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   Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - February 17, 1936, Yuma, Arizona                               Today's News TODAY WHILE IT IS NEWS THE YUMA DAILY SUN And THE YUMA ARIZONA SENTINEL Today's News TODAY By FULL LEASED Volume 10 ARIZONA MONDAY 17 The 40 Gleanings By the l K Waul to get your Daily Sun free for a Tell you how you can do il ily Read carefully the dollar day ads in the paper today anticipate your needs buy judiciously and you'll save enough to pay your to Km for an entire year o Or if you lack a bit on il wail until around Thursday and take of the food bargains and prices offered in the ads then and you can't help but save enough for a year's Didn't sit around think this one up Yon who delinquent with and been com- ing in by the and paying up cheerfully have told me HIGH COURT UPHOLDS TVA TRIO ALLIED IN EFFORT TO WRING CONFESSION FROM Mrs McLean Attorney Leibowitz and Gov Hoffman Join in Attempt To Make Bruno Talk T 1 Four-Day Rain Adds Much Water To Reservoirs RENTON N J Ft-b 17 One of America's richest women one of its most successful criminal cheerfully have toid me vers and of New Jersey allied today linn you save the price or tin to wring a confession from Bruno Richard per the And inn Hro Noah He says i the office from illing at find the PHOENIX Feb 17 sands of aero feet of precious ir- rigation water poured into voirs today on the heels of a con- of a four-day storm over Arizona Higher elevations of the Salt River watershed received heavy snowfall reports here said while the remainder of the state except the extreme southern portion re- rain The U S weather bureau's fore- cast however indicated the storm may be ovci forecast was for generally fair weather tonight with little change In temperatures 1 Carnegie Group Attacks G o v t Pension Plans Due to Natural Clauses Detective Says The entente became apparent only a few hours before Justice Thomas W Trenchard to Fight 10 200 Marooned In o b en I- In to Urn fact thai I and your column nil goo i ill ence the Lindbergh baby killer to die in less than Us members were Mrs Evalyn Walsh i McLean commanding a multi-million dollar fortune Samuel chief counsel for the Negro de- fendants of he rape case and defender of 112 murder suspects and Cov Harold C Hoffman Town For Month that line tu see Of I sny sin MIII mud and j Then he do like In call all tii inn i Hoffman for three hours Malting Progress making TuWi i1 a in 1 II c d j a at- torney for four in Uie death house with liltle on this Slates but we just can't si out a UYuk y gave a royal in their September In faet we were proud of the fuel I hat were one of two important in our that weri The of this is to an They IIH n of seven if tlie truth knuwn then aiv lour i ry I vrt Noah i wondering a1 you ever I drove in from the last and hern L yon i ver I iii any an to thc boltom ul Ibis said when he lefl the in and i rain and Hoffman of A Hir Under fi the Sun v hero H up in a number of editions Mr Ho of them and ve away what we will for future any of you want one tn preserve and not look a I and then build the fire with ill slop m Thru Mill's ness we can supply six of you 1 Chandler has an almond tree in bloom ami a true in bloom early in fluffy HI tic chicks over in front of tlie S-e 1 company liave been than by the way in -i cooy of the Hun and Chamber of Commerce edition boosting this section I don't know your name but 1 know you at the Hun a woman told Susan on the st you know that ad we had in the d column building Ints rent 01 sale am silo we Mad 10 call about and Chai lie labored out day Sunday on our Have you noticed that we're a That you don't need to WILL BK CANDIDATE FOR U S Fob 17 Itcp H McGroaty D leader of the House Townsend plan bloc today he would pci mil his name to bo used us a candidate in inp a plan from to the tic National convention said he had tele- hi contest lo outer an in- dependent delegation in the primary pledged to self for president Ho explained he not itiK the tor himself or to set up nn lirket He said ho ed that California by sending a delegation to tlic con- vention would be to obtain consideration the plan in tho through a refused whether had i a part in tlie crime he has maintained his in- entered the case last ON OUT IN SPAIN AFTER ELECTION CHIC Feb IV U Heroic rescue of ill and the to reach 200 lagers starvation after a HOLLYWOOD Feb 17 Alexander was YORK Feh 17 The Townsend plan and all schemes of government pension were today by Carnegie foundation for advancement of teaching which has pension systems longer than any American The i pension plans il said are to civil liberties and the eco- nomic