Many Take City Exams and Senate Reverses Tax Stand
Well ington Kan Jan 1 Hea garsin robber shot to death in pistol battle Sheriff Harrison wounded in arm in front of Atlas bank rob spree tied to Willow Springs Okla and Pawhuska fugitives as Civil Service Board prepares for over thirty candidates in city postings with exams this afternoon and more applications expected before four o clock
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Senate
United Press
Wellington
Kan
Hea Garsin
Jess Harrison
Coreen
Willow Springs
Okla
Wes Sovers Asa
Pawhuska
Olda
Inquest Next Week Over Crossing Fatality
A crossing collision near Union City claims Major Lawrence W. Pugin US Army and a passenger car. The inquest opens next week in Arlington National Cemetery with Deputy Carmen Arthur presiding. The deceased died on the Meantown road after the automobile was struck by a speeding train, crushing the officer. The widow and two young sons survive. The body is to be transported to Washington for burial arrangements.
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Carmen Arthur
Wits Camping
Lawrente
W Pugin
U.S. Army Oftven
Cruysing
Union City
Phi Coromey
Jmmy
Tie
Flern
Washington
Major Page
Sue
Corry
Meadville
Navy Seaplanes Near Pearl Harbor After Long Pacific Flight
A six-plane U.S. Navy seaplane squadron led by Lt. Cumm McGinnis neared Honolulu after a two thirds leg of a long over water flight from San Francisco. The commander reported the fleet was about 175 miles from Pearl Harbor with Wright and Admiral Johnson overseeing the operation from naval headquarters.
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United Press
San Francisco
United States Navy
Cumm
Sneder McGinnis
Honola Nt
Ban Pyasoiseo Bay
Melvins
Pearl Harbor
Wright
W. R. Johnson
McGinnis
Adental Johnson
Wil
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Howe
Pearl Hanter
Annual PA Farm Show Opens Next Week in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports hundreds arriving for the annual state farm show with $87,000 in prizes. Officials expect a record turnout near 10,000 entrants, across livestock, dairy, poultry, tobacco, foods, crafts, and apple entries. About 3,500 Vocational students will attend, with army cots and blankets borrowed to house them on the show’s second floor.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Department of Military Affairs
Fire sweeps three businesses in Carbondale center
A blaze ripped through three central Carbondale businesses today causing damage likely exceeding $75,000. Fire fighters faced difficulty keeping the flames from spreading as flames engulfed storefronts and utility lines.
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Carbondale
United Press
Carbondad
Firembn
Liberty National Basic
Special City Council Meeting Tonight For Civil Service Board
A special City Council meeting is held this evening to act on the Civil Service Board report after examinations for fire police and health departments. Results will be submitted and early regular appointments expected to fill vacancies. Applicants listed include police candidates Ober Madsen Nei Nichols Koestner Dimmick Swan Drake McEvoy Burlingate Banks Hester Mead Mountain Ruppersburger Mangan and fire candidates Boutwell Zong Bacci Rickerson Kinley Scholton Roach Paulson Splesmanumn Harold 400 Chase. Health officer filings are Winnigin and Roach.
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Civil Service Board
Delay in Pennsylvania mine survey due to staff shortages
Harrisburg dispatch reports the Pennsylvania survey of abandoned underground workings slowed by a shortage of qualified surveyors engineers and draftsmen. Walter Glasgow head of the state department of mines said only 80 of 180 planned workers were found and the project faces completion by February under Civil Works Administration funds.
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Arthur F. Grant
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Walter H. Glasgow
Gii ‘Works Administration Fund
Glsagow
Meludad
Pennsylvani
Ui Jean
Milk Flow Restores in Chicago After Strike Truce
A five day milk drought ends as milk returns to Chicago by rail car on January 11 after a truce arranged by Mayor Edward J. Kelly between Pure Milk Association officials, Dairymen's Co-operative, and Chicago dairy companies. The dispute over prices continues as arbitrators prepare, unions gain new markets with Independent distributors, and picketing ends as trucks resume deliveries.
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Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Pure Mille Association
Dairymen's Co-operative
Chicago Dairy Companies
Pure Mile Association
Edsel Ford Witness in Bank Investigation
Washington May 11 Edsel Ford testified at a Senate inquiry into Detroit banks closed during the Michigan bank holiday He said Ford Motor Company held about 15 000 000 in Guardian National Bank of Commerce and Union Guardian in Detroit He also served as a director of the Guardian Detroit Union Guardian National Bank of Commerce and Union Guardian Trust Company.
