Insists Clubman Husband Was Slain
Authorities agree Bradway Brown of Philadelphia, found dead in his home, may have killed himself. County detective Fills H Parker said no homicide motive was found, and physicians noted the wound could be self inflicted. Brown's widow and mother contend he was murdered, citing his intestinal illness and prior pain despite seeming in good spirits.
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United Press
Palmyra
N. Od
Bradway Brown
Philadelphia
Lions
Fills H. Parker
Brown
Insisten
Benne
Showdown Near In Far Eastern Crisis
President Hoover and President elect Roosevelt plan a White House foreign policy conference to address urgent eastern issues amid debt negotiations and Japan's Manchurian movements. Stimson and Mills to attend, signaling joint high level action.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Europe
Hoover
Roosevelt
White House
Ur Hoyer
Sale Department
U. S
Leigue of Nations
Japan
Geneva
League
Red Room
Protests Won’t Halt Harrisburg Market Plan
Harrisburg reports the state emergency relief board will proceed with community markets despite legislative objections. It cites rising relief costs and need to feed 2,000,000 recipients, warning funds may not be available from legislature, the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, or Congress. The board argues markets can supply nutritious food at lower cost than the current system, though impacts on local retailers are uncertain.
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United Press Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Pennsylvania
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
United States
State &Mergency Relief
Hhoard
Prince Michi Kujo Dies Under Thrombosis At 63
United Press report from Tokyo states Prince Michi Kujo, 63, brother of Empress Sadko, died today of thrombosis. A member of the house of peers he was elevated to joint rank as he lay dying. His fame rests on his noble lineage tied to the Kamath Tulara heritage.
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United Press
Tokio
Michi’ Sang Kujo
Sadko
House of Peers
Watch Rabbits For New Sneeze Malady
Rochester dispatch reports Mayo Brothers clinic scientists observe six rabbits to test a mysterious sneeze linked to a potential new disease. Germs from a 15 year old patient’s gut were injected into rabbits. if any sneeze occurs it could indicate contagion or a breakthrough in medical science. Charles P Keating travels to Oil City for funeral services for Major General Gi, 1G Ricks.
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Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Chippewa Falls
Wiswna
Charles P Keating
Oil City
Ricks
Auto Thieves Hit Twice In Local Theft Spree
Police investigate two Ford cars stolen within 24 hours in the city. Walter Gordon’s work coupe was taken from East Church Street about 7 am in front of his father’s home. Roy Shafer’s Ford sedan was stolen overnight on West Pleasant Street. Detectives have leads and are pursuing the suspects.
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Walter Gordon
East Church Street
Manigan
Mir Gordon
Roy Shafer
West Pleasant Street
Cossacks Exiled Into Far North From Kuban Settlements
Moscow reports that 4 000 Cossacks from three Kuban settlements were deported to distant northern regions as part of a mass population shift. The move, praised in Rostov papers but not in Moscow, marks early enforcement of the regime’s relocation policy amid slow grain collections in Torban.
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Unmeu Rress
Moscow
Kuban
Aniemiment
Torban
Bub
Rostov
Stockholders of Community Loan Company Elect Directors
Stockholders met at the Hotel Corry for their annual gathering. Directors for the year were elected and officers reorganized with Worth Hammond re-elected president, C A Stennett first vice president, C G Rogers second vice president, and Sidney B Elston secretary and treasurer. The meeting reviewed past operations and expressed confidence in future growth.
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Worth Hammond
Community Loan Company
Hotel Corry
Brown
Milon Brown
C. B, Doane
Sidney B. Elston
N. J. Gillette
G. H. Gordon
V. W. Graham
J. A. Lanston
M N. Nast
Dunlop manager speaks at Kiwanis on smiling amidst hard times
Rudolph Appel, manager of the Dunlop Tire Store, addressed the Kiwanis Club on the theme 1933 Will Reward Smile. He cited the Megan originated by Dunlop to cheer workers and urged adding cheerfulness to overturn the depressed spirit despite bleak business conditions.
