Huey Long Opposition Grows in Feliciana Parishes
In Baton Rouge Louisiana January 28 AP tension rises as anti Long factions in west and east Feliciana brace for martial law expansion. National Guardsmen maintain Baton Rouge security while anti Long leaders and residents refuse to speak amid looming moves by authorities.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Feliciana
West Feliciana
East Feliciana
Fred C. Wilcox
Senator Long
Louisiana
Felicianas
St. Francisville
Clinton
Wilcox
Home Guard
Long
East Baton Rouge
the Felicianas
Raymond H. Fleming
National Guard
Dunken Hold Up Shotgun Bandits Stage Liqued Robbery
Early report from Dunken New Mexico describes a machine gun hold up of a general store on Friday night. Two armed men forced owner Joe Kintz and associates to bed and looted $165, two guns, and a card game. They released two Kintz sons and a customer while fleeing after loading a car with fuel. Sheriff deputies searched the sparsely settled area for the duo.
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Artesia
N. M
Dunken
Here
Joe Kintyz
Kintz
Tom Fleming
Farley accused over rare stamps gifts to friends and Roosevelts
Representative Millard charges Postmaster General Farley gave out rare commemorative stamps worth a tremendous sum since 1933 to a select group of friends including President and Mrs Roosevelt and to his children. He says gifts before perforation and sale showed unfair discrimination and a potential serious issue of government officials gifting non marketable items.
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Washington
Farley
Roosevelt
House
Representative Millard
Millard
Betty
Ann
James
New York Strike Threatens City Freight Movement
New York January 28 AP A one day protest strike by teamsters and truckmen could stop 30 000 workers and risk spreading to 305 000 longshoremen halting freight handling. Michael J Cashal of the Teamsters said the vote for strike was secret and not officially sanctioned. Militant elements were said to push for a total tie up following a Brooklyn Supreme Court injunction blocking cooperation to move non union freight at the waterfront.
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New York
New York City
Teamsters
Michael J. Cashal
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Supreme Court
Burt J. Humphrey
Brooklyn
Teamster’s
Mrs Roosevelt Urges Support For World Court
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt spoke on a radio program urging Senate yes votes on joining the world court. She argued adherence would extend the United States influence for peace as a Senate vote loomed early this week while critics called the tribunal a court of table ballyhoo.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Senate
National Broadcasting Company
Reynolds
North Carolina
Ballyhoo
Bunk
Senate Fight Over Relief Near at Hand
Washington on January 28 Senators moved for immediate debate on the Roosevelt administration's 4.88 billion work and relief bill. The American Liberty League denounced the measure as steering toward a European dictatorship by expanding presidential power. The appropriations committee under Senator Glass prepared hearings with Morgenthau Ickes Hopkins and others expected to testify on spending and agency creation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American Liberty League
League
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senator Glass
D-Va
New Deal
Glass
Appropriations Committee
Morgenthau
Christian J. Peoples
Treasury
Ickes
Hopkins
Congress action briefs and committee agendas
Senate resumes world court consideration and Finance hears William Green on social security. Interstate Commerce weighs nominations while Appropriations debates a 4.88 billion relief bill. House moves treasury post office appropriation and Military evaluates eliminating war profits. Ways and Means reviews social security with RFC renewal under Banking panel.
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William Green
Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Treasury-Post Office
Ways and Means
Panking
RFC
Plan Adjourn Legislature On Feb 8
Santa Fe January 28 AP End of the legislature by February 8 is provided in a House joint resolution introduced by floor leader George T. Harris. The measure sets January 31 as the deadline for introductions and adjournment on February 8. The House met briefly and adjourned until tomorrow afternoon amid a short session with a public utterance.
