Return of 5,000,000 More to Work by 1936 Goal Set
Mayor Glen Miller presses a busy fourth City Council meeting week as routine business, finance moves, and salary debates unfold. Council approves depository, renames deputy director Irene Mullen at 9 a month, audits requested by Finance Director Duke, and authorizes two assistant controllers. Bond, yacht funding, and out of town fire call policy discussed as the council tackles municipal finance and administration.
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Miller
Miss Mullen
Glen Miller
Citizens National Bani
Duke
Mise Irene Mullen
Mary A. Duke
M. A. Cameron
Ballilor Scott
Paulson
Courcil
Milk crisis looms as dairy strike tightens in Chicago
Chicago faces a serious milk shortage as 18,000 Pure Milk Association members strike, block highways, and dump milk to force federal action. Deputies and pickets clash, but hospitals and institutions vow continued milky supply while talks seek nonviolent resolution and outside-imported stock.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
United Press
Pore Mill Association
Salem
Wis
Clarence Srickson
Kenosha County
Wisconsin
Ifi
Don G. Seyer
Pure Wile Association
William ©. Hynes
Adohr
van Nuys
Johnny Wieren
Lawrence Palmer
Pete Venema
Food Workers’ Industrial Union
Ater
Dall
Qoon
Motive Unsolved in Girard Gas Station Murder
Police failed to fix a motive or identify suspects in the killing of a gas station attendant near Girard on Route 20. An autopsy found a bullet lodged in the man's torso, suggesting he was shot while standing near the station door. Authorities continued searches for the killer as delivery routes noted in the report reflect broader local news.
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Robert Ft. Molec
Mtation Atterdant
Murteredi Wobile
Ality
Milesweet
Girard
W. G. Stroble
Silawaye
Wilyeway
Allen Drom
Coutby
Senate to take up liquor tax measure next week
Administration liquor tax bill, passed by the House, will be brought to the Senate early next week. Majority Leader Robinson said Monday or Tuesday is likely with no hearings planned. The measure imposes a tax per gallon on whiskey and beer, lowers wines taxes, and aims to raise about 55 million dollars annually. Debate is expected to be longer than in the House as the Senate moves to action within four weeks. The farm credit bill and St. Lawrence waterway ratification may also be considered next week.
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H. O. Thompson
United Press
Washington
House
Senate
Robinson
Farm Credit Administration
St. Lawrence Waterwey Edty
Democrats in House Move to Hold Majority
United Press reports House leaders aim to preserve a Democratic majority during consideration of departmental appropriation bills. Debates will likely induce numerous amendments to pork projects and budgeted items as the economy act faces proposed changes to veterans compensation and government pay cuts. House leaders seek state delegation sentiment before any discharge petition is altered.
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United Press
Washington
House
Byrne
Kaufman Named Relief Manager of Erie County
Barton Kaufman named temporary manager of the Erie County relief system by the court appointed board of poor directors. Ralph J. Macord of North East expected to replace him at the state commissary. New Neal in the administration seeks funds and reorganizes staff, with temporary quarters and a $250,000 appropriation request pending.
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Barton Kaufman
Trie
New Staie
Comissary
Ralph 3. MaCord
North Hast
Nere
Neal
Martyn Eairrmh
Fred A. Taylor
Bard
Dad
Ecanet
Bill Would Lift Ban On Lottery Result News
Washington Jan 6 Rep Mussellwhite Democrat Michigan prepared for House introduction of a bill to amend postal laws allowing newspapers to publish lottery results. He said he would push the proposal this session after other legislation eases, as current regulations prohibit mailing newspapers carrying lottery results.
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Washington
Mussellwhite
Dem
Mich
Administration Eyes 4 Billion Debt Rise to Back Home Loan Programs
Washington reports a 4 billion dollar increase in the national debt to bolster mortgage refinancing through the Home Owners Loan Corporation and the Farm Credit Administration. A federal guarantee for the Farm Credit Administration and possibly for the Home Owners Loan Corporation is proposed to lift sagging bonds. Officials say guarantees could restore bond values and support up to two billion dollars for each agency, with total debt impact near four billion.
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Lyle c. Wilson
Washington
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Farm Credit Administration
Warm Credit Administration
Bolly
Labor Attacks NRA On Public Stage In Debate
fragmented OCR text details a January conference at the American Academy of Politics and Rural Science where labor leaders attacked the NRA. The piece mentions John L. Lewis and Amalgamated Clothing Workers and discusses enforcement legislation and recovery efforts amid political tension.
