Middletown Times Herald (Newspaper) - April 20, 1934, Middletown, New York Final Edition Off A with f The Weather 4 83. 1831 ROW GOES UP TO GOVERNOR to ing M Discharge of REGULARITY QUESTION ALSO FOR EXECUTIVE New Educational Ideas And Lack of Discipline Held to Blame for Crime Newburgh Mayor Gets Vote of Confidence After Defense of Administration arising the two-year-old ey feud in Orange County will reach 3oi ennor Lehman at Albany The Governor will be e-d whether he is an organization who may be relied on to recent alleged Steering Com- action here that resulted in he discharge of about a dozen em- of the State Highway De- This was the decision reached by City Committee last light after discussion of a number if think this is about the smallest of business in all the under- landed work or the Steering Com- said City Tighe in offering a motion hat Governor Lehman be asked to etum the road men to their Major Chester J. Brown also a uty committeeman offered an to the motion to the ect that Governor Lehman should le asked in the same ion he is an organization Democrat or Raymond city aid he intended to write the mor I'm hrough I'll know whether I'm city hairman here or I'm pretty rell fed up with I can't ee why any should m- erest themselves in what has been an organization Amendment and motion were by unanimous Expressing dissatisfaction with about a month that committee from the Newburgh Club had discussed patronage with Council members to the Mayor Brown aid he told that committee he never approve a candidate for unless his name was through the city Continued on Page Thirteen COMMUNISTS AND i PARIS POLICE IN STREET COMBATS Writes Verse Waiting Death CHICAGO John who murdered trolman John Senci in a zied dash for freedom from was put to death day in the electric Schenck spent tus last hours composing a poem to his family and a letter to the The poem for is all that you can And if you'll all be ni be happy NEW RULING DELAYS CITY BOND ISSUE Advertising of Bids Must Wai Comptroller's Approval of Sale Notice HeW tf of ud Feu of Salvation for modem youth re- quires restoration of the discipline and fear of God which the lives of our Dr. Mather A. Abbott declared in an address here Abandonment of these dunag the last twenty years has been frr the growth of America's he and for loss be severely criticised new progressive modern and and the parents of must band ourselves together to say asserted Dr. must insist on The hope of America a not in the dren of America unless we teach them how to save tion for modem youth is in back the of our fore- Dr. headmaster of and a former professor of Latin and Greek at was guest speaker at the mid- GOV. LEHMAN UTILITY DEAL Mite tf Bills by 1J SENATE Wia CONCUR IN POWER QUIZ to to for Stale Convicts Haul Corn Planters on Prison Farm Art ia hoe on ft anl It aunt taf nora 10 A. G S itoc no at A cf na the DEMOCRATIC SENATE RULE ENDED BY ROW rUJ w MAJORin CHIEF HURLS CHARGES OF TREASON Off Lehman today to New Tori state upon a New Deal utilities embraces Dower and light He turned Us attention to signing mrr cf the eleven hills in his broad re- i form already passed the i Only one authorizes the j Public Service Commission on m ex- of to i SLIM CHANCE REFORM BILLS n ct thh U in J Only Used As Reds and Veterans Protest Economy Decrees Violent fighting broke ut late today between police and The first outbreak occurred at p. m. when police charged Com- with their The lesson f bloody February sixth having een the authorities dis- with clubs and Scores emerged from the conflict ith blood streaming from their serious clash occurred hen 500 Communist war d by three one-legged war led to smash through the police in the Rue de The inspired by the dis- of war and Socialists over the economy in- uding the cutting of civil service daries and was met by a Thousands of Communists med work in factories to join the Police expected the to continue until it strove to prevent the noters om reaching the main LERK OF SCHOOL BOARD DIES AFTER OPERATIONS D. Smith of Appendicitis Victim D. of the Board ot ed today at the Hamilton Avenue where he had undergone o operations during the past He was operated on a week appendicitis nnd two days u for an intestinal Mr. who fifty a native of and in the sash and blind business with his O. for several yews He is a past master of of He is bv s wife a Donald Smith of and two Mrs Carson and Mrs. of New York A delay of indefinite duration has arisen in connection with the floating of Middletown's TERA and CWA bond issues due to failure of the State troller to approve the notice of sale it was learned today by Percy E city clerk and While the delay would not make any financial hardships in the curing of funds