Philippine Legislature Likely to Reject Hawes Cutting Independence Bill
Manila reports indicate the territorial legislature will oppose the Hawes Cutting independence bill. Manuel Quezon, Senate president, says the House would reject by three quarters and the Senate by two thirds, despite Congress passing the measure over Hoover's veto. Public reaction remains muted with limited patriotic display.
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Manila
Islands
Ratiiva
United States
Hoover
Politcal
Philippine Terriorial Legisiture
Manuel Quezon
Senate
United Press Today
Quezon
House of Representatives
Congress
Winnie Ruth Judd Aims Claims Against Halloran In Open Court
Winnie Ruth Judd testified against John J Halloran accusing him of helping dispose of Agnes Leroi and Hedvig Samuelson bodies. She described threats and cross examination as she alleged shipment of remains to Los Angeles. The sensational murder case continues with jury and courtroom tension as hearings extend. Then in Oroville Washington neighbors were startled by a man playing harmonica from a glider overhead, Clyde Artman piloting the craft.
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Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona
United Press
Phoenta
Ariz
John J.happy Jacky Halloran
Agnes Ann Leroi
Hedvig Samuelson
Myrtial
Leroi
Judd
Slloran
December Milling Price Cut Shocks Corry Dairymen
The Dairymen's League announces a ten cent December price drop for milling milk. Corry and nearby plants will receive a total price of 102 cents per unit, including a 10 cent plant differential premium, with November cash price at 94 cents. Market instability persists in the metropolitan district, affecting profits and plant operations.
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Geal
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Uys Corry
Emergency relief depot attacked in Lawndale riot
A crowd of about 500 unemployed disrupted the Lawndale emergency relief depot, terrorising 120 officials and workers as police moved to contain the unrest. Fire incidents and officials’ safety concerns marked the chaotic scene today in Chicago.
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Lawndale
Washington
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Oace
Montclair
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Montlair Day Nursery
Threatened Senate Deadlock Over Cloture Petition
Washington D C Senate scenes flare as Senator Thomas demands withdrawal of a cloture petition threatening to halt business by unanimous consent. Majority Leader Watson and Senator Wheeler confront the move while Senator Glass seeks floor time to respond to armaments discussion.
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Wheeler
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Glass
School survey shows jobless gain slightly
Unemployment shown to rise slightly from 1932 as Pennsylvanias schools conduct a statewide survey. Governor Pinchot requested data through the schools with pupil cooperation to measure wage earners in families and relief needs among children, with 1018 workers listed now versus 1064 in January 1932 and a rise in those not employed.
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Relph S. Dewey
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pincchot
Supt
Dewey
Kidnapping Feared as Lad Is Missing in Union City
Reports from Union City say a boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Miller, was seized by strangers in a car but later abandoned a quarter mile from home. Authorities could not confirm if it was an abduction as the boy wandered toward his parents’ home and was found en route.
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Union City
A. S. Miller
Taxes At Special Session Reported By Washington
In a secret session the house ways and means committee agreed to postpone all general tax legislation until a possible extra session of Congress. The full committee, including Republican members, will meet Friday to ratify the Democratic agreement. Democratic leaders indicated no attempt at active budget balancing at the current session, signaling a date for a special session has been decided.
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United Press
Washington
House
Free TB Clinic to Be Conducted in Erie County
Arrangements by the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association set a free clinic schedule for men women and children across Erie county from 9 A M to 5 P M starting January 31 with Erie city clinic on February 7 Dr Samuel O Pruitt Philadelphia Medical Secretary of the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society will supervise the examinations He has directed TB programs in China and other regions and has twice visited Erie County this year conducting tuberculin tests and examining hundreds of workers in Erie_ALIAS
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Erie County
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Girard
Edinboro
North Mast
Wattsburg
Waterford
Samuel O. Pruitt
Philadelphia
Medicare
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
China
Pruitt
Wesleyville
Giard
Mill Creek
Erie
Tuberculosis Association
Commandery in Fine Session at Clarence Commandery
Division Commander Benijamin Sieger and other Grand Commandery officers visited Clarence Commandery for a regular meeting. Harry B. Faber and Lloyd Sturgeon attended with about twenty five Knights Templar from Meadville and Erie. Ladies Auxiliary served a wartime dinner at 6:30.