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Ford Motor Company
Guardian Detroit Union Group
United Press
Washington
Edselord
Senate Investiion
Detroit
Ford
Guardian
National Bank of Commerce
Union Guardian Trust Company
Dastroit
Michigan
Guardian Detroit Union
Union Guardian
Trust Gn
Pardinand Pecers
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
Alfred P. Leyburn
National Bank
Hoyer
Leyburn
Fear Tariff War in Senate Tax Proposal
The Senate moved to remove the Clark amendment from the liquor tax bill after a February 194? vote, amid fears of a tariff war and retaliation. The revenue measure passed 44 to 30, despite administration opposition and concerns over penalties on defaulting nations.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Clark
Dem
United States
House
Norris
Nebr
Hoos
United Press
Jan
Farm Credit Plan Will Get Right of Way
Washington plan to grant right of way next week for a bill implementing President Roosevelt’s farm credit program. It would guarantee both principal and interest on $2,000,000,000 in authorized farm credit bonds to speed refinancing for mortgage burdened farmers. Chairman Jones of the House Agriculture Committee predicts swift committee action and favorable reporting despite Republican opposition over broader guarantees.
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Wagner
Jeaders
Nok
Washington
Roosevelt
Jones
House Agriculture Committee
House
Move to Prevent Hard Coal Strike
Washington officials consider national labor board intervention to avert a major coal mine strike. United Press reports a plan to mobilize board action to head off disruptions and stabilize production amid rising tensions and potential widespread impact.
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United Prem
Washington
Wall Collapse Kills Three Firemen in Aurora Building
A downtown three story wall collapse during a $250000 blaze in Aurora killed three firemen from Aurora No. 4 No. 8 and No. 1 fire companies and injured three others. The W. W. Woolworth store building burned from midnight to 2:40 a.m. as debris trapped victims on Broadway with spectators gawking and lines holding the crowd back.
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Aurora
United Press
Elgin
Napierville
Ediward’ Rees
Aurora No. 4
Peterson
Aurora No. & Fire Company
Charles Hoffman
Aurora No. 1
St. Charles Hospital
W. W. Woolworth
Ten Cent
Broadway
Plan shorter week to provide more jobs
Washington reports Recovery Administrator High S. Johnson plans to urge industry to cut working hours across codes to create employment for unemployed youth. He cautions reductions depend on agreements with February code authorities across about 201 industries and stresses progress requires reduced weekly hours.
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United Press
Washington
High S. Johnson
Indusery
Unilons
Bit
Trial opens for Dr Wynekoop accused of murder
In Chicago a jury trial began for Dr Alice Wynekoop charged with murdering her daughter in law Rheta. The defendant entered a not guilty plea as crowds urged to enter, and an order barred the public from the courtroom due to protests. Wynekoop arrived in a wheelchair and spoke faintly as safety concerns crowded the corridor.
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Chicago
Til
People of
Illinois
Alice Lindsau Wynekoop
Joseph B. Davie
Rheta
Wynekoop
Whe
Criminal Court
Misty
Plaina
Beene
Nortiders
Deposit Insurance Sparks Nationwide Bank Deposit Rise
A United Press survey reports bank deposits up across the nation since January 1, with increases cited in Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, and Kansas City. Depositors pull funds from safes, post offices, and hiding places, while New York shows the most tangible confidence boost amid a looming federal guarantee plan.
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United Press
United Areas
New York City
New York
Mist National Banke
Cicago
Northern Trust Company of
Chicago
Iowa
D. W. Bates
Iowis
Milwaukee
Detroit
Michigan
Kansas City
Gentiey
Oil City Man Club Speaker Advocates Timed NRA Critique
Robert N. Stanton of Oil City spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Corry on Kiwanis ideals and business ethics. He lauded the NRA as an emergency measure but warned against indefinite continuation, urging standards in business and social relations. Reports by Ray Geib and C. E. Shoop covered the Harrisburg meeting. Joe Cohen was welcomed into the club.
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NRA
Robert N. Stanton
Ol City
Ieutenant Governoe of
Kiwanis InternatiHal
Corry
Stanton
Kiwanis Tdéals
Tontinlini
Ray Geib
C.E. Shoop
Recen Bswenis
Harrisburg
Joe Cohen
Start Collection of Pledges on Dam Project
Collection of pledges for material for the Columbus dam will begin soon with early subscribers listing their contributions. The effort aims to fund the device components and ensure delivery. organizers expect strong local support and a broad base of donors.
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Columbus Dam
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