Irwin Off Board Reiterates Position Amid Examinations
Examinations for city fire health and police posts proceed Saturday January 27 as Civil Service Board members Frank M. Cole and Milan K. Brows push ahead despite Dr. J W Irwins resignation and Mayor Glen Millers insistence he might not accept it Irwin says firmly I am positively off the board The board plans to provide required physical exams for applicants while awaiting further steps by city officials
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Frank M. Cole
Civil Service Board
J. W. Irwin
Glen Miller
North Ward
Stat
Irwin
Journal
Brown
Board Aid
Miller
A. G. Rees
East Main Street
Rees
Cong Meilical Association
M. Cole
Milan K. Brows
Cole
Navy Supply Bill Passed by House Bettan
The House passed today the 284,142,?9 navy department supply bill to complete construction of a treaty strength navy. No record vote recorded. The measure funds continuing the regular navy building program with 22 vessels and adds 1,600,000 to begin construction of one eight inch gun cruiser and three six inch gun cruisers.
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Ox Ufines
Ewe
Washington
House
Legendary Curse of King's Tomb Revived
Albert Lythgoe, famed Egyptologist, lies ill at Phillips House after witness to the opening of King Tutankhamun's tomb in 1923, amid lingering mystery and revived legends of the tomb's curse.
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United Press Boscon
Albert ¥ Lythgoe
Tut-Ankamen
Phillips House
Lie PhArtoh
Thome
Lythgoe
Pine Arts
Cuba Jubilan t Recognition by Roosevelt
The Cuban regime of President Carlos Mendieta wins full U S recognition from President Roosevelt and unveils a ten point program to restore international status, revise treaties including Platt, reform the judiciary and fiscal system, resolve a medical strike, reorganize education, and restart sugar production and the sugar export corporation.
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United Press
Havana
Carlos Mendieta
United States
Roosevelt
Cuba
Sugar Expert Corporation
Fear Traylor Near Death in Fever Dying Threats
Sywynen January 24 reports Drs say Fear Traylor president of the First National Bank and Democratic leader remains very seriously ill with pneumonia. His pulse and respiration fluctuated as doctors at his bedside for hours note relapse after slight improvement earlier. Temperature fell to 100.8 from 104 but condition remains grave and unstable.
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Sywynen Preee Chtizago
Melvin A. ‘Traylor
First National Bank
National Democratic
William
Ri) Cubbins
Traylor
Ht Genth
Damages Sought After Child Cries Controversy
In FGMIRA New York on January 24 Loved Short claims $3,900 damages following a dispute over a crying child. Short asserts Marsh damaged property during a crying episode and alleges a prior incident involved improper conduct.
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Squancuere Fgmira
Short
Bitte
Marsh
Fedora
Roosevelt Eyes Treasury Fund Control in Emergency Dollar Bill
Washington January 24 The Senate opened debate on the administration monetary bill urging approval as President Roosevelt may yield to some senators on placing the gold program on an emergency basis The administration opposes a five member board to supervise the 2 billion stabilization fund preferring treasury control and secrecy in its operation The Senate committee amendment limiting first use to two years with a possible third year is viewed as less important and copies of amendments were sent to the President for study by Secretary Morgenthal without recommendation.
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H. C. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Robinson
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Secretary of Treasury
House
Morgenthal
Secretary of the Treasury
PIRE CAPTAIN BURIED ALIVE UNDER WHEAT
Buffalo N Y Jan 24 Explosion of wheat dust in a blaze at a malt plant buried Fire Captain George H. Amos alive and injured more than a dozen others. Body recovered after hours of digging from beneath wheat and debris. Four other workers trapped were rescued. Plant named William Kromer and Song.
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Buffalo
Gotham mayor bans milk import from Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 24 The New York City mayor LaGuardia faced a request to defer his ban on Pennsylvania milk imports until the state milk control board confers with him. The board weighs its act under the new milk control law, with powers to fix prices and issue bonds to guarantee producer payments.
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Corry
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, Inc
Arle
LaGuardia
New Yor City
Pennsylvania
Ioral
Harrisburg
New York City
New Pennsylvania Mill Control Board
New Yorke
Bernard Segal
Segal
Gale
Riuit
New York
Reed predicts monetary plan will menace insured savings
U S Senator David Reed of Pennsylvania warned in Philadelphia that the president’s monetary program will take about ten years to adjust, with domestic commodities like corn delayed by the international shift. He said policy effects will hit insurance policies, banking, and savings accounts as part of a stealth levy and rising living costs.
