Arrest of Peter Anders confessed kidnap slaying case
Mayors declare relief need. In Los Angeles on January 17, J Edgar Hoover announced Peter Anders was arrested and confessed to kidnapping and killing Charles S Ross in Chicago last September. Hoover tied Anders to a Santa Anita track capture after a New Orleans arrival four days earlier. an accomplice was also slain.
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Los Angeles
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Peter Anders
Charles S. Ross
Chicago
Hoover
Washington
Anders
Santa Anita Track
New Orleans
Hoss
Montana Woolgrowers Conve ntion Opens in Great Falls
The Montana Woolgrowers association opened its three day convention in Great Falls on January 17 with record attendance. President Harry A Snyder of Billings presided as registration and committee meetings began along with a wool show and fat launch show. Continued on page 2.
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Great Falls
Montana Woolgrowers Association
Harry A Snyder
Billings
Japanese Admit China Struggle Serious in undeclared war
Prime Minister Fumimaru Konoye told Japanese leaders the undeclared war against China was grave and that failures to force terms may push the government toward a new course. Reports from Shanghai note Chinese counterattacks and reinforcements as 100 Russian planes and pilots operate from Nanjing against Japanese airfields. Naval air patrols expand in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
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Tokyo
Fumimaru Konoye
China
Domei
Konoye
Shanghai
Hangchow
Chekiang Province
Hdemreta Central
Yangtze Valley
Nanchang
Klangsi Province
Naval Air Patrol
Washington
House
Navalir
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
Toscanini Returns to Lead New Orchestra in Broadcast Gala
Dorothy Thompson surveys Arturo Toscanini’s NBC studio return after 11 years, praising his complete artistry and magnetic force that stirs 92 handpicked musicians and a New York audience. She notes the studio's tailored acoustics for radio and the dream of television to bring the performance home.
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National Broadcasting Company
Musical Society of
New York
United States
Arturo Toscanini
Toscanini
American
New York Philharmonic
Bis
America
Audisite
Tostalini
Tate
Banker in Denial Strike of Capital Not Causing Recession
Morgan partner Thomas W. Lamont declares the current recession not due to a capital strike. He notes private investment is shut, but contends fresh capital remains essential. distrust and public sentiment also fuel uncertainty as the economy seeks to recover. Proceedings tied to University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial campaign.
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Philadelphia
Morgan Banking
Thomas W. Lamont
Busineld
Lamont
University of Pennsylvania
America
Montana Bar Praises Edmond Toomey In Court Action
A Montana Bar Association committee praised Helena lawyer Edmond G. Toomey for upholding professional traditions while mildly criticizing Chief Justice Walter B. Sands for caustic dissents. The report follows a Dec hearing over Toomey’s role as friend of the court in a printing reports case, where the Supreme Court upheld the contract but later struck the dissent.
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Supreme Court
Montana Bar Association
Edmond G. Toomey
Helena
Walter B. Sands
High Court
High Tribunal
Sbody
Toomey
The
Bar Association Committee
Probe opens into Bozeman air crash details
Bozeman January 17 Northwestern Airlines transport crashed and burned killing 30. Federal investigation will open tomorrow with officials to consider missing tail assembly parts and possible cause from Bridger Mountains crash site. witnesses and county officials have testified.
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Bozeman Zone
Bozeman
Northwest Airlines
Bureau of Air Commerce
Dr F Cogswell Honored For 25 Years Of Service
More than 80 gathered at the Montana club for a silver jubilee banquet honoring Dr W F Cogswell for 25 years of leadership with Montana’s state health department. Governor Ayers and board members praised his efficiency, industry, and honesty. a silver plaque was presented.
