Pinchot Awaits Decision on Talbot Act
Governor Pinchot announced he would not decide on a possible extra session until the State Supreme Court rules on the Talbot relief bill. A survey shows unemployment rising with a 3.5 percent January increase and Census figures indicating higher unemployed numbers, prompting ongoing conferences to assess the situation and plan future action.
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Fennsylvania
Waive Claims Speeds Local Paving Project on East Columbus Ave
City Council plans to approve plans for paving East Columbus Avenue with State Highway Department specs. Property owners released damage claims this morning to avoid delays. Bids open April 22, with the contract to be let as soon as possible after.
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Harrisburg
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Lewis
Drake Held in Inquiry Into Autofatality
Former Westfield police chief Frank A. Drake is held by Bris authorities after an automobile crash at Tenth and Parade streets killed Florence Arcainx, 54. Coroner reports witnesses say Drake sped to beat a red light, prompting the crash that injured Drake and left Arcainx dead at Hamot hospital. McKinley and Hodas escaped injury. inquest pending.
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Alfred Hodas
Erie
Hamot Hospital
Jamestown
N. Y
Penn Prof Urges Quitting Gold Standard
A University of Pennsylvania finance professor argues the United States must abandon the gold standard for economic recovery. Dr Harr proposes government bonds totaling 2 trillion dollars to cover deficits and as collateral for Federal Reserve notes, plus a War Act style embargo on gold exports and tighter Treasury control.
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Four Die As Plane Crashes In Snowstorm Near Duluth
Four Bly men die when their Stinson-Detroiter cabin plane crashes on a farm 25 miles north of Duluth while attempting to land in a snowstorm. Pilot Dutch Filler identified. others named as H. E. Kurviness, W. J. Sonera, and W. Sonero of Ely. Flight from Ely to Detroit Air Show. Weather cloudy at impact.
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Detroit
Butler Prays Before Speeches in Senate Campaign
Major General Smedley Butler, Republican senatorial candidate, habitually begins speeches with a prayer. At a Browall Bible Glass event he said he swears then prays for guidance to do and say the right things. He believes divine help shapes his campaign.
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Philadelphia
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U. S
Browaall
Hold Up Probe Expands To This Vicinity
New York state troopers and local police searched near Corry for the shotgun used in a Falconer roadhouse holdup. One suspect, Donald Scheil of Meadville, is in custody. a second man remains at large with a confession reportedly made.
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Gunfire at church leaves one dead four injured
A 16yearold black youth, Holland, opened fire inside a church crowd killing George Jones 24 and wounding Carlton Gayle Samuel Birch and others. Police report multiple shots with victims including George Johnson Edward Gaines and two others treated at Peninsula hospital.
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Carlton Gayle
Samuel Birch
George Johnson
Edward Gaines
Peninsula Hospital
Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Case Sparks British Ties
A series of developments in the Lindbergh kidnapping case report advances by Bretanid Yard and Major Schoeffel and note the possible Scotland interview. Lindbergh returns to New Jersey as investigators track a seaplane sighting and a mysterious Norfolk mission linked to the case.
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London
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England
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New Jersey
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John Fogarty
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Montclair Lawyer's Wife Kills Two Children Then Takes Life
Mrs Raymond Fosdick, wife of a New York lawyer, killed her two children Susan 15 and Raymond Blaine Jr 9 and then shot herself in their Montclair home. A .38 pistol was used. She had recently been treated for a nervous disorder. Fosdick, a prominent Democratic figure, had a long public service record.
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New York
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Victor B. Seidler
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Mercy killing described in murder suicide case in Amesbury
Miss Marjorie Jewell, 87, killed her 88 year old invalid mother in what police call a mercy act then shot herself with the same revolver engraved with her father's name. A farewell note referenced mercy but authorities linked it to years of illness and heavy investment losses.
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Amesbury
Marjorie Jewell
Apinster
CAPITAL PROFESSOR ENDS HUNGER STRIKE
Washington April 4 Dr MyadeHo F Wolter ends 95 day hunger strike. Wolter plans for the future are vague and he aims to join solomy where others with similar ideas congregate. A twenty year old German born scholar Walter has been employed for two years. His hunger strike protested conditions he said made it impossible to obtain suitable employment.
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Four on Trial in Hawaiian Murder Case
In Honolulu on April 4 an American matron Mrs. Granville Roland Fortescue and Lieut. Thomas H. Massie with enlisted men Edward J. Lord and Albert O. Monnes face murder indictments in the death of Jog Kahahawai, a native abducted January 14. The case, tied to honor killings and local politics, remains disputed with no admissions of guilt and little police progress.
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Rahahansi
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House to Act on Philippines Bill in Sessions Today
Speaker Garner announced the House would consider suspending rules to take up the Philippine independence bill later in the day. The move came after failed attempts to secure unanimous consent for immediate consideration.
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Graf Zeppelin Damaged During Takeoff At German Airport
Graf Zeppelin damaged on takeoff in Prien, Germany, tearing three holes in its bag after striking a radio antenna while preparing for Pernambuco flight with eight passengers and 42 crew. Repairs finished at noon, departure delayed to 4:30 am Tuesday. officials blamed low temperature for slow ascent.
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Earth
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Stuttgart
Vessels Collide After Signals Confusion at Sea
In San Pedro California on April 4 the Hagleboat No 34 carrying five injured officers and men was towed into port with a large gap in its bow after being rammed at sea last night by the Japanese Prince of the Furness line.
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San Pedro
Calif
United, States
Prince of Th Furness Line
Five Best Radio Entertainments List
NBC network features Lawrence Tibet ABC Ges Network presents Shigernational Revole Wear NBC Network offers Parade of the States SMAI CBSetworkettia An Evel in Paris Woe Network 11 00 Shunsber Music
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Paris
Hoover urges rapid congress action on economy plan
President Hoover asks Congress to complete a national economy program within four joint sessions. He calls for quick enactment of necessary budget reductions totaling over 20 million dollars to balance the coming year and urges bipartisan support for decisive action. Senate Democrats condemn the economy commission idea as delaying tactics and press for revised budgets.
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Final Rites for Dr Kane
April 4 body of Dr Evan ONeill Kane 71 noted for two major self operations carried to family grave at Pinery after private services at home. Summit Hospital staff and local townspeople attend in state. Kane, a former army captain, was associated with Murray University and the American Legion Bet.
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