Vandenberg seeks immediate repeal vote at session
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan declares in a formal statement that repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment should be submitted immediately and that beer legislation should be drafted before Congress convenes. He supports keeping within the Constitution while opposing federal restrictions on liquor and favors liberalizing the Volstead Act.
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Confab Plans on Debts Budget With Hoover Roosevelt
Washington reports a flood of talks on debt and the budget as Hoover and Roosevelt plan informal discussions. A second meeting will survey foreign debt with congressional leaders of finance legislation as aides briefed on the economy.
Jury faces tough problem in famed California auto case
Oakland observers report a jury struggle over a fatal collision case involving Shar man and driver Borello as testimonies clash on who was at the wheel. Witnesses question Horcio’s role while Borello contends he sat at the wheel, claiming the other party instructed him.
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Defamation suit filed against Redman for damages
Memorial Development and Construction Co sues Redman in common pleas seeking 60000 in damages with 40000 sought from E B Redman Hanilfan and others. Cross petition claims defamation harassment of a Iola salesman, breach of a 500 yearly sales quota contract, improper accounting and withheld sums.
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Fate of Germany Is Taken in Hand By Von Hindenburg
Berlin reports the aged President Hindenburg takes charge to form a national concentration government after Franz Von Papen’s cabinet resignation. He meets party leaders Alfred Hugenburg Eduard Dingledey and Ludwig Kaas, with Adolf Hitler and others to follow as talks proceed.
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Bavarian People’s Party
House Rules Chair Hopes for Modification in Aviation Fight
New York November 19 The Aristion Corporation of Delaware and American Airways dispute ends in a compromise. Directors reduced to 15 with five picked by Cord faction, five by the present board, and five by mutual agreement to be shared. Washington November 18 Chairman Pint hopes for modification of the Wheat Act behind the scenes as the House committee seeks action on pledges in the democratic platform.
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Tires Stolen From Roy Dinwiddie’s Auto, Report Filed
Roy Dinwiddie reported to Sheriff John C. Lehu macher that three tires were stolen from his auto parked in the yard at his Lane road home. Deputy Charles B. Wulke investigated a teens involved.
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Doors Open At Three Businesses In City
Police checked three business locations on Thursday night and Friday morning finding all doors unlocked but no thefts reported. The sites included State Theatre on High Street, Wirtz Coal Co on Maple Avenue, and the Asslair Renauty Parlor at 1751 Graré Eaglevard.
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Twelve Buried Alive In Rome Factory Collapse
Rome reports twelve workers buried alive when a factory building collapsed on Achis Road. Wights were pulled free. four seriously injured survivors were rushed to hospital.
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Arranges His Own Cremation in Brooklyn Then Ends Life
In New York on November 28, W Holly a Brooklyn manufacturer appeared at the United States Crematory in Queens arranged for his cremation after death and paid the $45 fee. He then retired to run his men and killed himself with a bullet through the heart. The body was found yesterday and no motive was announced.
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W. Holly
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Miner Finds $32,000 Hidden in Farm Cellar
Mathieson, administrator of Elizabeth Ride's estate in Mineral Point Wisconsin, discovered about $32,000 stashed in bags and purses in the cellar of the late Mrs. Ride's farm home. It took three hours to count the money. The ore royalties and Ter Pi references hint at a larger mining context.
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Elizabeth Rie
Conference to Provide Roosevelt with Facts and Cooperation
President Hoover has not yielded control over foreign policy despite inviting President-elect Roosevelt to confer. Hoover aims to cooperate without delaying action on March 4. The debt question hinges on Mr. Haag's judgment and Congress's stance on a debt funding commission. Hoover plans to urge Europeans to meet December payments, with Congress deciding on any funding body.
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Organized Labor Girds for Battle On Unemployment
Organized labor plans a renewed war on unemployment as federation sessions open. John J. Manning, AFL official, says weekly days and six-hour weeks are options but not cures. Trade groups discuss programs to shift workers from relief lines to the pay window.
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Indiana Man Sentenced to Death for Farmstead Killing
An Indiana man, John I. Moore, 29, received a death sentence by electric chair for murder during a robbery. The case concerns the shooting of Mr and Mrs Charles A. Moore at their Pennville area farm home. The judge, H M W Seavest, ordered execution at Mishigan City before sunrise on March 6, 1033.
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Blackford
Amy Johnson lands in Cape Town flight time record
Amy Jomson arrived in Cape Town at 1:90 p.m. Greenwich Time after a record flight from London established by her husband Captain Mollison. The journey took about four days four hours and minutes, with the elapsed time noted as 11 hours faster than the planned duration.