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W. F. Cogswell
Health Board
Montana Club
F. Cogswell
Montana
State Health Department
United States
Roy E. Ayers
State Board of Health
B. L. Pampel
Livingston
Dr. Cogswell
Ing Dame
Board of Health
Louis H. Fligman
Cognwell
State Department
Fligman
Ayers
Coga- Well
Health Department
National Labor Relations Board Inquiry Planned in Senate Panel
The senate judiciary committee named a subcommittee led by Senator Neely to probe the National Labor Relations Board. The eight member panel will meet this week to debate Senator Burke s resolution calling for an inquiry into the labor administration with Norris among the participants.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Neely
D. W. Va
National Labor Relations Board
Burke
Neb
Norris
Ind
Navy patrol planes to fly to Honolulu in massed flight
Eighteen navy patrol planes will take off tomorrow morning from San Diego on a massed flight to Honolulu, weather permitting. Admiral Ernest J. King, commander of aircraft scouting force, announced the route covers about 2,570 miles and is expected to take around eight hours.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Honolulu
Ernest J. 1 King
King
Irish and British Split Over North Ireland Case
Prime Minister Eamon de Valera insists Irish unity is essential for real understanding with Dublin and London. The Irish and British differ on the Union question of Ulster which could not be modified without Ulster's consent. A break over the issue was avoided as trade and defense questions were discussed to end the economic war and revive existing defense arrangements amid a fragile peace conference.
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Eamon de Valera
Dublin
London
Ireland
Irish Free State
Iern
First Lady's Driver Fined for Speeding in Maryland
Baltimore Jan 17 AP State Policeman C V Maine said today Hall Roosevelt brother of the president's wife paid a $100 fine levied against the driver of Mrs Roosevelt a car for exceeding the Maryland speed limit The chase ended after a three mile pursuit on the Baltimore Philadelphia road Saturday night The car driven by Alfred Pinto Roosevelt's chauffeur did 80 miles per hour Mrs Roosevelt was not in the car.
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Baltimore
C. V. Maine
Hall Roosevelt
Afrs
Rooosevelt
Maryland
Mit
Maine
J. R. Buckworth
Baltimore-Philadelphia
Manufacturers offer aid to Roosevelt in recovery efforts
The National Association of Manufacturers pledged to assist President Roosevelt in business recovery. A Committee on National Policy Coordination and Cooperation was formed led by Charles R. Hook of American Rolling Mills. Attending members named include James Bell of General Mills, Lawton DuPont of DuPont, Cornelius Kelley of Anaconda Copper, and Alfred Sloan Jr. of General Motors.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Roosevelt
William B. Warner
Warner
Charles R. Hook
American Rolling Mills Company
Middletown
Ohio
Janey F. Bell
General Mills
Minneapolis
Lawmot duPont
E. J. duPont de Nemours and Company, Inc
Wilmington
Del
Cornelius F. Kelley
Anaconda
New York
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Tariff on Wool Not to Be Cut Under Trade Pact
The State department informed Senator Connally of Texas and Representative South of Texas that there would be no reduction of raw wool and raw merino tariff schedules under the proposed reciprocal trade agreement with the United Kingdom.
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Washington
State Department
Connally
Texas
Federal funds urged to meet relief demand now
Four big city mayors urged Congress to expand federal work relief to handle the emergency. LaGuardia cited rising NYC relief apps from 2 780 in September to 6 600 or 7 500 now. Burton Read ing Rossi urged expanding WPA to include all unemployed capable of productive work and continued federal participation in a work relief program.
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Washington
Big
Congress
Fiorello H. laGuardia
Senate Unemployment Committee
New York
Ohio
Cleveland
Harold H. Burton
Detroit
Richard W. Reading
San Francisco
Angelo J. Rossi
New York City
LaGuardia
Ladding
Burton
Roast
Early confirmation of Reed expected this week
Washington reports increasing indications that Solicitor General Stanley Reed, Roosevelt’s pick to succeed Justice Sutherland, will be seated quickly. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Logan signaled Reed’s qualifications would be considered and the nomination likely confirmed by midweek without controversy.
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Washington
Conservatioe
Sutherland
Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
Roonevelt
Logan
Senate
Hoover and wife escape car crash near Santa Cruz
Former President Herbert Hoover and Mrs Hoover escaped injury when their car crashed through a fence into eucalyptus trees near Santa Cruz. The crash, caused by a tire blowout near Davenport, left the Hoovers and their chauffeur shaken but unhurt. Also noted is the Montana United Spanish War Veterans encampment dates in Miles City.
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Santa Cruz
Herbert Hoover
Davenport
Miles City
United Spanish War Veterans and Acxilsary
Montana
British Floods Rise After Severe Weekend Storm
London reports rising floods across lowlying farms following a weekend Atlantic storm that killed several people. Police warn of extreme high tides on the Thames as relief ships reach Scotland and Wales. Reports speak of two ships sunk, the de Rhyd and the Lockehire, with all hands aboard.
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London
Thames
Scotland
Wabell
de Rhyrd
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