Debt Plea Puts Congress at Crossroads on Debts
United Press reports Hoover faces decision on whether to back postponed debt payments to Britain and France as Congress debates a new moratorium. Leaders warn of possible delay. bankhead suggests partial payment December 15 while seeking an alternative method. France and Britain argue for relief citing exchange risks and revising debt terms.
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United Press
Washington
Dec. J
Congress
Hoover
House
Aammer
Senate
Walson
France
United States
Pastor's Wife Hurt in Fall at Syracuse Home
Mrs G W Stagley West wife of Rev G Stagley pastor at Emmanuel church was severely injured after a fall on stairs at the home of Mrs A D West in Syracuse. She suffered arm ligament injuries and possible fracture while undergoing X-ray exams. latest reports say she rests as well as can be expected.
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Cuse Mra
G. Stagley West
Emmanuel Opal Church
A. D. West
Syra
Anta
Bear
Syracuse
Star witness as kin goes on trial
The testimony of 16 year old Verna Balle Raisbolt may send her grandfather John Rainbolt, 72, to the Indiana state penitentiary for life. She's the state's star witness in the trial of her grandfather at Bloomfield, Ind. He is charged with the murder of Tou Cadnin, 70, last August.
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Verna Balle Raisbolt May
John Rainbolt
Indiana State Penitentiary
Michiga City
Bloom Geld
Ind
Tou Cadnin
Christmas Seal canvass names captains and plans
Campaign organization for the Christmas Seal drive is forming under PT A Colineil with a Monday kickoff. Parent and Teachers Associations, Woman's Club members, and several other groups pledge help. Chairmen named include Mrs Walter L Peake Concorde, Mrs Vincenti Anderson Washington, Mrs Deslie Wells Junior Elementary, Mrs Walker Hlubbers Harding, Mrs Douglas Rovelle Woman's Club, and Mrs Fy Austin. The drive seeks a strong citywide canvass to boost 1 780 relief from the county Health and Tuberculosis Association and surpass last December’s $00 city total.
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PT. A. Colineil
Cty
Woman's Club
Washington
Deslie Wells
Waller iHlubbers
Harding
Douglas Rovelle
Austin
Rie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Corry
Deer Hunt Toll Mounts as Season Claims More Victims
Harrisburg reports the opening deer hunting season saw two more deaths from stray bullets. Deputy Charles Spring of Clinton County died after a stray hit near Williamsport. William Swisher of Beaver County was found dead on a Clinton County post. Alfred D. Aursndl of Williamsport, 66, was found on Cann[e] Mountain near Altoona. Clarshe Cook, 25, of Payetteville, died in Chambersburg Hospital from a gun discharge. Officials say the victims were struck by others shots during hunts.
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Eyenitea
Harrisburg
Charles Spring
Igcomiing County
Williamspot
Williamasport
Clinton County
Lock Haven
William Swisher
Beaver County
New Shefield
Alfred. D. Aursndl
Williamnosburg
Canne
Altoone
Toad
Clarshe Cook
Payetteville
Idheil
Chambersburg
Wospita
von Hullet
Polls show repeal bill to pass Congress
United Press report from Washington notes a heated opening day anticipated on unqualified repeal of the 18th amendment. Speaker Garner and allies plan a Monday test vote with hopes of securing a two thirds majority. support from Texas Georgia Missouri Kentucky Maryland and other states is expected.
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William F. Kerry
United Press
Washington
House of Representatives
John N. Garner
Ard
Czat" Cannon
Rainey
Milligan
Judiciary Committee
Clouse
Texas
Georgia
Missouri
Kentucky
Maryland
Family massacre ends in double murder and suicide
Bryan dispatch reports Lewis Wonser 74 shot his sister and wounded his brother during breakfast, then killed himself. Fred Wonser Sr 70 was wounded fatally. Fred Wonser Jr 23 and Margaret Wonser 10 also named victims. Harold Leonard 20 and a farmhand escaped. The chaos ended with Wonser taking his own life after a failed attempt to shoot more.
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United Press
Bryan
Lewis Weiser
Irenkfast
Wonser
Fred Wonser
Fred Wonser, Jr
Margaret Winser
Harold Leonard
Cloget
Leonard
Married stars marooned at sea on liner Bremen voyage
Marilyn Miller and Don Alvarado, both of them film figures, were on a farewell party for Mrs. Alan Dwan when the Bremen sailed from New York. They and six friends lack passports to land in Europe and are carried out to sea while awaiting funds.
