Emergency arms embargo fight reaches Congress amid crisis
United Press dispatches describe Congress racing to pass an emergency arms embargo to halt a New York cargo bound for Spain. President Roosevelt urges swift action as House leaders seek unanimous consent after his state-of-the-nation address. The note also covers Spain’s Loyalist government protests to Germany over ship seizures and Italian intervention.
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Spain
New Yorks Harbor
Timeek
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Jersey City
Arma
Sam Rayurn
White House
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Sam D. McReynolds
Fortien
McReynoids
Baptists Discuss Plans for New Church Edifice
The Baptist church advisory board will meet at Charles Hubertz’s Northwest Street home this evening to arrange temporary worship space after a Saturday night fire. They will also chart steps for debris removal and begin drafting plans for a new church building, with cooperation from nearby churches.
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Adujadry Board
Guffey Coal Control Bill Reintroduced in Senate
Sen Joseph Guffey of Pennsylvania reintroduced the coal control measure in the Senate at the 75th session shortly after today’s Senate convened. The TNT bill drew immediate attention as the debate on coal regulation resumes.
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Guffey Coal Control
Mother of Boy Near Collapse Contact Fails
In Tacoma Washington on January 6 a mother and father to their nine day abducted son Charles Mintteon wait for ransom. The kidnapper demanded 528000 and has not indicated a return. The couple and police fear the boy’s condition worsens in cold Northwest winter.
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Wash
Ifra Willam W. Mintteon
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Mattson
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Ays
Father Denies Slaying Child in Drunken Rage
Greenville man Joseph Puluchosky, 40, a World War II veteran, is held in county jail on murder charges after allegedly strangling his five year old daughter Virginia while intoxicated. Police report his wife Anna, 87, said he attacked her, then lay beside the child’s lifeless body. Puluchosky was bound over to the grand jury following a murder information filed by Chief Richard Button.
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United Press
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Denyins
Joseph Puluchosky
Justice of the Peace
James W. Dagwall
Richard R. Button
Pulunhosky
Anna
Mither
Virginia
Inquest This Afternoon For Auto Fatality Victim Nathan Cole
Coroporal P E Carlson of the West station attends an inquest into the death of Nathan Cole 62 of Mill Village who was fatally injured in a car accident near Union City early Monday. Details were to be presented in Municipal Court.
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Wetway Vtrol Ia
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Uivon City
Inethskore City
Earle Appointments Hastily Confirmed in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on January 6 the senate swiftly confirmed Gov. Wetle’s last minute appointments including three on the unemployment compensation board of review and former Congressman Twing Brooks of Pittsburgh to the major control board after papers were presented less than 24 hours before the vote.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Senate Today
George H. Wetle
Commission to Seek Solution Coal Problem
News from Airrisburg reports Governor Earle will name a commission to study economic and social conditions in the anthracite region to solve the bootleg coal problem. The commission excludes United Mine Workers and bootleg operators. members will be paid as recommended and report findings to the governor before adjournment of the 1097 session.
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Ross Downing
United Press
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Gavi
George H. Earle
Wenen
Unitel Brese
Tie Wald Biine Workers
America
Caid
Jony F Stank
Northumberland
Anthracite Coal Industry Commission
Senate
Govenor
Bill Would Extend Registration Period
Representative John H. McKinney of Venango introduces a bill in the state assembly to extend the 1938 motor vehicle registration year to the end of February 1930 and then shift the renewal period to March through February. The measure also aims to reduce license fees, cutting the rate to one half of the regular cost between October and January, with adjustments for irregular costs thereafter.
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John H. McKinney
Venango County
Ovie-Hill
Judge Studies Arguments In Seminar Case In Warren Pa
Judge James J. Bray of Washington is reviewing arguments from counsel for John Polens and Joe Senauskas in their bid to withdraw guilty pleas in a capital murder case. The defendants seek a new trial, alleging leniency promises by Judge D. A. Arring, while a state-appointed referee will later issue recommendations. The hearing spanned the full day with claims of private court audiences and errors in charging first degree murder.
