Write-Up Charged in Doherty Firm Tax Strike Case
Washington December 20 AP An 82 million write-up in Cities Service Power and Light assets and a million profit transaction tax exempt were described to the Federal Trade Commission by Randolph E. Ogle. Cities Service counsel Robert Burns challenged the examiner’s conclusions.
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Washington
Cities Service Power and Light Co
Henry L. Doherty
Federal Trade Commission
Randolph E. Ogle
Commission
Doherty
Cities Service Power and Light Company
Cities Service Company
Ogie
Bartlesville Gas and Electric Company
Bartlesville
Oklo
Robert Burns
Cities Service Counsel
Burns
Ogle
Sidiaries
Pankers
Kingfish Adds to His Power in Louisiana
Louisiana politics amid Long’s moves to remove local officials and control school hiring, sparking protests in Alexandria Baton Rouge and East Baton Rouge Parish. Mayors and police chiefs vow court battles as opposition labels acts as overreach. tensions rise in New Orleans dispute. Later, Alexandria officials prepare court challenges to ouster acts. The article notes broader backlash against Governor Long’s authority and a separate tribal wealth payment in Oklahoma.
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Kong
Alexandria
Baton Rouge
East Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Orleans
Long
Victor Lamkin
Alexan “Ria
Clint
O’malley
Azo
Lamkin
O'Malley
13 Point Recovery Plan Outlined by Sen Wagner
New York AP says Sen Wagner proposes a 13 point recovery plan include scrapping price fixing under NRA and ending production limits. He calls for extending federal utility control preserving minimum wage rules and banning long hours and child labor while protecting small bank depositors and investors. He also urges compulsory unemployment insurance and workers to organize and bargain collectively to guard against gangsters competition.
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Wagner D.N. Yu
Roosevelt
Wagner
Catholic Club
NRA
Relief Funds in Cole County Pour Over $233000
The report details Missouri relief programs amid drought, noting Cole County received seed and forage aid, cattle moves with AAA support, coal distribution, and garden projects. It covers direct relief, work programs, and educational efforts, with totals and administrative insights from Mr. Crossley.
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Crossley
Relief Administration
Missouri
Cole County
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
The
Crpsley
Lack of Costumes at Burlesque Show Argued in Court
Albany hearing before Mayor Thacher examined the suppression of a burlesque show titled Monte Carlo Nights. John Tilson, former Republican leader, argued critics of the costumes were puritanical emissaries while opponents called the performers nearly naked. Tilson countered the dispute reduced to how transparent the silk was and urged observers compare beach attire at Coney Island.
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Albany
John Tilson
John Boyd Thacher
Connecticut
Monte Carlo
Woman posing as social worker abducts infant in rooming house
Police report a woman identified as Mrs Marsh used a ruse of visiting as a social worker to take a newborn baby from a rooming house. Detectives found a pregnancy padding device and the suspect fled in a taxicab with the infant. Infant later returned to the home after doctors confirmed the child’s status. Mrs Marsh claimed separation from her husband Porter Marsh, who was hospitalized with a broken neck in Plymouth Indiana.
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Rooming House
Money Circulation Rises Amid Holiday Buying
Christmas spending boosted money in active use by 55,600, bringing total circulation to 5.587 billion dollars. The gain exceeds last year's figure by 26 million dollars, per the Federal Reserve Board. Tokyo reports Emperor Hirohito affixed the imperial seal to papers abrogating the Washington naval treaty.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Tokyo
Hirohito
Doctors in England join medical union union leaders unite
Physicians in England forming a broad medical union have affiliated with the Trade Union Congress. The medical practitioners' union, 3,427 strong, also joined the National Union of County Officers, totaling 17,784 members. Officials say the union stance binds members to protect in sickness cases.
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London
Medical Practitioners’ Union
Trade Union Congress
National Union of County Officers
Two Convicts Face Life Anew after Gambled Experiments
The narrative recounts two convicts who participated in experiments involving injections and a tuberculosis test. They describe the harsh conditions, a riot memory, a blaze in a burning building, and the parole process aided by gifts of clothing and state support. One man faces parole after Governor Johnson visits, while the other, Schmidt, contemplates family plans post release.
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Johnson
Lauf and Daniels Deny They Are Out
H P Lauf and Daniels deny they are out and discuss recent election returns and duties. The statements reference 1993 law degree, Missouri bar admission, 11 years practice, and two terms in the 57th General Assembly with a pledge to serve the people of the state with honesty and cooperation.
