Debate on neutrality and bonus reform in Congress
President challenges Congress to repeal New Deal acts while budgeting plans unfold. Senator Hastings doubts feasibility given White House control. Democrats press bonus and neutrality moves as munitions leaders plan to grill J P Morgan on private loans to Allies. Deficiency funds for social security and federal agencies to be reconsidered with about 40 million cut.
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Delaware
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White House
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Senate Munitions Committee
J. P. Morgan
Alles
Social Security Board
Long
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Louisiana
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hamilton Fish
New York
William E. Borah
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
North Butte Wins Checker Championship Title
North Butte defeated South Butte 66 to 40 to claim the checker championship. North Butte totaled 28 wins, 14 losses, and 12 ties, with players scoring from 0 to 11 points. South Butte’s top scores reached 8 points. Plans announced for a city checker tournament soon and a North vs South rematch in two weeks. England distributes nearly 20 million pints of milk daily.
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Bones
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McLaughlin
Polk
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Morlock
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England
Cadsgon Flies On Serum Quest Continues
In Fairbanks anxious residents watched as Cros son volunteered for a flight with Co Pilot Murray Stewart and J Ames aboard a 12 passenger Electra. They used an inside route via Kluane and Whitehorse, the same path taken when transporting Rogers and Post bodies from a fatal Point Barrow wreck. the city faces strain with only two doctors and no isolation hospital as cases rise.
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Fairbanks
Murray Stewart
J. Ames
Pacific Alaska Airways
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Kluane
Whitehorse
Rogers
Post
Point Barrow
Treasure State WPA Jobs Rise in Montana
Helena reports nearly 2 000 more workers on Works Progress Administration projects since December thirteenth bringing Montana total to 15 456 employed on 488 projects across every county. Ray Hart state administrator notes centralized offices speed up payroll and reduce administrative staff while progress continues with $3.7 million authorized to extend through March fifteen.
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Helena
Montana
Washington
Ray Hart
Montana Works Progress Administration
Lottery racket crusader menaced in Baltimore case
State's Attorney J Bernard Wells received threats of death and warned his wife and children were in danger as detectives opened an inquiry into Baltimore lottery rackets. Wells recounted telephone menaces urging him to back off the case. In Kalispell Mickey Washington was arraigned on selling liquor to Indians.
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J. Bernard Wells
Wells
Kalispell
Jan
Mickey Washington
U.S
Fascists Bomb Yank Hospital in Ethiopia War
Ethiopia launches its first major counteroffensive with 400000 troops as reports claim an Egyptian Red Crescent ambulance was bombed at Daggah Bur and Dr Robert W. Hockman, an American missionary, was killed gathering a front unit. Ethiopia appeals to the League to investigate suspected Italian war crimes.
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Ethiopia
Weuters
Cambridge
Ohio
Addis Ababa
Hockman
Brother of film actresses arrested in Los Angeles
Gerald Noonan, 27, brother of Sally O'Neil and Molly O'Day, was booked as an alleged fugitive in Los Angeles on larceny and confidence game charges totaling about $100,000. He is said to be wanted in New York and Denver.
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Los Angeles
Dan
Gerald Noonan
Sally O'Neil
Molly O'Day
New York
Denver
Grain and Stock Prices Show Mixed December Changes
Readable data shows oats at 37 cents, barley 50, rye 95, corn 69, flax at 1.48, and potatoes up due to tight supplies. Hogs drop to 5.40 per cwt while beef cattle stay near 5.59, veal calf down to 6.28, lamb up to 7.60, sheep steady at 4.40, and poultry prices little changed with turkeys rising to 22 cents per pound on December 15. Butter and butterfat reach 35 and 33 cents per pound. wool at 22 cents, up slightly from November.
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Tuberculosis talk highlights youth risk and prevention
Dr. J. L. Mondloch and Mrs. Scott Fries told Butte AAUW members at the Y M C A that TB prevention is essential. They noted the high school exam year achievement showed health awareness rather than disease discovery, and warned youths 13 to 15 are most at risk.
