Bribery Questions Rise in Foreign Loan Hearing
Washington January 5 The Senate finance committee heard insinuations of irregular practices in foreign loans as Dillon of Dillon Read & Co denies bribery in a Bolivian loan and asserts his firm did not bid on certain bills while detailing profits and Brazil electrification debates.
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Senate
Dillon
New York
United Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Clay
Frn
Dotinson
Calif
Dillon, Read & Co
Nance
Boligin
Read
Phagon
Fein
Finance Department
Milan
Italy
Toinsen
Brazil
Lon
Johnson
Competsit
Otto Teuty
Kuhn Leafide Co
Democrats contemplate sale taxes in tax program
Washington June 5 The Democratic tax bill will include some sale taxes likely on autos radios and perhaps a federal gasoline tax Rail Rainey said the party aims to raise revenue while avoiding burdens on small taxpayers He proposed a 40 percent top tax rate for incomes over 100000 and backed higher inheritance taxes and a gift tax
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United Press
Washington
House
Rainey
Fur-Rey
Blood Saved Professor After Five Day Transfusion Effort
In San Francisco on January 5, doctors at University of California Hospital reported hope for Prof. Thomas F. Sanford’s recovery after five days of blood transfusions. The 40-year-old Berkeley English instructor, a hemophiliac, survived seven days post operation due to 30 former students who donated blood in shifts.
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United Press
San Francisco
University of California Hospital
Thomas F. Sanford
Sanford
University At Berkeley
Vern Russ
Pxy
Stelan
Surgaons
Red Cross Willing To Distribute Wheat
John Burton Payne national chairman of the American Red Cross told the House agricultural committee that the Red Cross is prepared to distribute federal farm board wheat to distressed families. He appeared at hearings on a bill to authorize immediate distribution of 20,000,000 bushels of government wheat and said the Red Cross was perfectly willing to accept the responsibility of handling the wheat.
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United Press
Washington
John Burton Payne
American Red Cross
House Agricultural Committee Today
Federal Farm Board
Payne
Jones Hill
Red Cross
Decker Held for Court Trial at Meadville
Former Corry man Wayne A. Decker is ordered to stand trial in Crawford County on extortion and breaking and entering charges. Judge O Clare Kent remanded him after habeas corpus petitions, with evidence kept in court until the February quarter sessions.
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Corry
Crawford County Court
Wayne A. Decker
Jana
Decker
Albert L. Thomas
Thomas
Hebpens
Conpus
Stuart Roulbertson
Eldred
Riots Flare as Filipino Seamen Die in Honolulu
Racial hatred surges in Honolulu after violence that followed attacks on American women. An autopsy showed Barbas, a Filipino seaman with the Army transport Meigs, died from two bullets in the back fired by Patrolman James Pokipala. Police and National Guardsmen patrolled under territorial law to capture an escaped prisoner, Daniel Lyman, 22, who broke from Oahu prison with Louis Kaikapu, 26, later recaptured. Officers claimed Kaikapu confessed attacking a white woman.
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United Press
Honolulu
T. H
Betweens Barbas
Meigs
James Pokipala
National
American Legionarres
Oahu
Pokipala
Barbas
Daniel Ly
Missing Duquesne Prep Student Hunted in Pittsburgh
Dominic Pacitti reports his son Emilio Pacitti a Duquesne Preparatory School student, missing since yesterday morning after leaving for school. County-wide search underway as authorities seek clues to his whereabouts amid a threatening note received by the father in November demanding money.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Emilio Pacitti
Duquesne
Pacitti
Dominic Pacitti
Emilio
Tang
Bandit in Highway Patrol Uniform Foiled in Pennsylvania
Two men in uniformed disguises sought drivers on Pennsylvania highways, stopping P. L. Kitchen of Shamokin and demanding license details before fleeing with $100 after showing a revolver. Authorities continued the nationwide search as the incident unfolded.
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Lock Haven
Pennsylvania
P. L. Kitchen
Shamokin
Kitchen
Wis
Japan Apology Sought Over Mukden Incident Indignities
Reporting from Washington and Tokyo we note Japan sought to express regret to the United States over the Mukden attack on American Consul Chamberlain. Official accounts differ on whether a formal apology was given and why. Japanese troops moved toward Shanhaiwan as heavy fighting looms near Jungchina and Sunshang.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Mukden
Chamberism
Debuchi
Testo
State Department
Hoon
Tokio
Chamberlain
Nippon Dengpo
Morishima
Foreign Office
My Myers
Chinehow
Shanhailwan
Ching
Shankaliewan
Jungchina
Sunshang
Shantatiewan
China
Manchuria
Tientsin
County Board Delays Meeting In Erie Court House
Word from the courthouse in Erie stated that no meeting of the county commissioners would be held until tomorrow morning. The new board was expected to complete filling county positions at a meeting today but session was postponed due to Commissioner McCraghothis absence. Corry citizens are interested in the decision on appointing a state inspector of weights and measures to a Corry man.
