British Left Wing Delegates Study Faults At Congress
Three hundred delegates to the Lath annual Congress of the Communist Party of Great Britain met in Manchester to assess failures as leaders. They debated why the extreme left failed to win support in the working class, noting Mosley’s new party drew more votes in six weeks than Communist candidates did in ten years. The self critique emphasized the need to convince the masses and the party’s strategy in the coming general election.
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Death by own action in car fumes shocks Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh police investigate a death in a garage as possible suicide by carbon monoxide. Henry E. Dickey, a businessman, was found in his car with broken garage windows stuffed with cloth and cloth hanging at the door. Dr James W Specman says fumes caused his death.
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Licenses Expire February 28 for 1945 Drivers
Nearly 1,000,000 automobile driver licenses issued by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in 1945. To keep license flow, the bureau ran mailing facilities despite holidays. Officials expect more than 0,000 additional licenses to be issued before the 1984 cards expire at midnight February 28.
Kennamer Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Tulsa Case
PAWNEE Okla. Fl 22 Phil Kennamer, 19, son of federal judge Franklin D Kennamer, found guilty of manslaughter in the December killing of John F Gorrell Jr., a Tulsa physician. Jury deliberated nine hours concluding the act not first degree murder. sentencing set for tomorrow with potential four to 99 years. The verdict ends a high profile case tied to a kidnapping scheme and a web of Tulsa society rumors.
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Washington's Birthday News Briefs and Local Notices
Washington's birthday items sweep local life from Brooks' Studio displays to post office tax help. Reports of snow across the county, market closes for the holiday, and liquor store sales surge. J Chester Lillis hospital case and legislative activity noted alongside Knights of Columbus gathering and Talley signing with MGM. Weather and parade plans shift amid postponements.
Parents win temporary custody of dying son in New York
In Buffalo, February 22, 14 year old Normal Pirk, suffering from progressive muscular atrophy, won a court-ordered month with his parents over the Children's Aid Society bid for state care. The supreme court justice allowed custody until March 4, citing potential improvements and the parents’ claim of eye and affection. The society argued for institutional care for comfort and future care.
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Bills Reshape Third Class Cities of Penn A
A stream of bills targets municipalities in Pennsylvania's third class cities. Proposals include a platoon shift system for firefighters, tenure restrictions for mayors, and validation of municipal contracts and claims. Other measures allow cities to surrender charters and form boroughs, with procedural steps for officer terms and property transfers.
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Durante Unperturbed by $5,000 Damage Suit
Pittsburgh report states Jimmy Durante faced a $5,000 damage suit from Mrs. Evelyn Loether alleging he kissed her without consent during a Pittsburgh theater appearance last Monday. Durante denied the kiss, went to the sheriff and posted a $1,000 bond.
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A Thorough Bird and Law Change Proposals
The article discusses the brown creeper and its feeding behavior on tree bark, noting its industrious nature and larval diet. It then describes proposed amendments shifting funds to city councils and changes to the police pension system, including altering age limits for firemen in third class cities, as introduced by Rep. P. C. Mnomaw.
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