Washington Address Recalls George Washington’s Message
Solon fina Washington address recounts the 189 year old tradition of hearing Washington’s Farewell address. Congress debated the reading, Roosevelt marked the birthday, and a cherry tree legend was invoked at Pred eslersburg Va. The piece highlights the political maxims urged by Washington including unity, law obedience, public credit, prudent spending, and avoiding debt.
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Weimar Girl 3 Clan Unique in Local Lineage
In Weimar on Feb 22 14 year old Fere Mart Reinhardt daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Reinhardt becomes the fifth only daughter in a row. The piece references family connections and a historical stance on foreign relations and commercial policy.
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Hauptmann execution stayed by appellate action
Richard Hauptmann appeared cheerful as his execution was delayed by a writ of error and stay of execution. Attorney Frederick A. Pope confirmed the stay could push the March 18 date into May or possibly October at the court’s May term. Hauptmann’s wife Aena visited and said he remains confident in his innocence.
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Texan Revived From Death After Adrenaline Injection
Tyler, Feb 22 Vic Strenpen revived W A Grange after an apparent death when an adrenaline heart injection restored respiration and cardiac action. He remains under oxygen on a tent with Dr Howard Bryank supervising. The patient is expected to stay under care for several more days.
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Woman ex-candidate charged in Fort Worth forgery case
Mrs. Kata M. Johnson once ran for governor and announced a 1936 candidacy. She was brought to Terran county jail last night to face four old forgery and passing charges. Her initial appearance is set for March 1.
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Tugwell to stay as undersecretary of agriculture
Washington February 22 Roxford Tugwell announced he will remain as undersecretary of agriculture despite conservative pushback in the AAA. After meeting with President Roosevelt he said he would stay, though rumors linked Chester Davis as a possible replacement, with Wallace backing Davis in a recent shakeup. Tugwell has long advised Roosevelt on economic and social policy since his New York governorship.
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Bill Seeks 100 Percent Oil Tax to Support Railroad Commission
A Texas bill proposes doubling the gross oil production tax from one-eighth to one-fourth of a cent per barrel to raise about 4 million dollars annually for railroad commission support. The measure would add enforcement funds and allow the commission a proration tag enforcement avenue. Immediate action was postponed after objections to increasing taxes without official commission input.
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Andrews Weds Day Ahead of Schedule
Roy Chapman Andrews noted scientist and Mrs Wilhelmina Anderson were married yesterday at Park Avenue Presbyterian church per Dr Andrews’ society. Their wedding had been set for today. Meanwhile in Kentucky Wiley Graves, 29, was executed at Fldgville state prison for the murder of GW Taylor in taxinglon Vast Marth 1.
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Cherry Tree Tale of Washington Revealed by Descendant
Waterboro Maine February 37 The account relayed by Wester Martel Smith of Coalshoro W Va traces a cherry tree incident to settle a dispute among George Washingtons step and full brothers. He links the legend to Martha Ball Smith and Archibald Smith at a Maine meeting where Virginia delegates discussed leading Continental forces.
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Cafe Worker Testifies in Texan Officer Slaying Trial
Sherman Feb 22 Witness Rye Stearns cafe employee testifies about Ches Eales the Whitesbarn marshal shot by Frank Locke in a cafe. Stearns says Locke warned as he stood near a shotgun on the table and that Estes entered and was shot after Locke allegedly spoke of firing.
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Doctor Prescribes February Wind as Rouge Substitute
New York report notes Dr. William H. Allen secretary of the New York City civil service commission proposes February wind as a substitute for lipstick and rouge for stenographers. He denies promoting cosmetics but cites two instances of dictation refusals. Mayor LaGuardia jokes about the advice and its influence on the office staff.
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Soviet Delegate Urges Arm Industry Reform
Geneva February 22 The Soviet delegate to the armament conference M M Vettieort argued private arm factories are the only profitable enterprises amid the current economic slump He proposed strict changes to the American draft arms convention to treat private and state arms production equally Ventcoft said curbing war industries requires full disclosure to the world
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Ickes Denies Navy AAR Allocation Controversy
Secretary Ickes told the Senate munitions committee that a 259.4 million public works fund grant to the Navy for warship construction was issued by executive order without his express approval. He noted the Navy began bidding on ships the day Congress signed the order, while explaining the broader 3.3 billion PWA program and prior Navy shipyard alterations.
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Ickes backs bill to regulate bituminous industry as utility
Washington Feb 22 supporters of the Guffey bill to regulate the bituminous industry as a public utility cheered as Secretary Ickes announced that all should come under government control. He asserted at a press conference that wise statesmanship would dictate naming the oil industry a public utility before waste and disaster attended it.
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