FDR Plans Trade Pacts to Speed Senate Approval
President Roosevelt outlines a Yankee trading plan to push reciprocity treaties through Congress by relying on executive action for certain pacts. A centerpiece is a model treaty with Colombia offering duty free concessions in return for Colombian concessions, with terms to be disclosed after ratification by both nations.
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Washington, D. C
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Roseevert
Congress
Eviel
Anti Walls
United Sister
Sinate
Senate
D. H
Moosevely
White House
Roosevelt
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Cence
Sweder
Portugal
Argentina
Bacretary
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Montevideo
Stenad
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Lamar Peate
Mar
United Stars
Tnen
Hull
United States
Washington
Madrid
Canada
Puget Sound
Rome
Overcoats Stolen From Parked Car and Burglary Report
Abert Frenen of 421 South ailve Ftpent reported Saturday that two overcoats were stolen from his parked car. Scott snp Pitt e, an intruder entered his apartment and took a radio. W Lawes reported thieves took 70 rents from a cash register at the handling station on 728 South Presley Street.
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Frenen
South Ailve
Scott Snp
Lawes
Routh Presa Street
Utility chairman Frank Z Dame Dies in Stroke
New York December 30 Frank Z Dame 47 chairman and president of the Norie Merlean public utility holding company died early today from a stroke of apoplexy. He led the firm for several years and was a prominent figure in city utilities.
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New York
Frank Z. Dame
Nori SmMerlean Company
Florida Keys Diary on Ditching Mosquito War and Wildlife
A diarist extols hard labor on Florida keys where ditch digging by workers reduces mosquito bites. Vivid sketches include an ancient lighthouse, shipwreck era tales, alligators, dolphins, and praise for public health workers led by W McKibben. The piece blends tech criticism with tropical imagery and notes cocoa trees rotting while conclud ing remarks on labor and pest control.
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Florida, Keys
Atlantic
Flonda
Spain
Ubul
Desring Estates
Chicago
Be ve rly Wills Calls Dee W ight Over 100,000 Hear Speech
Beverly Wills delivers a strong radio address criticizing interference while stressing nonintervention. The speaker notes the era’s tension as over 100,000 listeners attend a Thursday night broadcast, with callers from many parts of the U.S. and references to South and Central American nations. He asserts no baseships in sight and mocks the idea of landing troops, saying the point is avoiding entanglements.
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Beverly Wills
Wight
U.S
Americso
Wil
Cha
Anhara
Yrars
Banking code schedules suspended amid NRA clash in Washington
Washington, D C February reports show Banks across the Dakian area facing sudden WHA orders to suspend proposed uniform banking charges. NRA administrator Hugh Johnson denied approving the schedules and dismissed Cary M Weisiger Jr, deputy administrator in charge of the banking code, amid claims the code authority circulated the higher fee plan. He extended deadlines to February 1 for local associations to submit schedules, but said all submitted plans would be held up pending careful public interest review.
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Washington, D. GC
Hugh
Johnson
NRA
WRA
Cary M. Weisiger Jr
Banking Code Authority
Althugh
Banking Ooide Authority
Aad
Jobson
Revival Meeting to Open Sunday at Palm Heights Baptist
A revival meeting sponsored by the Palm Heights Baptist church will open Sunday led by Rev. James F. Stanley of Dallas. Stanley is the corresponding secretary of the Baptist Missionary Association of Texas and will be assisted by pastor E. T. Howard.
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Palm Heights
Bsplist Church
James F. Stanley
Dalles
Stanley
Baptist Missionary
Ase
Texas
E. T. Howard
Vital Statistics MARRIA PENSES and Partners Listed
The record lists numerous names including Jahmer T Gear and Ellen Bhep vera and William Thompson with Robarta El eater Vailenling F J Mateek and Wallis Wirsinger. It notes dates and addresses across streets such as 240% Momarev street and 402 North Palmetto alrant, indicating a broad vital statistics roll with marriages and births.
