Pinchot Sends Sealed Letter With Davis Election Cert
Governor Pinchot transmitted to the Senate the certificate of election for Senator James J. Davis with a sealed accompanying letter whose contents he asked not to be public until after Davis lottery trial in New York. The letter, described as hot enough to burn the envelope, may reveal views on Davis fitness but will not be opened until the trial or deemed appropriate by the Senate.
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United Press
Washington
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Senate
Jamis J. Davis
New Yorke
Robinson
Curtis
Harrisburg
U. S
James J. Davis
Gilford Pinchot
Davis
Licely
Five Thousand Dollar Damages Suit Over West Corry Crash
Albert Morton of Wesleyville sues M D Hitchcock and Mary Hitchcock of Union City for 5000 dollars alleging injuries from an auto collision five miles west of Corry on January 5. Morton and Hitchcock were injured. icy roads blamed for the crash and related wrecks. Morton’s lawyers are Gray and Hughney of Erie. Hitchcock party accompanied by wife and daughter Marion.
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Brie
Corry
Albert
Morton
Wesleyville
M. D
Mary Hitchcock
Union City
William J. Gray
John Hughney
Erie
Hitchener
Marion
Morion
Cor
Bruiges
New Speaker Rainey Vows Rapid Roosevelt Program Push
Speaker elect Hoty T Rainey of Illinois plans to use strong arm tactics to push F D Roosevelt program through a special session. He will bar non administration proposals and organize only needed committees to handle the Roosevelt agenda. Rainey, in his seventies, is praised as a powerful orator with a long, reform minded career.
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William F. Kerry
United Press
Washington
Min
Hoty T. Rainey
Ilinois
Roosevelt
House
Indiexter L
Rainey
Hauge
Taon Poly
Bob LaPollette
Ian
Amherst College
Roosevelt bankers stress aid as Erie county relief expands
Wiffy-five hundred families in Erie County receive aid as the Poor Board reports 85 percent of help recipients had not before needed relief. Chairman Harry A. Wagner cites $328,000 debt and extensive work from TB care to institutional child support amid mounting costs and widespread need. In Washington, Roosevelt meets with congressional leaders on banking, with Mills and Hoover aides analyzing developments as Congress considers a federal bank moratorium and postal savings bank actions.
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Erie County
Harry A. Wagner
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Service Club
Wagner
Poor Board
Ralphe Carroll
Jani van Tassel
the Kiwanis Club
Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Hoover
Treasury
Mills
Congress
Dill
Dem
Wash
Senate
District of Columbia
House
New Yorker
Dunn & Bradstreet
White House
Robbert J. Bulkley
Ohio
Senate Banking Committee
Raymond Moley
Senator McKellar presents Buchman credentials to VP
Credentials of Nathan Buchman appointed to the Senate by Oostbreedt Senator Hull Derm Tenn were presented today to Vice President Curtis by Senator McKellar Denn Tenn in Washington on March 3.
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Washington
Mar
Nathan Buchman
Eight Convicted in Fish Peddler Kidnapping Case
In Clearfield Pennsylvania on March 3 a jury convicted eight men of kidnapping or conspiracy in the abduction of Garrett Schenck a New Jersey fish peddler. Convicts include J J Devine Roy Cummings Avery Connors Frank Shurarts Paul Cupp Reuben Rakestraw Edward Benshoff and Charles Horner. Motions for new trials were planned as attorneys prepare.
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United Press
Clearfield
Wight
Tien
Garrett Schenck
Hopewell
N. J
Fish Paddler
Difease
J. J. Devine
Johnstown
Roy Cummings
Avery Conners
Shurarts
Dus Bois
Fn Merly
Shugarts
Paull Cupp
Reuben Rakestraw
Edward Benshoff
Charles Horner
Morgenthau Outlines Farm Credit Plan
Morgenthau outlines a broad program to rehabilitate farm credit structure. He favors consolidating farm loan agencies, creating a Federal Farm Credit Administration, and moving to one government controlled system with divisions for cooperatives, banks, emergency loans, and mortgage relief.
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Morgenthau
United Press
Washington
Mark
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Federal Farm Board
Roosevelt
Lodny
Calne
Farm Board
James
Stoney Morgenthu
Morgentiny Sai
Farm Bowund Shoul
New York State Conservation
Hijge Best
Brindle
Federal Firm Credit Administration
Furm Board
Sinc
Divison
Ind Bank
Minance Corporation
Congress
Japanese Push Beyond Jehol Feared In China Invasion
Reports from Shanghai and Nanking warn that Japanese forces in Jehol province may push into China proper threatening Peiping and Tientsin. Chinese leaders consider moving the capital to Shanghai as warships are sighted off the Yangtze delta and Yaneste mouth.