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Santa Fe
George T. Harris
Eddy Lea
Albuquerque man dies after self-inflicted gunshot
Wharton J. Perry, a laborer at the Santa Fe shops, left home Saturday afternoon after telling his sister he had nothing to live for. He was found dying with a bullet wound on Tijeras Avenue and died at a local hospital about four o'clock Sunday morning. A gun was found in his hand and a newly opened box of cartridges in his bag nearby, police said the wound was likely self-inflicted.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Wharton J. Perry
Santa Fe
Tijeras Avenue
Demo election judge struck by billiard cue in protest
Santa Fe January 28 AP Mari ano Gutierrez testified at the San Miguel county legislative investigation saying he was a Democratic election judge for precinct No 3 and was struck with a billiard cue during the election when he protested against a action and disruption observed at the polling site.
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Santa Fe
Mariano Gutierrez
San Miguel
Las Vegas Man Said to Be 102 Is Dead
Pedro Garcia of Las Vegas New Mexico died at his home aged about 102. Birth records were lost when the San Felipe church in old Albuquerque burned. Family members say he was ten years older than his wife who died 28 years ago at 62. He leaves a daughter Mrs William Frank of Las Vegas eight grandchildren 31 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren Pauli Frank of Santa Fe is named as one of the grandchildren.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Pedro Garcia
Garcia
San Felipe
Old Albuquerque
William Frank
William Frank of This City
Pauli Frank
Santa Fe
Governor Tingley appeals for restraint on unrest in New Mexico
Santa Fe, Jan. 28. Gov. Clyde Tingley urged residents to ignore professional agitators aiming to spur unnecessary demonstrations and violence. He promised no one in New Mexico will go hungry under his administration, noting federal efforts to reorganize relief and state aid for the unemployed.
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Santa Fe
Angel Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Tingley
FERA
Albuquerque
$65 000 Suit In Court Here Today
The damage suit of T. E. Holder, administrator of the estate of G. A. Adams, against J. H. Simpson concerns Adams 53 at death and a life expectancy of 20 years. Adams earned about 20 000 yearly before death. Ellie Adams is sole heir. Suit seeks 40000 compensatory and 25000 exemplary damages. Trial in district court under Judge Joseph L. Dailey with several witnesses. venue from Lea county. Simpson previously sentenced 8 to 10 years for voluntary ragga or gene.
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T. E. Holder
G. A. Adams
J. H. Simpson
Adams
Tatum
Simpson
Board of County Commissioners
Lea County
Ellie Adams
O. A. Adams
Joseph L. Dailey
Albuquerque
Tom W. Neal
Lovington
O. O. Askren
Neil B. Watson
Roswell
Major Shepard Faces Second Trial for Wife Murder
Topeka Kansas January 28 Major Charles A Shepard a 64 year old retired army surgeon faced his second trial for the murder of his wife Zenana who died of poison at Fort Riley Kansas on June 15 1929 with apparent confidence he would be acquitted He said he had no fear of the outcome despite a previous federal court jury finding him guilty four years ago and the case now revisited questions of life imprisonment or freedom.
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Topeka
Kan
Iap
Charles A. Shepard
Zenana
Fort Riley
Kas
Meat Ads Must Be Honest Under New Code
Santa Fe January 28 AP meat dealers must advertise accurately under a presidentially approved code. Misrepresenting meat cuts or selling cold stored meat as fresh is forbidden. Labor provisions set 48 hour work weeks and minimum wages of 10 to 15 dollars, with NRA agents recovering back wages for over 31 thousand dollars.
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Santa Fe
Freq C. Rogers
New Mexico
NRA
United States Department of Agriculture
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Hauptmann
Huey Long
Chester P. St. Amant
Square Deal Association of Louisiana
Citizens Organization
Association For the Assembly of Armed Men
Mississippi
Darling
Miss
Delta
Atty
Wilentz
Associated Press
Flemington, N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
David T. Wilentz
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Bronx
Foley
Hauptmanan
John F
Jassie) Condon
Wientz
Wilemz
Flemington
N. J
Fuin
Isador Fisch
Wane Rogers
Pasadena
Calif
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
McNat
Rapereight Syndicate, Inc
Charge Farley
Mrs. Roosevelt
Liberty League
The
World Court
Mohawk
Talisman
New Jersey
Maj. Shepard
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