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Marilyn Miller
Ang
Don Alvarado
Maling
Europe
Nouple
Frieds
Alan Dwan
Bremen
New York
Philadelphia School Directors Vote to Maintain Levy at 95 Cents
Philadelphia Board of Education refused to cut the 1933 tax levy, voting eight to two to keep the rate at 95 cents amid protests and court threats. President William Rowan said he would respond to the board of judges after midnight. A prior motion to reduce the levy by five cents was defeated alongside a resolution upholding the 95 cent rate. Mrs William Lingelbach and Dr Solomon Solis Cohen voted in favor of the tax cut.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Board of Education
Board of Judges
William Rowan
Te School
William ] Lingelbach
Janes
Schowl Board
Solomon Solis Cohen
Lim
Army Leads Navy at Half in Philadelphia Football Game
Army held a narrow 7 to 0 lead over Navy at halftime in Philadelphia as both teams fought a defensive battle. In the late second period Navy halted a Cadet drive on the goal line, stopping them on downs and keeping the score tight.
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Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Bupithy
Eniell
Earneghi Tech
Georgytown
Germany Denied Responsibility in Black Tom Case
The mixed claims commission rejected demands for Germany to pay damages over the Black Tom sabotage. New evidence failed to justify reopening the Hague ruling. Spy correspondence was deemed inadmissible or unreliable, including the famous Herrman message allegedly written in lemon juice.
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United Press
Washington
Germany
the Hague
Herrman
May collect 4 mill personal property tax in county
County commissioners consider a five year 4 mill personal property tax plan to fund the county treasury. A legal opinion is sought from Solicitor S. A. Sisson to clarify the law and exemptions. Commissioner Helen M. Schlurall led the resolution amid arguments over who should pay and protections for small savers and debtors.
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Luuumuuus
Tom Corry
Givinily
County Commission Sre
Mie Adlvices
S. A. Sisson
Helen M. Schlurall
Joseph H. Rogan
Corm Minsterers
Little Fellows
Rogan
Beardsley 70 Leaves Hospital After Wounds
Beardsley 70 was discharged from hospital yesterday evening after treatment for injuries from a fight. He walked home to his mother, Mrs Margaret Crane, on West Main Street. Local authorities continue to probe the incident and identify the assailant.
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Curner Mu
Homer
Mire
Margaret
Crane
Restoring 2 Cent Postage Urged By House Panel
Washington December report says the House post office committee will urge restoration of the two cent per ounce rate for mailable matter and overhaul of the department. Proposals include ending premium payments to private architects, replacing leasing with ownership of post offices costing over six thousand dollars yearly, and a new bidding friendly system for supplies to curb deficits.
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United Press
Washington
House Post Office Committee
Post Office Department
Mead
Heatleg Post Office
Sis
United States
Wolfe Honored by State Educator
Harald G. Wolty, principal at the Tunner HIEW school, has been honored by appointment to the state committee of guidance drafting a new instruction program. Announcement came from Dr. James I. Rule, superintendent at the abuse department of instruction. Washington December 3 Hoover considers appointing Chicago lawyer Nathan W. Machesney as United States minister to Canada, succeeding Hanford NaoNider who recently resigned.
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Harald G. Wolty
Tunner Hiew
James I. Rule
Abuse Department of Instruction
Federal troops poised as hunger march nears DC
Federal cops stand ready near army posts as hunger marchers approach Washington after clashes in Wilmington Delaware and Uniontown Pennsylvania. 700 infantry issued clubs. Mayor and federal official say aid only in acute emergency.
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Wilmington
Uniontown
United Press
Army Posta
Del
Paaves
Wout
Mort Washington
Fttal
Art Myer
Reicheldetfer
Digital of Columbia Commission
District of Columbia
Herbert Benjamin
Ernest W. Brown
Brown
Benjamin
Toond
Forest fires threaten deer country in Kane driftwood districts
Fire rages in the Driftwood area threatening to halt deer hunting. Hunters reported driven from areas as flames menaced a 100 acre tract. Several notable bucks were reported taken nearby by visitors from Columbus Long Island and nearby towns.
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Deer Country
Kane
DuBoissim
Will J. Carrol
Columbus
Howard VanTassell
Marienville
Poreateounty
Walter Swann
Long Island
W. Y
Brookstreet
Fred Young
West Pleasant
Irvin Young
East Pleasant Streghy
Maybir
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