McAdoo Dies After Heart Attack In Washington
William Gibbs McAdoo former California senator and ex treasury secretary dies at the Shoreham Hotel in Washington at about 10 am age 68. He was accompanied by Mrs. McAdoo and his daughter Mrs Brice Clagett. McAdoo chaired American Presidents Steamship Line and played a pivotal role in the 1932 Democratic convention in Chicago by switching California's delegation to Franklin D Roosevelt.
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Three Children Die as Cabin Home Burns
Three children Stuart Yohe Howard Yohe and Martin Yohe perished in a log cabin fire in Besttown Blue Ridge mountains. Mother Ruth Anna Yohe and neighbor John Hampton sustained facial and hand burns while attempting rescue. The blaze began after the mother borrowed kerosene from the Hamp ton home and flames spread inside the remote two room dwelling.
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Two Ships Sunk Off Irish Coast Reported by German High Command
German high command said long distance fighters sank two merchant vessels totaling 10 100 tons west of Ireland yesterday and another ship was severely damaged off the British east coast. Earlier claims put six ships totaling 21 600 tons sunk. They also bombed several smaller patrol boats.
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Wheeler denies for charges in foreign policy flap
Senator Wheeler D-Mont. issued a statement denying he ever said in 1984 or any time that Nazi domination of Europe was inevitable. The senator said the attack is a desperate attempt to discredit him and reaffirmed his stance for American peace and against U.S. entry into foreign war. He is recovering at the Kennedy home in Florida.
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Congress seeks probe of communists on state payroll
Harrisburg February 1 A legislative inquiry into the State County and Municipal Workers of America CIO for possible communist activities is urged by Less G Hines state secretary of labor and industry A former AFL official attacked the CIO as infesting state departments and urged subpoenas of their rolls The government commission report urged curbing improper pressure on civil service employees who join unions while Hines opposed denying union rights and called for action against the group infesting Pennsylvania departments
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Two Die Result Of Blaze At Reading Pa
Two men died from a house fire in Reading Pennsylvania. Joseph Posey aged 48 died inside his smoke filled dwelling as the mattress ignited from a cigarette while he slept. Volunteer fireman Joel Englehart aged 32 slipped on ice answering the alarm and died of a skull fracture after aiding in extinguishing the blaze.
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Plan to Bring Food Stamp Program to Erie City Council
The proposal to adopt the federal food stamp plan may come before City Council Monday night as five northwestern Pennsylvania counties including Erie gear up for the pilot. Erie County has the largest caseload with about 7,080 cases representing 15,478 people. Two types of stamps orange and blue will be issued. for every dollar of orange stamps bought, 50 cents in blue stamps are given free. Orange stamps ensure continued ordinary food purchases and can be used for human consumption in stores. redemptions for alcohol or tobacco are prohibited. Free blue stamps cover surplus commodities beyond normal family purchases.
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Western Republicans Clash Over Willkie Clubs at Meeting
At the National Young Republican Federation convention in Des Moines on February 1 a dispute arose over recognizing Associated Willkie Clubs and similar independent groups. The Minnesota delegation proposed a resolution to disassociate these groups from the federation.
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Greeks Gain Complete Control of Tepelini Area
Athens reports Greek forces have recaptured the entire Tepelini area, with only isolated detachments remaining. Dispatches say Greek units secured strategically important positions and press the offensive against Fascist advances in Albania. The front indicates Greeks now approach Vyllona from three sides, closing in on the coast.
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Liquor Board Seeks Right to Appeal Court Rulings
Harrisburg February 1 The Liquor Control Board will ask the legislature to grant appeal rights from county liquor decisions to the state appellate courts. Deputy AG Horace Siegelbaum said the move aims to unify interpretations of liquor laws amid conflicting county rulings.
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Draft board bribe taker seized in Philadelphia
Philadelphia report states the chief clerk of a local draft board was arrested by the FBI on charges of taking money to promise draft deferment. John Sears identified the clerk as Pred Kaplan after a jeweler reported a $50 payment.
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Temple University to name successor to Beury
Temple University trustees move to find a replacement for President Charles E Beury who resigned after over 16 years. Beury was made president emeritus and will relinquish active duties August 0th. Separate item reports Joseph Spell acquittal in Bridgeport after a lengthy jury deliberation in a rape case involving a Greenwich socialite employer.
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Tax Burden in War Britain Versus Today for a Family
A self-explanatory chart compares home tax payments to the government during wartime Britain and present day in the United States. Figures illustrate a family of a man, a wife, and two children, highlighting relative burdens.
