Russia May Sever Peking Relations Over Embassy Raid
Northern government nerves tight as Soviet embassy raid prompts chatter of breaking ties. Premier Koo resigns amid intrigue, while Wu Pei Fu and Chang Tso Lin maneuver for power in Peking. China and Russia see potential diplomatic rupture as Shanghai reports confirm executions and shifts in command.
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Peking
Koo
China
Wellington Hoo
Chang Tao
Yang Yu-Ting
Sddger
London
Wu Pei-Fu
Chang Tso-Lin
Wellington Koo
Chang Tso- Lin
Moscow
Downing Street
V. K
C- Koo
Milwaukee man sentenced after killing wife
Vaso Radeb, a laborer, was sentenced to life in prison six hours after biting his wife when she refused his entreaties to return to him. The April 4 report from Milwauker Wisconsin notes the crime and the immediate verdict.
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Milwauker
Wis
Bitei
Vaso Radeb
Ute
Federal Agents Probe Housing Matters Here
Assistant United States Attorney George H. Cohen of Hartford acknowledged federal investigators are examining issues concerning Harry LaBrecque, executor for the Uykes states Housing corporation, while refusing to detail the investigation or any potential charges. The matter is not in custody, and Labrecque’s whereabouts are unknown. The War era United States Housing Corporation spent over 7 million dollars locally to build homes for war workers, with much property later sold to Bridgeport Housing and individuals. A collection office handled rents and mortgage payments.
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United States
George H. Cohen
Hartford
Harry LaBrecque
Uykes States Housing Corporation
Labrecque
Cohen
United States Itanway Corporation
Bridgeport Housing Company
Power of Senate Probers Remains Dawes Decision
Vice President Dawes sided with a Supreme Court ruling confirming the Senate campaign funds investigating committee retains powers after adjournment. He appointed Senator Simeon D. Fess to fill the vacancy left by Senator Guy D. Gott. The ruling followed the Mal 8 Dougherty case. Goff, Borah, and Walsh weighed in on the committee’s legality.
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Chicago
Dawes
Supreme Court
Senate Campaign Funds
Congress
Simeon D. Fess
Onio
Guy D. Gott
West Virginis
High Court
Mal 8
Dougherty
Senate
James A Reed
Missouri
Goff
Borah
Idaho
Walsh
Montana
Keyes
New Hampshire
Slayer of Doctor to Die in Electric Chair
Franeiaco Caruso, grief stricken Italian father, was found guilty of first degree murder for killing Dr Caspyo Pan dola who treated a diphtheria stricken son. A Kings County jury deliberated six and a half hours before convicting him. Judge Alonzo G McLaughlin set sentence for April 18 and warned the jury that any other verdict would amount to a miscarriage of justice.
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New York
Franeiaco Caruso
Caspyo Pandola
Kings County Court
Ff Caruso
Penola
Joseph Caruso
Alonzo G McLaughlin
Friends of Coon Win Agreement to Revise Merger
The administration plans to rewrite the merger bill to consolidate three municipal departments and exclude the Board of Health. Anglus P. Thorne would serve as head of the new municipal branch at 7600 dollars, with Dr William Hall Coon retained as health officer at 6500 dollars. The motive is economy, estimated savings between 30000 and 50000 yearly. hearings expected before Cities and Boroughs committee next week amid opposition from a citizens’ group.
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Muntelpil
Board of Health
Angus P. Thorne
Coon
F. Willam Behrenn
Alex L DeLaney
Cities and Boroughs
Elébri
Hull
Tuesaday
Board of Aldermen
Cities and Boroughs Committee
Bridgeport
Arthur F. Connor
Behrens
Copher
di Yester
Health Department
Connor
Hartford bill creates commission to study metropolitan district
Hartford April 7 The Committee on Cities and Boroughs favored a bill to create a commission to investigate the needs of a metropolitan district and acted favorably on it. The proposal would retain each town’s political identity while forming the new commission.
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Hartford
Greater
Committee On
Raids and political shifts mark a turbulent period
Reading through period notes from Page 1 to Page 4, the newspaper catalogs raids on Soviet areas, a premier quitting in the north, and foreign policy moves. It highlights ongoing investigations by territorial agents, a department merger, and imminent U S actions to settle tensions with wartime proxies. The page lists shifts in leadership, court actions, and international diplomacy while flagging national political debates and upcoming speeches.
Hoover Sees and Speaks by Telephone in New York
In Washington Secretary of Commerce Hoover spoke by telephone and was seen in New York by wire. Demonstrators linked images to a screen in Whippany New Jersey while a radio program aired. AT&T officials said television after years of study may improve distant communication but is not yet ready for general use.
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New York
Wierbert Hoover
Washington
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Hoover
Amercan Telephone and Telegraph Company
Rockefeller Says Labor and Capital Can Be Partners
In Cleveland at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church John D. Rockefeller Jr. argues labor and capital should be partners, not foes, with shared interests and mutual success. He says meaningful daily work makes life worth living and notes the church building as a model of cooperative achievement.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Chilean President Quits Temporarily Amid Turmoil
Santiago April 7 AP The Chilean government faces a plunge in stability as President Eral Ito Figueroa Larrain declares a two month absence from office. Premier Thanaz assumes the interior portfolio as vice president after the council of ministers signs no decree formalizing the step. The move follows a political rift sparked by opposition to the premier and a dispute over De. Javier Figueroa, the president's brother.
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Santiago
Chile
Thanaz
Eralito Figueroa-Larrain
Thane
Javier Figueroa
Wall Street boom lifts stock prices to near 29 year high
New York trading lifted the Dow and major issues to the highest levels in almost three decades. Gains of up to seven points were trimmed as investors dumped some shares after rate increases from 4 to 4.5 percent. New York Central and American Telephone hit 150 3 8 and 172 8 8, their loftiest in over 20 years while Baltimore and Ohio, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio, Woolworth and Corn Products climbed to year or longer highs. Some issues like Armour, Continental Can and Pierce Arrow fell to year’s lows.
