Lindberghs Arrive in Liverpool Seeking Privacy
Charles Anne and Jon Lindbergh reached Liverpool from America and planned a private stay in Wales. They will be guests at J. L. Morgan’s home in Llandaff, amid security concerns after the 1932 kidnapping of Charles Jr. The family travels with detectives, staying at the Adelphi Hotel as plans for a long British visit remain undecided.
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The
Associated Press
Liverpool
the Lindberghs
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Anne
Jon
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Wales
America
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Liendaff
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Morgan
England
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Aubrey Neil Morgan
Lind‘perghs
Llandaff
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Lindbergh
W. H. Gregory
Morgan Grenfell and Co
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Askeg
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Adelphi Hotel
Lindbergh Leaves Liverpool Ahead of Hauptmann Execution
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and his wife and son Jon disembarked from the American Importer in Liverpool and fled in a taxi amid cheers. Crew said the trip was to be away during the January 13 Hauptmann execution and denied reports of flight from threats.
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America
Ptmann
Kindbergh
British Isles
Roosevelt to outline program in New Year address
President Roosevelt nearing end of 1935 penning a message to Congress outlining the nation’s program. He plans to deliver the state of the union early in January with a likely budget recommendation next Monday. White House visitors include Morgenthau Bell Glass Ickes.
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State of the Union
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Senator Glass
Virginia
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Glass
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Appropriations Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Ickes
Democratic leaders map plans to cope with money expansion drives
Washington officials outline two major efforts to fund a five billion dollar expansion through money issuance and farm refinancing. Key lawmakers debate financing methods. Patman seeks new currency while others oppose bond issuance. A separate inflationary plan, the Frazier Lemke bill, targets up to three billion dollars for farm debt relief.
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D. Tex
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D. Okla
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Congress
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Treasury
Wuntist
Violence erupts as international surgical congress opens in Cairo
Cairo December 31 violence flared at the Cairo University Building opening ceremony of the International Surgical Congress. British outriders escorting Premier Wessim Pasha were manhandled by a crowd shouting anti British slogans. The Egyptian justice minister was similarly hostilely received and blocked from reaching the venue. Sir Miles Lampson and King Fuad canceled their planned attendance.
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International Surgical Congress
Cairo University
Wessim Pasha
England
Egypt
Miles Lampson
King Fuad
Nation's legislative machinery geared for new start at capital
Washington observers report pre election campaigning will contend with lawmaking for public attention as session opens. Farley touts prosperity while Smith may lead anti new deal move. Borah enters Ohio primaries. Patman hints at compromise on currency expansion. debate over farm mortgage refinancing and the bonus persists. Most officials plan a quiet holiday.
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Canton
Ohio
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Congress
White House
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D-Tex
Roosevelt
Weather forecast for southeastern states with mixed precip
Weather outlook shows rain in the south and snow or rain in the north tonight through Wednesday. Cold weather and strong northeast coastal winds persist. Northwest Florida and Georgia report rain and snow with unsettled conditions. Florida and South Carolina anticipate rain with some cooling and snow inland tonight into Wednesday.
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Swedes reported killed in Italian aerial bombardment
The Associated Press reports a Swedish Ethiopian ambulance unit of 32 was ambushed near Dolo on the Ethiopian Italian Somaliland frontier. Nine Swedish troops and 23 Ethiopians died, while Italian forces prepared for ongoing fighting as 1936 loomed.
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Ras Desta Demtu
Haile Selassie
Dolo
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Ethiopia
Makale
Aksum
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Timbien
France
League of Nations
Swedish Ethiopian Ambulance Unit Reported Wiped Out
Addis Ababa dispatch reports the Swedish Ethiopian ambulance unit suffered heavy losses in action. Ras Desta Demtu, son in law of Emperor Haile Selassie and Ethiopian commander, confirms the setback as fighting continues in the region.
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Ras S'esta Demtu
Hafte Selassie
Ely's Remark Sparks Speculation on Alfred Smith Plans
Washington reports that former Governor Joseph B. Ely of Massachusetts offered support to Alfred E. Smith for the 1936 Democratic nomination, fueling talk of a Smith candidacy against President Roosevelt. Ely will attend the January 25 Liberty League meeting where Smith is expected to criticize the New Deal.
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Joseph B. Ely
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Guffey Coal Tax Invalidated by Federal Judge in Kansas
Federal District Judge Albert L. Reeves ruled the Guffey coal tax unconstitutional under the taxing powers. Six Missouri coal companies had challenged the law and sought a temporary injunction to block collection, calling the levy burdensome and onerous enough to ruin their business.
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Albert L. Reeves
Reeves
Missouri
Little
NRA
Georgia expects plenty money to run state in 1936
Governor Eugene Talmadge declared there will be plenty of money to run Georgia next year as the 1935 Legislature failed to pass an appropriation for 1936-37. He refused an extra session and hinted at financial measures under state control, while lawmakers press for legislative action independent of the governor. Georgia’s bonded debt stands at 4,187,000 with carryover from Reconstruction days.
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Georgia
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Macon Telegraph
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Randolph County
Treasury
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Gov. Talmadge
Budget Board
Snow Predicted for Atlanta Territory After Ice Storm
Atlanta shivered under 23 degree weather after the worst ice storm in years with a forecast of snow through today and tonight. Utilities struggled to restore service as many streets remained iced and streetcar lines idle while Georgia power crews worked to resume operations. fiscal concerns in state government continued as departments prepared for year end and possible January operations.
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Georgia
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Thomasville
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Florida
Macon
H. P. Stuckey
State Experiment Station
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Georgia Power Company
Coal Industry Regulation Legal Challenge
A national regularity code faced constitutional disputes as critics argued Congress lacks authority to stabilize the bituminous coal mining industry and promote interstate commerce. The debate centers on whether federal action oversteps constitutional powers and whether existing statutes suffice.
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Congress
Talmadge fills vacancies on Realty Examiners Board
Governor Eugene TalMadge names Jesse Draper of Atlanta to the Realty Examiners Board for a three year term. The governor indicated he may or may not fill other vacancies today as Entomologist Manning Yeomans, Bank Supt. R. B. Gormley, and Revenue Commissioner R. B. Matheson also expired.
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Eugene Talmadge
Jesse Draper
John L. Conyers
Manning Yeomans
Banka
R. B. Go
Income Tax Blanks to Be Placed in Mails
Atlanta tax official W E Page announces blanks will be mailed Thursday. Taxpayers not receiving them may pick up forms at internal revenue offices in Atlanta Augusta Macon Columbus Valdosta or Rome and clerks will help with returns.
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W. E. Page
Georgia
Internal Revenue
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Macon
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Valdosta
Rome
Page
Griner Resigns as Georgia Tax Chief
W. E. Page announced the resignation of L R. Griner, chief of the processing tax division in Georgia. Griner, with 16 years in the department, plans to seek the state treasurer's post in the 1936 primary. Deputy Joe Crawford will run the division until a permanent appointment is made.
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W. E. Page
Georgia
Internal Revenue
L R. Griner
Internal Revenue Department
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Cairo
Paige
Joe Crawford
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