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Sieger
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Glarence
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Pensylvania
Harry B. Faber
Meadville
Lloyd Sturgeon
Mt. Oliver
Erie
Clarence
Japan raids on communists lead to arrests in Porto
Porto reports 298 alleged communists named in a nationwide raid sweep begun October 20. Prominent detainees include Hajime Iawakami, a former Kyoto University professor, and Noboru Ozaki, ex-judge of the Tokyo district court. Thirty-four women amid 7,000 arrests last year. police cite intensified efforts as communist units seek sympathizers. In China, Meng Qian-fan notes Japanese aerial bombardment near the Great Wall and attacks on Kailun districts as forces attempt to merge regular and irregular troops.
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PORTO
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Aniofig Tose
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Sehut Provinie
Meng Qhan-fal
Watchman bound. safe ransacked in Bardge heist
James Pannin, a 66 year old Bardge watchman, was tied and knocked down as a robber pried open the safe and escaped with cash. The bandit reportedly had robbed others in Johnsonburg and Mr Jewett. A nearby officer saw a getaway car but did not seize the license.
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United Press
Tudeway
James
Pannin
Bardge
Warah
Haruit
Ganther
Wanniy
Johnsonburg
Jewett
Eastern gangs blamed in triple coast killing
Police blame Eastern gangs for a trio of killings in Los Angeles and nearby. In Hollywood Meager, 40, a leading film magnate, and a companion were shot outside his home. Boxer Mickey Amo, 24, was found dead under a San Gabriel river bridge near Long Beach, with authorities linking the case. Neighbors heard muffled shots as a sedan crashed after a high speed pursuit, suggesting a planned attack tied to a larger dispute involving liquor interests and regional rivals.
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Los Angeles
Harry Meager
Hollywood
Mickey Amo
San Cgubein River
Lope Beach
Chicago
Mengera Berge
Menger
Grocers oppose commissary relief plan in state
Grocers and merchants across Corr vate protest the proposed commissary system for relief to the poor. Harrisburg reports show legislative opposition and doubt it will pass. The plan would remove relief orders from merchants, affecting business and taxes. A market at Wrie would serve the western region if adopted.
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Commonwealth
State Emergency Relief Board
Harrisburg
State Board
Wrie
Hoover Roosevelt to Confer on War Debts Friday
President Hoover will meet with President elect Roosevelt Friday morning at the White House to discuss war debts and allied foreign policy. The pair are expected to be joined by Secretary of State Stimson in a session that follows Roosevelt’s arrival in Washington and precedes his departure to Warm Springs.
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Hoover—Stimson
United Press Rapilly
Far East
Hoover
Kevk Roosevelt
Munday
Tlam
Roosevelt
Washington
Warm Springs
Stimson
Mr Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Singer's Torio Plant Attacked by Japanese Strikers
Yokohama Japan January 13 rioters attacked the Singer Sewing Machine Company three story plant injuring about forty and causing hundreds of thousands in damage. A I M Aurell manager urged US ambassador Joseph Clark Goew to seek strong representations to Foreign Minister Uchida and Secretary Stimson. Police rounded up 138 rioters and jailed them. The strike began October 22 and extended to Kobe and Osaka.
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Yokohama
Japan
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Aurell
Joseph Clark Goew
United States
Abassador
Twentig
Uchida
New York
Stanford University
Kobe
Osaka
Revision of curriculum at state college in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania State College curriculum was revised today to cut costs in state expenditures. The board of trustees, in a hurried meeting, approved eliminating eight courses. Dr Ralph Hetzel, college head, urged economy. Franklin Shields was reelected president of the Hive committee, James G White named vice president, Hetzel secretary, and William Morry State College treasurer.
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Philstalphia
Spt
Jamies G. White
New York
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State College
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