British Prime Minister to discuss debts and disarmament
United Press reports planning drive by Vinson for a large Navy program to raise U S strength to match London Washington treaty limits. He urges congressional support this session and presents tables showing U S warship counts and gaps behind Britain Japan France and Italy in 193 first year.
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United Press
Washington
Whatt Fan Vinson
Howse Naval Affairs Committee
United States
Vingon Ot
United
Siyalson
Habmaan
Congress
London
Great’ Britain
Japan
Prance Ia
Italy
France
New Hope for Akron Victims Seeks Live Rescue
Washington April 6 Navy aero nautics experts believe some missing from the Akron disaster may still be found alive. They say a large wreckage section could drift and men may cling, and that searchers have found only fragments in shallow water off for the vessel’s wreck area.
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Unites Press
Washington
Alcon
Navy Department
Ornugat Leht
Secrets measure sparks Senate hearing request
The Senate foreign relations committee voted to summon officials from the State and Justice Departments to explain tomorrow the purposes of a government Secrets bill passed by the House at the request of Secretary of State Hull.
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Unevere
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State and Justice Departments
House
Hull
P.S.C Decision In Gas Rate Case Tomorrow
After 16 years of controversy the Pennsylvania Gas Company rate case affecting Warren and Erie counties appears settled. The Public Service Commission will announce its decision tomorrow after a three hour executive session. Reports indicate the commission may deny consumer complaints for rate reductions though some sources suggest a possible cut. Commission members reportedly hoped for savings immediate enough for municipalities to accept.
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United Press Warenburg
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Wirren
Erie
Public Service Commission
Public Services Commission
Councill
Corry
Warren
B.S
Delay World Court Plan for Present
Senate Majority Leader Robinson announced abandoning the effort to secure American adherence to the world court after emergency legislation was disposed of. After a Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting he had signaled moving the pact to the calendar but opposition prepared a filibuster and supporters urged delaying vital emergency bills.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Senate
Robinson Toway
Robinson
Columbus High Cops Awards In Music Contest
Columbus High School earned top honors at the Warren County Music and Forensic League contest held last evening at Youngsville High auditorium. The mixed doubles quartet took first place, featuring Lingdine Sager Natalie Dodd Grace Moore Emma Suchsi Robert Trisket Rinsell Moore Hubert Blanchard and Mike Sxuzma. The girls trio finished second with TioWine Sager Natalie Dodd and Stace Moore. A large crowd of parents and friends attended, and the strong showing reflected well on the community.
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Columbus High School
Warren County Congress
Pennsylvania Music and
Youngsville High School
Combus High School
Lingdine Sager
Natalie Dodd
Grace Moore
Emma Suchsi
Robert Trisket
Rinsell Moore
Hubert Blanchard
Mike Sxuzma
Columbus High
Warren County
TioWine Sager
Stace Moore
Columus High
Youngsville
Educators Gather at Pittsburgh Tomorrow Conference
Educators from across the nation will speak at the Western Pennsylvania education conference opening in Pittsburgh. Notables include Dean Charles H. Juddy of the University of Chicago School of Education and Dr. Rely Hutchins, president of Washington and Jefferson College, among others. The three day program features discussion groups on teachers training Americanization physical education and other modern education topics.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Sonbrow
Charles H. Juddy
University of Chicago
School of
Rely Hutchinsin
Washington and Jefferson College
Misa Piara Thurston
Coloneil of
Patent Eduwation
Pranels B. Haas
Pent
Bylgania
Economy plan revived by coup passes house
Harrisburg April 5 Revived after a surprising defeat the Turner economy bill won House approval and moved toward adjournment within thirty days A Republican state organization backed Rep Ellwood Turner changing the administrative code and spurred the rest of the cost saving measures Governor Pinchot and Democrats opposed the plan The vote 105 to 98 followed a switch of two followers and a reconsideration motion The bill now goes to the Senate with continued expectations of passage and further action on Page Three
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Republican State Organization
Rep
Ellwood
Turner
Pinchot
Senate
Wisconsin votes 4 to 1 for repeal in governor election
Milwaukee, April 5. Wisconsin moved toward repeal with about half precincts counted for the repeal convention in Matts on April 25. Delegates totals show 207,713 for repeal to 49,713 against in 1126 of 2009 precincts, a large lead for repeal supporters.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Matts
Well
French Aviators Abort Nonstop Buenos Aires Flight
Two French aviators, Lucien Boussontrot and Maurice Rossi, began a long flight to Buenos Aires from Istres but returned to their airport hours after takeoff. Mechanics cited engine issues as a likely cause. The decision occurred near Barosiona, Spain, before they landed back at Istres.
