications
Eshieman Hall
Honolulu Race Tensions Rise Amid Patrol扩
Naval orders bar personnel from shore in Honolulu during Pacific fleet maneuvers. Reports note 40 women attacked locally in a year, but authorities cite only three white-woman assaults. Massie case trial ends in jury deadlock with Kahahawai linked to a kidnapping and murder plot.
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Scofield
Navy Department
Honolulu
Pacific Fleet
Wallace R. Farrington
Lawrence M. Judd
Territorial
Kahahiwai
Massie
Kahahawai
Britain Rejects Nine-Power Move in Manchuria
London states Great Britain will not invoke the nine power treaty in Manchuria. The foreign office says Japan has pledged open door and equal opportunity, so no note to Tokyo is needed. The policy aligns with open trade guarantees from the Washington nine power treaty.
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Associated Press
London
Jan
Ofice
United States
Japan
Manchuria
Tokyo
Stimson
Washington
Foreign Office
Democratic convention delegate shifts outlined in committee
The report details Byrd backed plan to add 54 delegates to the 1932 Democratic convention, with increases to California Florida Michigan New York Ohio Texas near term, and proportional gains for states gaining representation after the decennial census. Debate touched reapportionment and a proposed shift in delegate strength, as Roosevelt forces factor into intra party discussions.
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Byrd
California
Connecticut
Florida
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Texas
Washington
Ted Adams
Choese Stiles
Raskob
Jackson chosen as secretary for national committee
The report states Robert Jackson of New Hampshire was selected secretary of the committee after the death of Charles Lreathouse of Indiana. It notes the Smith-Raskob group denied press reports that Thomas D. Taggart would run against Jackson and that Jouett Shouse was named executive director and chairman of the arrangements committee for the national convention.
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Robert Jackson
New Hampshire
Charles Lreathouse
Indiana
Smith-Raskob
Thomas D. Taggart
Jackson
Raskob
Red
Jouett Shouse
Germany Not Addresses Crisis and Basel Report
Chancellor Bruening states Germany cannot pay for now and urges concerted action. He cites the Basel report as showing the world crisis’s scale and praises German measures while calling for immediate joint solutions beyond unilateral steps.
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Horace Rumbold
Germany
Berlin
Bruening
Young Plan
Basel
Cuban Rebels Freed After Presidential Pardon
President Machado signed a general amnesty plan and released former Cuba president Mario Menocal and Col. Carlos Mendieta from the Guanabacoa fortress. Relatives including Raoul, Martin, and Gabriel Menocal, plus Mario Jr, were also freed as the government moves toward broad political prisoner amnesty. Luther M. Defoe of the University of Missouri is named emeritus professor.
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Associated Press
Wavana
Mario Menocal
Cuba
Carlos Mendieta
Cubana
Ra‘oul
Martin
Gabriel
Mario, Jr
Machado
Islands
Luther M. Defoe
University of Missouri
Princeton Edges Oak Hill In 31 24 High School Tilt
Princeton High School broke into the win column with a 31 to 24 victory over Oak Hill Red Devils on Princeton floor. Otis Terry led Red Devils with 11 points while Woodrum and Kyle tied for 8 for Oak Hill. final score shows a sharp second-quarter swing and steady defense.
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Princeton High School
County Sseaters
Oak Hill Red Devils
Princeton
Jake Miller
Otis Terry
Red Devil
Woodrum
Kyle J
iOak Hill
iTerry
Tousky
Deviese
g.Ripnetoe
g.Frantz
Pinch Beesi
iTotals
I Kyle
Roney
Davis and Elkins
Legion Men Continue Talks At Mid Year Conference
The conference features speakers including H. S. Powall Moorfield on On to Portland and W. Ginny Wiles Williamson on Rehabilitation. Francis W. Turner St Albans discusses Child Welfare and Edwin L. Jones Wheelng presents Louistation. A noon luncheon precedes an afternoon session with R. L. Me addressing The Mid Year Conference.
Bond and banking details in federal court case
The text describes funds intended for the Commercial Union Insurance company in New York and a Federal Reserve Bank deposit in Boston. Skaff supplied $10,000 bond for appearance in federal court, while Magoon failed to secure bond and was jailed.
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Commercial Union Insurance Company
New York
Lowell National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
Skaff
Magoon
Salvation Army Alters Local Leadership Under Transfer
Captain Frances Roberts who led Salvation Army work here for sixteen months is transferred to Charleston. Lieutenant Effie Rasnick moves to Williamson after eight months in Beckley. Captain and Mrs Elmer Moss take over the local work, currently in Charleston. A farewell meeting at the Salvation Army hall tonight begins at eight.
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Frances Roberts
Salvation Army
Charleston
Effie Rasnick
Miss Rasnick
Williamson
Beckley
Elmer Moss
Misses Roberts
Rasnick
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