No Shake-Up Planned in City Departments
Mayor-elect Glen Miller faces a complete reorganization as new mayor and council members prepare to fill vacant posts in public affairs safety and finance. Existing officials Nichola Weaver Muldevick and Sandburg Roushacher will navigate shifts while informal talks precede any formal moves. The new administration takes office early in the term with organization and policy planning to follow.
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Municipal Commission
Glen Miller
A. Dulles
Duihs
Nith
Muldevick
Lnvertor
Gnaztee
Stanley H. Nichols
Fred J. Weyer
Ruavhudl
Frank
Hogler
Glen Milfer
Department of Public Affairs
Nichola
Weaver
A. GO. Sandburg
Richard Roushacher
Holy Hk
Hepler
Plan to lower some form of U S taxes discussed
Washington, Fred M Vinson chairman of the House Ways and Means subcommittee said there is general sentiment to relieve suffering and hardships caused by the undistributed profits tax. After the first meeting he noted potential changes include capital gains and losses tax and estate and gift taxes.
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Washington
Nova
Fred M. Vinson
D. Ky
House
Ways and Means
Panhandlers jailed after city complaints clash in business district
In a campaign against panhandlers two transients were sentenced to 10 days in the city jail by Police Magistrate Glen Miller. James Rogers of Dickson City Pennsylvania and John Grace of Cambridge Massachusetts received the jail term after soliciting handouts in the downtown district earlier. They were arrested by Patrolman Harley Drake. Also Pittsburgh reports Retail Clerks International Protective Association AFL affiliate called a strike of employees at the citys largest department stores.
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Labening
Glen Miller
James Rogers
Dickson City
John Grace
Cambridge
Mass
Harley Drake
Pittsburgh
Retail Clerks International Protective Association
American Federation of Labor
Route 6 resurfacing contract awarded to Cleveland firm
Baldwin Bros. Paving Co. of Cleveland today won the Route 6 project to widen and repave 4.78 miles west of Corry to Range Corners including widening and bridge work in Gerry, Concord and Werte townships. The firm will receive about $196,034 for the resurfacing and $28,684 for related concrete pavement work.
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Bakdwin Bros. Paving Co
Cleveland
Corry
Ranges Corners
Ely
Gerry, Concord
Werte Towips
Cleve
Apave
New School Directors Take Office December Sixth
Corry school officials Morton and Austin Johnson will assume duties about a month earlier than municipal officials as state code provides for December reorganizations on the first Monday. Dr. F. Bennett and Charles S. Monroe, retiring, attend their last regular meeting as the board convenes. The session outlines president duties and committees, with reorganization actions, new officers, and rules to govern meetings to follow.
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Cleve R. Morton
Austin Johnson
Mfr.Monroe
J. 8 Paterson
Prosery Fonmis
Dulvande
Harrell alleges police held son without access to doctor
William V. Harrell charged that his three year old son died while police kept him incommunicado, preventing him from seeing a physician whose prescription might have saved the boy's life.
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Miami
Fla
William V. Harrell
Peace Conference Sees Limited Hope for Labor Unity
Washington November 4. The AFL and CIO peace conference reconvened amid pessimism as leaders admit little chance of quick agreement. George M. Harrison says progress possible if all parties pull together while noting conflicts between old Federation unions and newer CIO entrants. Negotiators consider aligning unions into joint policy, with possible CIO control of rubber, newspaper, maritime and fur sectors and potential NY dominance for the Transport Workers Union.
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I. O
George M. Harrison
Federation
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Federaton Bu
Special Meet Is Inevitable Session Looms in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports a special legislative session appears inevitable for January or February to address anthracite industry rehabilitation, overhaul Pennsylvania laws, and fulfill Barle administration goals, despite voters' rejection of two constitutional amendments on income tax and city county consolidation.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Barle
Labor Criticism May Curtail Duke Windsors Tour
Washington reports criticism of the Duke of Windsor s American tour as a slumming trip and censure of his American guide raises the possibility the former British ruler may curtail his visit. Charles Bedaux, the guide, told reporters that if the press is inclined to oppose him they should wait until half the tour is over before deciding. Bedaux, under scrutiny for efficiency methods, discussed the situation with the duke after learning of the criticism. Labor leaders weigh in on the matter.
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Duke
United Press
Washington
Ritter
Duke of Windsor
Mgst
Charles Bedaux
New York
Bedaux
Trate
Beims
Rim
Three Powers Push Japan Toward Peace Talks Anew
Russell Belgium Nov 4 Britain France and the United States pressed Japan to enter peace negotiations at a summit in Brussels. The three leaders urged a formal approach and discussed terms likely to move toward a ceasefire, with French and Dutch observers noting potential concessions from Tokyo. The conference emphasized unity among the allies and sought an early agreement to end hostilities.
