Court Fight Over Wagner Act Looms In Session
Washington February 6 Supreme Court crisis nears peak as resignations of justices are seen likely if Roosevelt reshapes court. Wagner act tests loom amid auto strike fears with two justices suspected of retirement and extensive judiciary reforms planned before midyear debate.
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John A. Reichmann
United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Dred Scott
Congress
Roosevelt
Alrikes
Willis Vandevanter
James @. McReynolds
Supreme Coust
Tie High Tribunal
Brederick van Nuys Dy
Judiciary Committee
Tt War
Edward R. Bute
Suspect Held Here in Mattson Slaying
Robert Blake, a 50 year old transient, is held in Corry jail on a vagrancy charge as authorities consider him a remote possibility of being the Mattson kidnapping slayer. Corry police, after tips of a man resembling the fugitive, contacted the Department of Justice as agents prepare to investigate. Blake says he has not left New York or Pennsylvania recently. relatives in Bradford and Dunkirk were alerted.
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Cary
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
Robert
Arthur Blake
Tran
Tre
Blake
John D. Flanigan
Mott Street
Department of Justice
Pittsburgh
Flanigan
Deny Exclusive Bargaining To U A W Leaders
Detroit February 6 news reports the GM strike at 38 days with UAW seeking exclusive bargaining in 20 plants and 49 others to follow. GM rejects exclusive rights across all 89 plants, while Gov Murphy seeks a peaceful settlement. Talks continue amid deadlock over recognition as sole bargaining agent.
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United Press
Detroit
General Motors
United Automobile Workers
Jesus
Aole
Frank Murphy
Unnion
Mistreatment case linked to missing boy spurs police inquiry
United Press reports a man sought for questioning in the mistreatment and death of Roger Loomis, 5, whose bruised body was found in an empty subdivision. A witness, Daniel Siegert, 13, saw a man in a similar car approach boys earlier that day. Authorities described the suspect as about 27 with a dark, hunched appearance driving a dilapidated coupe.
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United Press Lombard
Drondsaut
Roger Loomis
Cn5toma
Lila
Daniel Siegert
Lenshan
George C. Williams
Priilie
Ohio
Price
Radiator Romeo to Get Answer Sunday
Harold Hulen, involved in a sitdown strike linked to his pursuit of Florence Muribut, evacuated to New York after leaving his serge. He received a telegram. Muribut promised to answer tomorrow night on a radio program regarding his marriage proposal.
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Wmited
Rising flood relief drive tops 1704 for victims
Donations for Ohio river flood sufferers rise to 1704.05 with a large shipment of food and clothing prepared for distribution in Columbus and other flood zones. Mrs. Carrie Houghton reports the total while local schools and groups boost support.
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Ohio River
Columbus
Ohio
Carrie Houghton
Olhey
Harding School
Rogers Structural Steel Company
Salvation Army
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Red Cross
Polumibus
Ohjo
Houghton
Pope marks 15th anniversary with widespread praise
Vatican reports Pope Ping qv, cheered by hundreds of messages, observes the 15th anniversary of his election to the papal throne. A Vatican spokesman said the pontiff enjoyed a good night’s rest and looked more fit than on any recent morning.
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United Press
Vatican City
Ping Qv
Papal
Vatican
60 000 At Eucharistic Congress Ceremonies
About 60 000 worshippers filled Luneta Square to celebrate the 83rd International Eucharistic Congress in Manila on February 6. A cathedral service drew 900 clergy as a sermon called for priests to renew their duties during the holy hour.
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United Press Manila
Luneta Square
Family in New York Slums Flee Cold and Hunger
The widow of a Pennsylvania coal miner and her 14 children were found living in three rooms in squalid New York slums subsisting on bread and water. The eldest son Matthew, 22, said they came from a coal district near Darragh, Pennsylvania, traveling by Norse and wagon less than a year ago. An ambulance crew from Bellevue hospital attended to Therese, a 12 year old daughter suffering from illness.
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Unitedress
New York
Pennsylvania
Matthew Spangler
City Hospital
Darragh
Pittsburgh
Bellevue Hospital
Therese
Scarcity of Clothing Aids Family of Ten Seeks Aid
Ambulance doctor reports severe malnutrition in the Qualor family with ten children from four to eighteen. Theresa and Matthew accompany the doctor as he takes clothing, while two daughters work as tray girls to contribute $28 monthly with combined earnings. Mrs Spangler notes ineligibility for relief due to city residency.
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Dwight B. Harken
Matthew
Mary
Theresa
Spangler
Thare
Company negligence blamed in air wreck
Washington reports the air safety conference received affidavits charging airline negligence in the crash that killed Northwest Airlines pilot Joe Livermore. The signatures include Mrs Lorna Livermore and Roy J. Warner, alleging an improper order and unsafe weather judgments contributed to the disaster on December 18 in California.
