Roosevelt records haunt White House political machinery
In Washington on January 13 reports say White House failures to brief Congressional leaders on plans for a night address and missteps in personnel have marred Roosevelt's political record. Garner and Byrnes learned of it from radio firms and lambaste the secrecy, while Glass’s delay on the works relief bill highlights tensions. Frances Perkins joins the Cabinet as women gain prominence. Minnesota Editor Walter Liggett’s death sparks political uproar, with calls for Olson to arrest the killer and criticism of Farm-Labor enforcement.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Garner
Byrnes
Capitol
Louis Mic
Henry Howe
Howe
House
Sen
Carter Glass
Hoosevelt
Glass
Congress
Frances Perking
Twin Cities
B. Olson
Walter Liggett
Senate
Minnesota
Liggett
Olson
Farmer-Laborite
St. Paul
Ehead
Homer S. Cummings
J. Edgar Hoover
COPS SAVE WOMAN WITH QUICK ANTIDOTE IN VERONA
Verona, Pa. Jan 1 A Verona woman who tried to end her life survived after Allegheny County Policeman Walter J. Fennell raced to the Stotler home and prepared an improvised antidote from eggs and corn starch. The woman initially resisted but drank it and lived. In Philadelphia a separate case reports a 43 year old wife held after her husband died from stab wounds during a birthday party, the woman claiming the knife seemed rubber and unaware of harm.
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Sy Voney
Verona
Allegheny County
Walter J. Fennell
Fennell
Emerson Stotler
Philadelphia
Josephine Marszalek
World map shifts as nations reorganize in 1935 report
The National Geographic Society outlines major 1935 global changes. Italy seized Ethiopian territory prompting sanctions and arms embargoes. China saw autonomous governments under Japanese influence. Saar Basin returned to Germany. Philippines moved toward independence. Britain granted India a Federal Constitution. Japan and Germany left the League. Persia renamed Iran. Greece experienced a royalist crisis.
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United Press
Washington
National Geographic Society
Europe
Ethiopia
Italy
Mediterranean
United States
Hopet
Chahar
China
Hopei
Saar
League of Nations
League
Germany
Great Britain
Commonwealth of the Philippines
Manuel Quezon
Frank Murphy
India
Tourifies
We League of Nations
Japan
Kingdom
Persia
Iran
Greece
Curfew Set in Erie After Night Panhandling Case
Erie authorities impose a curfew with arrests for youths after 11 p m. following five boys aged 5 to 13 who admitted using the youngest to panhandle money from club and restaurant patrons. They were taken from 13th and French streets at 12:30 a m. Saturday after leaving a nearby club. Agnes Macphail in Toronto backs sterilization for the unfit, saying she will not be modest about birth control.
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RIB
Richard Dundon
Dundon
13Th
French Streets
Toronto
Ont
Agnes Macphail
Macphail
VETS AWAIT CASH BONUS PAYMENT IN NATIONWIDE MOVE
World War veterans in Corry and across the country await the cash bonus, with Senate action expected this week after House approval. Veterans leaders say the payment would boost business locally as the three ex service groups push for final passage and presidential approval to avoid a veto.
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House of Representatives
Washington
U. S. Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Bil
Shenango Valley airport chosen site at Five Points Sharon
Sharon Pa January 13 the Shenango Valley airport will be built at a 150 acre Five Points site located 544 miles from Sharon donated by J W Wilson. It was selected from 14 sites priced 7000 to 27000 with a five year lease to Wilson for access to the Harper Aircraft Co facility which now builds planes nearby.
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United Press
Sharon
Shenango Valley
J. W. Wilsor
Wilson
Harper Aircraft Co
Harper Co
Four pedestrians injured in Erie storms on Saturday
In Erie on Saturday night four pedestrians were injured during light rain. Anna Behringer, 69, of 617 Ash Street, was treated at Hamet Hospital for a possible fractured neck vertebrae and an eye laceration. Mrs John Deezel, 45, of 258 W 8th Street, sustained surface bruises. Joseph Lasky, 52, of 422 H 19th Street, suffered right thumb and head bruises. Edward Owens, 28, of Lighthouse, Presque Isle, State Peninsula Park, had minor bruises.
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Anna Behringer
Ash Street
Hamet Hospital
John Deezel
8Th Street
Joseph Lasky
19Th Street
Edward Owens
Lighthouse
Presque Isle
State Peninsula Park
Farewell Reception Planned for Corry Priest
Rev Francis M O Connell former assistant pastor of St Thomas church who was recently elevated to pastor of St Eula Mias church Coudersport PA will be honored at a farewell reception in St Edward s hall Tuesday evening A musical program will begin at 8 o clock with St Thomas church members and choir assisting The public is invited to attend the farewell event following his arrival Tuesday morning from Coudersport where he began his new charge on Sunday
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Francis M. O'Connell
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Eula- Mia's Church
Coudersport
St. Edward's Nail
Father O'Connell
St. Edward's School
St. ‘Thomas
Soupy the Bulldog Returns After Eight Months Missing
In Beaumont Texas the Davis family finds their prize brindle bulldog Soupy at the door after eight months apart. The long vacation ends as the pet reappears following a morning noise at the door. The reunion restores the family’s beloved mascot.
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Beaumont, Tex
R. Davis
Soupy
Boy 18 and Man Take Own Lives in Pa
Meadville Pennsylvania reports an 18 year old boy Keene and a man both died from self inflicted gunshot and poisoning. Keene aged 18 was found in an apartment in the Weller garage building after a Saturday crash at Spencer hospital. Franklin resident William Welton, 76, was found dead outside his room in Stray Bridge Inn from self administered poison. Coroners said death by own action in both cases.
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Meadville
Keene
Market Square
Spencer Hospital
Weller
Luther J. King
Franklin
William Ss. Welton
Straybridge Inn
Thirteenth* Street
Franklin Avenue
J. Irwin Zenbe
Venango County
Sermon in Five Words at Newton Church
The Rev Joseph Barth of the Channing Unitarian church delivered a five word sermon at an evening service quoting Why hast thou forsaken me The rest of his sermon was interpreted by listeners
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Newton
Mass
Joseph Barth
Channing Unitarian Church
Lancers
1000 on Relief in Area Refuse to Accept Jobs
In Erie region about 4,000 relief recipients have failed to report for work when called by the state employment service. WIA director B. J. Cochran says a second call has been issued and noncompliance may lead to relief reductions. The Erie district workload has risen to 16,000 with roughly 12,000 on payrolls. Dr. James D. Stark heads the review. Mrs. D. F. Lindquist departed for Cleveland to consult at Dr Crile's clinic.
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Erie Wpa
Ibureau
Ib. J. Cochran
WIA
Cochran
Erie
Erie District
Bowus
James D. Stark
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