One House Legislature Bill Killed in Senate Alley
Juneau reports the Senate Judiciary Committee rejected the one House Legislature proposal after lower house approval. The Senate also debated cooperative associations as the House passed a Murray memorial to rescind Bristol Bay fishing closure for a year. Representative Walker introduced a House memorial changing casting laws to require a voter to live thirty days in a division before election.
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Associated Press
Juneau
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Murray
Bristol Bay
Walker
House extends RFC life while naming Dimond to committees
The House elected Anthony J Dimond to the Merchant Marine Rivers and Harbors Committees. It passed a bill to grant the Reconstruction Finance Corporation two more years of existence and sent it to the Senate for action on amendments before the president’s signature deadline.
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Associated Press
Washington
House of Representatives
Anthony J Dimond
Merchant Marine
House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
RFC
Alaskan and Seattleite to Wed in Tacoma-Reno Tie
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Lawrence William Kerby a 31 year old of Tacoma Alaska and Loretta Marie Barbano a 25 year old of Seattle.
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Associated Press
Reno
Lawrence William Kerby
Tacoma
Alaska
Loretta Marie Barbano
Seattle
Dream Theatre Open to Public at Bon Marche Warehouse
Entries invited at Bon Marche Warehouse daily from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM for the Dream Theatre event. Public participation available, with schedules and guidelines posted at the venue.
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Bon Marche
United States Rejects World Court Participation
The U S Senate voted 52 to 36 against ratifying American adherence to the world court, failing to meet the two thirds needed. President Roosevelt had urged ratification, while Geneva officials lamented the setback to international law and peaceful dispute resolution.
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United States
World Court
Senate
Washington
U. S. Senate
Sego
Roosevelt
Geneva
League of Nations
U. S
Booster Club Organized at Anchorage
On January 30 a Booster Club was formed in Anchorage by young men to promote Anchorage as Alaska’s base city and to cooperate with the Chamber of Commerce and other civic bodies in publicity for Alaska and local territorial movements. Victor Gill is president Vern Johnson secretary Roy Lee treasurer and Phil Laing chairs the Publicity Committee.
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Associated Press
Anchorage
Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Victor Gill
Vern Johnson
Roy Lee
Phil Laing
Seattle Lawyer Heads North to Argue Alaska Mine Case
Seattle attorney Lady Willie Forbus sails from Seattle aboard the S S Northwestern to Cordova to represent O A Nelson in a dispute over ownership of the Chiffana Gold Mining Properties in Alaska.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Lady Willie Forbus
S. S. Northwestern
Cordova
O. A. Nelson
Chiffana
Auto Plunge Into Slough Kills Mother and Child
Mrs Myrna Dinnick of Clear Lake and her four year old son Perry were drowned when their car plunged ten feet into a water flooded plough near Burlington. Her husband, injured, escaped and lived.
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Associated, Press
Seattle
Myrna Dinnick
Clear Lake
Perry
Burlington
Japanese Vessel Chita Maru Sinks After SOS Sought
San Francisco reports radio operators heard no further word from the stricken Japanese coastal steamer Chita Maru with fifty aboard after an SOS signal indicated she was sinking yesterday.
Dream Theatre Benefit Aids Nome Children Tonight
The Dream Theatre hosts a 7 30 PM amateur show organized by the President Children’s Benefit. Ticket sales are high as volunteers promote a surprise program with seventy percent of proceeds staying in Nome for children’s disease relief and epidemics, while thirty percent goes to a national fund.
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Dream Theatre
President Children’s Benefit
United States
Dream
Chas
Nome
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas
National Republic Organiza| While Project, Every Citizen of Nomerion
Middle West
Seven States
Justus J. Johnson
Ilinois
Republican Party
Mid-West
Frank Knox
Chicago
Patrick Hurley
Hoover
Alfred M. Landon
Hauptmann confident of release as defense plans expert witnesses
Einbert Rosecrans said the defense may call two medical experts to challenge the autopsy findings on the Lindbergh baby. Hauptmann, appearing composed in court, told his lawyers he was telling the truth as he faced re examination with his wife visiting and noting his buoyant mood.
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Flemington
Hauptmann
Egbert Rosecrans
Rosecrans
Lloyd Fisher
Condon
Fisher
Childhood Paralysis Seen as Major Threat to Children
A 1910s report warns that infantile paralysis is a leading danger to young children with only 20 percent immunity under four. It cites the 1916 epidemic killing over 6,000 and leaving about 5,750 with lasting limb weakness, noting two research teams claiming a promising preventive solution led by Dr. John Albert Kolmer of Temple University.
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John Albert Kolmer
Temple University
Nation Sends Birthday Greetings to Roosevelt in month wide party
Nation showers birthdays on President Roosevelt with citizens dressing in finest clothes and joining country wide celebration from New York to Alaska and across the nation on January 30.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Alaska
Japanese leaders say army budgets must rise for years
In Tokyo Mineo Osumi and General Hayashi told the Diet that military expenditures will likely grow for many years with no rapid relief in burdens. In Washington the Senate showed no hurry on work relief and indicated budgets for Army and Navy will be increased next year amid Soviet threats near Manchukuo.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Mineo Osumi
Hayashi
Washington
Senate
Manchukuo
White House
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