Woman Held as Assailant of Estranged Husband
United Press report from Charleroi Pennsylvania states Margaret Bennett, 21, surrendered to local police after a shooting. She claimed her estranged husband Walter Bennett, 29, from California paused reconciliation when he stabbed her under the eye with a razor and she fired. He was in critical condition with a bullet wound near the heart.
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Speers
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California
Hig Jett Sung
Notary Public In Roman Times And Hindu Legal Role
Fragment nodal text explains that a notary was a shorthand writer recording transactions and certifying documents under official seal. It notes Latin and Hindu notions of notarization and the authority required to attest authenticity, while referencing misuses of notarial power.
Nazi threats loom as Gauvreau testifies in Washington
Emile Gauvreau, managing editor of a New York newspaper, testifies before a house committee probing Nazi activities in the United States. He cites Chuvrea claiming German agents of Chancellor Hitler threaten violence to coerce German Americans into aiding the Nazi regime.
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Washington
House Committee
United States
Chuvrea
Chanéellor Hitler
Germany
Former Mayor Held on Bogus Check Charge
Dec 6 John Jr the time mayoralty can on was convicted today on a charge of passing two worthless checks for 2007 in connection with his activities as a wholesale beer distributor. The Reading brewery partyweue of a Reading brewery involved in frequent disputes with Douglas preferred the charge. He alleged the check was given for 48 tamels of beer. Douglas contended he returned the beer because it bore no state stamp.
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John Jr
Crank Blamed For Threats On Actor Nelson Rudy
Investigators report threats received by operatic baritone and film actor Nelson Rudy. The calls, made by a man claiming to act for someone from Rudy's past, warned of a tragic event and included taunting remarks. Police seek leads in the case.
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Crank
Hollywood
Nelson Rudy
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Tim
Tyefeon
Licenses Granted For About 1000 Liquor Outlets In Pa
Harrisburg December 6 Approximately 1000 hotels restaurants and clubs were licensed to sell liquor in Pennsylvania as the liquor control head and two members approved 960 applications by repeal of the 18th amendment yesterday. Major share of licenses went to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with many counties returning to liquor absence where no establishment could sell rye or Scotch legally.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadephia
Pittsburgh
Ways and Means study leaks to plug federal revenue losses
The House Ways and Means Committee today studied drastic recommendations to close tax leaks, aiming to raise between 255 million and 200 million dollars through changes in the 1932 revenue act. Subcommittee members indicated the plan would form the basis of a new revenue bill, retaining main proposals while allowing mollifications.
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E. W. Lewis
Washington, Lee
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Treasury
Cullen
Senate
Dillon Read Company
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Militant Alcohol Education Plan Debuts in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on December 6, the National Reform Association unveiled a militant program of alcohol education as a forward push to curb the return of legal liquor. The 7th annual convention coincided with three state conventions ratifying prohibition repeal, pledging campaigns to instruct against alcoholic beverages.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
United States
National Reform Association
Fragmented Wildlife Report on Crocodiles and Alligators
A garbled field report describes crocodiles and alligators in a district area. It mentions divers, funding sources, and local environmental groups, but the text is largely unreadable with many errors and broken phrases.
Trading slows upon exchange amid uncertain prices
Turbulent session as New York markets show a calmer pace with uneven gains. Trading volume dips to 790000 shares in early afternoon, while rails remain strongest, lifting some industrial names though overall indices stay mixed.
Effort to End Philadelphia Taxi Drivers Strike
United Press reports the regional labor board pressed to end the 14 day Philadelphia taxi drivers strike. Board leaders from opposing factions were summoned for a peace meeting to draft terms for a harmonious settlement and avert federal action in Washington.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Nike
Federal Labor Board
Washingtonton
Age of Supreme Court Judges Clarified
Fragmented text notes an age qualification for a Supreme Court judgeship and mentions named individuals and places in a garbled, archival style. The readable parts imply appointment and tenure details with several proper nouns obscured by OCR errors.
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Supreme Court
Leena
Leni Lunesta Faces Dark Theatre Intrigue
In a Vienna tied premiere echoing backstage peril, star Leni Lunesta confronts her jailbird husband who demands recognition, while Lucky Cavanaugh and detective Mulrooney untangle a dangerous plot. Cavanaugh escapes as Kruger is shot, leaving Leni and Cavanaugh under police scrutiny and a web of lies.
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Vienna
Lucky Cavanaugh
Camber
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Kruger
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