Ethiopians Invasion Of Eritrea Reported By U.P. Correspondent
United Press dispatch from Addis Ababa describes a bold Ethiopian assault into Italian Eritrea on the northern front. It notes forces under Ras Amede and details distant concentrations and captured positions, with claims of Ethiopian progress and Italian withdrawals along the Dolo district.
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Edward W. Beatyie
United
United Press
Addis Abara
Dsotoaud
Gallon Ran
Quigley Faces First Degree Murder Trial in Duluth
Robert Douglas Quigley, a 15 year old held in custody by Deputy Sheriff Sam Altman, faces life imprisonment if convicted of first degree murder in the stabbing death of Harlan Townsend. Police reports tied Quigley to a signed confession earlier, later repudiated by an alibi filed under law.
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Robert
Duluth
Governor Birk Judge Cuts Institutional Payrolls Across Departments
United Press dispatch from Harrisburg reports Governor George H. Brk's administration saved over 1.59 million dollars since January 15 by cutting payrolls in most departments. Institutional payroll reductions totaled 1.69 million, due to teachers and staff not returning after earlier increases. The statement notes slight rises in auditor general and treasury payrolls, with overall savings excluding public instruction reaching 1,091,797.
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United Press Warrisburg
George H. Birkc
Auditor General's Department
Treasury Department
Budget Bureau
Marle
Toonhem
Public Instruction
Youth killed on rat hunting expedition in Washington
United Press report from Washington Pennsylvania says a rat hunting expedition at the city disposal plant ended with the death of 16 year old Ray Kilselman a Washington Junior High School student. Kilselman died at 1225 am from a bullet wound in the head while seated in front of a friend s home in a parked automobile the pistol discharge was accidental authorities stated
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United Pres
Washington
Washington Hospital
Ray Kilselman
Kungelman
Kunselmarr
Princess Receives Four Indium Dolls From Bulgaria
Mr and Mrs Gus Phillips report the retirement of four indium dolls wrapped in American flags sent to Princess Merie Lotlee of Bulgaria. The event occurred in Falls City Nebraska and involved the Phillips family presenting the gifts to a royal connection.
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Princess
Falls City
Two Charged With Poison Death in Applegate Case
Mineola (N Y) Mary Creighton and Everett Applegate, former American Legion official, were charged with first degree murder in the poison death of Applegate’s wife, believed to weigh 240 pounds. Police say Creighton confessed to poisoning Mrs. Applegate on September 27 and implicated Applegate. she previously denied poisoning her mother-in-law in Newark in 1921.
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Mineola
Odi
Mary Creighton
Everett Applegate
American Legion
Applegate
Adi
S. Creighton
Harold King
Neseay County
Baldwin List
Raymond Avery
WPA Starts Work on Beaverdam Link Road
WPA begins preliminaries for a 2.5 mile Beaverdam to Corry blacktop link. About 100 workers push 1.5 miles of construction from Beaverdam toward Witney Corners, with plans to extend to the Veneer Schoolhouse and connect Columbus Avenue as state highway funds authorize further paving.
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Works Progress
Beaverdam
Witney's
WEA
Columbus Avenue
State
Highway Department
Mentor Club Held First Meeting At East Smith Street Home
The Mentor Club opened its year with a meeting last evening in the home of Mrs G Bennett on East Smith Street. Mrs Bennett led the program and outlined the year’s work after a sumptuous repast. Officers named include Mrs Dy Wilcox president, Mex Donald Stewart secretary, and Mov Leotie Donaldson treasurer.
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Mentor Club
G. ©. Bennett
Dy Wilcox
Donald Stewart
Leotie Donaldson
Bermell
George Boyd
An- Quow Paulgon
D. Wilcax
Philadelphia Editors Sued by Margiotti
Philadelphia editors including John T. Custig and Chasey A. Tylex faced warrants issued by Attorney General Charles J. Margiotti after a September 29 article accused Margiotti aides of planning a staff revolt. Bail set at $1000 as the case moved to a grand jury.
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Philadelphia
Ucl
Eustis
Farmer in Phoenix Seeks Presidential Job Ad Says He Will Lift Depression
63 year old farmer Mel Julien Johnson of Phéenix Arin places an advertisement in the situation wantus column seeking the presidency of the United States. He claims he can lift the depression in 20 days by printing new money and distributing it to loyal workers.
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Julien Johnson
Phéenix
Arin
United States
Johnson
Wantus
Julian Tohnson
Relief to shift 3,500,000 off aid by November
Administrator Harry Hopkins told governors that the 3,500,000 on relief will be shifted to payrolls or paid through government care. Where able-bodied relief recipients have not been placed on rolls, the federal government will assume responsibility for their care.
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Page Mae
Eot Salle
Harry Hopkins
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