Farm income forecast climbs as crops adjust
United Press report cites Secretary Wallace predicting a record $6.1 billion gross farm income this year, up from $5.143 billion last year, excluding crop reduction payments. He supports inflation controls to equalize income distribution and notes currency policy effects on exports and tariff changes needed for foreign demand.
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United Press
Washington
Agriculturs
Wallace
Deland
SLAIN GIGL SQUEALER IDENTIFIED AS MARGARET PIKETSky
A well furnished New York apartment murder reveals Margareth Piketsky known as Mullen Smith, 23, who had testified against gangsters De Perna and Leder. Police question the Bronx inmate Georgie de Perna and inmate Leder as vengeance fears rise. Dolores Cumon, lover of De Perna, released from county jail days ago, returned to Canada.
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United Pres
New York
Bemuti
Margareth Piketsky
Chock
Bronx County
Montis
Georgie de Perno
Dandemora
Trving Leder
Sing Sing
Margaret
Mullen Smith
Delores Cumon
de Pemo
Ledley
Dolores
Canada
de Perna
Leder
Joe Martilara
de Pero
Tate
Martilaro
de Peric
Nigubors
Wall Street
Sugar Company Warehouse Burns In Mt. Clemens Fire
A Mt. Clemens Sugar Company warehouse burned with an estimated loss of 500000 dollars. The blaze destroyed 10200000 pounds of sugar valued near 900000 dollars. Officials said some loss was covered by insurance. The fire apparently started at several places in the building.
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Mt. Clemens, Mich
Mt. Clemens
Senate may vote on Fitzgerald minimum wage
Harrisburg Dec. 14 Proposed social legislation moves through a difficult session as the Pennsylvania General Assembly nears adjournment. The Fitzgerald minimum wage bill remains in committee though Senate hints at possible amendments to win a vote. The House, meanwhile, passed a child labor amendment and approved mid age and mothers assistance provisions while scrapping several other social measures. A new income tax bill for school funding also advances.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Senate
House
Ger
Pennsylvania
Hep
Philip Sterling
Philadelphia
Fear One Boat Lost In Severe English Channel Storm
A ferocious storm across the English Channel and North Sea sinks an unknown steamship with a 12 crew, halting shipping as lifeboats rescue survivors. Waves and winds pound Sussex coasts while many vessels seek port and English Channel services suspend operations amid intense weather.
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English Channel
United Press
London
Einglish Chantel
North Sea
Burdes
Sussex
$25 000 Damage Action Against Corry Autoist
A $25 000 damage suit was filed in Erie County Court against H L Keppel after a November Erie crash that killed Mrs Stefania Przybyszewski. Her husband Walter and her minor son Chester seek damages for loss of love and services and funeral expenses. Keppel is charged with reckless driving at the intersection. Kuhn’s car rolled over after impact. Attorneys Timothy J Mahoney and S Rosalter represent the plaintiffs and defendant respectively.
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Erie
H. HL. Keppel
Mott Street
Steve Prayzyszewski
Wilter Przybyszewski
Bia Minor
Kon. Chester
Mother Erie
Steva Przybyzewski
Staphania Anuszkiewicz
West 14Th Street
Henry L. Kuhn
Glenwood Parkage
Keppel
Mie Kuhn
Timothy J. Mahoney
S. ¥. Rosalter
Refuse to Settle Mitchell Tax Suit In Court
Acting Secretary Morgenthau announced rejection of out of court settlement in the government income tax case against Charles B. Mitchell former head of the National City Bank of New York. He said it is in the public interest to proceed with ordinary legal steps to collect the tax amid heavy levies. The dispute ties to stock market investigations and potential actions involving members of New York City's financial community.
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Washington
Treasury
Mor- Benthaul
Chairlee B. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Arinmiy Legal
Morgenthatt
Pasarmonta
Bus Crash Kills Eight Children Near Crescent City Fla
A fogbound crossing near Crescent City Florida claims eight school children when an Atlantic Coast Line freight train strikes the bus carrying them to school. Driver H D Niles failed to see the oncoming train as the bus halted on tracks, leaving several students dead on the scene and others fatally injured.
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United Press
Crescent City
Fla
Atlantic Coast Line
H. D. Niles
Here
Senay
Ossie Gordon
Troy Tipton
Jennie Smith
Nites
Glendon Feared To Have Died By His Own Action
South Chatham MIass December 13 A note found today suggests Richard Glendon Columbia University rowing coach missing since yesterday may have taken his own life The 35 year old coach's father Richard A Glendon a former Navy crew coach found the note in his son's upstairs room with his wife and three children The elder Glendon said police Chief Everett that he fears the worst and that they must continue searching for him
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Unite
Fress
South Chatham
Richard
Dick) Glendon
Columbia University
Mey
Youch
Richard A. Glendon
Navy
Glendon
Everett. Ildridge
Lindberghs Move North Toward Puerto Rico Stopover
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh plan a stop overnight at Fort Aleza governor's palace in San Juan Puerto Rico after leaving Trinidad. They aim for Christmas in the Caribbean and continue a two continent flight along a safeguarded mail and passenger route. Their course includes Haiti, Cuba, and a potential direct hop to Miami, reducing distance to 670 miles.
