Italy Plans Debt Renunciation and Treaty Revisions for World Peace
President to present two economy plans to Congress as he meets the House economy committee. One will propose broad reductions in government spending, including pay cuts for federal employees. Key officials Mills Roop Wilbur and Brown will attend, with support for a roughly 11 percent pay cut and exemptions up to 1000 dollars.
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Clues in Lindbergh Kidnaping Collapse
Negotiations for the return of the kidnaped Lindbergh baby have failed for the time being. Clues that once sparked hope in Hopewell this week led to nothing, and Colonel Lindbergh and his associates seek new leads. The Toronto Star reports Harry Fleischer was in Toronto last weekend and fled to Montreal with an unidentified pair, while Michigan police traced them to Montreal.
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William Watkins
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Victor Murray
Martin DRAWS FIRST PLACE on Republican delegates at large
Harrisburg April 9 United Press General Edward Martin led the drawing for seven statewide delegates at large to the Republican national convention in Pennsylvania April 26. Eight candidates were listed with Robert Gray Taylor added after a court reinstatement. The order placed Martin first, with Scranton’s Mrs Worthington second, Ware third, Reed fourth, Cooke fifth, Shannon sixth, Taylor seventh, McChure eighth. Andrew W Mellon presented credentials as US ambassador to the court of St James to King George V at Windsor Castle.
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Worthington Scranton
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Howard C. Shannon
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England
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Talbot
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Today’s Five Best Radio Ents on CBS NBC Networks
Listings note WABG CBS network feature Fray and Braggiotti followed by NBC Pryor's Band Waz First Nighter and Public Affairs Test on WBC Network at 11 00 lumbar Music schedule details are listed in the station guide.
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Hawks Fliers Face Surgery After North Grafton Crash
Captain Frank M. Hawks sustained severe injuries in a crash during an attempted take-off at North Grafton. Dr. Kazanjian of Harvard Dental School will perform facial reconstruction within days. Hawks remains at City Hospital with a double jaw fracture, broken nose, and facial lacerations. officials expect minimal scarring and no speech impairment. Messages from Will Rogers note Hawks’ condition and humor.
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Kazanjian
Filer
City Hospital
Hawks
Will Rogers
Local Burn Tragedy Claims Four Inside Louisville Home
In a northern Louisville dwelling two children clutching a doll and their mother died in a house fire. The blaze, described as accidental, consumed the residence early today, with investigators nullifying foul play theories while treating the incident as a tragic domestic fire.
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United Press
Louisville
Woman in Fiery Kerosened Tub Found Dead in Chicago
Police report a 72 year old Adele Jackman was found dead in a bathtub set ablaze in her apartment. Neighbors described her as eccentric and the scene involved kerosene poured into the tub and set alight. Investigation underway into motive and sequence of events.
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Apple
Eance Malt
Adele Jackman
Polles
Stimson Heads to Geneva for Disarmament Talks
New York April 8 Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson sailed on the French liner Te de France to attend sessions of the General Disarmament Conference in Geneva. He seeks to aid American delegates and return after a brief visit, while Norman H. Davis stresses the urgency of world economic recovery amid the conference’s task.
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United Press
New York
Henry L. Stimson
Geneve
Stimson
Geneva
United Sstates
Norman Hi Davis
Amberloan
Stimeon
Five Year Plan Submits Disarmament Proposals In Rome
In Rome on April 8 the Italian Grand Council, led by Premier Mussolini, backed a five year world disarmament plan. It urged renunciation of reparations, cancellation of war debts, removal of trade barriers, and fewer international conferences, with immediate or gradual destruction of war tools and prohibition on chemical arms and bombing aircraft. The plan will be reviewed at the October League of Nations session. The resolution also calls relief for Danubian states and reforms to prevent restiveness across peace treaties.
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United Press Stati
Rome
League of Nations
Grand Coun
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League At Nations
Dino Grandi
Bishop Gannon to Visit Corry Churches for Confirmations
Rt. Rev. John Mark Gannon bishop of the Erie diocese will visit Corry on May 17 18 to preside at confirmation at St Thomas and St Elizabeths churches He begins his two month tour of confirmations visiting every parish and will be accompanied by several priests with large expected crowds greeting the diocesan head
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St Diizabeth
Bitter fight looms in Congress over bonus
Washington April 1. The bitter struggle opens in the House Ways and Means Committee as proponents and opponents brace for a tense debate over the Patman bill to pay veterans immediate adjusted compensation. About 1,888 World War I veterans who marched on the Capitol yesterday underscored the pressure, while President Hoover signals opposition to the measure.
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House Ways and Means Committee
Capitol
Henry Stevens
Murder charges face two prohibition agents in Texas
Two agents N Z Hexton and L K Smith were charged with murder and assault to murder after a botched liquor raid in Irving. They say they sought 25 gallons of whiskey from Rusty Cox, were directed to Marlin McGlothlin’s store, and were fired upon by Mrs Cox and McGlothlin. Smith fired, killing McGlothlin, while Mrs Cox and McGlothlin were wounded amid the confrontation.
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Prohibition
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Heston
Irving
Rusty Cox
Mc- Glothlin
Cox
McGlothlin
Man With Partial Memory Reemerges After 12 Years
World War II veteran Tobias Burke, long missing from his Philadelphia home, is slowly recalling his life with help from neurologist De George Wilson. Burke recognizes his brother and wife, recalls his Chicago marriage and son, and begins to regain memories of the years lost, including a name linked to his past: Bond.
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de George Wilson
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Wimself
Joe Bond
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St. Louis
Probing Stock Shorts Plans to Riddle Markets
Reports that stock exchange shorts were organized for a trillion-dollar bear raid to crush values. Senate banking committee pressed for Whitney testimony after telephonic pressure and warnings of bear influence. Whitney considered testifying in general terms or under subpoena for full short trade details.
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