Crisis passes for Chicago mayor Cermak and Zangara trial urged
Doctors report Mayor Cermak has definitely passed the crisis after the Zangara attack and removal of the bullet would be dangerous. Other victim Mrs Gill is described as comfortable. Attorneys study a new trial motion for Giuseppe Zangara, sentenced to 80 years for the assassination attempt on President-elect Roosevelt.
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Miami
Fla
Rl Meyer
Chicago
Sayer Cermak
Roosevelt
Meyer
Cermak
Giuseppe Zangara
Joe H. Gill
Zangara
Rooseelt
Anton Jif €Ermak
Senate May Act On Tag Measure Tomorrow
Atlanta reports the Georgia Senate set the auto tag bill for a special order tomorrow after a 43 to 6 vote on the widows pension bill and a laughter filled session over the protest song I Shall Not Be Moved. House speakers and senators drew lines over tax and prohibition issues as hearings begin.
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Senate
Culnepper
Atlanta
House
Claxton
Johnson
Donaldson
Bulloch
Longley
Troup
Bland
Stewart
Barker
Heard
Mildred Webster
E. D. Rivers
J. T. Colson
Brunswick
George Fetzer
Guyton
Senate approves Warner relief bill for unemployment funds
The Senate voted fd to 16 to pass the Warner measure expanding unemployment relief and boosting relief loans by 300 million dollars while liberalizing Reconstruction Finance Corp terms. House action looms as congress pushes key appropriation bills amid infighting over costs and treasury programs.
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Washington
Senate
Warner
House
Reconstruction Corporation
Congress
Wagner
Labollette Costigan
Senator Glass
D. Va
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Home Loan
Glass
Ann
Roosevelt
the Treasury
Treasury
Gratton
Threat of Jap Influence in Far East Warned by Vinson
House hearing on the naval supply bill faces a push to expand the fleet to meet treaty goals. Vinson cites Japan’s growing influence and urges gradual upbuilding of the navy, noting U S strengths lag behind Japan in destroyers cruisers and carriers.
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Far East
Vinson
U. S. Navy
House
Washington
Naval
Congress
Georgia Democrat
London
Japan
United States
Japanese Army Advances in Jehol Region
Japanese troops occupied Nanjing and Kouwelyingtay in Jehol province and moved toward Peipiao as Tokyo officials planned to suspend further advance after Peipiao. Rengo reports noted bombings of guerrilla concentrations near Kailu and chatter of potential Peiping and Tientsin involvement.
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Tokyo
Rengo
Chinchow
Nanjing
Kouwelyingtay
Jehol
Peipiaon
Peipiao
Changchun
Kailu
Tungliao
Japanese War Machine Advances Through Jehol Province
Japanese forces push into Jehol after a night battle near Chao Yankssu as they advance toward Nanking and Chaoyang. The main march along the railway targets Peipiao and Jehol City with a large, modern force expected to meet limited Chinese resistance for days.
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Jehol
Chinchow
Manchuria
Japan
Jéhool
Chaoyankssu
Here
Nanking
Peipiao
Chaoyang
Chaoyangssu
Yoshimichi Suzuki
24 Hour Ultimatum Issued to Chinese Government
The Japanese backed Manchukuo regime announced a 24 hour ultimatum to the Chinese nationalist government in Nanking demanding withdrawal of Marshal Chang Hsiao Liangs troops from Jehol. Peiping reports stated an earlier ultimatum to Marshal Chang had a time limit not disclosed.
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Jehol
Mukden
Chaoyangssu
Chinchow-Peipiao
Kailu
Chang Hsiao- Liang
North China
Manchukuo
Peiping
Tientsin
London
Changchun
Manchuria
Nanking
Chang Hsiao-Liang
Marshal Chang
City notes on regional visitors and birthday greetings
Local paper records numerous business visitors from Atlanta Albany Columbus Americus and Valdosta. Dr J T Culpepper celebrated his 78th birthday with friends at the hospital as relatives hosted refreshments. Many friends visited between four and nine oclock in a long standing birthday custom.
