Daugherty Cleared by House In Impeachment Vote
The House approved the Judiciary Committee report clearing Attorney General Daugherty of impeachment charges by a 204 to 1 vote. A separate motion to table Keller’s impeachment resolution passed without a roll call as party lines split on the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fiduse
Judiciary Committee
Vendral Daugherty
Keller
Minnesota
House
Congress
Mr. Keller
Samuel Unterniyer
New York
Jackson H. Hatston
Representative Keller
Cornel
John H. Vahey
Boston
Samuel Gompera
American Federation ‘of Labor
Amos ‘L. Beaty
Senate
Okl
Treasury
State Department
Hughes
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rolang W. Boyden
Reparations Commission
Flint Wadsworth
the Treasury
United States
Paris
Daugherty
Russell's Loss and the Federal City Law Debate
Continued report outlines a governor and administrators debating emergency powers to curb a rising crisis. A letter to Mr Russell discusses resignation, with a history of conferences with eight large city administrators, a proposed law, and questions about legislative action. The piece notes administrators serving without pay and urges decisive legal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernor Templeton
Russell
Senate
Judiciary Committee
State Officials Praise Citizens Efforts And Budget
Governor Lake praised a civic body for its unselfish service and noted total state expenses through this month at seven thousand eight hundred dollars. A three member committee may fill the State Fuel Administrator post after Thomas W. Russet resigns February 1. James D. Skinner indicated an announcement tonight in Bridgeport.
Radio Programs Across Stations In New Jersey And New York
Radio listings for WGY W R O R and KDKA outline schedules with time signals weather forecasts farm reports fashions stock quotes and musical programs. Notable features include readings from Grima fairy tales bedtime stories Yale musical clubs concerts and talks by Dr Jacob Glick Carlyle Moore and Police Commissioner Richard Jenright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Co
Schenectady
N.Y
U. S. Naval Observatory
Werther
Priscilla
Grima
Kolin Hager
Radio Dan
Kietert
WGY
James Forres
Grand Crossing
Stiles
Elite
Daisy
Tim Bomber
Frankin Keyte
Darengeky
Sideways
New York
Juanita
Harrison
Radio Our
Collo Leo
Molloy
Ernest Burleigh
Golden Gates
Darktown Strutters
Maggie
Butterfield
John Stevenson
Brace
Edward, Rice
Kentucky Home
Foster
Gum Ground
Kittredge
the Radio Four
Westinghouse EL & Mtg. Co
Newark
N. J
Women’s Wear Daily
R. D._ Wychoff
The
Magazine of
Wall Street
Dole
Wm. EH. Osborne
Yale Musical Clubs
Jook
Scientific American
Harper & Bros
Arlington
Yale Glee
Bango and
Mandolinert
Will Levington
L. Bamberger & Co
John G Benson
Lenora
Scattersood
Orange
Brahms
Saint Saens
Tam
Woodman
Deep River
Burleigh
the Harmonians
Hives Ning
Tannhaussel
Trish Fuo
Mance
Eastman
Robert Leshman
Carlyle Mooen
Royal Purple
Serenaders
Watuchantina
General Pershing
Richard Police Chiefs of America
Jenright
Serenader Orchestra
Tarrantelle
Widening Gates for Farm Credit Debated in Senate
Senate resumed consideration of farm credits legislation with the Lenroot Anderson bill as the second pillar of the farmer credit extension program. McLean introduced a resolution to form a joint Congressional committee to study why more banks have not joined the Federal Reserve system and to advise on potential changes to encourage rural banks to enroll. A report with recommendations would be due by January 1, 1984. The measure notes 9,042 banks and trust companies representing 5 percent of eligible institutions have not joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
McLean
Banking Committee
Federal Reserve System
Commission
Federal Reserve Law
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Nuot
Meetings Tonight and Musical Recital in Bridgeport
Various organizations notify time and place changes for meetings in Bridgeport. A large evening program features a Symphony Orchestra recital with arias, duets, and classical selections, including works by Godard, Von Blon, and Mendelssohn, performed by soloists and choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Orchestra
Raymond
Thomasy
Spiriflower
Washington Day in Washington and Senate debates
President Harding returns to duty after a week absent as the Senate opens debate on rural credits and calls for a global economic conference. Senator Borah reintroduces the proposal while Mrs. Henderson offers a new residence for the vice president. coal mine control, shipping bill progress, and finance hearings accompany a busy day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Idaho
John B. Henderson
Henderson
Missouri
Senate
Brookhart
Republican
Iowa
Texas Company
Ruhr Radiates Tense Attacks as French Hold Cities
Rioting and armed show of force erupt in Essen and Dusseldorf as French guards secure key areas and dragoons guard squares. British Cabinet debates Ruhr policy while German leaders lament treatment by French court martial and seek moratorium on reparations as tensions surge.
