Passage of Baby Bond Delayed by Inflation Clash
Washington Jan 18 The Senate faced an inflamed debate over war time record and the veracity of President Wilson as Bennett Champ Clark and Gerald Nye defend themselves against charges of besmirching Wilson’s memory. A test on inflation remained the sole hurdle to prompt enactment of the baby bond bill as Saturday session limits debate and a proposed amendment by Sen. Thomas of Utah sparked further contention.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Wilson
Bennett Champ Clark
Gerald P. Nye
Senilmer Thomas
Olla
Thomas
Hoffman Eyes Complete Lindbergh Kidnapping Solution
Gov. Harold G. Hoffman faces renewed opposition as he mobilizes resources toward a possible full solution of the Lindbergh case. Attacks from Attorney General Wilentz and impeachment moves loom while Hauptmann’s reprieve draws fresh scrutiny and Hamann presses for broader reopening of the crime.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Ohe
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Prest
David ‘J. Wilentz
Hoffman
Hauptmann
Drizzly Rain Delays City Bus Service Across Streets
A drizzly rain turned streets slick and caused widespread bus and mail delays. Slush formed, sewers were opened to handle water from melting snow, and traffic slowed to near standstill as icy conditions threatened. Mail carriers and buses ran late, with the Erie Union City Corry line over two hours behind schedule after a breakdown.
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Kteeping
Erie-Union City-Corry
Corry
Markets at a Glance Declines in a Tighter Session
Starks decline as trading tightens with Honda and Curb trading irregularly lower. Chicago stocks show uneven moves while call money sits near 1 percent. Foreign exchange sees the dollar firmer. cotton and grains mostly steady. Wheat holds or slips up to one eighth, rubber falls about 12 to 12 points.
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United Press
Honda
Chicago
Thirteen Die In Bolivian Plane Crash Near Cochabamba
Thirteen people were killed when a tri motor plane crashed in the Tapacuti swamps about 23 miles from Cochabamba. Pilot Wilsterman, 26, a Bolivian, and Co Pilot Hennel, 42, a German, were among the dead. The plane owned by Lloyd Aeren Boliviano was en route to La Paz.
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United Press
LA Paz
Bolivia
Tapacuti
Cochabamba
Wilsterman
Hennel
Lloyd Aerén Boliviano Company
Herriott May Withdraw to Save Cabinet in Crisis
Paris January 18 Premier Laval and Edouard Herriot agreed Herriot would resign his minister without portfolio to avert a Radical Socialist cabinet crisis. Laval plans a Geneva trip for a league council, returning mid next week. Herriot’s resignation likely then, with formal letter already in hand.
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United Press
Paris
Pierre Laval
Edouard Herriot
Herriot
Radical Socialist Party
Laval
Geneva
League Council
Albert Lebrun
No Action on County Post Appointment Expected Monday
Reports from the county seat at Brie indicate no action today on the sealer of weights and measures. Commissioners deadlocked yesterday with three candidates favored by different members. Mrs Helen Schlurai named Tryon Snyder and Daggett of Girard. Thomas Flatley backed incumbent James P Sullivan. El ton H Blair preferred Arch C Lyons of this city.
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Colt House
Brie
Helen Schlurai
Girard
Tryon, Snyder and
Daggett
Thomas Flatley
James P
Chinese state proclaims autonomy in Inner Mongolia
Prince Teh, claimed descendant of Genghia Khan, announced an autonomous government for the eastern Inner Mongolia region. The report cites reliable authority and marks a significant shift in regional control amid Mongolian affairs.
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United Press
Peiping
Prince Teh
Genghia Khan
Europe
Inner Mongolia
City Removes Gambling Devices Amid Police Campaigns
Police report two campaigns against city ordinance violations succeeded under Mayor Glen Miller. While some slot machines remain, devices were removed from child frequented establishments. No arrests occurred, warnings issued, and unlicensed peddlers were warned to stop or seek licenses.
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Glen Miller
Amiouhead
Miller
Sealed verdict awaited in Lyle Foster case
A sealed verdict is expected to be returned Monday morning in the Erie County court in the action of Lyle W. Foster against Root Furniture Company over alleged breach of contract. The jury deliberated Friday and an eventual sealed ruling would be returned when court reconvenes.
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Lyle W. Foster
Root Furniture Company
Alleger
Erie County Court
Bitter Cold Storm Hits East Grounding Planes
A biting cold storm swept the Midwest and moved to the Atlantic coast, grounding airplanes and halting many highways. North central states faced heavy snowfall as the system disrupted travel and daily life across the region.
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Ey United Press
Midwest
UG Atlaatic Seaboard
Milk board order challenged by seven more companies
Harrisburg dispatch reports seven milk firms filed appeals in Dauphin County Court against enforcement of the State Mill Control Board’s provisions. Named appellants include J Norton Kruger Dairy, Galliker’s, and others from Carlisle Johnstown and Somerset. The court dissolved a preliminary injunction against Boiling Springs Creamery as the case moves toward regular court review.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Mill Control Board
George R. Hall
Dauphin County
J. Norton Kruger Dairy Company
Carlisle
Galliker Tce Cream Company
Johnstown Sanitary Dairy Company
Somerset Dairy Corporation
Johnstown
Weller's Dairy
Richland ‘Township
Miller's Dairy
Upper
Yeller ‘Township
Cambria County
Fairview Dairy
William M. Hargest
How the Vet Will Benefit From Baby Bond Proposals
Washington reports a proposed baby bond plan for veterans. The veterans bureau would certify each veteran’s entitled amount, the Treasury would issue bonds in multiples at $50 increments with cash for smaller amounts, and bonds with checks would be sent after offsetting any loans. Bonds dated June 15 1936. veterans cashing before June 16 1937 lose interest. Bonds payable only to the veteran at designated post office locations, with 3 percent annual growth to June 15 1945.