order Dr Henry S j millionaire 1 wrote in the organization's annual ROLES HAS RIGHT TO DEVELOPE SELL POWER AS AT WILSON DAM report that the relation of today at his home j and plans developed by A maid discovered the body iuj the Townaend clubs and the bed after receiving no response i Legion is a menace to the to her knock i whole Democratic system Death was attributed to natural j by Detective Lieut D T of the central j who to the Hume on Norm J Founded Chain 1 Alexander emerged from the Alaskan rush to found a chain of bearing his name He was Inreed into virtual by the sensational battle against winter's intense cold snow the field in northwestern Missouri have lieen cut nff I lie side world for a full Fuel were today Only 12 sacks of and a few cans of beans and other tinned thai he Final Rites For Joyce Haughtelin Tuesday at Joyce six-year-old daughter Haughtelin at Sunday afternoon following an for acute Taken ill more than was born on an inland iff the coast of Greece in t tly which had followed tho sea remained to be j Al tho age of A force of CCC youths lie was taken hy father on The M for the jail thousand Magazine Pays Tribute to Mead As An Engineer Tribute Is paid to Dr Mead director of the of who died in i the single Slaff MADRID Feh 17 Uj Grave disorder out in Spain today as an aftermath of yesterday's election One person killed and four j injured in Madrid in a I and po H from MUD and rumi n i Lliu to tho Ivil failed inj i warden today in to from nf Iho her in theater office He was J she was lo tho hospital tried convicted and for an emergency operation Little Joyce thu youngest of the family and made her home for the part of thc time with her Mr and Mra W C at their ranch quilted Last fall lie launched a his few Kor the holders have down simile trees and small abandoned KS to fuel n voyage to Cairo deserted ship A sifter and two brothers slay here vivo in addition to thc I j Justice McReynolds Sole Dissenter In Eight To One Decision Of Court By JOHN A United Press Staff Correspondent Feb 17 New Deal day wijn the approval of the supreme court for its giant navigation power and flood control project under the TVA in the Tennessee valley The court's opinion was in terms general enough to indicate it approved future development of the power of the Tennessee river as well as the sale of power already generated at Wilson dam the only project directly involved in the case The court upheld the right of the government to I develop and sell power generated at part of Hie inal Muscle Shoals project and u projected series of at oilier points along the river It was the second victory for New Deal in the series cases brought before court j a of seven reverses I Chief Charles Bureau of Hughes who read court's op- engineer in charge Inion said there was nothing ir river investigations thc which would pro lefl today for Denver after a hibit the United States from FINISH REPORT Porter 1 Reclamation of Colorado Preston engineer There young and grandparents father's services wi tramp steamer that Tuesday at p if Johnson with n Scott terment will take pli at Del Sol in th center o the city and shouted Tin lor and centrist by left w wan in- aled on of rns the election for 170 an in the Ian jn of ring editorial Klwood great engineer and dead after a of un- o ion rare nd knowledge to the of r the arid wastes for habitation 1 What he accomplished I by bis work aa 1 his i i his in Wyoming fiO years ago when he was scarcely out ef I el Maxim Inventor Of Famous Gun Dies in Colorado JUNTA Colo Feb 17 Hiram Percy Maxim member a famous family of inventors died in Mennonite hospital today HUNT TWO GAR DRIVER for world In Cold Hush cemetery At IS he arrived al Cily at height of the Alaskan gold rush He decided more gold was lo be found catering lo pleasures of the miners than digging and ob- j lained a job us bartender i From his bar he his first theatrical venture He has during past week been assisting the i commission by te held lary of Interior to al he I gate feasibility of the In- the CONGRESSMAN of I be commission til 17 U Sheriff's of fin is ly bunted two drivers liny one of them for killing victim a music hall ed to a pack i sea t I never n I first ed house at WASHINGTON Teh 17 Mend W H Code William Peterson lone W L Powers finished their nal approving the project last Saturday night and departed for the coast On Ian 20 after a week's visit here the commissioners wired lekes they had found project feasible Later the menl of agriculture draw charges it was not feasible project was reinstated Hids for initial work on the first Ing all surplus power developed incident to helping navigation or for war Vote 8 lo The vole of