Five jurymen needed to complete Snyder trial panel
New York April 21 LAP Five jurymen were needed to complete the twelve to pass on the murder charges against Mrs Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray. Judge Townsend Scudder indicated the jury would be completed tomorrow if needed to hold court. Seventy three prospective jurors were examined and thirty more were to be summoned.
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New York
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Townsend Scudder
Herman Bolwearti
Jamaica
Breame
Brooklyr
Joan F Connelly
Charles Schneider
Schneider
Long Island
Snyder
Connelly
Grays Lawers
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Partiular
Saphall
Can
Talesman
Faust
Dana Wallace
Joursal
Cork
Mre Snyder
Eagse
Gray
Impressive church service marks new era for Teg church
A list of readable items notes a new pastor leading four seminarians in an impressive service and mentions an art league show and various city notices. The page also references education, transport, and local government actions amid a broad newspaper round up.
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Isatalia
Morgue
Royal Amateure
Mo A
Wen
Page City
Governor's Finance Billins Approval
Hartford April 21 The Shaw bill to establish and state Board of Control and Finance to replicate the present boards was tentatively approved by the Judiciary committee. Final action awaits decisions on salary for the commissioner and on salaries for citizen board members. Provisions facing objections were amended to curb perceived state institution management power.
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Hartford
Shaw
State Board of Control and Finance
Board of Control
Board of Finance and
State Institutions Commission
Judiciary
Commissioner of Control and Finance
Planes to Race over Ocean Starting on Opposite Shores
MINEOLA April 21 AP Two planes would take off simultaneously from opposite Atlantic shores and race to Paris or New York under a new plan backed by Bellanca backers after a world duration record. The Nungesser Paris to New York flight plans delay the challenge as Bellanca prepares to depart from New York to Paris. G M Bellanca and crew ready but uncertainty remains about Nungesser's start.
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Mineola, & Y
Atlantic Ocean
New York-Paris
Bellanca
Nungesser
Paris
New York
Bert Acosta
Lloyd Bertard
Paire
Long Island
G M
Nungesger
Paries
Tax on Bus Routes Included in State Road Bill
Hartford April 21 A measure imposing an excise tax on the use of public highways by motor buses is favorably reported in the Senate. The tax varies by company operation, with rates from 1 cent per bus mile to 3 percent of gross receipts, and a graduated net gross tax. The session also saw Senate actions on citizenship restorations and other measures, with several bills referred to or adopted without debate.
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Highwara
Stratford
Tage
Athara
State Capitol
Hartford
Senate
Kenneth R. Blanchad
David Goodman
Anthony J. Lapute
George S Singer
Nathan Salzberg
Bill Beaton
House
Averill
Common Pleas
District Court of
Waterbury
Common Pleas Court
Waterbury Court
Move to Furnish Fuel Oil in Pipes To Homes Opposed by Gas Companies
Hartstord April 1 Proposing to furnish fuel oil to individual users through pipes from a central source, the Connecticut Fuel Supply company sought incorporation before the regulatory committee. Opponents included Hartford and Bridgeport gas interests, citing competition with gas and existing fuel distributors. The plan described fuel piped to furnaces similar to steam heat, with debate over scope and state operations as a trial scheme.
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Hartstord
Connecticut Fuel Supply Company
Regialatne Incorporations Committee
Theodore FE Stelver
Fridgeport
Bridgepet
Joseph F Berry
Hartford
Hartford Cok Company
Hartford Coke Company
New Haven
Stelber
Claude
Rockefellers Seize Control Of Industrial Alcohol Board
New York AP reports the U S Industrial Alcohol Co. gains control with seven of thirteen directors elected at stockholders meeting. Rockefeller-linked figures, including Percy J. Rockefeller, back new directors from Air Reduction. Existing president R R Brown remains, with board to meet April 26 to name a chairman.
