Glass Leads Uprising in Senate Over World Court Vote
Washington on the eve of a tense vote opponents to the world court resolution claimed strength and a chance to defeat it whereas pro court forces called it bluff. Senator Borah and Johnson forecast a margin shortfall for approval while Robinson remained confident. The scene shifted as Glass led a second Democratic push against the $4 880 000 000 work relief bill with calls for changes and openness in hearings and no secrecy.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
California
Robinson
Senate
Long
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Carter Glass
Virginia
Appropriations Committee
House
Flat dollar car registration proposed in Montana legislature
Montana lawmakers consider a flat 1 dollar registration for pleasure cars and light trucks replacing 5 and 10 dollar fees. A 1 cent gasoline tax would fund county road funds while a chain store tax would support an old age pension. The Cusick measure sets the new registration schedule by vehicle size and weight.
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T. M. Metzger
Helena
Jan
Montana
House of Representatives
Senate
O’byrne
Silver Bow
Cusick
Flathead
Stevens
Cascade
Wall Street Bonds Vanish In $1.45 Million Wallet Theft
Federal investigators probe the disappearance of a black leather wallet containing U S government bonds and securities valued at 1 456 million from a Wall Street bank employe during a routine deposit. Police seek two Bank messengers as inquiry continues.
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New York
U.P
Wall Street
Morris Blassfield
Bank of the Manhattan Company
C. J. Devine and Company
Bank of Manhattan
McCarthy
U.S
U. S
Martin Conboy
Department of Justice
Blassfield
Winklemen
Devine
National City Bank
Nicky Arnstein
Fannie Brice
New Teacher Appointed and Board Approves Codes
An adjourned meeting of the school district No 1 board of trustees in the administration building last night featured the appointment of a manual training teacher to replace a resigning teacher and the formation of a committee to study a proposed code bill. The board also approved plans to convert the abandoned Cleveland school into a tuberculosis sanitarium.
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Cleveland
Board of Trustees
Maternity Ward Closed After Eight Infant Deaths
In Teaneck New Jersey eight infants died in a week from a mysterious disease possibly an intestinal influenza. The Holy Name hospital closed its maternity ward sending about 40 mothers and newborns to other facilities or home. Doctors and New York bacteriologists have not identified the disease.
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Teaneck
N. J
U.P
Holy Name Hospital
Frank C. McCormack
New York City
Poderjay Returns to Face Disappearance Case In New York
Capt. Ivan Poderjay, once a key figure in an international police mystery, arrives in New York from Europe aboard the President Polk and will be taken to police headquarters to be questioned about the disappearance of Rvs Turverson, a 43 year old corporate lawyer.
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New York
Ivan Poderjay
Europe
United States
Polk
Rvs Turverson
Corporat Cn
Detroit
Ex-Wives Join To Seek Alimony From Dunne
In Chicago on January 28 two former wives of Charles D Dunne filed for alimony totaling 1460 dollars. Mrs Mary Lou Dunne mother of Dunnes five year old son leads the claim while Mrs Eunice Dunne cares for the boy daily as the first wife works in a department store to support the trio.
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Chicago
Charles D. Dunne
Mary Lou Dunne
Dunne
Eunice Dunne
Little Jimmy
No. 1
Plot to topple Austria's fascist regime uncovered
Police disclose a radical plot to overthrow Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg and establish communist rule in Austria. Officials say supporters were inside the government and the plan was revealed tonight in Vienna.
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Vienna
Kurt Schuschnigg
Austria
First Lady Plans Radio Series on Women of Today
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt announced a new series of commercial broadcasts starting February 15. The topic is Women of Today, reflecting her ongoing public outreach.
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First Lady
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Insurrection Flares Across Uruguay as Terra Rules
In Montevideo and interior towns, opposition to President Gabriel Terra grows as the government mobilizes about 18,000 volunteer troops to strategic positions to counter the uprising across multiple points in Uruguay.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Gabriel Terra
Hauptmann Admits Secret Affair Amid Trial Drama
Anna Hauptmann watched as her husband confessed to deceit and an affair with Greta Henckel. He said he did not tell his wife and acknowledged gifts to the other woman, while courtroom spectators and celebrities filled the scene.