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J. T. Culpepper
Still Uncertain Trace of Slain Chipley Judge May
Chipley Florida February 21 authorities search for Sam D May former Washington county judge missing since last Thursday His bullet pierced blood stained automobile was found near a lake three men are in custody but May body remains unfound at Sweet Gum Lake divers dragged the lake and a sheep carcass sewn in a cloth sack was recovered Sheriff Harrell said the bullets matched those in May s car and the cloth trace led to a DeFuniak Springs store
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Chipley
Fla
Florida
Sam D. May
Washington County
May
Sweet Gum Lake
Westville
Harrell
DeFuniak Springs
Ramspeck Seeks Referendum in Prohibition Repeal Plan
Atlanta telegrams from Rep Robert Ramspeck urge Georgia's assembly to include a referendum clause when calling a constitutional convention on repeal. He seeks direct public expression on retaining or repealing the eighteenth amendment, arguing the question belongs to voters at the ballot.
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Atlanta
Robert Ramspeck
State Assembly
Congress
Georgia
Assembly
Former Griffin Man Is Granted Parole
Bowden Ragsdale a former Building and Loan Association executive from Griffin is granted parole from a seven year embezzlement sentence by the Georgia prison commission. The report mentions Jehol Province and Marshal Chang notifying the Chinese delegation at the League of Nations about defense orders from Nanking.
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Griffin
Atlanta
Georgia Prison Commission
Bowden Ragsdale
Building and Loan Association
Kailu
Jehol City
Chang
League of Nations
Nanking
Jehol Province
League condemns Japan Manchuria policy in Geneva report
The League of Nations presented a nineteen member conciliation committee report condemning Japan's Manchurian policy to the assembly at Geneva. Debate on the report is set for Friday and Saturday, with Japan warning it may withdraw and seek secession if adopted.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Leasie of Nations
Japan
League Assembly
Conciliation Committee of Nineteen
League
Tokyo
Atlantan Visitors and Local Hosts Mentioned in Hotel Arrival
See J L Walker 28 B Clay of Messrs EK K Parker W R Crowe and RG Vaughan were Atlantans registered at a local hotel yesterday. Messrs WJ Hammond and Bill Hammond returned to Atlanta today after spending a few days at their home here.
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Messrs
EK. K. Parker
W. R. Crowe
R. G. Vaughan
W. J. Hammond
Bill Hammond
Atlanta
C. W. Corley
Valdosta
Golden Wedding Celebrants Visited by Local Friends
Thomasville notes salute Mr and Mrs R J Smith on their Golden Wedding anniversary. They stay with daughter Mrs W D Mizelle at 116 Seixas Street as friends at the event extend best wishes. Bishop F F Reese will visit St Thomas Episcopal on February 26 to administer confirmation. Mr E S Boyett returns to serve the town.
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Thomasville
R. J. Smith
Mrs. Smith
W. D. Mizelle
Seixas Street
F. F. Reese
Episcopal Diocess of
Georgia
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Reese
Georgia House Stays Working Through Roosevelt Inauguration
The Georgia House voted 116 to 5 to remain in Atlanta during Roosevelt's inauguration. Debates covered county consolidation amendments, taxation classes, and licensing rules for veterans' businesses. The body adjourned to 1:30 p.m. after preliminary votes.
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Atlanta
Georgia House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Williams
Bacon
House
Simmons
Decatur
Park of Bibb
Bennett
Dougherty
General Assembly
Arnall and
Dyer
Coweta
Franklin of
Lowndes
General, Assembly
Richmond
Franklin
Comas of
Appling
Congress Schedule Highlights Debates and Committee Meetings
Tuesday activity includes Senate debates on independent offices appropriation at noon, stock market inquiry resuming at 1 am, and a finance panel reviewing an economic survey. House to consider conference report on treasury post office supply bill with senate amendments at 11 am. Agriculture panel to study senate cotton bill at 10 am.
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Congress
Senate
Independent Offices
Barking
Finance Committee
House
Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt and Claud es Hold Conference
President elect Roosevelt held formal talks with Prime Minister Claud es and prepared for cabinet reshuffle. He indicated a secretary of state would be named soon likely Senator Cor dell Hull, with William H. Wood as treasury pick if Carter Glass declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Carter Glass
Treasury
Roosevelt
William H. Woodin
American Car and Foundry Company
Raymond Moley
Publishers Urge Federal Ownership Of The Railroads
Washington reports newspaper leaders urge the Senate Finance Committee to back government control of railroads and reform of tariffs taxes and farm debt. Hearst calls for federal operation of railways public works and tax changes while Haskell urges drastic tax cuts debt relief and a budget balanced approach to stabilize prices and aid farmers through land-use reform.
