NEW CHOINET SWORN IN AT WHITE HOUSE
In a colonial ceremony at the White House the cabinet was sworn in after the inaugural. President Roosevelt presided with Justice Benjamin M. Cardozo administering oaths. Frances Perkins missed the earlier timing, delaying proceedings. Cabinet members sworn by rank began with Secretary Hall and concluded with Secretary of Labor Perkins. The Senate quickly confirmed all appointments in a single session.
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Nation Heard Inauguration Broadcast Across Nations
News desk reports President Roosevelts inaugural address was carried to the civilized world. The National Broadcasting Company indicates listeners in England Ireland France Germany Norway Australia Poland Austria and Argentina heard the signal. Advices suggest the inaugural ceremonies were broadcast with the greatest network in radio history. More than 100000 listeners were believed to have heard the address. Both Nations and Columbia chains were on the air all day.
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Millions Spent for Relief in New York City
New York March 1 United States relief expenditures for December by public and private agencies in New York City rose to 7.726 million dollars as reported by the welfare council. The Senate discussed William H. Woodin’s divestment from business ties amid questions from Senators about compliance. Glass testified that Woodin assured him of full compliance, while political maneuvering continued as the chamber paused for the funeral of Senator Thomas J. Walsh.
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Weather forecast notes March weekend details and temperature outlook
The report outlines upcoming March weekend weather with Sunday and Monday patterns. It mentions forecasts across days, temperature ranges, precipitation chances, and notable conditions for travelers and daily planning.
Garner Absent as Senate Holds First Meeting
Washington March 4 Era Thayer of Si deans presided over a brief senate session establishing a new precedent. President Garner and all other officials were absent as Thayer ordered the meeting to begin promptly at 2 PM with no tardiness recorded.
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Walsh Funeral Set for Monday in Senate Chamber
State funeral services for Senator Thomas Walsh of Mann a will be held Monday morning in the Senate chamber. Archbishop Michael J Gurley of Baltimore and other clergy will officiate with local aides assisting.
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Banking bill debate sharpens with Glass push
The Roosevelt administration faces House opposition over banking reform. Glass argues for vigorous regulation and abandonment of Hoover policies. Lehman consulted the president before a bank holiday. Steagall pushes 90 to 100 percent deposit guarantees. Robinson cautions on forming details as debate continues.
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Garner Sworn Into Office By Predecessor in Senate
John Nance Garner of Texas took the oath as vice president, pledging to assist the Senate. The ceremony in the Capitol featured President Hoover, President-elect Roosevelt, and dignitaries, with Chief Justice leading the oath as Curtis passed the role to Garner amid a formal, historic setting.
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Reds Injured in Ohio Demonstration
A chaotic protest in Ohio led to injuries as police faced demonstrators near a capitol area. Several officers confronted the crowd while arrests were made and protesters shouted slogans over a disputed policy.
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Dramatic Capitol Scene Opens Roosevelt Presidency
Crowds gather at the Capitol as Franklin D Roosevelt takes the oath of office. Frances Perkins and Charles Curtis join the platform while Justice Hughes and Mrs Hoover watch from the crowd. Marines secure the steps as Roosevelt, with Jimmy at his side, ascends to the podium and swears to “faithfully execute” the duties of the President.
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Roosevelt Faction Reunited at White House Dinner
Washington March 4 The Roosevelt family factions settled long running rifts as Alice Roosevelt Longworth accepted the invitation to the White House family dinner. The two branches of the family reportedly reconciled, and the clan stood united under the new president and first lady.
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Opening of the First Lady Ball in Washington DC
The Washington auditorium hosts the first lady ball signaling a new regime. VIPs and thousands gather as the event begins with greetings from the vice president and Mrs Garner. Rosa Ponselle performs as the flag officers attend in full dress while the crowd observes the late Senator Walsh’s memory.
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Law Point Raised in Liquor Hearing
A technical legal point arose in a liquor case when testimony before the United States commissioner showed Evelyn Allison placing a spring of liquor and serving drinks to visiting agents while refusing payment. An agent testified Allison was tipped off that agents raided the place on Leigh Shegl. She was held on bond.
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Inaugural Address Opens New Presidency Amid Chill
The scene unfolds with President reading from a manuscript as the crowd settles in icy air. A formal inaugural moment follows, with applause and steady delivery marking the early hours of the administration.
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First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt's calm first official day shines
Dignified yet simple, Eleanor Roosevelt moves through inaugural events from church to White House reception. She greets friends, hosts a 2400 guest reception, and seeks spiritual guidance at St John’s chapel. Her secretary Tommy Thompson takes oath, while Mrs Roosevelt quietly supports the new presidency.
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