Soviet War Preparations Add New Menace in Far East
Japanese troops tanks armored cars and artillery prepare for an invasion of Jehol Province with ChengTeFen to be its capital as 10,000 troops mass along the great wall and Tehol frontier. Stalin warns crisis worsens and Japan seeks large budget appropriations in response to Soviet program shifts.
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Spring Creek Merchant Joins Citizens National Bank Board
Glen W. Donaldson of Spring Creek was elected to the board of Directors at Citizens National Bank at the annual stockholders meeting held last evening. He succeeds L. Smith. Directors elected for the year include J. J. Desmond A Loveland G Barlow D L Cracken O E Doane S G Sweet C F Brown and H W Parker. The board will reorganize and elect officers Thursday afternoon.
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Mussolini on Technocracy Debate Warns of Limits
United Press reports Mussolini argues technocracy solves part of mankind’s problems but cannot replace technology or embrace all human values. He urges balanced policy and criticizes concentrated power, noting central planning requires the right leader for success.
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Shanghai Japan blamed for Shantail incident. Ariyoshi protests
The report states Shanghai Japan holds him responsible for the Shantail incident while Alira Ariyoshi, Japan's minister to China, defends sending a formal reply to Chinese protests. In Washington, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported a resolution granting the president power to declare an embargo on armed shipments to warring nations.
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Doubt Senate Passes Domestic Farm Relief Bill In House
Washington January 1 Senator Dickinson after a White House talk with President doubts the Senate will pass the domestic allotment farm relief bill now before the House. Amendments to bring new farm products under bounty would make the bill too top heavy he says. Washington January 11 House Agriculture Chair Jones and Rep Howard charge big pork packers and the meat trust seek to defeat the relief plan by pressure. The bill survived an initial House vote against striking the enacting clause. Jones also alleged telegrams opposing hogs inclusion were fed to Congress and one signer denied authorizing the use.
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Trap Couple In Extortion Plot In South
Odell G Boyles a parachute rigger confessed to police that he and his wife extorted money from Joseph F Cannon Sr and Jr by letters threatening kidnapping or killing Anne Cannon Smith daughter of Reynolds heir. Arrested by DOJ agents, he admitted starting in November and claimed gang links.
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Radio Operator Dies in Algiers Flight Crash
Marseilles reports state a radio operator aboard a Marseille Algiers flight was killed when the plane capsized after leaving Algiers. The pilot and mechanic escaped unharmed according to early reports.
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Blizzard Blankets Northwest and Midwest Roads
Snow and winds disrupted travel across North Dakota and Minnesota. Highways were blocked and a Soo Line train between Max and Drake canceled. A cold snap in St Paul dropped to 8 below with a 46 degree fall from the prior day.
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Blaine Subcommittee Orders Redraft of 32 Percent Beer Bill
The Blaine subcommittee in Washington ordered a redraft of the Volker 32 percent beer bill to fit constitutional limits. The plan aims to amend the Volstead law to impose penalties only for beverages over 32 percent alcohol by weight, with a $6.4 per barrel levy and a $5 tax cited in comparison.
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Narrow Escapes At North Corry Crossings Prompt Caution
Authorities warn motorists after two near misses at the North Corry crossings of the Pennsylvania Railroad in the past week. A southbound Pittsburgh flyer avoided two women when a car cleared the crossing just as the locomotive reached the highway. Rail officials say warning lights were operating inconsistently and the engine crew showed visible alarm. Police urge greater caution at grade crossings to prevent disasters.
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Eastern railroads win ruling on store door delivery service
U S circuit court decision allows eastern railroads to add store door receipt and delivery for freight in New York without a public convenience certificate. Tariffs remain under Interstate Commerce Commission control. Appeals expected from New York rail interests.
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Probe Deaths Of Two Found In Streets
Pittsburgh authorities investigated the deaths of two men found injured in city streets. Thymes Delphey, 65, watchman for the Pittsburgh Coal Company, died at home after being found injured in a vacant lot last Friday. Frank Porter, 41, a tile worker, was treated at a South Side hospital for a fracture after being found lying in a street on the South Side.
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Assembly considers change to foreign truck laws in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on Jan 11 the legislature took up its first truck law proposal since the 1982 armistice. Rep. Thomas Weideman of Delaware County seeks to extend to 45 days the period out of state passenger bus owners can operate without a state license, targeting foreign carriers and pausing enforcement disputes with New Jersey. The House routine business and stalled committee reports contrasted with Senate activity on multiple measures.
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Father and Daughter Rescued From Fire in Munhall Home
Howard M. Risher, 76, and his daughter Louise, 22, were rescued from a Munhall dwelling by firemen after a blaze caused $3,000 damage. Two firefighters were injured. Donald Risher, 30, discovered the fire and summoned help. Louise was carried from the third floor by ladder. both victims received treatment at the scene.
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Governor Pinchot Demands Discipline for Reed Slur
Governor Pinchot confronted the State Senate demanding action against Senator George L. Reed for a slur about his wife, Cornelia Pinchot. Reed had cited an Newark 1931 crash involving Mrs. Pinchot. the motion to discipline was not pursued after the governor’s dramatic appearance and speech.
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Marriage of Mack’s Philadelphia Couple Reported
Bay0 ball has given place to romance at the home of Canmie Mack manager of the Philadelphia Athletics. Mary Cornelia McGillicuddy, his daughter, wed Franti X Reilly a Villanova graduate on New Year’s Day. The young couple returned from their honeymoon and set up housekeeping in a Germantown apartment. No public announcement was made until yesterday.
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