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Prisoners Here Glad Theyre In For Thanksgiving Dinner
In Voliet November first inmates at the state penitentiary express relief at a holiday meal plan. They will have chicken goose mashed potatoes apples brew coffee for Thanksgiving dinner and feel less troubled about confinement.
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Nightmare Escape Ends Near Miss at Window
William Maxwell awoke during a dream of falling and clung to safety before sliding from a bedroom window. He was hospitalized with severe cuts to his arms and legs after the incident. Thieves broke into Amelia Carle’s grocery at 512 Eaton Avenue Thursday night, stole cigarettes and proceeds, as detectives Riley and Dinwiddie investigated the value of the loot.
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William Maxwell
Throwing & Stena Trough
Amelia Carle
Eaton Avenue
Td Riley
Hubert Dinwiddie
Mew Carrebra
Kidnaped by Killer Special Te The Journe
Miss Lillian Henry a 19 year old niece of former Chicago Police Commissioner Jobe Alcock was released after a six hour captivity by a gunman who killed a man in a holdup The attack occurred after he abducted her companion from Guisinger's auto near midnight The slay er kept her in a car until freed by authorities Chicago dispatch telephoto report with details from Central Press Te.
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Jobe Alcock
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Theakiter
Ohio Republicans Break Even in Campaign Spending
Ohio campaign finance report shows expenditures totaling 55,085 with receipts of 55,896 to Secretary Clarence Brown. Debt of 150 remains. Major single donation of 3 H0 from J. R. Null. John W. Bricker netted 2,700. State central committee gave 45,700. David E. Tagalty and Betarman contributions of 1,000 to Governor and U S Senator races.
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State May Rest in Downing Case
Columbus Ohio November 1 State may rest today in the trial of Sukar Downing 42 year old ex convict charged with first degree murder in the slaying of Mrs Dowiel J Bonzo chief parale clerk at Ohio penitentiary She was beaten to death October 25.
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Hunting mishap fatal claims Ohio hunter's life
A hunting accident in Springtailk Nevada reveals Herzog, 53, died from a gunshot wound when a firearm in his son's possession discharged during a hunt. He was one of two hunters to die as the hunting season opened. In separate news, a minority report opposes compulsory unemployment insurance in Ohio, filed with Governor White.
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Cleveland
President Elect Plans White House Conference Visit
President elect Roosevelt meets Hoover in Washington on Tuesday for an informal conference on the debt situation and other issues. Haymond Moloy, Col l in University professor and adviser to Roosevelt, arrives in Albany to accompany him. The pair will review topics for the White House meeting and discuss broader concerns before the session.
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Woman kills baby then attempts suicide in domestic dispute
Mrs Katherine Loewensting age 24 shot and killed her fifteen month old daughter Judy and wounded herself after a family quarrel over a dog barking kept the baby awake. Police found her unconscious in the apartment bath room. Relatives said she left notes claiming weariness of dismal relations with husband living nearby.
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Dayton woman dies after vehicle crash in hospital
Dayton O Nov 18 AP Mies Clara Reinhart 29 injured when struck by a whiteship automobile driver died in a hospital here today Lamneck re elected Tolumbuy O Nov 19 AP Arthur P Lamneck democrat defeated former congressman John Speake of Columbus by 431 votes Extradition proceedings adjourned for two weeks Battle Ont Nov 18 AP Extradition against Martin dy Tasull former Chicago utilities execution adjourned
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Ap—Mies
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Whiteship
Lamneck
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Arthur P. Lamneck
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Prankin County
Martin Dy
Tasull
Chicago
Comedians in Detroit Theatre License Held Over
Detroit November hearings led Mayor Frank Murphy to demand stricter censorship after a burlesque show provoked safety concerns. Comedians must clean up gags and a police censor will review performances before the theater can reopen.
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Nation Dedicates Wright Memorial on Atlantic Coast
Nov 1 at the block coast the nation dedicates a granite 60 foot memorial to aviation pioneers Wilbur and Orville Wright. A 65 foot dune pedestal overlooks the Atlantic as a ceremonial pylon rises, funded by a federal appropriation.
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Billy Mawk
X. A
Atten
Wilbur
Ovi Wright
Atlantia
Heavy Snowfall Worries Demos in Bluffton and Indy
Reported heavy snow complicates plans as Bluffton and Indianapolis party workers fear disruption of victory celebrations. W. M. Simons led a party to Northern Michigan for a hunting trip, but snow threatens the turnout and festivities.
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Ad Expert Sees Forward Movement for Business
In Presa New yok on November 18 Samuel P. L. Weaton, a newspaper operations expert, predicts a general forward trade and market movement by early December. He notes a rise in classified advertising used in G2 major markets and says October’s uptick over September nearly doubled, though not dramatically.
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