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Rudolph Appel
Dunlop Tire
Kiwanis Club
Appel
Dunlop Company
Nine New Forms of Takes Before Pa Legislature
Harrisburg January 18 Nine new forms of taxation are outlined before the Pennsylvania legislature, despite leaders vows of no new taxes. Legislators push taxes on utilities, foreign corporations, county income, state income, special automobile license tags, foreign car insurance, chain stores, and malt syrups to fund community needs. To offset, bills seek to extend the emergency sales tax and cut the gasoline tax from three to five cents per gallon. Utilities taxes would apply to electric light and power and natural and artificial gas utilities. Fitzgerald urges a chain-store tax with fees paid by corporations owning multiple stores. McElwee proposes a new method to assess county taxes by totaling potential annual property income and actual net income, setting a cap at two percent.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William A. Walker
Allegheny County
Norbert James Pitzgerald
Fitzgerald
McElwee
Lawrence
Winnie Judd Back On Stand in Arizona Murder Case
Winnie Ruth Judd returned to the witness stand in Phoenix amid two days of hysteria to allege that John J. Halloran played a responsible role in the killings of Agnes Gril and Hedvig Samuelson. She described for the first time how she killed her two friends during a quarrel, and faced ongoing cross examination as preliminary hearing moves forward.
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United Press Phoenix
Ariz
Haggard
Winnie Ruth Judd Wis
John J
Happy Jack) Halloran
Agnes Ann Gril
Hedvig Samuelson
Berman
Fely
Leroi
Dudge J.C. Niles
Pollnsel
Judd
Japs May Quit League If Demands Not Met
Reports from Geneva note Japan threatens withdrawal from the League over Manchuria and the Far East crisis. Japan signaled willingness to include the United States and Russia in settlement discussions if the demands fail to reach a compromise.
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United Press
Geneva
Japit
Philippines
Hawaii
Wikha
Japan
League of Nations Mandates Commission
Unitec Press
Mandates Commission
Tulsio
Nobumi Lo
South Sea Islands
Theodali
Italy
William Ruppard
Ito
Coulain
South Seas
Tig
Caroline
Narisna Islands
Seypan Island
Rappard
Seypan
Tipholly
South Sea
United States
Russia
Cloture Rule 10 Limit Debate Defeated In Senate
Washington June 19 The cloture rule to limit debate on the Glass Bank bill failed 58 to 20. The effort by Republicans to secure two thirds support collapsed as Democratic leaders could not unite the party. Senators long, Conzens and others opposed the gag rule, while a mix of Republicans and Democrats blocked passage. Leaders predicted further action to obtain a debate limit and a vote on the bill.
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United Press
Washington
Sorute Vollinturiy
Borah
Senate
Lyle c. Wilson
Senate Failed To Stifle “Ithigfisn
Watson
Robison
Lillie and Rice Retain State Appointments
Frank J. Lillie of this city and Mrs Union City are retained in state posts in Harrisburg after recommendations by Assemblyman John H. King. Lillie is named messenger clerk in the House, a post he held last session, while Rice remains journal clerk in the State Senate. King plans to reconvene the legislature next week. Beth McMahon has returned home to Warren after several days away.
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Carry Man
House
Clark Rice
Union City
Senate Journal
Frank J. Lillie
Union
Harrisburg
Lassession
Rice
State Senate
John H. King
King
Sclon
Kitter Hightoye
Blue Dominates Milady Spring Fashions Ahead
New York reports two schools of feminine fashion dominate the season with blue as the favorite color among many shades from navy to vibrant blues and purples. Black ranks second with white organdie accents, while grays blend tailored and knit wear as chiffon and multi colored prints return.
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Sy Unicoress
New York
Tin National Retail Dry Gps Association
Ark
Final tribute paid Major General G C Rickards
Oil City, Pa January 19 final tribute paid to Major General George C Rickards who died at his home Sunday. He lay in state at Grace Methodist Episcopal church with many veterans and officials attending. The funeral procession honored him with six national guard captains bearing the casket and a caisson carriage to the cemetery.
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United Press Oil
Venango County
Register
Finneral
Richards
Vennico Voasty
George B. Leguly
Militia Bureau
Washington
Rickard
Persuing
Samuel Maxwall
Gen. Rickard
Martin Aigner
Franklin
J. H. Clemens
Meadville
General Richards
National Guard
Young Ohio student commits death by own action
Washington report says Andrew Molise of Campbell Ohio, sophomore at George Washington University, died by suicide last night. A note directed to his mother gave unclear phrases. authorities found letters implying prolonged despondency after receiving a prior blow.
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United Press
Washington
Andrew Molise
Campbell, D
George Washington University
Jetter Troma
Homme
Jens i
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