Garner call for econo wins backing
Administration push to send relief funds through WPA reshaping. House Democrats launch drive to trim welfare spending and restore home control. Proposals seek 500 million limit for rest of fiscal year, with funds to run WPA through June 30. President to address joint session outlining state of the union and foreshadow next year’s program.
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Renate
Two Sweethearts Slain in Auto Murder Suicide in Chicago Case
Chicago reports reveal Fred Miller killed his two sweethearts, then took his own life after a love entanglement. Victims Mrs. Hane Lefier and Med Lorialey McNicholas were found alongside Miller’s car, with testimony from Mrs. Virginia Acithee and Mrs. Sialet McNichols outlining alleged motives and relationships.
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New York Welcomes 1939 With Grand New Year Fireworks
A lively Times Square celebration ushers in 1939 with a lavish display at Flushing Meadows. Fireworks honor President Roosevelt and Mayor La Guardia as crowds exceed 100000, amid security and exclusive ball attendances.
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Sven Botpaee
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Whalen
Roonevelt
la Guardia
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Roosevelt Extends Silver Price Act Amid Labor Peace Plea
Washington reports President Roosevelt issued a proclamation extending the silver price support to June 30, 199%, keeping the 64.641 cent per ounce bounty for domestically produced silver. The move aligns with existing law granting treasury subsidy and currency stabilization measures while Perkins urges labor groups to seek peace for national prosperity.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
Boogerat
Weather Year Ames S AR Big Wind and Precipitation Record
A garbled weather summary reports the year 1998 as the wettest on record with 54.4 inches of rainfall versus 42.48 inches normal, noting September hurricane velocity of 20 mph and May wind events. It claims several warm records, including temperatures significantly above normal, and cites dampness cracking weather stations and telemetered indices.
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Rescue Efforts Continue For 23 Miners Trapped
Clinton and surrounding towns mobilize as 23 miners remain underground at 189 feet after a blast and blaze at Crown Hall mine. Rescue squads battle flames and fumes, fearing gas seepage into the chamber while workers and families await word on their fate.
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Terre Haute
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Tescue Crowe
Luise Rainer Sued for 10500 Damages in Personal Injury Case
A court case filed by Hortense Blazak alleges Luise Rainer and co defendants caused a $310,500 personal injury. The suit claims injuries from an incident at a premises where the plaintiffs were employed and sustained permanent damage.
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Jule Ratner
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Cue
Aupartey Court
Hortense Blazak Domerte
Erelowaty
Damien Uy
Thalatasand
Mrs Hyde Dies Dublin Dies
Mrs Hyde dies in Dublin after long illness. Wife of Vice President Airey Dinkmore, her death ends a longtime public service role and follows a period of illness.
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Uice
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Senator Brown Accepted for Comptroller Post
Senator Fred H Brown of New Hampshire is reported to be appointed as comptroller general, ending a vacancy after John Raymond McCartney’s term. The post carries an $15,000 salary and 18 years tenure noted in the official government service account.
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Miners to Hear From Deputies in Oklahoma Battle
In Miami Oklahoma on December 31 miners will be heard by Representative Wesley E Blanes of Oklahoma as part of ongoing efforts regarding claims of gemstone dealings and Canadian connections. The report notes the miners are arranged today for statements before the president.
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Wave of Terror Sweeping Russia Dominates Special Cable
Special cable from London reports a wave of terrorism across Soviet areas tied to Pravda and Red Cross, citing Daily Mail. mentions purges in Moscow clubs and aviation sectors, plus alleged drunkenness and dereliction among workers, with Council of Commissars vowing reform measures.
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Goodyear Honore 100 Years Late in Woburn Commemoration
In Woburn Massachusetts on December 31 a local report recalls how Charles Goodyear, who developed vulcanized rubber, lived in poverty and died $200000 in debt. A committee led by Major William E B Kaye and ex-Commander Daniel J. Doherty plans national commemorations in January to honor his invention and its delayed recognition.
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Masa
Charlie Goodyent
Wiliam EB. Kaye
Daniel J. Doherty
American Legion
Red Haired Beauty Hides in Paris
PARIB reports a red haired Jewish beauty linked to Bantto Mur wellal's fee candidates, seen in Paris on New Year Eve. Officials note no passport seizure or formal action yet, while diplomatic circles discuss her status amid the Mussalian regime and Stavans colony in the French capital.
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Sarfatt
Bantto Murwellal
Mocingiog
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Roewip
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Volts Fail to Kill West Leeanud, Me
A damaged report details a tragic accident near West Leeanud involving a lineman named Frank Jewett. He sustained severe injuries and died at the hospital after an explosion and fire caused by slag and faulty electrical equipment. The incident occurred along Venton Lane between Brith Berwick and Wen Latenm, with emergency responders assisting from local facilities.
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West Leeanud
Frank Jewett
Kittery
Mary AL
Venton
Brith Berwick
Jewell
Walle Whey & Metal
Note Suggests An International Conference
The United States rejects aggression and signals readiness to discuss the Sino-Japanese conflict at an international conference. Officials emphasize open diplomacy, open doors, and the goal of preventing further expansion while protecting American military and economic interests.
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