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Marria Penses
Jahmer T. Gear
Ellen Bhepvera
William Thompson
Robarta
Eleater Vailenling
F. J. Mateek
Wallis Wirsinger
Ell
Florence
Ettore
Fawhér
Dorothy Sueisin
von Hawlen
Bilizabeth Louine
L. H. Twilijameny
Lene Perds
Melcin
Kessler
Olea Hoeinch
Jennie
Phillipe
Ike
Anastacio Diaz
Menaiatk Mendl
Bay
Chania de
Sanius
Rounders Avenues Air
Hua Weat
Teaewood
Wwe
Nue
Francie Epmandes
Alree
Court actions span multiple cases in county and district courts
A flood of docket items from County Court at Law No. 3 and the Fourteenth Judicial District lists cases in various stages. Filings include sequestration actions, suits for damages and injunctions, divorce, receivership applications, and criminal fines. Notable entities include Malone, Collier, and Furman firms, with several debt and sworn account suits.
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County Courtatlaw
Ise
McCulluss Buren
Willis Urente
Droweoe
Weouher
Mal Neel Pyraiture Campany
Collier
Et Ux
Judes
W. W. McCrees
Figrindg Martin
Next
Teiend
Va Sy Dairy
Tae Plaintitt
Evelyn Clare Carnon
Priaoner
Saou
Felon Tolar
Hurklan
Auile
Frank Micknow
Jon Torres
Ba Oxden
Richard “Mathure Ve. Tames McTyr Oly Ub Ux
Sule On
Bowers Va
Bother Dusun
H. Bowers Va
T. W. Lundsy
Russell Gil Camnany
Incorporated
Eddy
Russell Oil Geetha’ Incorporated
Snk
Uscelt Oil
J. Tupper
Leon Latiner
Kewsults
Eddies Lumber Company Va
Sievers Allar Manufacuring Company
Secon
A. Tidans Va
Ltcardo Ingye
F. Ho Maryfield
Ralph Hyusetti
Aira
Rallis Thompagnys
Ay Deres
Gor
Premier Duca Assassinated in Romania Shock
A gunman killed Duca the Romanian premier as he toured a campaign scene. The Iron Guard is outlawed. hundreds arrested nationwide. A suicide note or confession linked the attack, while police probe whether accomplices acted with or without orders.
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Douca
Ab Tokio
Duca
Bucharest
Iron Guard
Rumania
Aral Hitler
Germany
Campilen
Engelbert Dollfuss
Austria
Kiumeell
Romania
Aspasaln
Nicholas Constantinescu
Obituary notices for Elizebeth McCaskill and Richard Hellig
Mrs Elizebeth McCaskill 81 of 922 Stace street dies after illness. Funeral Saturday at 2 p m with Rev B A Myers officiating. Native of Alabama, widow 45 years, survivors include daughters Mrs Lut tor and Miss Elizabeth McCaskill and son A McCaskill. Also sisters Mrs A W Wilaan and Mrs John Sutcliffe. brothers B B W, 4 W FP Baldwin, San Anny and JR Baldwin of McAllen. Richard W Hellig 72 of 1118 Went Blamere place dies. Native of New Braunfels, funeral Friday at 4 p m with Dr Mon T domes officiating. Interment City Cemetery No 1. Survivors include widow Mrs Mary L Hellig Baskin, daughter Mrs Biersley Baskin of Gan Antonit, son Richard W Hellig Jr of Hovnton, adopted son Arthur R Schild of Tula AiR tora, HMilnees Carn and Rose Mellie of New York City, brothers Gus A Hellig of Moding and Rell Helle of Calverton, two grandchildren.
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Elizebeth Matlid’ McCaskill
B. A. Myers
Alaban
J) Luttor
Elizabeth McCaskill
A. McCaskill
A. W. Wilaan
John Sutcliffe
Brathera
Baldwin
San Anwoly
McAllen
Richard W. Hellig
Blamere Place
New Braunfola
Berviews
M. Binday
Mon T. Domes
City Cemetery
Mary L. Hell
Texas Unemployment Relief Bonds Seen Struggling in 1930s
Texas relief funds run low as Fellet Securities totaling about 1.31 million dollars await money from a 2.73 million dollar bond issuance. State officials defend prioritizing general revenue and interest, while federal administrator Hopkins calls Texas a laggard. Relief commission had allocated funds to cities in anticipation of bond sales.