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New York
Air Reduction Company
WR. Arthur
Rockefeller Group
Rockefeller
Jules F Bache
Ceargn F. Brewster
R. R. Brown
J. Horace Harding
Adnan Ho Larain
P. Mclntosh
R R Brown
U. S. Industrial Alcohol Company
S Reubens
Prr Brown
Harry Arthu
American International Corporation
Charter of Labor Promulgated by Mussolini in Italy
Rome April 2 Premier Mussolini presented the charter of labor proclaiming a fascist syndicalist state. The document enshrines state control of production and cooperation between capital and labor. It frames industrial peace as a prophecy and ties the charter to Labor Day celebrations and Rome’s founding.
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Rome
Iobor
Mussolini
Carl Marz
Nikolai Lenine
All Japan Banks to Close Doors as Crisis Hits Tokyo
Banks suspend payments amid a sweeping financial crisis in Japan. The privy council may declare a 20 day moratorium while a special diet session considers measures to aid the Bank of Japan. Reports say government stabilization plans and possible bank support are under discussion as runs continue in Osaka Kyoto and Kobe. The Bank of Japan has extended advances to Tokyo institutions, and a Noble Bank linked to land exchanges stands at the center of the turmoil.
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Japan
Asalt
Privy Council
Diet
Bank of Japan
Asahi
Tokyo
Banka
Osaka
Kochi
Kyoto
Tehiki
Associated Press
Noble
Imperial Household
House of Peers
Prince Matsukita
London
Reuters
Kobe
Ijoto
Reuter
Pemier Tanahks 4
Sarhering
Saya
Near York
New York
Harly
Orient
Film Star Is Exonerated After Los Angeles Detention
Kenneth Iarlan, a film star, was detained for hours by police in Los Angeles following the death of Eleanor Fashion, aged 40, who was struck by his car. Investigators cleared him of all blame in the accident.
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Uos Angahles
Calif
Kenneth Iarlan
Lhortvy
Eleanor Fashon
Harlan
Wall of Water Destroys Villages Across Four States
The cold wave swells across Arkansas Kentucky and Tennessee driving refugees from towns and floodwaters engulf 7 500 square miles with rising river backwaters. Levee breaches at Stop Landing and Reelfoot threaten more communities as disease and hunger spread among camps.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mellwood
Ark
Mississippi
Stop Landing
Miss
Hickman
Little Rock
Redross
Greenville
Misa
B.C Ble
Trimble
Mississippi Flood Devastates Delta Towns and Levees Give Way
Massive Mississippi flood sweeps across Mississippi Kentucky and Arkansas displacing over 300 thousand people and threatening lives as levees near Greenville and towns like Knowiten Breaks fail and water pours over levees causing a rising death toll. Negro workers race to shore up defenses amid frantic sandbagging as the Great Wall of water moves downriver.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Greenville
Delta
Here
Ville
Missiasippas
Alasippi
Lewst Score
Tha Rm
Mississippi
Knork
Train Massacre Rumor Triggers Fury Across Mexico
In Mexico City reports say bandits slaughtered at least 100 passengers on a Guadalajara to Mexico City train with 50 wounded. Catholic leaders deny church involvement amid fears of government punishment. Americans aboard not substantiated. authorities hunt bandits with large federal forces and air support. In Hartford, Foster named for judge will join the Superior Court after fall term.
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Mexico City
Jalisco
Guadalajara
United States
Dork
ES de Lima
Banco de Mario
Jis
Danbury Radio License Action Expected for WCOWS
Washington April 21 portable Danbury station WCOWS may seek a permanent license as a Danbury station. If granted operation after April 24 requires licensure under the new law, with penalties for noncompliance. WICC Bridgeport file for post April 24 operation without penalty pending, hundreds of applications await action, licenses issued in two weeks will be 60 day temporary.
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Danbury
WICC
George H Manning
Telegram
Washington
WCOWS
Er Fang
Henry A Bellows
Wederal Radio Commission
WCYS
Radio Commission
WCWS
Bellows
Wicc Bridgeport
Atationa
Red Cross Seeks Aid for Flood Victims
American National Red Cross in Washington wires Walter B Lashar chair of local chapter reporting flood relief underway. Telegram says tents distributed yesterday and 1 660 more in transit. Relief centers sheltering dozens with refugee numbers rising daily.
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American National Red Office
Washington
Walter B.lashar
Pigot
Red Cross
Phare
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Stop's Landing
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John H. Trumbull
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