City Council Realigns Power Over Budget In 1935 Meeting
The City Council fixed the 1935 tax rate at 144 mills, up one from this year, and adopted a $74,489.84 budget. A break in seniority sees M Led Mulderick backing the Miller bloc on controversial measures while Stan ley Nichols opposes abolishing the assistant fleet commissioner post. County attendance was sparse. tax vote passed despite small turnout.
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M. Led Mulderick
Publc Safety
Aii
Stanley TH. Nichols
Atrects
Muldérick
Ivnance Duke
P. J. Westley
Principles of NRA Codes Would Be Retained
United Press reports a plan to replace the NRA setup by federal incorporation of large industries and trade associations under charters embracing Blue Eagle principles. The proposal, drafted in Commerce and backed by officials, would let interstate firms obtain federal charters or stay under existing codes, with enforcement via charter revocation for violations and state action for small entities.
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Mack Johnson
United Press
Washington
Peranent
NRA
Industrial Emergency Council
Donald R. Richberg
Secretary of Interior
Harold J. Ilkes
Frances Perkins
AAA
Chester Davis
Harry A. Hopkins
Clay Williams
NTRB
Roosevelt
Congress
Department of Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
John Dickinson
Frank B. Eldridge
Commercial Intelligence Division
Daniel C. Rosier
Chislers
Lost Pacific fliers near Hawaii face fuel crisis
Captain Charles P T Ulm and crew of Stella Australis reportedly ditched near the Hawaiian Islands after a long flight toward Australia. Globe Wireless said the beacon was sought as radio messages warned of dwindling gasoline while weather was reported poor. The Itasca was sent to search from Pearl Harbor.
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Uited
San Francisco
Stella Australis
Pacific
Globe
Sam Prancisco
Charles Winn
Hawai' Ian Islands
Globe Wireless
Honolulu
iWlets
Ham
T. H
Itasca
Chartes T. P. Ulm
Australia
Ulm
Naval Station
Pearl Harbor
Auto Demolished as Train Strikes At Crossing
Orrie Cochran an employee of a local condensary owned and driven a car that stalled at a rough Carlisle crossing. A Pennsylvania Railroad freight train struck the auto about 10 o clock last night carrying the car 200 feet down the track. Cochran jumped from the machine and escaped injury.
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CuYsion
Wee
Orrie Cochran
Carlisce
Pennsylvania
Cochran
Tel Crossing
Hauptmann Trial To Start On Schedule In New Jersey
Trenton Dec 4 State officials moved to block any delay as Bruno Hauptmann faces trial for the Lindbergh baby murder. The trial is scheduled in Flemington on January 2, with defense chances for postponement appearing slight.
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Hauptmann
Unitea Prese
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Flemington
Woman Ends Life in Springdale Residence
Emily Lindsay 56 was found dead hanging from a cellar joist in John By Arnold’s home in Springdale Pennsylvania. The widow had been a patient in an Ohio isolation facility.
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Springdale
Emily Lindsay
John
Arnold
Earle Will Announce Cabinet Late Today
Governor elect George H. Earle said most cabinet posts are filled and refused to reveal the remaining two. He planned to announce all selections together and would issue an official statement late today or tomorrow from his home in Haverford.
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United Press
Haverword
George H. Earle
Earle
Letey
New Bond Issue Provides Funds For Recovery
The federal government sold nearly 2 billion dollars in new securities as demand overwhelmed supply. Secretary Morgenthau announced closing the subscription books for 490 million in 3 1 8 percent bonds and 450 million in 1 1 8 percent notes, with remaining issues still open. A working balance of 1.64 billion dollars will last until the March 16 borrowing date in 1985.
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Treasury
Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington
Warm Springs
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Treaury
St Nicholas Day Traditions in Holland
In Holland December 5 is St Nicholas Day. St Nicholas, the Dutch Santa, brings gifts to children. Kids place two wooden shoes by the hearth or door, one with a wish note and the other with straw bread and beans for St Nicholas horse.
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Holland
St. Nicholas
Santa Claus
St Nichalas Inne
Rotary Speaker Addresses Club on Rotary Meaning
Lewis Buddy, field representative of Rotary International headquarters, spoke to the club on the meaning of Rotary and the obliteration of individual members. He noted there are 5,715 Rotary Clubs in 65 countries and that meetings occur worldwide every hour except Sunday. Twenty-six members attended the fall presentation.
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Lewis Buddy
Rotary Internation
Citelego
Rotary Club
Rotary
Buddy
Dlubi
City to Seek Reduction in Street Lighting Rates
City Council plans to end its street lighting contract with Pennsylvania Electric Co on May 23 1988 and pursue a new rate, following Monday’s vote. The move, led by Safety Director M Leo Mulderich, aims to cut municipal lighting costs by negotiating a cheaper deal after automatic renewal.