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United Press
Washington
Veterans Bureau
Treasury
Four Die In Alabama Cyclone Near Fyffe
A cyclone struck Fyffe Alabama killing Claude Portwood 45 and his wife 40 Robert Rowell 78 and his granddaughter Jeannette 8. The storm damaged four homes a garage and injured about a dozen. Travel to the scene was hampered by a cloudburst after the windstorm.
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United Press
Paying
Jax
Fyffe
Here
Claude Portwood
Farmer
Robert Rowell
Jeannette
Rowell
Townsend Club Holds Interesting Meeting At Grand Theatre
The Townsend Club with A. W. Cowell as president convened at the Grand Theatre building for a keen gathering. New songs by local members delighted attendees while Rev. J. L. Strong spoke on a Christian plan, contrasting it with the Social Security Act and noting county costs and rising crime trends.
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Townsend Club
A. W. Cowell
Grand Theatre
H.R. Jomson
Tiffany
Ayia
PF. A. Consors
Salmon
Vern Bowles
A. S. Stanford
J. L. Strong
A. B
Union City
Philadelphia
Five Taken In Raid On Illicit Distillery
State investigators and enforcement agents raided an illicit distilling plant at Marion Heights and arrested four men and a woman. Details were sparse but the operation was described as a major enforcement action. Authorities provided no further names or specifics.
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Shamorin
State Ignor Control Board
Marion Heighta
Draft program to strengthen crime control proposals
Pennsylvania's joint legislative commission on interstate cooperation reviewed four crime control proposals at its first meeting. They include a uniform extradition act, a uniform act to secure attendance of out of state witnesses, a close pursuit law, and a compact for parolee or probationer cooperation. Hubert R. Gallagher of New York presented the ideas. Internal Affairs Secretary Logue led the session. Attorney General Margiotti was away on official business. Other members present included Dr. J. Bvang Scheehle, David Lawrence, Senator Hernan Baumer, and representatives Ruth, Flinchbaugh, and Sirmon.
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Joint Legislative Commission
New York
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Joint Legislative Commission On
Hubert R. Gallagher
Council of State Governments
Thomas A. Logue
Charles J. Margiotti
Pittsburgh
J. Bvang Scheehle
Welfard
David L. Lanerence
Ssecretary
Commonwealth
Hernan F. Baumer
Johnstown
Frank W. Ruth
Bernville
M. Flinch
Baugh
Red Lion
Joseph A. Sirmon
Lock Haven
Trio Held Over Store Theft Ring in Warren County
Three youths Will Halquist and Stanley Stein of Oil City and Jann Murphy of Buffalo N Y were arrested in Youngsville on charges of stealing from a Pittsfied store yesterday. They are held on bail of 200 each for the next term at Warren county court. Authorities believe they are part of an organized gang responsible for thefts at Comin Hardware and Poor department store Pleasantville and similar incidents at Grand Valley. The trio were captured an hour after their Pittsfield trial and committed to Warren county jail in default of bail.
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Will Halquist
Stanley Stein
Oil City
Jann Murphy
Buffalo
N. Y
Youngsville
Pittsfied
Warren County
Comin Hardware
Pleasantville
Grand Valley
Pittsfield
Westerwood Murder Case Tightens Evidence Against Westwood
Pittsburgh report says Dr. C. W. Muehbenzer of Northwestern University linked Squire James J. Westwood to a killing through black specks found on the politician. The crime scientist testified the specks could have been made by gunpowder, strengthening the forensic chain.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
C. W. Muehbenzer
Northwestern University
Squire James J. Westwood
King George Ill at Sandringham Faces Critical Illness
News flash from Sandringham shows King George VI in weakened condition with chest symptoms and circulation embarrassment, doctors report restful sleep followed by anxiety as oxygen is used. Royal family gathered. Princess Elizabeth and Margaret sent to London. Prime Minister Baldwin suspends trip as officials monitor the monarch's status.
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Harry L. Pergy
United Press
Sandringham
England
King George
Sandringham House
Maurice Cassidy
Sanglringiam
Prince of Wales
British Empire
Jes Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Duke of York
London
Lamon
Lord Wigram
Iing
Princets Royal
Queen Mary
Duke and Duchess of York
Stanley Baldwin
Buckingham Palace
John Simon
Surrey
Lanningham
Ellsworth Grateful After Antarctic Rescue
United Press reports Lincoln Filsworth thanks the Royal Research ship Discovery II crew for rescuing him and pilot Herbert Hollick-arnsen from the Bay of Whales on the Antarctic ice. The London wireless message confirms their safe return and appreciation for the rescue effort.
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United Press
London
Lincoln Filsworth
Discovery Ti
Herbert Hollickaxenyon
Bay of Whales
Germany voices colonial drift in Goebbels rally
Berlin reports an armed Germany seeking colonies and expanding its imperial aims. Dr. Joseph Goebbels, the minister of propaganda, delivered an address to about 20,000 supporters, signaling future ambitions and duty.
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United Press
Berlin
Germany
Joseph Goebbels
Propanda
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