Solons Tackle Home Aid Problem In Congress
Congress returns to tackle domestic relief measures including farm relief and reconstruction finance. A $1000,000,000 federal land banks move faces Senate opposition while debates over debt moratoriums, tax changes, and tariff policy loom. Hearings start next month as proposals on prosperity loans and railroad regulation advance.
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Washington, D.C
Caneress
Murasare
Alice
Federal Land Banks
House
Senate Becamingan
Cigde
J.eFolletta
Wisconsin
Ortigen
Colorado
Congress
Senate
William Randolph Hearst
LaFollette
Alec
Federal Farm Board
Penang
Interstate Commerce Committees
Governor Roosevelt's New York program outlined
The 1932 New York Legislature is poised for a busy session as Governor Hoover Roosevelt prepares to unveil most of his policy agenda in the annual message after the opening Wednesday session in Albany. He will release the budget six days later detailing the state's anticipated financial needs to address a widening deficit.
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Roosevelt
N.Y
New Yobh
Hooxeselt
Albany
Budzer
Meee
Retiring Mayor Quits in Disgust in Newburyport
Andrew J Ross, known as Tross, resigns as mayor of Newburyport after a terse term marked by clashes with eight of eleven council members. He blasts council as quitters and says he will take a vacation to seek a different kind of headache.
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Newburyport
Newburylont
Mass
Dan
Andrew J
Trossr
Rossy
Davis Backs Direct U. S. Aid Plan, Hoover Backing Cited
Senator James J. Davis today expressed support for a direct federal aid proposal. He stated Hoover’s administration and Republican leaders favor the plan, arguing it would expedite relief despite opposition concerns.
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Davis
Helpey
ON. D.C
Jaimen J. Davin
Fegiants
Tone Hs
Bor
Hoover
House Leaders Study Tax Plan Amid Debated Fees
Democratic House leaders examine a new tax proposal amid debate on a fee and potential revenue measures. The discussion centers on shaping fiscal policy and its impact on government funds.
Zoologist Wins Science Award at New Orleans Event
In New Orleans Jon Carlskey Speidel, 35, zoologist at University of Virginia medical school, received the annual $1,000 award from the American Association for the Advancement of Science for his study on nerve growth in developing tadpoles. The research noted rapid nerve development in transparent frog tadpoles observed over time.
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NEW_ OLE
Jon
Carlskey Speidel
University of Virginia Medical School
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Democratic probe opens on 1925 1923 campaign finance charges
Washington report on an investigation by Assistant U.S. Attorney Jacob J. Rosenblum into possible violations of the federal corrupt practices act by the Democratic National Committee. The probe follows Republican charges this year that money paid in 1925 was not fully disclosed. The inquiry will review reports since 1918 era campaigns.
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Washington
B.C
Democratic National Committee
U.S
Jacob J. Rosenblum
New York
Wood
Indiana
Republican Congressional Committee
Romance Dead in California Declared by Oklahoma Bride
Mrs. Virginia Byrd Stephens testified before Superior Judge Lile T. Jacks that she married Stillwater oilman William L. Stephens in Oklahoma at 17. The couple moved to California near Taft where disputes arose and the judge annulled the marriage after Foley showed she was underage at welding.
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California
Oklahoma
Virginia Byrd Stephens
Lile T. Jacks
Stillwater
O&i
William L. Stephens
Taft
Delegation To Arm Parley Sets First Meeting In Washington
The US armaments delegation to the Geneva disarmament conference will convene in Washington for its initial gathering next month. Secretary Stimson announced ambassador Charles G. Dawes will arrive Monday to chair the group, with the sole woman member Mary F. Wolley of Holyoke among the delegates. Two others, Hugh Wilson and Hugh Gibson, will not attend as full members.
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Washington, D.C
Nto
Geneva
Belgium
Hugh R. Wilson
Seitzerand
Hunter Kills Deer With Pistol Shot in Utica Club Action
Terrell of the Utica Revolver Club and the National Revolver Association scored a first shot at a 2,000 pound buck using a .85 calibre weapon. The deer was brought down on the second attempt after a brief search, marking a notable event in local hunting records.
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CTIGA
X& Terrell
Jake
Terrell
Utica Revolver Club
National Revolver association_ py
Golf Ball Kills Rabbit in Odd Bounce Incident
A golf ball struck a rabbit during a game, after rebounding from a fairway and hitting the animal in the eye. The incident was witnessed by players, with no injuries to people reported.
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Visa. Okia
Whitaber
Golfore
Pike
Ele Fairwar
Detroit Club Finds the Perfect Caddy
Detroit club players claim a perfect caddy, noting old gear and recent practice. Report mentions ten raked balls and a superintendent named Wall Ger Tarts in unclear context.
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Detroit
Lear
Duke Library Durmam Volumeage Surpasses Forty Thousand
A Duke University library report notes a large annual increase in volumes with the collection described as vast in the South. The note mentions the library’s growth and the breadth of its holdings, highlighting Duke’s prominent library status in the region.
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Duke
Durmam
Yelding
Soviet to Launch 1500 New Shops in Turge Industrial Centers
Moscow dispatch reports 1500 new shops to be opened in the coming weeks across Turge cities and other industrial centers including timber and peat fields. The expansion aims to boost local commerce and employment as part of broader Soviet economic efforts.
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Moscow
Ferecca
Turge
Spectacles Worn by London Monkey Kinieo Report
A fragmented item describes spectacles worn by a monkey in London related to an event or display. The readable text mentions Tan. 2 Kinieo and references to vision and sight, but the context remains unclear.