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Hauptmann
Flemington
N. Y
Anna Hauptmann
Greta Henckel
Margaret McCrea
Delly Madison
National Young Republicans
Edward J. Reilly
Reilly
Japanese Naval Minister Warns of Sacrifices For Navy Build Up
Admiral Mineo Osumi warned the United States in the diet that Japan is ready to make every sacrifice if forced into a naval building race. He said a building race may occur without a naval treaty and that Japan must be prepared to endure personal sacrifices to ensure an adequate navy.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
Mineo Osumi
Charge attorney with misconduct in San Diego grand jury
City Attorney C. L. Byers was served this afternoon with a 41 count misconduct in office accusation from the county grand jury in San Diego California.
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San Diego
Cal
C. L. Byers
North Dakota legislature warns 1500 schools may close
A joint resolution by the North Dakota Senate and House warns that at least 1,500 schools in drought areas will have to close unless immediate federal financial aid is provided.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Quintuplets Show First Creeping At Eight Months
In Callander Ontario the Dionne quintuplets marked eight months with creeping moves as Dr. Dafoe noted teeth may arrive soon. Their diet shifted to half a yolk egg daily plus vegetable or fruit pulp on alternating days. Marie remains the smallest, while Annette leads the creeping parade.
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Callander
Ont
Sor
Allen Roy Dafoe
Canadian Woods
Marie
Two Women and Baby Rescued in Oregon City Collapse
A downtown Oregon City two story concrete building collapsed trapping three women and a 3 week old baby. Two women and the infant were rescued with the baby uninjured after a half hour, while Mrs Arthur Koehler died in the collapse and others suffered serious injuries. Fire, police and volunteers worked to free the victims and search the ruins.
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Oregon City
Ore
Arthur Koehler
U.P
Howard Bertsch
Elizabeth Long
Bertsch
Reynolds Heirs Question Marriage of Smith Reynolds
The surviving children of R J Reynolds question the validity of their brother Smith Reynolds marriage to Libby Holman. They seek an investigation into the divorce from Anne Cannon as North Carolina taxes the Reynolds estate.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
R. J. Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman
North Carolina
Reynolds
Anne Cannon
Montana Forecast: Partly Cloudy Tue-Wed Warmer North
A Montana forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer readings in the northern portion. The text suggests mild overall weather with a slight uptick in temperature in the north.
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Montana
Anti Long men seek recruits in rural areas
Baton Rouge leaders of a revolt against Lucy Long’s rule canvassed rural parishes for recruits as guards watched the capital. Ernest Bourgeois, head of the Senate Deal group opposing the senator, remains missing though his wife said she knew his whereabouts. He vanished as his militia surrendered to Long's militiamen after a tense battle. Long flew back to Washington amid rumors of further upheaval.
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Baton Rouge
Lucy Long
Ernest Bourgeois
Senate Deal Association
Long
Washington
Hauptmann Faces Strafing Cross Examination In Courtroom
In Flemington New Jersey on January 28 1935 Bruno Richard Hauptmann faced cross examination by Attorney General David T Wilentz as he fights for his life on the electric chair. The tense scene featured a heated exchange with both men shouting and the judge calling a five minute recess. The dramatic proceedings mark a historic moment in American criminal annals as Hauptmann confronts testimony and potential contradictions.
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Hunterdon County
Flemington, N. J
U.P
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
David T. Wilentz
Thomas W. Trenchard
Plemington
America
Hauptmann
Wilentz
Reclamation Engineer to Study Montana Irrigation Delays
Washington January 28 Senator Wheeler says George O Sanford head of the engineering division of the Washington reclamation office will go to Montana to meet state officials. Sanford leaves tonight to review irrigation applications and identify delays ahead of a new public works bill.
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Montana
Washington
George O. Sandford
Washington Reclamation Office
Senator Wheeler
Mont
Sandford
Wheeler
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