Georgia Governor Talmadge attacks Roosevelt in national radio address
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge denounces the New Deal as a mix of communism and socialism in a nationwide NBC broadcast titled Georgia's Answer to Roosevelt. He calls Roosevelt not a Democrat and criticizes social security, banking policy, and federal spending, urging retirement of the soldiers' bonus with funds from the security act.
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Georgia
Roosevelt
New York
Eugene Talmadge
NBC
Talmadge
Atlanta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hugh Howell
Midwest
Congress
America
United States
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Italy strikes Dessye palace in bold East Africa raid
Italy bombs Emperor Haile Selassie's palace at Dessye as part of a new surge in the war with Ethiopia. The palace and hospital tents are damaged, with casualties among Red Cross workers and locals. Italian advances claim Ethiopian retreats, while oil exports to Italy surge. Strong international diplomacy unfolds with League of Nations protests and peace overtures from France and Britain.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Dessye
Red Cross
Seventh Day Adventists
League of Nations
United States
France
Laval
Mussolini
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
East Africa
Rome
State Police Probe Sparks New Lindbergh Case Effort
Burlington detective Ellis Parker, long rumored to pursue leads, is said to believe Bruno Hauptmann may not be the Lindbergh kidnapper. Governor Hoffman disclosed Parker’s inquiries, noting state police initially blocked him and that private groups are also examining the case.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Ellis Parker
Burlington County
Hauptmann
Hoffman
Parker
A. Henry Moore
State Prison
Hopewell
Lindbergh
Court of Pardons
Supreme Court of the United States
Col. Lindbergh
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Schwarzkopf
Britain Considers Steps to Preserve China's Territorial Integrity
British representations to Japan were under consideration as Washington and London pressed for respect of treaties in the North China crisis. Hull urged nations to honor pledges while Hoare warned against Japanese influence undermining China. North China tensions risk a wider confrontation.
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Hull
Japan
China
Associated Press
North China
London
Britain
United States
British Empire
France
Italy
Belgium
Portugal
Netherlands
Foreign Office
Cordell Hull
Samuel Hoare
Nanking
Ho Ying-Sing
Gen. Ho
Peiping
Washington
Nippon
America
North
Tokyo
House of Commons
Shanghai
Sir Samuel Hoare
Georgia Governor Thanks NBC For Speaking Courtesy
Governor Eugene Talmadge of Georgia opened his national address by thanking the National Broadcasting Company for their courtesy in extending him time to speak to the American people. The report notes continued coverage on page ten.
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Kidnaring
New York
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
National Broadcasting Company
Oklahoma Desperadoes Killed in Jail Break Clash
Dan Heady, leader of a Muskah jail escape, was killed and Dewey Gilmore captured near a farmhouse in Oklahoma. The breakout from Muskah jail left one other prisoner dead and Chief Detective Ken Bolton fatally wounded. Two fugitives remained at large, Leonard Short and Don Garrett.
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McAlester
Okla
Dan Heady
Muskah
Dewey Gilmore
Heady
Gilmore
Southwest
Charles
Pretty Boy
John Blackburn Conover
Wis
Ken Bolton
Leonard Short
Galena, Mo
O'Malley
Don Garrett
Johnston defies court as troops hold highway dept
National guardsmen reported orders from Governor Olin Johnston to keep the state highway commission nonfunctional despite a Supreme Court ruling reinstating the body. Selby Venning was fired, later returned to duty. Major Frank Barnwell planned to consult on sending troops to oust Venning.
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Columbia
D. C
Olin Johnston
State Road Department
Supreme Court
Selby G. Venning
Charleston
Frank Barnwell
Venning
Barwell
Police Department
Charles R. Rausch
S. C
State Highway Commission
Weather forecast for the Southeast states
Alabama forecasts show fair weather in the south with rain in the north and possible frost in the southeast tonight. Saturday brings cloudy skies and rain in the north and extreme west with slightly warmer conditions in the east and extreme south.
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Alabama
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
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Nly
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National Treasury
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Havas
Addis Ababa
Dolo
Makale
New Jersey
Hoare
Oberlin
Lillian Russell
Rhode Island
Alcott
Dan T. Heady
Muskogee Jail
Russell Cooper
Gov. Johnston
Brunswick
Abany
ST. Marks
Apalachee Bay
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