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M. Leo Muldericl
Save assassin's life to yield Kirov murder full story
Leningrad doctors fight to keep Leonid Mipoliev alive so he can reveal the motive behind Sergei Kirov's assassination. Officials push a merciless drive against enemies as 71 alleged foes face prison or death after the high profile political killing.
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Joseph H. Laird
United Press
Leningrad
Leonid Mipoliev
Sergei Maronovitch Kirov
Kirov
Micaliev
Russia
Miroliev
Plans to spend five billion on homes under review
Washington circles consider a proposal to invest 5 000 000 000 in housing as soon as congregational action is secured. In Norwalk Connecticut detective escorts accompany Enid Louise Nash 5 year old daughter of Douglas Nash to school as a protection against kidnapping. Nye hints teletypes concern missing paper in senate munitions inquiry. Wilkes-Barre reports political upheaval as North Dakota canvassing board refuses to certify Governor Thomas Moodie’s election.
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United Press
Washington
Norwalk
Conn
Enid Louise Nash
Douglas Wash
The
Nash Egineering Co
Senate
Gerald B. Nye
Special Investigating Committee
Wilks-Barre
Jery William H. Langer
North Dakota
Govjemor Etect Thoma Moodie
Unidentified Man Killed by Train Near Da hage
Skand, Dec. 4. The body of an unidentified well dressed man was found beside the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks at Dahage four miles south of here. An edge of the head showed a wound as the only injury. Elk County Coroner McCabe and Johnsburg officials opened an investigation.
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Skand
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dahage
Here
Elk County
McCabe
Johnnsveburg
Western Union Won't Oppose Telegraph Merger Legislation
Washington December 4 Western Union Telegraph Co will not actively oppose proposed legislation allowing telegraph company mergers. J G Willever vice president told the Federal Communications Commission the company has neither urged nor opposed such bills. He urged safeguards to protect public interests if permissive legislation is recommended.
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Washington
Western Union Telegraph Co
J. G. Willever
Federal Communications Commission
Willever
Commission
Congress
Reorganization meeting elects Brown president of Corry Board
Milon L. Brown, former Corry Public Schools superintendent, elected president of the Board of Education at last night’s reorganization meeting. The vote was Brown 3 to 2 over Mrs. Barnes, with D. A. Hillstrom named vice president. Regular meetings to continue on the second Monday each month.
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Milon L. Brown
Corry Public Schools
Lie
Board of Education
Brow
Direntor
Mire. Fi
Barnes
Messra Lambing
Brown
Love
Hlilstrom
Patternon
PF. Bennett
Reed and Spofford
GH. Gor.don
Mo Lion
Dewey
Scholls
Kincaid
Ada Scott
J. W. Lambing
D. A. Hillstrom
Mr. Brown
J. F. Love
Marge
Hillstrom
International action urged to curb arms across nations
Harvard law professor Manley O Hudson urged international action to curb illicit arms traffic before the Senate munition hearings. He cited a 1921 League of Nations report detailing objections to private armament, including fomenting war, influencing officials, and press manipulation as a widespread issue. Mrs Fimma Carroll traveled to Brussels for a brief business visit.
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Ronald G. van Tine
United Press
Washington
Manley O. Hudson
Harvard Law School
Senate Munitions Committee
Hudson
Senate Finance Committee
Bemis
Cambridge
League of Nations
First fatality of Pennsylvania deer season reported
Wilkes Barre Pa Dec 4 The first fatality of the deer season in Pennsylvania was reported today with the death of Walter Klimsteis 23 of Mine? near Pittston Luzerne county Klimsteis was accidentally shot in the abdomen while hunting deer in Luzerne county.
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United Preon
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Walter Klimsteis
Bos Klimsteis
Pittston
Luzerne County
Indictments Target Morro Castle Officers and Crew
A federal grand jury charged seven indictments of willful negligence against Morro Castle officers and shore officials over the 124 fatalities. Acting Captain William S. Watts, Chief Engineer Ben Abbott, Henry Uapauu, and the New York and Cuba n Mail Steamship Co. were named. Indictments allege failure to follow fire safety precautions required by law. The accused were to surrender with bail, with early trials promised.
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United Press
New York
Morro Castle
William.s. Watms
Ben §. Abbott
Henry
Uapauu
New York and Cuban Mail Steamship Co
Rioting Tense At Kaynee Co Bucyrus Plant
Scores of police and deputized businessmen surrounded the Kaynee Co Bucyrus plant to curb rioting as 125 workers mostly women tried to enter after being removed. Tear gas kept back 2000 pickets and sympathizers while moving vans redirected workers. Stones and bricks were thrown at nearby homes as labor trouble at Kaynes began five weeks earlier in Cleveland with support from the Cleveland Federation of Labor.
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United Press
Bucyrus
Kaynee Co
Kaynes
Dégan
Cleveland
Cleveland Federation of Labor
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Miller Bloz
Hawaiian Islands
Charles Ulm
U. S
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M. L. Brown
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Brie
Ion Business
Police Guard
Ohio Industry
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