FBI Chief Urges Press to Explain Crime Status Like Health Work
J Edger Hoover told the Advertising Bureau of the American Newspaper Publishers Association that publishers should report on crime with the same clarity as health issues. He praised overall press cooperation, warned against unwitting obstruction of justice, and urged front page crime status columns to inform readers and support law enforcement, noting agents killed by parolees.
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New York
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Advertising Bureau
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Hoover
Tf I
Senate upheaval and relief tax row in Maryland
A surprise Senate move toppled Senator J Allan Coad from leadership as Republicans join a Baltimore bloc to push relief tax plans as a committee of the whole. Reversals followed after Baile loses leadership. bitter floor fights accuse “dishonesty” and “steam roller” tactics amid county city tensions.
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Senate
J. Allan Coad
St. Mary's
Coad
Finance Committee
Governors Office
Baltimore City
Senate Pepsi
Lansdale G. Sasscer
Sasscer
J. David Baile
R-Carroll
Baile
Harry W. Legore
Frederick
House
Leon Abramson
Baltimore
Wars and Means
Abramson
Net
Kent Mullikin
Ways and Means
Mullikin
Nice
George Hofferbert
Dist Baltimore
Hofferbert
J. Alan Coat
St. Mary’s
Ivy
Hoiferhert
Husband Of Child Bride Is Arrested In Tennessee
Homer Peels a 32 year old mountaineer was jailed in Monroe county on a warrant accusing him of falsely declaring his wife Geneva Hamby aged 18 as of age. Peels could not meet a $500 bond. Geneva who is described as 12 by her mother Annie Hamby is ill and confined to home in the hills east of Madisonville.
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Madisonville
Tenn
Homer Peels
Monroe County
Geneva Hamby
Geneva
Annie Hamby
Changes in votes stir Maryland relief debate in 1933 session
In a heated session Governor Nice pushes a relief revenue bill based on a 3.4 percent gross receipts tax as lawmakers clash over responsibility for the relief tangle. Speaker Gorfine proposes alternative taxes including a 2 percent race track bet tax and taxes on cigarettes and other tobacco products.
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Sare
Hofferbert
Worcester County
Milton LL Veasey
Baile
Senate
Coad
Harry Nice
State House
Levy
Nice
Maltikin
Mullikin
Nice Mullkin
Wars and Means Committee
Board of State Aid and Charities
House
Stedman Prescott
Montgomery
Emanuel Gorfine
Gorfine
Finance Committee
James Broomel
Harford
Broumel
Violet Wells Norton names Clark Gable as hidden father
Violet Wells Norton testified in a crowded Federal courtroom that she is convinced actor Clark Gable is the father of her daughter and that the man she called Frank Billings is the same person. She identified Gable during cross examination and described past years in Essex England and Oregon.
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Los Angeles
Violet Wells Norton
Clark Gable
Gere
Ido
Frank Billings
Gable
Gwendoline Norton
John Powell
Powell
Norton
England
Byrnes Seeks 10 Percent Cut in Government Funds
Congress may be asked to authorize withholding part of appropriated money. Byrnes floated the idea at a White House budget conference. The American Farm Bureau Federation opposed economy that harms agriculture, stressing needs for grain storage and price stability.
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Congress
Byrnes
White House
American Farm Bureau Federation
Edward A. O'Neal
Wallace
O'Neal
GM Workers Near Pact Amid Settle Walkout Threat
The C I O affiliated United Automobile Workers unit shows readiness to negotiate with local president C H Millard to gain indirect recognition. Hepburn blocks dealings with U S W A leaders Homer Martin and Hugh Thompson calling them foreign agitators. The talks promise wage rises of five to seven cents, a 44 hour week, and changes to the plant speed up system. Over 30 000 rubber products are made in the US employing about 150 000 workers.
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United Automobile Workers of America
General Motors
C. H. Millard
Hepburn
Homer Martin
Hugh Thompson
Lewis
Barrymore Divorce Case Highlights Old Hollywood Turmoil
Barrie Barriemore files for divorce citing alleged assault and insults during a New Year party in Hollywood. Jane Barrie seeks attorney fees and monthly alimony while Barrymore requests a life breathing spell to untangle finances amid a prior divorce from Dolores Costello.
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Jorney
Louis Jacobs
Miss Barrie
Hollywood
Barrymore
Dolores Costello
Xuma
Miss Costello
Woman Shot Dead After Defamatory Case Indictment
Jessie Mae Wilkes 30 was killed on a Moultrie street after being indicted for a misdemeanor defamation against Mrs Coy A Stephenson 40 mother of three. Stephenson surrendered saying take me to jail and was held on unknown charges. Deputy Sheriff said jealousy led to a dispute as the husband served as a special policeman.
Many Expected At Buchanan Shrine Anniversary
The 146th anniversary of James Buchanan birth is marked by pilgrimages to his natal shrine near Mercersburg. Thousands visit the Stony Batter site 30 miles from Baltimore, a historic gorge in the Tuscarora Mountains, where Buchanan Sr built a cabin and began trade.
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James Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Mercersburg
Tuscarora
Cove Gap
Baltimore
Buchanan
Stony Batter
John Tom
Three Reach Bilbao aided by warships
About 400000 refugees and a convoy of three reach Bilbao under warships after breaking a blockade. The insurgent cruiser Almirante Cervera and the armed trawler Galerna halted the fleet as a single shot from Cervera preceded a threat to sink if halted. Hood and destroyers escorted the merchant ships toward Spanish waters, handing them at the three mile limit to Bizkaya for government protection.
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Almirante "Cervera
Galerna
Cervera
Hood
New State Job Agency Opens With Unemployment Benefit Role
Officials announce a new state unemployment service tied to the U S employment service with over 200 jobs to be filled under a federal merit system. State funds of 40 000 and federal funds of 40 000 cover start up. 300 000 more sought from the social security board. William Milnes Maloy Russell S Davis and Joseph P McCurdy named as directors. William Purnell Hall Jr moves from the National reemployment service to join the agency.
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U.S. Employment Service
Wiliam Milnes _ Maloy
Prssell S. Davis
Joseph P. McCurdy
Social Security Board
William Purnell Hall, Jr
National Reemployment Service
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Homer Sylvester
Cass County
Nebraska
Sylvester
Topeka
Kan
United States
Barrymores
Buchanan Shrine
Bilbao
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Priscillas
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