the court to Ibe general constitutionality TVA was eight to one Tho dissenter was Justice James CONTINUED ON PAGE H S Band Has Concert Ready For Fri Night since Che or Hie term CONTINUED ON ss than TWOI T M n CM lh informed house today that I acre project will be opened in the Hie direction of Hev Charles K would j office of Supervising K I come lo li Williams on Fell 27 I He was the inventor of the driver struck him whil his period Silencer which al terrific CLIFTON FREED ON CHARGE Joseph fiR i Charges of assault with a orker was struck down and weapon against H K 1 instantly as he walke I Negro were dismissed along a highway on the outskirts today by of Peace C li of thc city Tire tracks in the soft Cavanah of Clifton was accused of ing Nicasio of the road sheriff's said years of direction of the of tlie industry m the days of until lasl f Rilled lie was -j ing as ai iiic time it about to In Gun Battle heavy ity of u riling the principle ut i into the con- h M shooling affray in Mid the statute was downtown Hollywood today Feb 17 URl One was nd a second trusted to out that made a lo and Clyde to sound everywhere j an Thc closing period of his fife was -shaped by the controversies surrounded federal reclamation in ficer Karl G Reed in one A mall had lo icsl was reported wounded He was known only is when Arthur P Davis way made the victim of political gues the inquiry of 11124 j police said went thcr was called upon to head the re- sec his and a dis- Reclamation Service Tn m The office's were aim the face of every discouragement i to arrest him Weil The shooting occurred in the Vine in Hollywood boulevard The carried the reclamation com- 1 in And even before this lask was well in hand tlie unprecedented problem of carrying out the great Boulder dan project his Tn guiding in working oni the er contracts that il possible the engineering plan and tile execution of the en- Klwood Mead for himself a monument that will All his WOIK expressed tile directness practical sense and the true in Ib forward lo prosperity and created a new era of Valley After Operation services for A lab n daughter Mr and Mrs S Richardson si reel near Avenue R vim died Sunday night at the hospital following m operation for appendicitis will held at I lie O T Johnson Interment will tako speed and darn Hop John 1 OVom N Y to carry out bis Cn to kick him from the to tho While Mouse Sweeney's statement that I her would take up i and arrive bore row was il od out by house shouts in Asks Davis Be Prosecuted For Hobo Blockade port of O'Connor's attack old Filipino worker Inst Jan 15 in front of the rooming i HOVAL OAK Mich lie was off the pavement j house in at which both completely The driver they stayed Cliflon contended the Fil- stopped harl made advances the crushed hotly draped it into a colored a flump of weeds and fled ling at the house Cobb's body lay in the mud the near thc highway for nearly five who cut in the abdomen de- hours before a young boy it nicd he molested thc girl Kazee also of was injured when ho was stiuck by driver on other the city -1 ing on the highway by j ing lie taken to by a passerby leaves his widow a sons -SAN K of James L Davis of Lo for I of interstate con provisions was asked t unit of the Liberties Union request was Ceorge H Sl recent suit for divorce fil- the superior court clerk's mission in Washington date of of I protest lo the I os he Father hp to The concert is lo lie given day night Feb 21 In school auditorium at o'clock Resides entertainment for the public the band o raise enough money to buy new uniforms Friday the band will in neu blue and white nips ready to play its best according to Mr Gibbons for the resl of j heir uniforms These uniforms will consist of blue cans blue with white silk lining and while trousers The band is prepared to play marches overtures popular i s 111 ill will In- ginn Hall il was day liy A O ay i lo D depart mom's K nf 22 ll Linger a While With Daily Sun's For Auld Lang Syne PLAN TO hoi's and a variety of others numbers arc also planner Under the direction of Mr s addressed bonK the band has already played f at all tho football games and neree rimis games plan f Friday night another t j to their P I may bo bought from any I uf the band or girls coi u.s for Cents FROM f THK 17 I ir who world two months will ho removed fior which has since birth I k lod FIXI MAN SHOT TO DEATH IN C Am IT i Jones ol shot to in I late yesterday her Lowest mis Average highest thi iv i lowest this -In i lor for UllS I v for month Deficiency since Ian 1 m today 7.1 0 12 il 0 I ly said they percent 71 committed suicide Mil planned II nro more not licen 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