Gold Decision May Ruin Everything Says Senator Thomas
Washington January 12 Senator Thomas of Oklahoma warned a Supreme Court ruling against the government on the gold clause could trigger a legislative plan to avoid fallout. He cautioned the decision might have a demoralizing nationwide impact and ruin everything, though he expressed confidence the court will sustain the administration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Thomas
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Opera Star Mme Sembrich Dies in New York at 76
Mme Marcellia Sembrich, world famous opera singer aged seventy six, died at her New York home after nearly two months illness. Death due to angina pectoris.
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New York
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Noted Alaska Woman Attorney Debuts in $10,000 Libel Case
Mrs Mildred Hermann the sole woman attorney in Alaska and former Valdez resident recently appeared in court for the first time representing the defendant in a $10,000 libel suit and won.
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Mildred Hermann
Alaska
Valdez
Russell Hermann
Sweden shows relief as parliament opens historic session
Sweden reports easing depression with a balanced budget and no new taxes as King Gustav outlines unemployment relief of fifteen million kroner, down from forty million last year. A lighthearted interview backdrop contrasts with the fiscal outlook and public support.
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Gustav
Santa Claus
Mamma
Papa
Earhart Makes Solo Pacific Flight Honolulu to Oakland
Amelia Earhart Putnam becomes first person to fly solo across the Pacific from Honolulu to Oakland, covering 2408 miles in about eighteen hours. Reports indicate fog and bad weather at takeoff, with later sightings and a triumphant Oakland landing amid crowds and radio updates.
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Oakland
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Los Angeles
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Pacific Coast
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Salt Lake City
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Hauptmann Defense Challenges Lindbergh Ransom Handwriting
In Flemington on January 12 the Hauptmann defense pressed handwriting experts to prove Isador Fisch wrote the Lindbergh ransom notes. They argued Fisch collected and wrote notes while Hauptmann only unwittingly received ransom funds. Prosecutors maintained Fisch had no role and that handwriting experts found the ransom notes dissimilar to Hauptmann’s script.
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Flemington
Hauptmann
Isador Fisch
Reilly
Fisch
Threa t to kidnap Beal's son triggers guard measures
A threat to destroy six year old Thomas Beal Jr the son of National Bank of Boston president was delivered with a demand for twenty five thousand dollars. Warnings stating the child would be killed unless payment was made were received two months ago and again recently. he and his sister are under heavy guard.
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National Bank of Boston
Thomas Jr
Border air defense plan earmarks 100 million funds
A group of House members proposed a 100 million public works appropriation for border air defense. Each base would cost 10 to 12 million with 200 officers and 1500 enlisted, operating 150 planes, and facilities for up to 1000 planes in emergencies. Alaska included. site locations not fixed.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Alaska
Huge Plan To Buy Farm Lands Proposed To Roosevelt
The National Resources Board recommended a six hundred seventy five million dollar program to buy poor lands and retire them from farming over fifteen years. The plan aims to curb farm overproduction and support conservation while addressing critical monetary questions as the Supreme Court finishes argument on replacing gold as legal tender.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
National Resources Board
Supreme Court
Indications Point To Fact Bonus Be Unpaid This Year
Washington report indicates that if the current bonus program remains unchanged through the presidential veto roll call, any immediate payment on the bonus would be withheld. Changes of regular advertisements are held up. new ads accepted up to 1:30 PM the day of insertion. The Daily Nugget notes filing deadlines for notices and ads.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
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