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San Juan
P. R
Charles A. Lindbergh
Trinidad
Benjamin Horton
Fort Aleza
Port GW
Spain
Charles A. Lindsergh
Lindberghs
Port of Spain
Guadalupe
Puerto Rico
Haiti
Miami
Woman's Hand in Slaying of Dentist
Pasadena police questioned several prominent society women as they hunted motives in the death of Dr. Leonard Sieger. Investigators searched fashionable circles for a possible motive linked to a reputed socialite. A single shot ended Sieger's life as he sat in his car near the Masonic Cathedral, with exploded cartridges found nearby.
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United Presa
Pasadena
Calif
Dpc
Leonard Sieger
Panaiena
Sommbpollis
Gatane
Sume Jentous Feminine
Cisutr Mani
Focal Masonic
Thirteen men to begin alley repair project
A Civil Works Administration effort in the city will deploy thirteen men plus a foreman to relaying pavement in Center Alley parallel to Main Street from MN Street to the Rex Theatre rear. Work starts Friday morning with twelve workers and a foreman on site.
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Wik
Civil Works Administration
Thirteten Mem
North Center Strset
East Street
Spring Street
Hanch Wor
Pleasant
West Church Street
First
Second Avenue
Record Cold Stuns Quebec as Mercury Hits 52 Below
A 20 year old cold spell shattered a northern Quebec record at Lake Edward Health Resort when the thermometer slid to 52 below zero. The extreme temperature followed a week of widespread cold across the Quebec district with Quebec City also reporting low levels yesterday.
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United Press
Quebbec
Lake Edward
Quebec
Whiskey trust charged at joint liquor tax hearing
Rep O Connor of the House net bloc described a ghut onous whiskey trust as sitting pretty in official Washington and blamed its actions for repeal efforts failing. He urged stronger liquor tax legislation, noting his push for 8.2 beer policy. Continued on page eight.
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United Press
Washington
Rep
O'Connor
House Net Bloc
State liquor store plans announced for Corry Main Street
The State Liquor Board approved three county stores with Corry at 6 East Main Street in the Barlow block. Refit work and remodeling will align the small store with board specs, while North East will occupy the American Legion building. The Erie main store goes to the old Erie Trust Company building at State and Par Row. Managers and staff selections are underway with exams in Erie Saturday and store opening targeted for January 2. Mrs. P G Wood travels to Erie to visit ill sister-in-law.
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State Liquor Control Board
Erie County
State Liquor Conte
H. A. Gook
Erie
Corry
East Main Street
State Board
Cook
North East Lightor
American Legion
Eris Trust Company
State Street
South Pari Row
Girard
Highland Towns Association Dinner Reveals Airport Plan
District Attorney Mortimer Graham of Erie County presented the airport project to the Highland Towns Association at a dinner meeting in the Presbyterian church hall. He outlined state aeronautics plans to establish an air field along a southern county route, noting traffic detours and highway impact. A delegation of thirty eight from Corry attended as the group discussed the initiative and related conditions along the Bellefonte to Cleveland corridor.
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Mortimer Graham
Eriecounty
Graham
Hetwbllélenent
Flong
Lieney Edinboro
Highland
Brie Courty Witteh
Séchian
Presbyterian Church
Buffalo
Union City
Cgleveland
Fred
Bellefonte-to-Gleveland
Corry
Fleret Tretay
Sanatorium to Be Erected in Northwest Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Pa December 14. Senate approved a plan for a new state tuberculosis sanatorium with an $800000 appropriation. The facility would be built on state forest land in one of the northwest counties, relieving crowds at Mont Alto Hamburg and Creston.
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United Press
Harrisburg
SIU
Senate
Jearn
Ng Hep
Leech
Allegheny
Beech
Mont Alto
Hamburg
Creston
Former Senator Reed Weds Client in Secret Ceremony
72 year old former Senator James A. Reed, known as a thundermaker of Renans for 18 years, wed his companion Mrs Quinlan. Witnesses described the ceremony at Mrs Oot Helly's Apertroe as showy and intimate, with about twenty attendees, marking a notable social moment in Avisas City.
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Avisas
James A. Reed
Renans
Quinlan
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