French policy won't collect, British view
Toronto dispatch reports that French policy will not be collected while British views on the matter are discussed. The brief item notes official positions and potential implications of policy stance amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
New York Clinic Tests Coue Theory With Patients
Emile Coue’s last American clinics at the MacDowell club in New York drew hundreds of sufferers from mental and physical ills. Testimonies praised self healing, including a veteran who regained mobility and a blind woman who began to see, as reporters watched the demonstrations and plans for a New York clinic were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emile i Coue
MacDowell Club
France
Coue
M. Cove
Cone
Stamford jeweler hires Stamford attorneys for breach suit
Max J. Buechler the wealthy Stamford jeweler faces a $75,000 breach of promise suit by Olga DeKoszeghy. Cummings and Lockwood entered an appearance as Buechler’s counselors. J. L. Klein was previously consulted but was unavailable. it is unclear if he remains involved. The matter is set for the February term of the Superior Court. The diskussion touches on reparations from Germany and Ruhr policy in a separate note. Berlin protests Allied control trip composition to exclude French or Belgian members. German officials may accompany English and Italian groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Fress
Reparation Commission
Commission
M. Barthou
M. Delaceff
Germany
Delacroix
France
Belgium
Lof
Max J. Buechler
Olga DeKoszeghy
Cummings and Lockwood
Buechler
J. 2. Klein
Ruhr
Robert Horne
Lloyd George
Britain
Empire
Berlin
Jan. Zo
Inter- Allied Control Commission
Chatham Twin Lights To Be Abandoned
CHATHAM June 25 The Lighthouse Bureau formally announced the passing of the famous twin lights that warned mariners rounding Cape Cod. On May 15 the twin beacons were to be abandoned and replaced by a single fixed white light with greater power. The new light will be 20 000 candlepower and will flash four times in 30 seconds amid earlier opposition from quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Cape Cod
Chatham Twvnn
Cream donation fuels drive with nurse group sale at Poli’s
Cream donated by New Haven Ice Cream company sparked yesterday’s drive. Mrs. Elmer Havens and the Visiting Nurse Association volunteer to run the sale in front of Poli's Theatre on Saturday afternoon and evening. A full list shows totals, pledges, and many local organization supporters aiding the fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Ice Cream Company
Elmer “Hl. Havens
Visiting Nurse Association
Poli
Army
JP. Frisbie
A. M. Cooper
Charles Bitzer
R. I. Staples
Peter Davey
Stoddard
Fred Harrison
R. Oppel
W. N. Northcott
Louis Pawlett
Harry Pratt
Stanowcayk
Navy
Walter Bangs
W. Ho Wieck
J. A. Robin
Cgoodridge
Rice Davis
BE. Havens
W. Talkeld B
L McGovern
Guy P. Mille
Gerald Pratt
Teonard Asheim
Spargo
East Side
Wer
Caesar Misch
Charities Department
VM. C. A
Boy Scouts
D. M Read Company
Keller
Brothers Chain Shirt
Golde
Mary J. Quigley
Red Cross
Paradise Confectionery
Loatizg’s Bedelh Company
Bridgeport Gas Light .Company
Frank Jacoby
Nurse Association
W. Gua
Davey Brothers’ Warehouse
Hudson Cloak Company
Lerner, Blouse Company
Locke Stee Company
Bureau of Missing
Sliver
Internations Institute
Y. W. GA
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Keiler
Mr. Daugherty
Beck
Browne
Laupert
John M. Nelson
Voigt
Wisconsin
Stowell
Kopp and Sweet
James and Woodruff
Michigan
Sinclair
North Dakota
Bland
Deal
Montague and Woods
Virginia
Blandton
Texas
Byrnes
Dominick
South Carolina
Dupre
Louisiana
Wisher
Tennessee
Lea
California
Westinghouse el. & Mfg. Co
East Pitttsburgh
Muale
Thhe
Kdka Littl Symphony Orchestra
Mar
Trade and Industrial Bureau of
Pittsburgh
LEAN
Bridgeport Telegram
Golden Hill Council American] Insurance Union
State Street
Savoy Athletic Association
Pembroke
Third District Social Club
Spruce Street
Pride of Bridgeport Council
Joseph Dowdall Jodge
Main Street
Arcanian Lodge
Broad Street
Ashlax Lodge
A. AL
Masonic Temple
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Gilbert Street
Harmony Rebekah Lodge
State
Main Streets
Mana Zucca
Marley
Curran
Immie
Finn
Henry C. Waller
Helen VW. Ryan
Word
Gounod
Raft
Harding
Sénate
T Rural
Essen
Mayence
Kaiserhof
Dusseldorf
Koenigsallee
Herr Schultine
Sir
London
Wal Law
Cologne
Foreign Office
Law
Ernest Tengelmann
Toronto
Ont
Stamford
Baker
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Community Chest
Vaid
Tate
Community Chest Fund
Wormeen
Dr. Moscovitz Associated Dentists
Main
Fairfield Ave
Fairfield Avenue
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