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Unsteg Press
Washington
Ireb
Conmnerco
Tayo Congres
Joe Livemmone
Northwest Ayrlines
Lorna. Livermire
Mar Kellegs
Roy JH. Warner
Close Frizna
Livermores
Warner
Eight Believed Dead After Louisville Gas Blast
In Louisville on February 6 two steam shovels cleared debris from a gas explosion and flood aftermath. Police counted at least eight dead, with many others injured, as wreckage from the scene and a broader flood caused extensive damage and 13 or more fatalities.
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Louisville
United Press
Rescued After 15 Days Trapped in Snowbound Car
Mrs. Bar Raneay of Leadville Colorado and her six month old child survived 15 days trapped in a snow bound car in the Lake Tahoe mountains. Their father had left to seek help, feared lost. Four carpenters on improvised skis uncovered them, bringing aid and prompting a Carson City rescue crew.
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United Press
Carson Citt
Nev
Bar] Raneai
Leadville
Colt
Carson City
Table To Confer With Roosevelt Tuesday
Harrisburg reports Governor George H. Earle will meet President Roosevelt on Tuesday to discuss federal funds for a $64.5 million state institutional building program under the state authority board. The approval follows a court ruling that the authority act is constitutional.
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United Press Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Roosevelt
State Authority Board
Earle
State Supreme Court
$450000 Blaze Destroys Grossman Department Store
A major fire in Muskegon Michigan on February 6 caused about 450000 dollars in damage and threatened the business district. The flames sent debris and a blast that summoned firefighters from two cities to battle the blaze at the Grossman department store.
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Muskegon
Mich
Grossman
Monaghan Case Set for Trial Monday in Pa
In Somerset Pennsylvania the high profile Monaghan case moves toward trial Monday. State Attorney General Charles J Mangiolet leads the prosecution of seven murder charges and five of accessory in the third degree. John Duggan represents the defendants and says each will seek a separate trial. The court must allow separate trials for those indicted on a murder charge, while five others may be tried together.
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United Press
Somerset
Pennsylvania
Fayette County
Genera Charles J Mangiolet
John Duggan
Marghrid
Franks
Monaghan
Duggan
Iris
Reservoirs no complete cure of bad floods
Otto Janssen reports from Columbus on the Ohio Basin Conference where Hoods in the future are warned. Primarily nine states will vote on an inter state Ohio basin commission and funding. The chief claim is that reservoirs will reduce flood frequency and severity but not end floods.
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Otto Janssen
United Press
Columbus
Prettericke H. Weed
Washington
National Resources Board
Ohio Basin
Ohio River
State Legislatiren
Weed
Council of State Government
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Licenses Fees Boost Possible In State Proposals
Preston Williams reports in Harrisburg that liquor control board plans to modernize sales and raise license fees. Administration bills push beer, wine, and delicatessen store sales. exemptions for on premise consumption. and new licensing rules for liquor service with limits on single transactions and premises.
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Preston Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Ely
State Liquor Conteel Board
Carhane
Ian” Ellis
Winther
Heer
Delivatessens
Ant
Car wreck on Route S injures four people
A 198 Pontiac driven by Harold Willett of Corry swerved off Route S near St Teresa cemetery after being forced by an oncoming car. Miss Moriente Guimleton Ruth Stanford both of Corry and Exwen Mallory of Titusville plus another occupant suffered injuries. The vehicle damaged severely with two wheels torn off and approx 350 loss reported.
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Unionity
Pontia
Harold Willett
Miss Morente Guimleton
Amit
Ruth Stanford
Corry
Exwen Mallory
Titusville
St. Teresa
Unon City
Father Deranged Drowns His Child in Scranton
Robert Daniels, 27, arraigned on murder charges after allegedly drowning his infant son Allens. A mental examination was planned today. Warden Gomer Davia requested a court appoint a commission to assess Daniels. Police reported finding him wandering near his home singing a stray tune and directing officers to the nearby creek where the infant’s body was recovered.
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United Pree
Former Negro Slave Dies at 121 in West Virginia
Wellsburg West Virginia February six Waythe Cooper a former Georgia slave who claimed to be the oldest person in the state died at the Home of a friend in Collier near Wellsburg at an age reported 121 years born January 18 1816 in Macon Georgia slave of the Moultres family her son Henry Ga filed for a double bone age pension. no action taken yet. A separate item notes Mary E H Anderson 60 Erie Pennsylvania died from a heart attack in Buffalo New York February 8.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Waythe Cooper
West Virginia
Georgia
Macon
Collier
Here
Henry
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