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Great Wall
China
Peiping
Tientsin
United Press
Shanghat
Saya
Jebel
Manchuria
Pientsim
Nanking
Shanghisha
Shanghai
Yah Sneh-Chimgu
Foreign Office
We Wldl
Jehol
Weal
Hte
Inaugural Preparations Build for Roosevelt Victory Day
More than 200000 crowded Washington streets as the nation celebrated Democratic triumph after 12 years of Republican rule. The White House and corridors of power prepared with carefully staged parades drills and security for the inauguration day. Mrs Roosevelt canceled events after the death of Senator Walsh and officials predicted large crowds with thousands of rooms reserved and governors represented. Debates and planning showcased a city in festive mood under fair weather.
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Harry Ferguson
United Press
Washington
Mar
Akron
Ohio
Deneracy
Hall of the Américas
Marine
Army
Navy
Fort Myer
Navy Yard
Weather Bureau
Hoover Inauguration
Union Station
Roosevelt
Thomas J. Walsh
Pennsylvania Avenue
Te Avene
Senate backs broad powers in treasury post office economy bill
The Senate adopted the conference report on the treasury post office and economy bill granting broad federal reorganization powers for President-elect Roosevelt. The same report includes $1,101,000 for the Federal Trade Commission. Also noted are a mob at Briggs Manufacturing, and personal travel of Miss Lileh Ferry to Youngsville to visit Miss Doris Morton.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Treasury-Post Office
Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
Lileh Ferry
Youngaville
Doris Morton
4000 Homes Wrecked Hundreds Missing
Washington dispatch reports 4000 homes wrecked and hundreds missing after a disaster. Speaker Garner hints at an early special session of Congress possibly in March as President-elect Roosevelt weighs a swift call. The note adds emphasis on aggressive action against the disaster's fallout.
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United Press
Washington
Garner
Wisevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
Survivor of Gang Attacks Speaker at Local Meet
Ray Hansen former Chicago attorney who survived gang violence will speak at a Junior High School meeting next Tuesday evening at 7 48. The event replaces the noon Rotary meeting and includes music and entertainment planned by the teachers committee. Hansen, once an undercover investigator and later on the staff of Frank J Loesch, is billed as an international authority on gang crime and will share firsthand insights. Board members and Rotary spouses will attend as guests.
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Ray Hansen
Chica
Chicago
Rotary Club
Ike
Hinsen
Hansen
Garsters
Frak J
Board of Education
Rotarians
Kane Hitch-Hiker Seriously Hurt In Kansas City Crash
Wayne Haynes 29 of Kane Pennsylvania was hospitalized with a fractured skull after being struck by an automobile in Kansas City Missouri. Companion Hotchkiss was injured and reports say they were hitch-hiking at the time.
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United Press
Kansas City
Wayne Haynes
Kane
Ernest Hamm
Hotchkiss
Cojo
Pasa
Massive Japanese quake and tidal wave devastate Iwate coast
March reports from Tokio describe Japan's worst quake since 1924 followed by a devastating tidal wave. More than a thousand lives lost and thousands of homes destroyed across Iwate Miyagi Aomori and Hakodate prefectures. Morioka and Sendai areas report heavy damage and widespread fires. Ambassador Joseph Clark Grew and family are in the area with minor impact.
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Miles W. Vaughn
United Press
Tokio
Saurday
Lia Nosthern
Honshu
Tong
Japan
Iwate
Morioka
WiMdally
Tome Jloval
Ani
Miyagi
Aomari
Holekaids
Yokohama
Jiput
Tobe
Osaka
Amalshly
Pokio
Minangghway
Miyaui
Sendai
Oomeri
Halea- Hale
Joseph Clark
Mysnoshita
Miyako
Fukishima
Hold Meeting on Harding School Reorganization Plan
About forty district taxpayers attended the Harding school meeting each evening to discuss the retrenchment plan adopted by the Board of Education at a special session on Wednesday. The plan includes closing the Harding building and consolidating into First Ward grade schools. Further meetings are planned to discuss or decide on the first step toward consolidation. Mr and Mrs Harvey J Blass will travel to Washington DC to attend the inaugural ceremonies of President elect Franklin D Roosevelt.
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Harding School
Amon
Harvey J. Blass
Washington,d.c
Pranich D. Roosevelt
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