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Washington
Industry Today
Senate Finance
William Randolph Hearst
Henry J. Haskell
Kansas City Star
Middle West
Legislature Moves on Ayto Repeal Across States
Wyoming acts first with constitutional convention bill signed by the governor. Massachusetts New York Ohio Wisconsin Georgia New Jersey West Virginia Arizona Missouri Delaware California Michigan Iowa Pennsylvania join initial push. Dry leaders forecast a fight in elections and possible legal action as women organize a national coalition party for 1934 to defend prohibition. Bishop Cannon says half the states may disapprove and thirteen could block ratification.
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Wyoming
Massachusetts
New York
Ohio
Wisconsin
Georgia
New Jersey
West Virginia
Arizona
Missouri
Delaware
California
Michigan
Iowa
Pennsylvinia
Edward B. Dunford
Anti-Saloon League
Henry W. Peabody
Woman’s National Committee For Law Enforcement
Peabody
Jesse W. Nicholson
National Woman’s Democratic Law E Enforcement League
James Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Senate Democrats Eyes Beer Bill Before Adjournment
Senate Democratic leaders aim to pass the 3.05 percent beer bill before March 4, but final passage this session seems unlikely. The plan prioritizes appropriation bills and the mortgage relief measure as the next steps, while Stimson works to certify and send prohibition repeal resolutions to states for ratification.
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Senate
Washington
Stimson
State Department
Congress
United States
Secretary of State
Alabama Senator Seeks Early Constitutional Convention
Senator J Sanford Mullins of Tallapoosa announced he would introduce a bill calling for a state convention in Montgomery August 1 to vote on the proposed 21st amendment repealing national prohibition. The notice comes amid a sequence of legislative moves discussed in Washington and Columbia.
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Montgomery
Ala
J. Sanford Mullins
Tallapoosa
DONT TRIFLE WITH COMMON CONSTIPATION
Constipation can creep up with minor signs like headaches and fatigue. Kellogg's All-Bran provides bulk and vitamin B to help nudge out waste, with iron for the blood. Two tablespoonfuls daily often suffices, with medical advice for serious cases. Get the red and green Kellogg package at grocers.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Broad powers for president under debate in congress
The House considered a substitute plan to preserve the bureaus of efficiency and to limit pay cuts for enlisted personnel while expanding presidential guidance for reorganizations. Investigations into consolidation were discussed with Swagar Sherley preparing a report for the president after inauguration. A South Carolina House resolution calls for a August 8 election of delegates to a state convention on repealing the 18th amendment.
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Burns
House
Senate
Bureau of Efficiency
Roosevelt
Swagar Sherley
Vention
South Carolina
Ihouse of Representatives
Columbia
Governor urges popular vote on repeal of state prohibition
Columbus Ohio February 21 Governor George White urged immediate adoption of a joint resolution for a popular vote on repeal of state constitutional prohibition in a special message to the state legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
George White
House backs repeal of Snyder Armstrong alcohol enforcement
Harrisburg officials report the House approved a repeal of the Snyder Armstrong state prohibition enforcement 136 to 62. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Senate
Senators Propose 1934 Delegates For State Convention
Austin Texas February 21 Senators George Purl of Dallas and Walter Woodward of Coleman introduced a bill in the Texas senate to provide for selection of delegates in the 1934 general election to a state convention to consider ratification of repeal of the 18th amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
George Purl
Dallas
Walter Woodward
Coleman
Texas Senate
South Dakota House OKs 1934 Prohibition Referendum
The South Dakota House passed a resolution allowing residents to vote in 1934 on repealing the state constitutional prohibition amendment by a 68 to 23 vote. The measure, already approved by the Senate, does not require the governor's signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South
Laguardia proposes federal cost to create repeal conventions
Representative Laguardia of New York argues the federal government should organize constitutional conventions to repeal prohibition and estimates the cost at 7.5 million dollars. He specifies the amount would cover the election and transportation of delegates at five cents per mile.
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Laguardia
U. S
Washington
N. Y
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Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate Judiciary
Sisk
Elizabeth Hynds
Employe Os
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T. B. Lewis
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Twouse
House Coinage Committee
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J. H. Culver
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Service Electric Company
Hi. W. Butler
Remington
W. L. West of
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Richard Forrester
Monteguna, Ga
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R. F. Lawson of
T. S. Sharon, Jr
Macon
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Senate Committee
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