to carry on relie work it might mean the loss of a particularly favorable bond it was The ket Mr. Benedict was highly favorable and the City would have no difficulty disposing of its two issues at advantageous rates Should the delay in issue be and a subsequent turn of the market result to un- favorable bond the City might nob be able to avail itself o such opportune terms as Information concerning the delay was 3ent to Mr. Benedict by 8. L Sherwood of the investment Jies firm of Sherwood who had been to that effect by Dillon and Vandewater bond to new legislation as enacted by Chapter 224 of the State of New the letter reads will be ft offering your inasmuch as this new law states the Comptroller of the State must approve the notice of and no one is certain as yet as to what this official wants in the until Mr. Continued on Page Fifteen NOT KIDNAP SUSPECT Photograph Does Not Resemble Ransom Taker NEW Dr. John P. Condon today failed to identify a photograph of a worth penitentiary as that of the mysterious to whom he paid Lindbergh facial contour the are together Condon The picture was that of William a man of many aliases who is said to have been acquainted with members of the Roger Touhy abduction band in Lardner now serving three years hi the federal tiary at Leavenworth for passing a counterfeit at Boston port January John J. United States marshal of sent the picture Dr. who is seeking the mysterious John to whom he passed the Lindberg ransom in a fruitless attempt to recover the en It was recalled that vhile was In Massachusetts shortly after he had paid the ransom he told a newspaper man he had good reason to believe John was a SHOTS STARTLE TROTZKY AS HE WAITS PASSPORT Harold L. Benton of dent of the were mund C. president of the Board of A. Rorty of former Continued on Page Two BIDS ON WATER JOB Preliminary Obstacles to Green Hills Project Finally Overcome preliminary obstacles to construction Of shen's proposed Green Hills Waterworks have been it was revealed last night when the Village Board m special meeting authorized of bids foi the work and voted a requisition on the PWA for under the loan and grant agreement made with the federal government last Construction will be started be- fore June it is Bids to be received May fourth will be on five separate contracts as (A) Excavation and masonry for water treatment Equipment of the dam and a small pumping station with a force main about 400 feet long and an open stand pipe of gallon Small dikes and channel along existing Before any contracts may be awarded they must be approved by hs PWA engineer for New York This procedure would re- quire about tea it was year dinner of the Associated School legislate e on the Boards and Trustees of Orange Tlie already passed by the i held at Mitchell One hundred sixty-six members ed. Among others introduced Stumbling Block in MABEL PARKER months of After the Democratic upper house was to concur in sembly amendments to the gan resolution a broad legislative investigation of the ical activities of utilities and ing of all Fall Election Issue The which would of the shrewdest permit the proposed joint legislative j the legislature cr investigation committee 10 hold i cards on the table tie hearings outside the state and limit j twenty-four hours when both the issuing of subpoenas to the com- or were ex- to be concurred in before Passage of the reform bills was a smashing victory for both Lehman and Kingsland the Temporary Offers On Airmail Flying Opened by Farley Marks Initial Step to End Job of Army Woman Dynamite Loses Finger w t cost a A tap Ui In toy in Uir to Or M H In a. bus of Itr So fcs Mrs be a uS i tsj MIC U rap fas ni Shr 4 IK it lo lo Mr I be in rjr had Tlw p tM Bidi Mijor Submitted At fill r ill uiri at III Uir r anti ed. The project will be financed y by loans and grants by the ic Works and wil subject to NIRA Of he estimated about Is expected to be a direct grant representing thirty per cent of the cost of labor and materials Goshen will obtain the other on long term bonds given to The now asked is to cover expenses and finance the early Republican state whose leadership was materially ened by the Because of the bitter fight on trie program and the proposed together with the Senate Committee inquiry into im- Unking Senator W. T. Thayer with the Associated Gas and Electric the utilities problem be- came the outstanding issue for the Fall election The bidding passed hi the Upper House by a vote of 29 to Continued on Pane Fifteen FARM COLONY AT No Definite Plani Announced for Future of Men Remain ai a cd his shift In iy Uic Senate ate and Assembly face a record an county eminent tion in all iLs phases o' j As a or future j ths Democratic