Internal Dissent Drives Loyalty Moves in Italy and Ethiopia
AP reports both nations act to quell unrest. Italy sees Fascist leaders convene meetings to reverse Mussolini’s decade old pledge, while Ethiopia broadcasts loyalty appeals and Emperor Selassie visits Gojjam to counter native revolts tied to taxes. Sweden aids Red Cross probe into bombing. Italy calls for 5700 volunteers for aviation enlistment.
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Mussolini
Ethiopia
Emperor Selassie
Gojjam
Swedish
Red Cross
Stockholm
International Red Cross
Geneva
Cup donor Samuel Ryder dies in London hotel
Samuel Ryder aged 77, donor of the Ryder Golf Cup for competition between professionals in the United States and England, died in a London hotel from heart failure. He supported the transatlantic match and helped establish the trophy.
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London
Samuel Ryder
United States
England
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Radio time sparks Republican reply to Roosevelt address
In December 1935 a dispute over radio air time emerged as Henry Fletcher asked for Republican antithetical time to respond to President Roosevelt. William Paley of CBS and M H Aylesworth of NBC weighed in promising possible consideration but without firm commitments. The president planned to broadcast between nine and nine thirty p.m. EST.
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Nome area residents share supplies and travel updates
Hugh Kimball of White Mountain drove a tractor to haul a big sled of supplies with companions Hansen and Abraham Lincoln. Nathan and Joe Ost left for a wood camp near Council. Nome Airways freighted supplies to Dime Creek from here and Isaac's Point. Jerry Lomen aided pilot Whaley and renewed acquaintances. Jos E Dexter flew to Nome. John Fagerstrom journeyed by dog team for fresh greyling. Jack Naas passed Golovin for Dime Creek after drilling near Linrock. The Christmas program by Sunday School children directed by Ruth Ost drew a large crowd and ended with fruit and a scripture calendar. The school program followed on December 24.
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Missionaries Besieged in Chinh Kiang Seek Aid
Thirty missionaries in Chinh Kiang western Hunan province report the city cut off and besieged by a communist army. Ambassador Nelson T. Johnson telegraphed Hunan authorities requesting immediate troop relief for the beleaguered city.
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Chinh Kiang
Hunan
Nelson T. Johnson
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Unknown Man Linked to Hauptmann Case Probed
Bruno Hauptmann's attorneys disclosed they were checking a story of a man connected to the late Isidore Fish in the crime. They declined to reveal the man's identity or location until the lead is developed.
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Touhy Gang Leader Nabbed for Interrogation in Chicago
Tommy Touhy, long sought as Touhy gang head, was seized in a west side apartment and held for questioning on numerous postal robberies including a $130000 Charlottesville North Carolina holdup.
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Associated Press
Chicago
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West Side
Charlottesville
North Carolina
Fatal Fire Claims Miller Family in Suburban Blaze
Chicago Jan 2 Milo K Miller 28 a federal reserve bank guard and his two daughters died in a house fire as he tried to rescue them. He saved his wife and young son before perishing.
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Chicago
Milo K. Miller
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Miller
Republican Club Plans January Meeting for Work Relief
The Republican Club will meet in Sullivan's office at City Hall at 3 P.M. on Sunday January 5, 1935, inviting all Republicans. Leroy M. Sullivan, Chairman, Washington. Publishes December 31 and January 2 3 4. Continuance of existing work relief programs predicted for the year. Subscribe for the Nugget.
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City Hall
Leroy M. Sullivan
Washington
New Neutrality Bill To Be Tossed In Congress Soon
A new neutrality bill awaiting congressional debate would give the president broad powers to curb American business and trade with embattled nations. The measure has backing from Secretary of State Hull and committee chairs Pittman McReynolds. The bill targets restrictions on both trade and financial dealings with warring nations.
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Hull
Chaiman Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
McReynolds
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Borah Comments On Townsend Plan
Friends of Senator Borah say he finds the Townsend Plan basic in parts but unworkable. They report Borah promised a detailed statement on his stance at an early date.
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Borah
Townsend
Associated Press
Washington
Senator Borah
Democratic Leaders Favor Short House Session Says Bankhead
The Associated Press reports on January 3 that Democratic leader Bankhead states a majority of his party favors a short congressional session while Republican chief Snell calls for ending a rubber stamp approach. The remarks outline starkly differing partisan aims for the new session.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Congress
William B. Bankhead
Bertrand Snell
Resolutions Honor Long and Schall in Senate Session
The Senate honored two members who died since the last session. Senator P. Long had a memorial resolution offered for his anti administration filibuster, and Senator Whermas Schall of Minnesota was remembered with a similar memorial resolution.
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Washington
Senate
Tiny
Uuev P
Long
Whermas Schall
Shipstead
Minnesota
Opening Congress Sparks Debate Over Proposed Relief Funds
Critics and supporters awaited the president’s annual message as Congress opened to hear his plan. Observers expected relief funding to be smaller than last year’s allocations, reflecting shifting priorities and fiscal considerations.
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