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United Press
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James J. Bray
Washington Courtty
John Polens
Joe Senauskas
Metro Seminul
Intukeeper
Potens
Senauthas
Ariru
Gilin
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A. Lincoln Cohen
Pojens
Eddy
Snower
Haunzson
Good Weather Aids Workers On New School Remodeling
Favorable weather helps WPA crew progress on Hatch school remodel into a modern Vacational school building. Interior work advances with a roof now covering the structure though not finished. If moderate weather continues, the framework may be completed soon, with a very short period before students begin in the new founding during the current term.
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WPA
Joyce Wethered Marries Sir John Heathcoat Amory in London
Famous golfer Joyce Wethered wed Sir John Heathcoat Amory at St George's Church Hanover Square in London. Attended by many prominent figures in society and sports, the ceremony followed an engagement formed during a golf match. The couple planned a honeymoon in the West Indies.
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London
Joyce Wethered
John Heathcoat
Amory
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Mise Wethered
Sir Sonn
Denounces Utilities Overcharges in Pennsylvania
In a personal privilege address the state senator from Philadelphia denounces the deplorable utility situation, accusing utilities of overcharging ratepayers by more than 50 million dollars yearly. He calls for reform during the twelfth regular session opening.
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United Press
Goodrich report guides Pa welfare relief plan
Harrisburg reports the Goodrich committee recommends that relief funds be disbursed by county boards under a state board and that poor boards be abolished with costs shared by the state and federal government. Gov. Earle urges study before permanent legislation, with further briefing planned by Dr. Herbert P. Goodrich and Kenneth Pray.
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Goodbiett Report
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Retief
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Kenneth L. M. Pray
Britain notes grave concern over Italian volunteers in Spain
Frederick Kuh reports from London that Britain conveyed to Italy a grave concern over Italy dispatching volunteers to fight with the insurgents in Spain. The note, delivered to Premier Mussolini, demanded a reply by weekend to Franco-British objections. A similar demand went to Germany, urging Berlin to respond promptly.
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United Press
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Great Britain
Italy
Spain
Benito Musso
Germany
Berlin
Labor Talks Between UAW and GM Stalled at Start
Detroit January 6 union leaders and General Motors executives failed to convene a conference on the 58 000 strong strike. Homer Martin UAW president said no meeting with GM was scheduled and prospects for talks were dim Alfred P Sloan GM president had arrived from New York and conferred with William Knudsen but indicated no press statement and readiness to discuss the eight UAW demands after a prior session with Dewey federal labor conciliator.
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United Automobile Workers
Alfred P. Sloan
New York
William 8. Knudsen
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Martin
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Dewey
Federal
Two More Clubs Asked To Take Hospital Room
Several local groups consider joining the Corry Hospital improvement program. A hospital board committee will study the request, with a definite decision expected at the club’s next meeting. The Junior Welfare League backs the plan after a brief discussion, and Helen McCray was named to investigate further. Kiwala club directors will decide on financing the room before tomorrow noon session.
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C. B. Ratler
F. A. Loveland
RB Bireley
Wan
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Helen McCray
Kiwawla Club
Notable earnings listed in Blue Book for 1935 figures
Washington January 6 Congress released a Blue Book style list of Americans earning more than 15000 in salaries and bonuses in 1935. William Randolph Hearst Jr led at 500000, with Mae West at 480883 and Alfred P Sloan Jr at 274505 among others. The Treasury Department provided the figures and the note indicates continuation on Page Two.
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Roosevelt says No Vital Need for Amendment to Legalize NRA
President Roosevelt told Congress there is no urgent constitutional amendment to legalize the NRA and urged authority to embargo munitions to Spain while pressing for broader judicial interpretation. He praised cooperation, warned the NRA statute is outmoded, and said unemployment relief must continue.
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Trio Confess Robbery Here in Wheeling City
Three young men held in Wheeling West Virginia confess to a local robbery in connection with the murder of Anna Bris a 40 year old woman in a South Wheeling beer parlor. Police seek details on possible post office robberies and a Pennsylvania game company office theft from years past. Suspects Byers 27 Ming Doria Alvam Kenneth Lightner 28 are in custody awaiting charges as investigators pursue leads.
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