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J. L. Mondloch
Scott Fries
County and Tuberculosis Society
Butte
American Association of University Women
Helen McGregor
Mondioch
Death of Colorado labor leader John M. ONeill
John M. ONeill a Colorado labor leader for metal mining communities died at 79, found by friend Thomas Annear after apparently dying of a heart attack a day earlier. He edited papers in Leadville Cripple Creek Trinidad and Western Miner, linked with United Mine Workers and Western Federation of Miners. Also noted is Ogden stockyards sale to Denver firm for 600000 and community notes on health and accident prevention in schools.
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Denver
John M. O'Neill
Colorado
West
Thomas Annear
State Industrial Commission
O'Neill
Roosevelt Address Sparks Party Clashes Over New Deal
Republicans challenge Roosevelt’s annual message calling it a political harangue while Hamilton Fish pushes Borah’s bid in radio remarks. Democrats plan Washington convention, Jackson Day dinners, and a Liberty League dinner with Alfred E. Smith as speakers as party forces mobilize.
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American’ Liberty League
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Association of National Manufacturers
United States Chamber of Commerce
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Armerican Liberty League
Alfred E. Smith
Mian Conquers Goddess of Volcano Halts Lava Flow
Honolulu report cites Mauna Loa lava flow halted after six weeks as Army bombing by aviators last week ended eruption. Volcano expert Dr. Thomas A. Jaggar notes all signs of activity ceased and predicts four years of quiet before possible renewed flow in the same areas.
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Madame Pele
Mauna Loa
Hawaii
Hilo
Thomas A. Jaggar
Prospectors Learn Who Won World Series in Canada
Prospector Gene Giddings, returning to Barkerville after three months trapping near Stoney Lake, asks who won the world series. He hears the Detroit Tigers prevailed and says his guess was correct, showing little concern for the Ethiopian conflict.
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Quesnel
B. C
Gene Giddings
Barkerville
Stoney Lake
British Columbia
Ethiopia
Detroit Tigers
Three Auto Victims Leave Hospital and Mooney Improves
Mr and Mrs Paul Sullivan Miss Margaret Gallagher all of Anaconda were injured in a car crash on the Butte Anaconda highway. They left St James hospital yesterday for home with injuries including fore head laceration and fractured arms. Officer James E Mooney improved and some paralysis faded from his right arm as doctors planned Monday surgery to remove a bullet from his right shoulder.
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Paul Sullivan
Margaret Gallagher
Anaconda
Butte-Anaconda
St. James Hospital
Miss Gallagher
Mr. Sullivan
Sullivan
James E. Mooney
New York Mayor Uses Traffic Light System To Regulate Callers
New York January 4 report that Mayor Fiorello H La Guardia has installed traffic lights to manage visitors. A red light signals the mayor is engaged, white means mild interest, and green indicates an imminent appearance. Occasionally the mayor bangs all three buttons in temper.
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New York
F. H. la Guardia
Roosevelt Highway Travel Hampered by Fresh Snow
Kalispell January 4. Fresh snow on the continental divide prompted highway officials to advise motorists against travel on state highway No. 2. Snow depth ranged from three to five feet between Whitefish and Eureka, hindering Roosevelt highway travel. little snow reported between Kalispell and Missoula.
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Jan
Continental Divide
Here
Whitefish
Eureka
Roosevelt Highway
Missoula
Rancher Lifts Cow From 90-Foot Well in Riverside
Riverside California January 4 Lincoln Barham Anza rancher reports his cow fell down a 90 foot shaft barely protected by a fence. Neighbors assisted with a block and tackle and the cow was rescued in two minutes showing only minor bruises and abrasions after the fall.
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Riverside
Cal
Lincoln Barham
Anza
Barham
Unnamed Home Treatment Promised To Curb Drinking Habit
A doctor approved plan to overcome alcohol craving is offered secretly in coffee or tea with no drugs. The remedy claims twenty years of success and invites readers to request a free booklet from Health Remedy Products Dept 4743 Manufacturers Exchange Bids Kansas City Missouri for full information.
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Kansas City
Mosa
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