Favorable report of the two major bills of the Desmond county ja cf ut CES Iras far oJ w gram by the Senate oa 1 s internal affairs late yesterday j the w HOSPITAL TRUCK STOLEN Theft of n six-year-old en truck which had been parked Mulberry street reported to Dee night by Foster B. of the State The HOT owned by the of Island reported that the keys and a had been stolen from his Henry The was found In a parked r CASHIER SHOT H. M. president nnd 5hlor at UM s shot and killed today by a lone ndit whs entered thn bank robber away without any Jangling from shots flred apparently by practical Leon Trotzky and his en- tourage waited behind barred today for visas that would thorn to make a motor car dash for tlie French Late last night a succession of tol shots fired outside the grounds of villa on the of police and sent running into the den to defend Police believe that the shots were fired by who sought to their Russian unwelcome now thp RUMORS OF DR. COHEN'S RESIGNATION DENIED Gold water It Although rumors were current ay that Dr. Louis super- intendent of the Municipal ium at Otisville had tendered his resignation alone with that of an- other Dr. 8. B. commissioner of denied any resignations had been received by him this Dr. Cohen himself could not be reached for a statement on ior the fourth successive day that he was somewhere on the In reply to a query changes in the torium i administrative Or replied the A report on the by Dr. Allred would he without when it be made FARMER ADMITS SLAYING RELIGIOUS FANATIC unwelcome now since the Trotzky was conducting what police sMd dangerous designed to up tions all over the world through n new HIT BV Smith of received Uic nnd lacerations of bark and hlx loft leu when he struck on street night by the windshield of cur op- by Levlnson of to police hM been In it Mid a to ing his wife her religious alter his body Kiu In their March by the fUwA Today Baunch him In the int. demanded to Ukra chorch him with He it thai her an- with water In overturned ft oil which Reports lent here today Indicated that of the Farm Col- so far as women inmates were would be effected with the departure of the last one prisoners by special car on the Erie this They were to be taken to the women's detention house in New York it was Twenty-four men from the cipal workhouse in New York arc still at ently with no orders for removal or Officials could give no Indication of the disposition that would be made of the men Four matrons of the Institution were transferred to New York when the last group of women were re- and four it was were to make the trip Others were told they would be taken care though they had no idea how that would be NO plans or with it a immediate advancement to It was on today's in the upper chamber for final rote action during the day or It seemed that the bills would be cleared through tne Senate m nine for the rules Committee of the by Speaker Joseph to pass them out a ballot in that chamber before the ane die the of the in the Maelstrom of a session not be forecast with any degree ol the compromise between Governor Herbert H. man and Senator Thomas C mond two days ago was expected to Insure a safe in the In the Assembly where no plicate measures Ime been and no direct discussion has and where the upstate tical machine which fauces on Use spoils of local li said to bold ayes and noes are more to count in There seemed to be reason to ex- that the Democrats would have no scruples about re- on Page Thirteen this week-end End lo cf bills of The conflict oi tht Kew York Senators Teas trial he STATE DEFICIT NOW PROSPECT lift In tht N J via to Us by thirls tlir Defeat of Catiline In- Stale Aid Situation and lo Late mile tc IU hiil Di ua Al Inf. nil ir. CHARGES UTILITY PAID HIGH PRICE FOR COAL SUPPLY Peabody Was Dominated by that in 32 from the Pr Coal at than on optn markeli en to the Federal on eild If Chicago prices lor The aunt tion ol a ugnc of tf ol Hip i r. tit s i ill. nothing on PROGRESSIVE SENATORS MAP La Will Not Depend on Support by Ui tur iist I r-W ti li JHI Ail JT all AM t ruin UK a ill ttt or r r i Uf Itr and coal which c 1T.fi Mny 1328, aM in a ed in 182; If cii p W cow up aft W of M Of f of JH AS BOAT One Youth J i it in her services would no longer b Great quantities ot pillow cases and other have bwn out of la New York during Uic past few A current it that seven hundred In the Sixty-ninth Nrw lx y 1 to of r they will put to work ttl un 11.' 11 miry J B 71iry will nnd M well aa it U but will receive fto money tor tit 111 ISa Referee Dismisses Claim For Stopping Dog Fight Another Claimant Trill of of Ut pair tit liir jc trm lilt of I'll I V IT In t A t i I. 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