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United Press
Istres
Marselles
Prairie
Lucien Boussontrot
Maurice Rossi
Buenos Aires
Barosiona
Spain
Roosevelt Eyes MacDonald Visit As Economic Aid
Washington reports President Roosevelt urged a possible Washington visit by Prime Minister MacDonald to aid addressing economic and disarmament issues. London sources say MacDonald plans to travel soon to discuss debts, disarmament, and upcoming world economic conference with Roosevelt.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
MacDonald
Warm Springs
London
Ramsay MacDonald
Washinton
Hilsver
Open threat of Anglo Soviet split looms in Commons
In London on April 5 the House of Commons debated a bill to empower an embargo on Soviet imports. Sir John Simon moved the measure to second reading while Sir Tob Simon warned of a possible rupture in Anglo-Soviet relations. The government seeks powers before April 15 and notes the trade treaty expires April 17 as British subjects face arrest trials early April.
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WW. G. Quixsenberry
United Press
London
House of Commons
Tob Simon
Freign
John Simon
Eamond Ovey
Moscow
Lincoln
Fire damages mill at Missouri state prison
A planeing mill inside the Missouri state prison burned, but guards and city firemen confined the flames to the one building. Officials reported the damages were not extensive, no injuries, and no further danger to the facility.
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uniwearres_ JEPPERSON
Pire
Missouri
Pris
We Continued to Fall We Hit the Water Ship a Wreck Torn Shambles
Executive Officer Herbert V Wiley of the U S S Akron reports a rough December start with a 425 hours flown in the first quarter. The ship left Lakehurst, planned to work with radio stations in New England, but fog forced a detour toward Philadelphia and the coast. A storm and lightning were observed as the vessel steered northeast and offshore, with continued navigation past the coastline.
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Herbert V, Wiley
Akron
New York
Ad Moffett
Navy
Lakehurst
New England
Philadelphia
Reforestation Plan Outlined by President Roosevelt
April 5 executive order outlines unemployment program funding and governance. Robert Wechner named director of emergency conservation work with a 13000 dollar salary. A 10 million dollar treasury fund is authorized for requisitions and reimbursements across departments.
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Robert Techner
Advisory Council
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Robert Wechner
Meérguicy Conservation Ark
Ted
Arcuiture
Interior
Treasury
Five gunbattle ends with three bandits and two officers shot
Chicago on the north side reports a gun battle as five holdup men clashed with a dozen police in a real estate office. Three bandits were killed or mortally wounded and two officers were shot as bystanders faced danger while employees and customers lay on the floor.
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United Press
Chicago
Northside
Real
Roosevelt to Issue New Order on Gold
President Roosevelt will authorize the secretary of the treasury to issue licenses for gold imports, aimed at industrial needs and legitimate use. The embargo remains in force with tightened provisions as an executive order is prepared.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Apul
Secretary of the Treasury
May Legislation Moves To Legalize Horse Racing
Harrisburg April 5 A bill to legalize horse racing in Pennsylvania advanced from the House Ways and Means Committee. It would create a three member racing commission, levy a $0,000 fee per track and a five percent tax on betting, funding the mothers assistance fund. The bill caps tracks at five, sets parimutuel betting, bars minors from races, and limits the commission’s payroll to 40,000 annually. A hearing is set for April 16.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House Today
Ways and Means Committee
Mothers Assistance Fund
Cities Would Become Preferred Creditors Under Bill
News from BITTSBURGH reports Senator Reed of Pennsylvania drafting an amendment to the national emergency parilidas act to make municipalities preferred creditors of banks under conservatorship. He sent word to Allegheny county commissioners that the change would help cities unable to meet maturing obligations due to funds tied in banks. In Niagara, officials announce rebuilding goals after state grants, with Hoy T. McDonald noting $17,000 allocated for the work and Commodore Perasana Widbo confirming progress.
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Bittsburgh
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Reed
Niagaram
Niagara
Perasana Widbo
Hoy T. McDonald
Nidgaré Commission
Opposition to huge airships in Navy mounts
Washington April 5 Senate moves to investigate American dirigible disasters to determine military value. House naval affairs committee pushes inquiry into the Akron disaster and alleged sabotage during construction. Debate splits Congress as officials weigh the future of lighter-than-air craft and the Navy prepares another inquiry under Assistant Secretary Roosevelt amid calls to abandon airship programs.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Senate Today
King
Dem
Utah
House Naval Affairs Committee
Congress
Navy
America
Chyig
Ain Vinson
Akron
Sies
Linder Petsningh
Ty L. Roosevelt
Justion Department
Vinson
United States
Army
Ghairnain Tranwell
Sento Naval
Chiritti
Heerstary
Swanson
William Mnifette
Bureau of Aeronautics Vo
Carry Torch to Youngsville by Columbus High Students
Columbus High School students and HID club members yesterday carried the Christian Torch for NECA youth groups in a twenty mile relay from Coldmaa J to Youngsville. The relay route was shortened by half a mile due to obstacles. Exercises followed at Youngsville after the torch was received by the Hi group.
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Columbus High School
HID
NECA
Columbus Boys
Howare Reiss
Morton Wickwire
Samuel Baker
Blaine Stockton
Edward Stockton
Howard Blanchard
Coldmaa J
Young
Witte
Bas
Youngsville
Tee Youngsville Bays
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Bennett
White House
James J. David
South Side Hospital
Genate Baiileine Committee
Naval Affairs
Columbus
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