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Erie
Board of County Commissioners
McCragothis
Corry
Dying From Injuries After Pittsburg Auto Crash
Tribler, a crash victim, died from internal injuries after a Chevrolet coach rammed a streetcar near Pittsburgh. His skull fracture and internal injuries were reported as critical. the car burned before responders arrived. Tribler, his wife, two stepsons, and visiting relatives were returning from Christmas holidays to New Kensington when the crash occurred.
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Walter Gregory
Hidge Sliver
Pall Tribler
Pithurst
Tribler
Henson
Pittsburgh
Chevcoter
Giremén
Youngmith
Eichel
Carl
Kermett
Gregory
New Kensington
Leo Fiteh
U.S. Army
New York City
Harold Fiteh
New Richmount
Road Improvements Progress In Sciota Corridor
Corry officials prepare for a visit by Philip H. Dewey Secretary of Internal Affairs to discuss state aided highway entrance landscaping. Grading and graveling on the Sciota road from Bemis Corners toward the New York line continues, with a North Massing firm handling the project and completion expected in about six weeks.
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Philip H. Dewey
Bemis Corterial Affairs
New York State
Hodary
Tel Corry
Bemis Corners
New York State Line
Cay
Sciota
North Mast
North Corry
Ulmat
Pennsylvania
Clymer
Rotary Club hears Colonel Bullock on spirit of Rotary
Lieut. Gen Uaxyuuur Bullock of South Bend Ind a Rotarian returned to the city to speak at the Rotary Club lunch at the Hotel Carey on The Spirit of Rotary The talk urged wholehearted cooperation and the Golden Rule and was warmly received Guests included G J Bayes Val Johnson and others from Chattanooga Dalles Cambridge Springs and Chicago Charles Lithgow University of Pittsburgh physicist missing since New Year Day police reported today.
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Uaxyuuur Bullock
South Bend
Tud
Rotary Club
Carry
Col. Bullock
Rotary
Service Club
Séfalesland
G. J. Bayes
Val Johnson
Chattanooga
Tenn
S. K. Eaves
Dalles
Tex
W. P. Edmonds
Chicago
J. Neylom Corry
L. C. Morgan
Wilbur Hewitt
W. A. Cobb
Cambridge Springs
Pittsburgh
Charles , Lithgow
University of Pittsburgh
United States sidesteps lead at Geneva arms talks
Washington circles say the United States will not take a lead in advancing the Geneva arms conference program. Reports from Valencia Spain say two farm laborers were killed and eight injured in fighting with guards at Jeroza. Berlin reports fourteen miners entombed by a gallery collapse at Karsten pit. Adams endorses the Vinson bill to build 120 battleships in ten years.
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United Press
Washington — Administration
United States
Valencia
Spain
Jeroza
Berlin
Buet Fen
Upper
Silesia
Washington
Adams
Vinson
Pittsburgh
Fairfax
Meradden
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House Committee
Senate
Banking and Currency
Hoover Pinance Corporation
Paris
Aristide Briand
Prance
Harrisburg
Washington, Pa
de. W. B. Gordon
Atte
Outlaw Youngs Die After Texas Siege and Shootout
Police cornered Missouri brothers Harry and Jennings Young in a Houston house after a manhunt linked them to the Springfield massacre. Jennings was killed by a head wound, Harry dying later of chest wounds in hospital. Detectives pursue links to Charles Pretty Boy Floyd and the Springfield killings while a hospital death ends the Youngs’ chase. An additional note reports state contract awards for hospital boiler room equipment and Polk state school innerstory construction.
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United Press
Houston
Tex
Harry
Jennings Young
Missouri
Jennings
Youngs
Southwest
Springfield
Petey
Bobby Hills
Texas
Hary
Lves
Harry Young
Sherff Marcel Hendrix
Charles
Pretty Boy" Ployd
Ollaloma
Hayg
Young Gang
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A. Pote
Philipsburg State Hospital
State Department of Property and Supplies
Herre Brothers
Boguin
Oil City
Polk State School
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