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London
Smith to Address Washington Asks Clarity on Candidacy
Alfred E. Smith planned a Washington speech to clarify his political stance ahead of 1932. Democratic leaders and factions weigh possible implications for prohibition and party unity as ex-candidates Cox Davis and Smith prepare to speak at a key banquet.
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Washington, D. Gy
Alfred B. Smith
Washington
Addres Jackson
Niel
Saith
Democra
Wong
Ta Ging
Smith
John W. Davis
James M. Cox
Cox
The
Nations Committee
National Committee
Chicago
Atlantic City
Young Actress Finds Stage in Paris Thriving
Lora Hays, 19, daughter of Arthur Gar Field Hays of New York, tops her role in Dell, my American girl in la Grande Enfant at Theatre de Oeuvre. Paris theaters run full houses with smart, low-cost staging, unlike New York where hard times limit openings. The Paris scene showcases efficiency and impact with minimal expense.
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Paris
Jan
Prosperaum
Lora
Arthur Gar Field Hays
New York
Its
Dell
Theatre de Oeuvre
Mfsx Flays
Hut
Theatre de l'Atelier
Youth, 19, Faces Trial for Murder in Lowville
Gardiner 19 and Fortow 20 of Kostecville indicted for murder in Lowville. Fortow beaten and strangled his victim with a belt. Police say the two men fought prior to the fatal attack and will stand trial in Supreme Court next month.
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Lowville
N.Y
Jan Thereshel Gardiner
Anil Arrangled Cay
Jon Fortow
Kostecville
Supreme Ecourk
Furtow
Pelicans Attack Party of Hunters in Nebraska Incident
A hunting party led by Governor Charles W. Urean in Nebraska was attacked by two Pelicans. The birds crippled two hunters, and the incident involved the governor and his companion Chester Axes. The burtera reportedly killed a giant Wirda during the confrontation.
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Lincoln
Charles W. Urean
Nebraska
Chester
Berlin Police Train English Speaking Patrolmen
Berlin police now base over 130 patrolmen who speak English, posted at railroad stations and major centers. They wear a red cross armband on the left sleeve to identify them.
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Berlin
Berlin Po
Generous Barman Fined for Overcharging Customers
HALFOND England January report notes Anthony Molin, proprietor of the Line ing Gale inn, fined $15 for charging customers excessively. The incident involved improper pricing at the bar.
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Halfond
England
Anthony Molin
Tle Lineing Gale Vnn
Cn Tomers
Auto Industry to Fight Tax Increase
Washington January 2. Spokesmen for the auto industry theaters and professional baseball moved to oppose a proposed federal tax hike. House Ways and Means plans hearings on a tax bill to raise revenue for government needs. Representatives from auto groups asked to be heard on Treasury proposals taxing autos, parts and accessories.
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Awashington
D. C
INS
House
Ieans
Tmey Industries
Thoms P. Henry
American Automobiles Association
Waller Ls. Gay
National Auto Dealers Association
Treasury
Four Roy Killers Sentenced in Ice Cream Murder Case
Four boys aged 1 to 21 were sentenced to long terms in the penitentiary by Judge Walter T. Stanton for the murder of Oscar Ericson, an ice cream salesman, last June. Joseph Diblecki, 20, was sentenced to 40 years after admitting firing the bullet. Edward Smith, 18, and Stanley Stokn, 20, received 21 year terms. Robert Verwey and Starvey, both 18 or 20, faced lengthy sentences as accomplices. The group admitted plotting three other murders and targeted Wrink Novak as a potential victim.
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Omicago
Dar
Peaitentiars
Jurge Walter T. Stanton
Oscar Ericson
Joseph Diglecki
Second Avenue
Harver
Fortsinth
Starvey
Bielecki
Edward Smith
Harvey
Stanley Stokn
Phoenix
Oldest Missouri inmate sentenced for liquor law breach
Jefferson City Missouri reports 76 year old Rathburn Hathburn the oldest inmate at the penitentiary was sentenced to two years for manufacturing liquor. Judge W T P Burney presided in Butler Missouri Ozarks court after Hathburn pleaded guilty to illegal operation of a still and possession of liquor with intent.
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Man
Jefferson City
Tan
Missouri Penitentiary
CC. Hathburn
Rathburn
W. T. P. Burney
Futler
Ozarks
Three held in 1923 murder of ranchman Preston Aust
Houston June 2 Three men are held awaiting Heol Springs Arkansas officers to question them in the 1923 murder of Preston Aust, the Victoria Texas ranchman. Suspects W S Sevivenor known as Shilo and others include J F Martin and J Jenkins in prior related killings tied to the Taunton and Jones slayings. Death was due to strangulation in a Hot Springs hotel room in September 1920. Robbery is suspected as motive.
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Houston
Jun
INS
Heol Springs
Ark
Preston
Rauchman
Victoria
Texas
Ares W
Shilo
Sevivenor
C. A
Kenge
Dongs
Taunton
A. Iiking
F. Martin
Austin
Hot Springs
Trobbery
Sedvenor
Jones
Bat
Jenkins
Elevator Inside Dam to House Freight and Passenger Shaft
Anshee irrigation dam in Nyssa Oregon will include a 27 foot high elevator inside the structure. The shaft will open to fire galleries at different elevations, making it one of the few dams with such a feature. The dam stands 020 feet high and progresses toward full height on the east end while nearing completion in the center and west end.
State Lion Hunter Has Big Business in California
California state lion hunter C. W. Laidlaw reports steady work after a mountain hunting trip. He returned with seven joints of game and earned 245 dollars in bounties for his efforts, reflecting strong demand in the field.
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Calif, Tan
W Laidlaw
Bountira
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