McFadden Criticism and Wage Cut Warnings Across Nations
A United Press digest outlines how Rep. Louis C. McFadden drew White House backlash for criticizing President Hoover, illustrating boundaries of acceptable critique. It also reports dense fog in England causing accidents and a New York rail wage cut plan affecting about one million workers.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Dec
Louis C. McFadden
Republican
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Democratic Party
Blaine
Cleveland
McPadden
America
Rep. O'Connor
New York
McFadden
White House
Hiram Johnson
California
Unite
London
England
Dagenham Dock
Car crashes into Center Street home in Columbus area
Harold Brown, driving on Center Street near Columbus venue, failed to make a curve and crashed into the home of Jason C. Smith at 1244 North Center Street. The car was damaged. Brown arranged for a settlement of damages. No injuries were reported.
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North Yorry
Harold Brown
Columbus
Jason C. Smithy
North Center Street
City Council Meeting On Monday Night Agenda
The City Council will hold a regular meeting in the Municipal building Monday evening. Officials will take up prior tax levy and appropriation ordinances during the session.
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed for Tonight
United Press listing shows Civic vancarts service program at 8:00 p m on WABC CBS network. Indian legend at 9:30 p m on WJZ NBC. The first nighter at 10:00 p m on WEAF NBC. Dance hour with Welter Winchell at 10:15 p m on WAGE CBS. network details provided for WHAP NBCw.
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United Press
Nbcw
WABC
CBS
WJZ
NBC
WEAF
Welter Winchell
Wage
United States Opposes Japanese Move on Chin Chow
Washington dispatch reports the United States and the League of Nations voiced strong opposition to a Japanese occupation of Chin Chow. Secretary Castle and Ambassador Porbes noted it would be very unfortunate and declined to discuss possible measures if Japan advances.
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United Press
Washington
United States
League of Nions
Castel
Jhinchow
W. Cameron Porbes
Tokio
Castle
Pereira
Lodge
Japan
Chinchow
French Slayer Clearfield Man Held in Paris
Paris police said Albert Davin, 21, a Clearfield county native, confessed to murdering Richard Wall, 81, an American born near Grampian Pa. Wall, also known as John Wall, had been wanted in the United States for mail fraud. Wall’s body was found after detectives searched the Seine near Triel bridge.
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Paris
Dev
Albert Davin
Richard Wall
Grampian
Cleanfield County
Seine
Triel Bridge
Wall
Dayin
Well
Clearfimud
France
B. Wall
Richard
Grand Theatre Closure Announced for January 2
Manager John Blatt of the Corry Ammunition Co says the Grand Theatre on North Center Street will close January 2 for a temporary suspension. The shutdown is described as temporary by Blatt.
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John Blatt
The
Corry, Ammunement, Co
Grand Theatre
North Center Street
Blatt
Home Lighting Contest Entries Being Received
The Woman's Club sponsors the Third Annual Outdoor Lighting Contest with $200 in prizes and judging hours set for December 26 to January 2. Entry forms available at 121 Mott Street Corky Pa with contest rules and deadlines clearly outlined.
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Woman's Club
Ray
Mott Street
Corky, Pa
Los
de- Santa FE
Carl Kalherer
Alamo
Gordo
N. M
Sheriff Kelly Killed In Gun Battle In Missouri
West Plains reports Sheriff C Roy Kelly 45 of Howell county died in a gun battle with three bandits. One bandit was tied but the other two escaped. In Washington the Senate approved a House joint resolution for an extra 20 million dollars for veterans loans under the compensation act from the last session.
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Thorshaven
Faroe
London
City of Manila
Thames Estuary
Stornoway
Sea Glory
Dungeness
United Press
West Plains
C. Roy Kelly
Howell County
Washington
Senate
Split in Vare Organization Now Feared
Philadelphia political circles fear a split in the Vare Republican organization after Sen Lemuel Salus left Harrisburg citing disillusion with leaders over unemployment relief and Pinchot compromise. William Vere, Edwin R. Cox, and others were linked to stalled gasoline legislation with Cox noted as Atlantic Refining Co official.