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Belgium
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France
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Japan
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Jose
Ulunta Bey Vane
Glenn Soule
Eusprite
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Anil Whirl
Peter Is
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Huliypuay
Myelin
Anthony Woon
Bovenster
Yvan Delos
Aron Piers
Joseprint
Tallin
Leerbarn-jaywie
Eight Gamblers Fined After City Raid
Eight gamblers were nabbed in a raid on an illegal gambling den in East Mali Hol. Folin Sarin pleaded guilty to violating the municipal ordinance and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Seven other defendants faced additional fines, with totals ranging around 29 dollars each, as police continued enforcement.
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Dnl
Zeven
Patrie
Miller
Folin
Sarin
Mali
Fost
Anatvasts
Mvna
State seeks death in Massachusetts slaying case
In Cincinnati on November 4 the state sought the death penalty for Anna Hahn, who calls herself a mercy killer. Prosecutor Pulley Myer claimed she poisons wealthy older men for money, while defense argued against, as witnesses tied Hahn to the deaths of Albert Palmer, 7, George Sellman, 67, and Georg Obertorter, 67. Hahn, mother of an eight year old, faced questions about relationships with men aged 7 to 78 as the trial unfolded.
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United Press
Cincinnati
SF Womer
Serl
Anna Mara Hahn
Songer of Mercy
Leciria
Puilley
Mira
Hawn
Wom
Wit
Tate
Albert J. Palmer
George Sellmin
Georg Obertorter
Butler Slayer Still Serious From Knife Wounds
Floydart Tait, 20, is in serious condition at Butler Memorial Hospital after fatally attacking his mother Florence Tait and fiance Dorothy Bush during a Halloween quarrel, wounding Mrs Hilda Seymour, who is in serious condition. authorities report he is threatened with pneumonia as police investigate in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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Floydart
Woorleur
Butler Memorial Hospital
Tait
Florence Tait
Dorothy Bush
Hilda Seymour
Vandenberg Opposed to GOP Convention Tactics
Washington November 4 A mid term bid to revive the Republican party drew opposition from Senator Vandenberg and several colleagues. Senator Williams Boyan Py and Senator John Tawne, all aligned with the Republican campaign committee, favored postponing or altering convention plans, while President Hoover’s national chairman John J. M. Huiralte faced pressure to act. The dispute signals internal rifts as candidates and party leaders debate strategy for the spring and the direction of the party.
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National Committee
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Vandenberg
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Sen Tohn Tawnaen
Chalyman
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Bby Tormee
der Belt Hoover
Ap National Coairman
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Huiralte
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Joseph W. Mar
Yin
Mass
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Avcarpe Iin Ts Aly
Roosevelt La Guardia Confer in New York City
New York November 4. President Roosevelt meets with Mayor Fiorello La Guardia as he heads the Republican American Labor fusion ticket to a sweeping municipal election victory over Tammany. Roosevelt plans a brief stop in New York before returning to Washington and will see La Guardia at a luncheon in his own home.
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New York
Roosevelt Confera
Fiorsito
la Guarilla
Republican-american Labor Party
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Torys
Kamrer
Lester Iove
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Peally
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Sessoni Ward
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HEV
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Acton
92 Year Old Man Seeks Alimony From Wife
C. B. Clayton, 92, sought divorce and reasonable alimony today from his 12 year old wife Mary in Los Angeles. He claimed she deserted him two years ago and is worth 50 000. He said his first two wives were workers but Mary enjoys playing around.
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United Press
Los Angeles
C. B. Clayton
Mary
Mary Tkes
Dedicate New City Vocational School Tonight
Readable fragments describe a dedication event for a new City Vocational School with speakers, a program, and musical offerings. The piece references educators, students, a superintendent, and community figures attending the ceremony and the related school activities.
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NEW City Vocational School
Rebel win recognized amid chaotic international report
A garbled dispatch from London mentions a rebel victory and international intrigue tied to political figures and security agencies. The piece references multiple named actors, including Brenden Seville and Cher agents, in a tense, unclear narrative about automatic status and ongoing government debates.
Powell to Acquire Ford Agency in Union City
Major Company executive Powell announces acquisition of the Ford agency in Union City formerly run by Tom B Gardner for about twenty years. Inventory underway, possession due early next week. He will use a display and sales space on South Miami Street and plans to add staff while supervising the Union City operation.
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Powell
Union City
Youth Held For Court In Thefts
A 17 year old youth was held for the next term of Quarter Sessions after pleading not guilty to two counts of larceny of motor vehicles. Witnesses testified a Chevrolet sedan and a motor route car were wrecked by the youth who later confessed.
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Ling Wrind
Borer
Damian McLaughlin
Brie
Blaine Kincaid
Commonwealth
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