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Walter Swan Dies Sud denly At Ocean Side
Word was received here of the death of Walter Swan formerly of Corry. He died suddenly at his home on Ocean Side Long Island New York. He leaves his wife three sisters Mrs Jack Ryan of Marblehead Massachusetts Miss Harvick Sway New Haven Connecticut and Miss Lucy Swan of Corry and two brothers Harry and John Swan both of Corry. Funeral arrangements have not been learned.
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WPA Sticks To Demand State Increases Aid
The article reports ongoing battles over Works Progress Administration funding, with demands that the state increase aid. It notes a pending application and possible reopening of the Seaway project, plus disputes between the WEA and state authorities over monthly aid per woman and overall allotments. Governor James defends the current $2.50 per woman figure.
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Berlin Answers Charge Gas Will Be Used
Berlin reports that U S Secretary Knox rebutted claims Germany would deploy gas against England. He cited Hitler’s wartime vow to use only weapons rivaling those of the enemy, saying German plans for gas invasion are not necessary to address.
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Dutch protest on Japan policy shapes East Asia order
London dispatch reports Netherlands government briefing its top official in Tokyo to warn Japan against any suggestion of a new East Asian order under any power. The note cites risks of division and urged Japan to consider the consequences of altering regional leadership following Yosuke Matsukada speech to Tokyo parliament.
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Miner Trapped in Saltsburg Cave-In After Fateful Collapse
One miner remains trapped as rescuers battle slate falls at the old Graff Coal Company mine near Saltsburg Pennsylvania. Coroner Edward L. Pens ing of Indiana County says the entombed worker in the deserted shaft is dead. Rescue teams reach the slope and recover two men, Clem Colemmi and Mike Kalecyn, both damaged by the collapse and shock. The incident follows repeated roof falls and marks a deadly return to a long-abandoned site.
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Punxsutawney Club Predicts Six More Weeks Of Winter
Members of the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club at Gobblers Knob await the annual forecast as the furry harbinger signals whether winter will endure or spring may arrive early. The ceremony, observed at dawn, features a special viewing from a hillside vantage point and a tradition that ties to celebrations across Pennsylvania. The Quarryville lodge plans its own forecast and banquet on Monday night, keeping the superstition alive amid rival claims about past predictions.
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De Gaulle launches France plea as Weygand pressed for reply
British tanks move toward Benghazi as observers await France's North African army response to De Gaulle's call for a united fight to crush Italy's empire. Weygand reportedly may broadcast from Algiers to colonies. British bombers hit air bases along coastal routes.
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Willkie Plans Return to Testify on Lease-Lend Aid
In London on Feb 1 Willkie visited a royal air force fife club where American volunteers handed him a copy of Thanks Mr Roosevelt and joked about not playing. He announced he would depart London Tuesday to testify in Washington on the lease-lend aid bill, after a cable from Secretary Hull requesting his early return and a Senate committee chair urging his attendance at hearings.
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War policy decentralizes stock trading say Babson
Babson reports that SEC aims to decentralize trading away from New York. He notes no inherent NYSE hostility to the exchange but opposes NYSE moves to bar members from operating elsewhere. The plan, he says, could aid the Central West South and Pacific Coast by strengthening smaller exchanges and broadening markets.
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Movement to curb up and down stock fluctuations gains support
The article notes industry voices pressing to rein in volatile market swings caused by heavy blue chip trades. It cites New York bankers and real estate owners opposing the shift, while urging nationwide backing from other regions. The SEC has regional offices in several cities including Austha, Boston, Chicago, and Cleveland.
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Finance to City Offices Expansion Across Major Hubs
Finance plans expand to Denver Fort Worth New York City San Francisco and Seattle with branches and temporary offices in Detroit Los Angeles New Orleans Orlando Florida Philadelphia Jackson Miss St. Louis St. Paul and Tulsa. Beginning next month complete registration facilities will operate at Cleveland and San Francisco offices.
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Benefit of Sr Expands New Issue Programs Across Cities
The program boosts new issue activity as the SEC extends offices, signaling a policy shift. It notes restoring employment and defense require encouraging industries to issue new securities, with Vietnam era references indicating broader economic aims.
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Local Economic Agenda Explored Across Sectors
A fragmented text discusses securities and banking policy, noting proposed legislation affecting bank holding companies. It hints that the change could benefit readers across industries from factories to merchants and workers, with a reference to an ongoing Utility Program and a continuation on Page Six.
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