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Paul Comly
United Press
Philadelphia
Des
Lemuel
William S. Vere
Salya
Edwin R. Cox
Council
Gox
Atlantic Refining Co
Senate subcommittee to report on farm relief measure
Washington panel to study a plan to make federal farm board wheat and cotton available this winter for destitute unemployed. Hoover appoints Ira M. Croburn of New Haven to the tariff commission. Santa Monica actress Pola Negri rests after surgery. Japanese ultimatum to Chinese forces in Manchuria ordered within a week.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Ira M. Croburn
New Haven
Conn
Democrat
United States Tariff Commission
Mukden
Shizera Honjo
Manchuria
Great Wall
Bradford Child Killed in Crash in Bradford
Meade Laverne Brown age 10 was killed instantly when his car collided with a truck in Bradford. His stepfather Steven Miller was injured perhaps fatally and his mother sustained minor injuries and shock. Three other riders in the truck were not injured.
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Vancyerson Bradford
Meade
Laverne Brown
Steven’ Miller
Bradford
Frith
Mia
Nest Thrush
Kane
Rail lead firmer rise in stock prices
The stock and bond markets climbed with railroad shares leading gains. New York Central bonds jumped and rails stocks rallied after assurances on wage talks from Baltimore and Ohio’s Daniel Willard. Steel and industrials rose amid a broad market advance.
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Elmer
Walzer
United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
New York Central
Hoog
Daniel Willard
Baltimore
Ohio
Willard
Riilroad
American Can
Allied Chemical
Auburn Autonae
Westinghouse Airbraka
Last Pay Checks for Five County Officials
In Erie on December 21, five county officials will receive their final pay from the county. The officials are Reg H Howell register of wills James E Yard prothonotary Charles R Davis Allan H MacLean county commissioners and Otto Herbst district attorney. The mid month paycheck was postponed to allow full salary in one payment.
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Erie
Reg
H Howell
Register of
Yard
Charles R. Davis
Allan H. MacLean
Otto Herbst
Columbus man injured in crash near Tidioute
Earl C. Miller a 31 year old Columbus man sustaining brain concussion and shock after his truck collided with Frank Barger’s car near Tidioute. Miller and Angela Mancuso of Warren riding with him were taken to Warren hospital with non life threatening injuries.
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Earl C. Miller
Warren Man
Tidioule
Columbus
Warren Hospital
Miller
Warren
Oil City
Frank Barger
Orchard Parl
Angela Mancuso
Pine Street
Tidioute
Tordge
Barger
Cullbertson and Lightner Extend Bridge Margin
Bly Culbertson and Theodore Al Lightner built a strong lead over Sidney Lenz and Oswald Jacoby in the contract bridge event last night, extending their margin to 705 points and setting a new peak achievement as the 64th rubner approaches.
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United Press
New York
Bly Cullbertson
Theodore al Lightner
Sidney Lenz
Oswald Jacoby
Gunbertson
Leng
Hoover Rebuild Plan For Holiday Push Foreseen
Senator Walcott says congressional action to establish President Hoover's reconstruction corporation will be pushed before the holidays after talks with the president. The plan centers on emergency measures requiring swift approval.
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Hoover
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Walcott
Cent
Bandits Pose as Dry Agents Loot Gordon King Estate
Four masked men posing as prohibition agents ransacked the Gordon King estate near Fox Chapel, Pittsburgh. They gained entry by bell, separated occupants, and conducted a room to room search before looting valuables. no firearms were shown and an inventory will tally losses.
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Gordon King
Prohibition
Pitsburgh
Fox Chapel Rom
School changes needed to meet slumping taxes
About 100 Pennsylvania school districts may fail to pay Christmas payrolls as funds are held in banks closed during the depression. Dr. James N. Rule warned Allegheny county directors that two bills to aid payrolls won’t arrive in time. He predicted re codification of laws, district mergers, and curriculum shifts to address dep- ression effects at the state education association convention opening December 28.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Education Association
James N. Rule
Allegheny County
Rule
House approves nine hour debate on Hoover war debt moratorium
The House passed the Hoover war debt moratorium after nine hours of bitter debate. The Senate delayed action until Monday as Senator Johnson blocked immediate consideration. Mitchell testified the National City Company helped fund postwar loans and Europe shows hopeful signs for debt payments.
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Washington
Hoover
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Senate
Hiram Johnson
Repubitetn
California
Johnson
Senate Finance Committee
Yate
White House
Charles Mitehtl
National City Company of New Yorke
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Charles HE
Mitchell
National City Company of
New York
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Europe
Germany
Russia
House of Representatives
House
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