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Mbel
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Republican Party
Alentologiize
Alentologiize the Prohuition
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Potash Rast
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Cullen
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Copeland
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Wey
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Milan
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Nathona
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American Telephone
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Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohloe
Woolworth
Armour
Jhe Maeda
Continental Can
Fox Firm A
Peerless Motors
Pierce Arrow Pree Y Fer Et
Wilson Lo
Orto Ouneel
Smith Signs Theatre Padlock Bill in New York
Governor Smith signed the Theatre Padlock bill authorizing one year lockout for venues showing objectionable productions after conviction. The measure, urged by District Attorney Banton, grants the Licenses Commissioner broad power to license or shutter venues for public exhibitions.
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Albany
N. Y
Wales Theatre
Smith
New York
Menhera
Banton
Coutucy
Governey Smith
Radio Stations Face Shifts as Temporary Permits Extend
Washington April 7 AP Broadcasting stations holding temporary permits to operate after April 24 may see frequency reallocation. Federal Radio Commission spokesman Harry Bellow said nearly all of the 752 stations now on air will be accommodated in some manner as the commission works out a permanent plan amid new radio concepts and permits from the commerce department.
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Washington
Pobtain
Federal Radio Commission
Herary Bellow
Commission
Commerce Department
Soldier Who Marched With Sherman Dies in Danbury
Banabury April 7 leperdil Isaac Warner a Civil War veteran who marched with Sherman to the det died last night at his home Guarding place He served in the New York Infantry known as the Duchess County Regiment He fought at Dieuveourg Lookout Mountain and other battles He lived in Danbury for 15 years after moving from Poughkeepsie Where services will be held Friday at 2 30 pm and burial at Pawling N Y
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Isaac LI
Warner Ciguyain
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Alba
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Duchess County Regiment
Dieuveourg
Lookout Mountain
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Danbury
Youth admits setting fire to De Pinedo plane at Roosevelt Lake
Phoenix youth Thomason seventeen, a Canyon Lake coat tender, signed a statement admitting he threw a lit match onto oil on Roosevelt lake, igniting Commander Francesco De Pinedo s seaplane the Santa Marta. He called it an accident and apologized. The document names Jack Williams and Albert Evans as companions.
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Ariz
John Thomazon
Canyon Lake
Francesco de Pinedo
Roosevelt Lake
Arizona Republican
Roosevelt Dam
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Com
Mander de Pinedo
Roland A. Still
Apache Lodge
John W. Hughes
Sam
de Pinede
de Pinedo
Sixth Regiment of Marines Sails from San Diego
The Sixth Regiment of United States Marines sails from San Diego on the transport Henderson toward Shanghai to protect American lives and property in China. Commanded by Colonel Harold Snyder the 158 men and officers depart as airplanes hover overhead and Battery North Island salutes, the unit fully equipped for field service.
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SAN_DIEGO
Calif
United States Marines
Henderson
Shanghai
China
Harold Snyder
North Island
Two Radio Stations to Broadcast Republican Prohibition Debate
Boston April 1 AP reports two Eastern radio stations will carry the debate tomorrow night between President Nicho las Murray Butler of Columbia and Senator William Borah of Idaho on the Republican stand against prohibition. Stations JAC Boston 430.1 meters and WEAN Providence 3617 meters will air the event.
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Boston
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Suburbs Fight For Lower Toll Rates In Connecticut
Trumbull and Monroe challenged a 10 cent toll for long distance calls at a Public Utilities Commission hearing in Bridgeport. The hearing explored policy affecting 162 routes amid claims the rate benefits profits rather than public service. Key officials from Bridgeport Monroe Hartford and lawmakers attended as witnesses and questioned company aims.
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Trumbull
Monroe
Bridgeport
Public Utilities Commission
P. U. Board
Farmington
Hartford
Southern New England Telephone Company
Harry C. Knight
Arthur J. Hui
Trumbull Exchange
Hull
Knight
Bidgeport
youths adrift in twelve foot boat off Stratford coast
Police search for three Stratford youths who hired a twelve foot green rowboat for a fishing trip and failed to return after leaving Peters house at seven in the morning. The boys, Richard Petera twenty one Jennings Mead Derby Thomas Pepe twenty five and George Staffiere fifteen, may be drifting in rough seas toward Long Island Sound.
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Stratford
WICC
Stratford Olive
Richard Petera
Jennings Mead
Derby
Tvhe Ilven
Ala
Mra
Irene Desjardena
Thomas Pepe
Housatonic Avenue
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Prospect Avenue
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Staffiere
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Charles Wagner
Birdseye Street
Wagner
Housatonic River
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Dept. of Motor Vehicles
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Horten
Roosevelt Club Debate Draws Big Three In Politics
The Roosevelt Invitation Club announces a high profile debate featuring Senator Borah and Dr. Murray Butler with Chairman Butler and President Robert Washburn arranging a 45 minute Butler segment, 45 minute Borah segment, and a final 15 minute rebuttal, amid ticket demand and internal party speculation.
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Alub
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Washburn
Roosevelt Club
Ashe Roosevelt Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Dent Butler
Borah
Dr. Butler
Wil Butler
Acord
Wnag4 Wean
Poland Bank Control Goes To Harriman
A Warsaw dispatch reports the Bank of Commerce, Poland’s leading bank, has fallen under the control of Harriman interests and Banvo ciile Hallane. Mr Harriman is named vice governor of the bank.
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Harriman
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Bank of Commerce
European Intereate
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