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Austin
Texas
Fellet Securities
George J. Sheppard
General Revenue Fund
Treasury
Harry L. Hopkins
Lawrence Wastbrook
State Relief
Westbrook
Relief Commission
Morgenthau Holds Gold Order Power Speculation
Washington December speculation grew that the government could call on the treasury to seize the federal reserve banks gold supply, with officials split on whether Acting Secretary Morgenthau alone could issue the order to draw about 3.5 billion. In Three Rivers Quebec a fire at St Philippe convent threatened the building, the blaze reported December 30.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Morgenthau
J T Ae
Loment
Three Rivers
St. Philippe Convent
Weather data fragment with scattered temperature readings
Fragmentary weather report lists precipitation totals and temperatures across multiple locations, noting monthly accumulations and daily highs and lows. It mentions cities such as Abilene Amarillo Atlanta Boston Denver and Chicago with varying cloud cover and wind descriptions, but the transcription is garbled and partial.
Solon Opposes Beef Processing Tax Plan
Washington December 10. Senator Gerry opposes administration proposals to impose a beef processing tax as part of a basic cattle program. He warns such a tax harms cattle interests and cites past hay-demonstred plans as ineffective. A New Year’s dance schedule advertises events and entertainment while politicians debate cattle policy and rate plans.
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Washington, D. C
Gerry
Carey
Hays
Mission
Washington
Roosevelt Plans NRA Change to Aid Small Businesses
Washington Dec. 90 President Rogstvelt proposed two NRA revisions one to modify the act’s language to counter anti trust attacks and another to create a small merchant board to handle appeals and safeguard small businesses from major competitors under code enforcement. Senators Nye and Borah supported a similar idea after discussions with Act 4 Administrator Johnson.
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Rogstvelt
NRA
Congress
National Labor Board
WRAS
Act
Hugh
Johnson Ang
Borah
Idahoh
Nye
North Day
Kota
Roosevelt
Board of Appeale
Capitolite Hill
Thore
Puerto Rico Gas Strike Ends After Price Fixing
Puerto Rico Acting Governor Benjamin J. Berton ends a gasoline strike by proclaiming a fixed price of 20 cents a gallon, down from protestors demand of 25 cents. The move, aimed at stabilizing supplies, follows a two week stoppage that disrupted fueling across the island.
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Puerto. Rico
Ban Juan
Puerto Rico
Boptolten
Puerto Rios
Benjamin J. Berton
Woman Treated for Crash Hurts
Thelia Williams 22 of 3201 Delamard Street was treated at Robert B Green Hospital after an automobile collision at West Commerce and Leone Streets. Hospital reports showed she suffered a head and lip injury.
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Thelia Williams
Delamard
Robert B
Green Hospital
City News Gala New Year's Eve Dance Event
A Milam Building tourist club gala features two orchestras one 17 piece and one 1 piece with end noise makers and dancing until 4. Admission 25 cents. A New Year’s Eve dance at Plaga hotel ballroom offers two bands and a free barbecue at 1 o'clock. Floony shows with 4 cent admission. Farewell dance at MacDougall’s. Garrla's Hubarerog ad appears.
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Dane Chamber of Commerce Tourist Club
Milam
Plaga Hotel
Marshall
Garrla
Soviet Second Five Years Plan Made Public in Moscow
Moscow reports reveal the second five year plan for Soviet Rush, presented by Molotok and Kubyshev. The plan targets 1937 production at 103 billion rubles, versus 43.0 billion rubles at the end of 1932, using 1926-27 price baselines and aiming to multiply prewar output ninefold.
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Moscow
Vyecheslau Molotok
Kubyshev
Supreme Council of National Economy
Houston Baby on Road to Recovery
A Houston infant recovering after a critical brain surgery in Baltimore. Dr. Walter E. Dandy, who led the operation, said the baby is doing very nicely and should be ready to go home in two or three weeks. The child arrived weak but improved, remaining in the hospital for observation.
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Baltimore
Manthejolt
Jimmy Wedlgl
Houston
Texan
Walter E Dandy
Chartered A MAD Yona itt Dee
Marginal notes describe a small margin trade or sale. Names appear garbled, but a few proper nouns resemble people or places such as Yona, Dee, and Bohoanberk. The fragmentary text hints at a charter or line tapiney sale with prices near one a piece.
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Dee
Tapiney Saldacy Bohoanberk
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