President Roosevelt opposes immediate WWII bonus payment
In a letter dated December 27, President Roosevelt argues the World War I bonus is not due until 1945, would be very costly, and unlikely to spur real economic stimulus. He notes the total cost would vastly exceed certificate value and basic adjustments and says the issue is not well understood by veterans.
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Hauptmann Case Moves Forward With New Evidence
Hauptmann prosecutors prepare to introduce pocket notebooks detailing expenses to link the Lindbergh ransom to his income. A key witness is ready to testify she saw money caches in a cabinet at the Hauptmann Bronx home.
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Incomes and Living Costs Grow in Early 1934
A Federal Reserve bulletin shows industrial profits wages and farm incomes up in the first nine months of 1934 with construction and railroad payrolls rising. The cost of living increased with food prices up 27 percent from the April 1933 low, while coal metal and chemical prices rose and textiles hides and leather fell.
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Woman pleads guilty in Missouri massacre conspiracy
Vivian Mathis, one of eight defendants in the Union Station massacre case, pleads guilty to conspiring to free a federal prisoner in federal court at Kansas City. The plea follows selection of jurors as the trial proceeds against the remaining defendants.
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Series of Butte fetes to welcome New Year
Butte plans a lively New Year’s Eve with dances and parties across the city starting at 9 pm. Major events include celebrations by the Elks Knights of Columbus Eagles and American Legion, plus a miner union jam at the Masonic Temple and other gatherings at Carpenters hall Enterprise hall and the country club.
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Deer Lodge Home Damaged by Fire
Fire in Deer Lodge on Missouri Avenue causes about 5000 dollars of damage to the Eldred residence. Defective wiring is believed to be the cause as smoke and flames fill the basement and hinder firefighting efforts. Officials say the loss totals about 75 percent of the structure.
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Pair Southeast but Generally Cloudy With Light Snow
Weather summary notes southeast region paired with overall cloudiness elsewhere. Light local snow falls in the north portion with no temperature change expected.
Government Drives to Capture Dillinger Fugitives in Chicago Area
Chicago dispatch reports a government manhunt targeting John Paul Chase and George Nelson as authorities consolidate resources to arrest 16 to 18 suspects believed to harbored the pair after their escape from California Nevada hideouts. The operation follows the killing of two federal agents in Chicago.
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Gangster Trail Led From Butte Into California
Baby Face Nelson's associate John Paul Chase was arrested in California after slipping from Butte a week earlier ahead of police and DOJ agents. He sought through a Helena confederate a $15,000 city deposit box loot from the Nelson gang and checked into the Leggat hotel at midnight December 20 before disappearing.
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Year's End Business Shows Moderate Gains and High Hopes
New York reports a steady finish to 1934 with gains over 1933 across rail freight payrolls and farm prices. Officials foresee a continued recovery in 1935 though cautious in tone. The November department store index rose nearly 11 percent from a year earlier.
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Tom and Jerry Lead Butte New Year Drink Craze
Taverns report Tom and Jerry top the popularity poll as New Year drinks in Butte. Warm eggnogs and rum drinks follow while whisky, hot toddies, and high balls rise in demand at state liquor stores on West Park Street and East Broadway.
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FERA Strike Ends Workers Back on County Projects
FERA workers who quit last Wednesday returned to duty today at county projects including Hansen Packing, Montana Street sewer, and Silver Bow Creek rip rap work. County director Alex McDonald said those absent will be restored to work as they report.
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Four Survivors Rescued After Adirondack Plane Crash
Four men stranded three days in the Adirondacks were rescued and rushed to St. Elizabeth's hospital Utica after a return trek through three feet of snow in subzero temperatures. One man suffered a hip injury and would be evacuated later by sled as a CCC ambulance and state conservation staff aided the group.
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Seventeen River Workmen Drowned Near Alcacer
Seventeen river workers died when a small overloaded boat capsized in a whirlpool near Alcacer in the Lisbon area during the night.
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Major Southern California shaking rattles cities
A strong earthquake was felt across Southern California and northern Baja California with. Los Angeles Anaheim and Imperial Valley reporting tremors around 10:45 to 10:48 a.m. The quake caused minor to no damage in many areas while Calexico San Diego and El Centro reported stronger effects. A lighter tremor reached Phoenix moments later.
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Earhart Plans Hawaii to U.S. Flight With Federal Help
Amelia Earhart Putnam will attempt a Hawaii to United States flight with promised assistance from the federal government. Commerce Department official J Carroll Cone said officials would not block the mission and would aid as possible.
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Two Montanans Given Alcatraz Prison Terms
Henry Young 23 and Sherman Baxter 20 from Montana received federal sentences for bank robbery in Lind Washington. Young to 20 years and Baxter to 15 years at Alcatraz. co-defendant John Baker 36 to McNeil Island for similar robbery involvement. District Attorney notes prior crimes and a violent incident involving Young in Montana.
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