Senate orders full investigation into Wheeler case
The Senate votes to launch a comprehensive probe into Montana U S Senator Wheeler and associate figures amid charges of a frame up and attempts to derail the Daugherty investigations. Democratic leaders press for swift action as court appearances and witness schedules are arranged.
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Experts Propose Two-Year Relief From Heavy Payments
The proposal suggests two years of relief from heavy payments to ease postwar strain. It calls for Ruhr and Rhineland economic control return and currency stabilization, backed by a large gold reserve. It also discusses Allied supervision, Germany’s capital flow, and reparations through multilateral agreements.
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Guffey’s Name Linked In New Sensations In Probe
A federal inquiry into use of government funds centers on Joseph P. Guffey former Democratic leader for Pennsylvania and director of sales for a custodian office. Witnesses allege $4.158 million paid by Martin Kern was diverted to promote Guffey’s firms and then not reported. Indictment for embezzlement cited in 1922, with Department of Justice officials debating prosecution and possible leaks amid tax and profit irregularities.
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Early Action on Bonus Expected in Senate Debate
In a terse report, Renator Smoot indicated today that the finance committee would take up the issue tomorrow. He said the bonus measure faces expedited action with a Senate vote likely by next Tuesday.
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Corry Stores Plan Wednesday Afternoon Closing
Corry retailers move to weekday afternoon closing beginning May 7 with a six month trial. The plan, supported by the Chamber of Commerce, targets dry goods and clothing stores and mirrors a popular half year schedule.
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Alleged Slayer Tries Suicide After Fatal Shooting
Pittsburgh April 96 Prescott, facing a murder charge in the shooting of Meri Fern Thurs, attempted death by his own hand late yesterday. He slashed his throat after being restrained at his hospital bedside as police investigated a clandestine relationship cited by authorities. Fern Thase remained hospitalized with critical wounds but had a fair chance of recovery. The suspect’s act followed a contemporaneous city inquiry and ongoing police precautions.
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Coolidge Leads in Three States in Early Returns
Early returns from Michigan Nebraska and Illinois show Calvin Coolidge leading over John W. Johnson for the Republican presidential nomination with margins varying by state. In Michigan Coolidge leads Johnson as figures from 13 precincts counted suggest a substantial edge for Coolidge. In Nebraska Coolidge holds a lead of about 15 000 votes from 865 precincts, while in Illinois the tally is still developing with Coolidge ahead by roughly 14 000 votes from 8 012 precincts reporting.
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Butler Plans New Shakeup
Philadelphia April 9 United press reports director Smedley Butler plans a police department shakeup. He believes half of his tenants are still in positions by assignment and will retake or transfer staff as part of the overhaul.
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Surrender anniversary recalled in Civil War recount
A fragmentary note recalls the 1865 surrender ending the Civil War and notes Col. C. P. Rogers witnessed the signing of the surrender terms at Appomattox. General Grant and General Chamberlain figure in the historic event celebrated fifty nine years prior.
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Today's Five Best Radio Features Highlight Listings
Radio guide lists a sequence of programs across stations KSD St Louis WEAB State College WAM Cleveland KYW Chicago and WEAN featuring Captain Badley Leviathan Orchestra Munié Penny State Alumni benefit concert and WEAN Symphony Orchestra performances with various artists and schedules.
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Minstrel stars signed for veteran show in Oil City
Two star end men Don Mackensie and John Walraven join the veteran of foreign war minstrel cast for a high school auditorium production on April 24. Charles P Keating announces signing, rehearsals underway, with MacKenge famed in Oil City minstrel circles and set for local entertainment. Philadelphia reports say Harry K Thaw has been declared sane by court physicians ahead of next Monday's jury verdict.
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List of School Tax Delinquents Shrinks
Tax Collector He Manley announced the list of school tax delinquents is smaller with about twenty women still unpaid the $5 assessment. His drive through Sunstables has gained success as two women in Dodger were notified they would be taken to Rice today if payment is not made. Delinquents face growing costs with every day’s delay.
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Corry Nurses Alumnae Meeting Plans May Gathering
The Corry Nurses Alumnae held their regular meeting at the Corry Nurses Home with solid attendance. Discussion focused on the twelve hours duty and plans for the Graduate Nurses Association of Pennsylvania District No 7 meeting in May. A luncheon was served by Miss Pur tint, acting hostess, and the next meeting is at Mrs. George Ward on North Center Street.
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Cho Cho Health Clown Teaches Kids Health Tips
Cho Cho the health clown visited the city yesterday bringing a health talk to several hundred school children at the High School auditorium. He mixed entertainment with a message on eating right and avoiding candy, demonstrating fruit and vegetables and urging healthy habits before a playful mishap with a basket of vegetables.
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