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H. P. Lauf
Daniels
Law Department
Missouri University
General Assembly
Santa Loses Pants At Rebekah Party in Saratoga
In Saratoga California on December 20 AP reports a Rebekah Christmas party ended in laughter when Santa Claus tripped on a jingle of his red breeches. Judge Martin B Cain entered with flourish as his white beard hid the mishap. The audience cheered while Mrs Santa hurried to rescue him and restitch the beltless ensemble.
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Saratoga
Calif
Santa Claus
Sante
Martin B. Cain
Santa
Glinkman Returns Home After Appendectomy
L. E. Glinkman Bey Srout, executive for the area, who underwent an appendectomy at St Marys hospital several days ago, has been taken to his home at 304 Berry street and is reported improving rapidly.
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Glinkman
L. E. Glinkman
Bey Srout
St Marys Hospital
Berry Street
Arkansas Girl Marries Paul Dean in Simple Russellville Ceremony
Betty Jane Holt, an Ohio State sophomore, comments on Paul Dean as he prepares for marriage to Ruth Sandusky in Russellville. The brief wedding follows a pending romantic rumor, with guests including family and local figures. Dean buys ring and license in Ozark before returning toward Gulfport.
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Sandusky
Dean
Gulfport
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Memos
John Sn
Lavilia McClure
Woody Mayes
Coluusus
Betty Jane Holt
Ohio State University
Daffy” Dean
Miss Holt
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Hauptmann home closed to own attorneys in Bronx
A New York report notes the Lindbergh case suspect Bruno Hauptmann’s Bronx apartment remains leased and guarded as investigators inspect the empty residence. Police and associates questioned a tenant about rent while signs advertise the flat for rent amid the ongoing trial in Flemington.
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Iold Hauptmann
New York
iBrune Richani Hauptmeann
Bronx County
Edward IR Sy
Lioyd Fisher
Frederick A. Pobe
Hauptmann
Bowman
Stueno Hove
Flemington
N_ 1
Fisher
Holman Receives Grid Letter at Rolla
Oscar K. Holman of J City earned a letter at Rolla School of Mines for his play during the past season. It was his second year on the team and second letter. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W R Holman of 300 East McCarty Livesi, a member of Kappa Alpha and the miner board.
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Oscar K. Holman
J City
Rella School of Mines
Holman
Q. KH
W. R. Holman
East McCarty Livesi
Keppe Alpha Fraternity
Miner Board
Grain Processing Chief Returns to Kansas City Post
Grain processing chief returns to Kansas City to oversee farm processing program planning and sugar section leadership. The role moves to Vice-President Simons Shields Lersdale from Chester Davis, who expresses sincere gratitude for service to the Department of Agriculture and the Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
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APIA
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Simons-Shields-Lersdale Company
Chester
Davis
Sim
Department of Agriculture
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
War Prisoners Outpace World War Care in Chaco Conflict
Santiago reports from two International Red Cross delegates that Bolivia and Paraguay treat prisoners of the Chaco war with notable humanity. Lucien Crama and Emmanuel Galland say captives have relative freedom and better conditions than World War prisoners, seen as victims rather than enemies. Brass is an alloy composed of copper and zinc.
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Santiago
Chile
Bolivia
Paraguay
Chaco
International Red Cross
Lucien Crama
Emmanuel Galland
Deshler School Ends Free Lunches Over Undernourished
In Deshler Nebraska the 1100 resident town ended free lunches for undernourished students after three years of no such pupils. The school board says no undernourished pupils remain and meals were halted. The town relies on private work relief programs while the Deshler broom factory employs 250 workers with payroll over 500 daily.
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Deshler
Ned
Deshiler
With & Peyroll
Life of Mussolini Planned for Film
Hollywood reports motion picture plans with Mussolini as central figure. Director Clarence Brown discussed in day br ie Clar ence Brown to star. A Rome visit noted with a 2,000 strong march head. Expos work in rehabilitation cited. Kingfish overruled. Huey Long libel suit against Gen. Ansell overturned by Supreme Court justice Peyton Gordon.
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Sieh
Prem
Inday
Kingfish
Washington
Huey P. Long
Samuel T. Ansell
District Supreme Court
Peyton Gordon
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