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United Frons Prtgadegphia
NRA
Americn Academy of Politices and
Ruvial Science Sihuiy
Amalgamated Clothing
Worberg
Ameripi
Drealdadt'y Tabor
L. Lewis
Amatice
Hope for nation to reach normal employment levels
United Press report from Washington outlines estimates that more than five million men could return to work before the 1936 election, alongside jobs created by Civil Works Administration. Officials project industrial production near 1981 levels and a gradual reduction of unemployed, with Roosevelt citing four million already back to work and millions more on Civil Works payrolls awaiting absorption.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press Star
Washington, Ilan
Civil Works Administration
Jhe
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Bandits Escape Police Cordons After Road Chase
Ey United wrens Youngstown Jan 6 five bandits who escaped a deputy sheriff after a battle in the Lansingville District last night fled the scene abandoning their stolen cars from Louis Levinie Butter Pa. The chase began when the bandits held up a Tatty Paley Company branch at Starrs car then sped along the Youngstown Polard road with deputies firing during the pursuit.
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Ey United
Wrens
Youngstown
Ottiser
Shevill
Lansingville
Louis Levinie
Butter
Deplitly Heritts Gordin Pinnin
John Yarn
Bal
Bandit Cay
Five Inn
Tatty Paley Company
Btarr
Climo
Youth Is Brutally Murdered in Detroit Home
Charles Bertie a 15 year old high school senior was found strangled in his Detroit home. Coroner Kroblock ruled the death a murder calling the slaying a horrible crime and said the body was almost naked with a cord used in the strangulation. The mother Mrs Caroline Bertie discovered the scene upon returning from work. Continued on page five.
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United Press
Charles Bertie
Kroblock
Caroline Bertie
Christian Science
Louis T. Bertie
Fear of Anthrax Halts Sackville Exodus
Fear of an anthrax plague among Sackville Pennsylvania’s 800 residents eased as the town halted abandonment. Rudolph Sack owner of the sack woolen mill was given 20 days to repair he protested evacuation after a child eye injury frightened parents. The state health department and housing agency investigated dwellings dating 142 years old lacking running water sewers and electricity. Six families moved out amid easing panic and officials confirmed anthrax is infectious but not contagious.
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Sackville
United Press
Pennsylvania Health Department
Rudolph 4. Sack
State Housing Department
Sack
Walter Socoksoloski
Puthras
Poisoned holiday gifts traced by postal authorities
Postal authorities traced a box of candy and a coffee package sent through the mail containing poison. A Christmas gift marked Merry Christmas bore initials linked to the case. Dutch janitor Frank Praller and a grading contractor’s daughter were among recipients, with poison detected in the caltex.
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Unites Presa Milwauiked
Wis
Frank Praller
Staller
Praller
Mo Argel Behiniler
Auithoritien
Tom
Committee Given 30 Days to Report on Salaries Study
The committee chosen by Mayor Glen Miller to study municipal salary revisions was granted an extra thirty days by the City Council. Members J. F. Burlingame D. Leach and C. B. Wilcox were asked for more time and the extension was approved. A Friday session was planned for presenting findings, but the council instead granted another month to deliberate. The Gigl Service Board set January 14 as the exam day for police health and fire department applicants amid broad resignations. Regular appointments may follow at the January 15 meeting.
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Glen Miller
Conaldatatium
J. F . Burlingame
D. Leach
C. B. Wilcox
Eys- Ring
Gigil Service Board
Hag
Miller
New Pittsburgh Cleanup Under McNair Plan
Brought by United Press Pittsburgh police began a city cleanup after Mayor McNair and four new Democratic councilmen urged officers to ignore political affiliations of lawbreakers. The move targets numbers racketeers liquor violators and dis orderly houses with a night roundup of 49 people and many traffic violations.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Burgh
William N. McNair
New Democratic
McNair
Trac Court
Community plan for new youth and family center in Thayer
Unclear OCR text describes plans for a community center focused on youth and family support in Thayer. Mentions interir teles and guest ti beintowese torquentesuies amid project discussions. Details are fragmented with likely references to a corporate entity and local officials.
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Washington
Dun
Jan Snere
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