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United Press
Philadelphia
U. S
David Reed
Republican
Pennsylvania
Reed
Bani
Skpilal Levy
Wiig
Rural school destroyed by fire at Bainbridge
A rural high school in Bainbridge was razed by a blaze caused by defective wiring. The building, valued at about 50,000 dollars, suffered total loss as firefighters battled windy conditions. No injuries reported. investigation ongoing by county fire officials.
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Lancaster
Jin
Cumoy
Bain
Bremer Abductors Fail in Contact Attempt
St Paul report says an attempted delivery of 200000 for the release of Monard Bremer, a 36 year old banker, did not succeed. Abduction gang was believed to use two cars to trap Harry Bachman’s vehicle near Hinckley, Minnesota, last night. Bachman survived. Continued on page 4.
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Wiltam E. Hallberg
United Press
ST. Paul
Monard Bremer
le Lwo Abdirctors
Harry Bachman
St Paul
Hincktey
Mint
Bachman
Long's forces defeated in New Orleans election
In New Orleans on January 23 Senator Huey P. Long faced defeat as Mayor T. Semmes Walmsley widened his lead in returns for reelection. Long’s candidate John D. Klorer trailed close behind, while runoffs were discussed if no candidate secured a majority. Early precinct results showed Walmsley with a large margin over Long’s slate as political turmoil emerged in the city.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
Long
John D. Klorer
Walmsley
Rlover
Hlover
Francia Williams
Wai
Homestead Project Planned at Rochester
Washington announces a new homestead project for three families at Rochester New York. Construction will start soon with no Civil Works Administration labor. Each homestead includes about one and a half acres of land and costs from 2500 to 3000 dollars. The plan aims to show possibilities of partly employed people attaining a better standard of living.
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Wincucross Washington
Rochester
Ickes
CWA
Willie
Final Hope of Insull Shattered
Athens January 24 The Greek state council upholds the government ban on Samuel Insull fugitive magnate remaining in Greece. He must leave before February 1 after U.S. extradition insistence. he plans to depart by air.
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United Press
Athens
Greek State Council Today
Samuel Insull
Chiago Lilies
Greece
Hyke
United States
America
Isl
Rotary Club Ladies Night Enjoyable at Hotel Corry
A Rotary Club Ladies Night at Hotel Corry drew about sixty attendees for a 6 30 dinner meeting. Entertainment featured film reels including Salmon Ashing Pendleton Roundup and Harold Lloyd comedy, with Horton J. Davis guiding group songs and a noted absence of Julius Johnson due to Chicago business. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Gilbert and Mrs MC Lovelenie.
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Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Service Club
Dinter
Horton J. Davis
Julius Johnson
Wilton City
Johnison
Chicago
Robert
Desmond
Salmon Ashing
Pendleton
Harold Lloyd Tomedy
Mtr
Barold Gilbert
MC Lovelenie
Demand for New Models Swamps Auto Industry
Autmakers report demand for new car models far outpacing production. Orders run 50 to 68 percent above forecast, with some plants facing unfilled orders exceeding peaks of 1929 and 1948. Industry leaders cite conservative production, financing constraints, and labor issues as causes.
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Jn Ve Yekre
Mnuustry
Jgegy
Roosevelt seeks 350 million to carry on CWA work
President Roosevelt will ask Congress to appropriate 350 million dollars to extend the Civil Works Administration until May and 600 million for relief, aiming to keep the program running into late fall. Indications point to a compromise on duration as debates mount over absorbing 4 million workers into other jobs.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
CWA
Capitol Hill
Harry Hopkins
Rooseyvelt
Rainey
House
Rodsdyell
Costigan
Dem
Cali
Cocia
Apa
Miners Shift National Offices to Washington D C
Transfer of the international headquarters of the United Mine Workers of America from Indianapolis to Washington D C was approved today by delegates to the organization’s biennial convention. The move was one of several recommendations in the final report of the Interfathinil Office, with notes about a world record and steel and gas claims in Pittsburgh.
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Indianapolis
Indy
Dai
United Mine Workers of America
Washington, D. C
Ongentration
Fuit
New World
Blubenville
Caeital
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F.D.R
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Morgenthau
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ICOP
Pittsburgh
Itts- Burgh
Johnstown
Howard Hengsby
Ae Caded
Tohnstown
Weer Press Company
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Erie
New Milk Control Board
D.R
Bremer
Louisiana
Insull
John Owen
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Talted
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