Japan Rejects U S Proposal At Naval Conference
London December 10 an authoritative source said the International Naval Conference will focus on total tonnage for the world’s navies. Japan pressed for a detailed statement of its demands to be presented at the next session with the United States Britain France and Italy. Delegates will reconvene tomorrow as talks on tonnage and ship type limits loom large.
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Lloyd Lehreas
Associated Press
London
International Naval Conference
Clarence ‘House
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
1 Duce
Japan
Supreme Court Opinion on AAA and Hoosac Case Debate
Justices debated the AAA tax and agricultural regulation as central to federal policy. Pepper argued the act taxed to regulate local production, while Reed contended taxes raised revenue with no crop control. The Hoosac case framed whether delegating taxing power was unconstitutional, with debate on general welfare and constitutional limits. The court aimed to rule in January.
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Stone
Pepper
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Two Frick Brothers Hurt After Head On Crash
Dale Frick 26 and Harold Frick 27 of Creekside Route 2 were hospitalized after a head on collision on Creekside Five Points road. Dale unconscious with a fractured skull, Harold with a possible arm fracture. Driver Edward Lohr 48 of Creekside uninjured. Occurred about 4 10 p m as they were en route to Ernest mine Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company.
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Washington Township
Creekside
Five Points
Dale Frick
Harold Frick
Route 2
Indiana Hospital
Inalana
Edward Lohr
Lohr
Frick
Pinchat
Frick Brothers
Ernest
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Hair Tonic Bandits Captured After Prison Escape
Quinette Pierce and Joseph, both 28, escaped October 4 from the Indiana State Prison farm where they were serving 10 year sentences for robbery. They earned the nickname Hair Tonic bandits due to witnesses saying a barbershop apron attended their holdups.
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Quinette
Pierce
Joseph
Indiana
Roosevelt Sees Better Times In Utilities Litigation
The utility industry seeks rapid resolution of major suits by selecting a few principal companies and pushing them forward. Temporary injunctions may shield litigants in other cases, reflecting industry and national interests. The piece notes a German list of public enemies and mentions motor trucks serving 48,000 U.S. communities not reached by rail.
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United States
Anthracite mine owners protest over unauthorized mining
Anthracite mine owners claim more than 4 000 000 tons of coal are being removed unlawfully by unhired miners on lands in Schuylkill Northumberland and Columbia counties. They submitted a written protest to Attorney General Margiotti who will set a date for a peace conference next month to resolve the unauthorized mining dispute.
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Harrisburg
Dee
Charles J. Margiotti
Colligrs
Schuylkill
Northumberland
Columbia
Anthracite Institute
Margiotti
Shamokin
Oil Embargo Debate Shifts as War Fronts Rally
The piece reports on stalled moves toward an oil embargo on Italy amid Franco British peace talks. Mussolini pursues territorial gains in Ethiopia while Badoglio and Graziani face potential renewed combat. Ethiopian forces claim victories near Kabhabile and Menagar with casualties and defections. London naval talks weigh submarine limits and fleet cuts with French Italian friction over Malian naval build-up.
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Ras Seyoum
Kabhabile
Menagar
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie Gugsa
Gugsa
Tigre
Rome
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Graziani
Judge Langham Presides Over His Last Court
Errick Ernick, 20, of Route 2 Indiana, charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Melina Yeselivich, 18, after a June 9 crash on Fulton Run Creekside road. He pleaded nolo contendere. sentence set for next Monday morning. A suspended sentence with costs was given to John Monaco, 20, Tide, near Homer City, for involuntary manslaughter in the death of Mrs. Louis Morandi, 37, run down September 14.
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Ernick
Noto
Nick Ernick
Route 2
Indiana
Melina Yeselivich
Errick
Fulton Run
Yeselivich
Langham
Title
John Monaco
Tide
Homer City
Louis Morandi
Gear
Settlement Reached in Case Involving Relative and Deceased
The defendant Mbéilllcs pleaded nolo contendere and Mtdes Laingham was informed he had settled with the husband of the deceased woman.
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Mbéilllcs
Nolo Contendete
Mtdes Laingham
Mussolini and Haile Selassie in Italo-Ethiopian talks
The piece notes possible postponement of the 18 member committee meeting on sanctions against Italy as East African peace efforts unfold. Dr Augusto Vasconcellos of Portugal says no date change request received. Baron Aloisi to attend the League council session on December 17 to discuss the refugee issue and the crisis. The League staff reports on penalties against Italy as Vasconcellos weighs how ongoing peace talks might affect embargo conditions.
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Committee of 18
Maly
Augusto Vasconcellos
Portu- Sal
Associated Press
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Italy
League Council
Mussolini
League
Haly
Vasconcallos
Vasconcelos
Gipsy Resident and Local Notables Die in Week
Obituaries from the community report the death of a Gipsy resident with funeral plans in Gipsy and Brickell cemetery. Also noted are the passing of George William Taylor, a New Kensington merchant and Civil War veteran, born Indiana County, with extended survivor details and service history. Additional notices cover Mrs. Josephine Petrosky of Clymer, and Samuel Edward Ramey of Punxsutawney and Trade City, along with burial details and church affiliations.
Obituary: Mrs Newell and family survive local man
Beside his widow a daughter Mrs W H Newell of Buffalo NY survives him. Three brothers and four sisters also survive Russell Ramey of Brookville George and Aaron of Altoona Mrs Jennie Haddick of Harmony Mrs Katherine Cressley of Big Run Mrs Charlotte Fleck and Mrs Mae Musselman of Altconn Funeral services were held from the bereaved home at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon with Rev A M Shene felt in charge Interment was in Circle Hill Cemetery
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W. H. Newell
Buffalo
N. Y
Russell Ramey
Brookville
George and
Aaron
Altoona
Jennie Haddick
Harmony
Katherine Cressley
Big Run
Charlotte Fleck
Mae Musselman
Altconn
O'¢Lock
A. M. Shenefelt
Circle Hill Cemetery
New Evidence Sparks Hauptmann Clemency Bid in N J
The New Jersey pardon fight for Bruno Richard Hauptmann resurfaces with claims of new evidence on the ladder rail. Governor Hoffman and officials weigh clemency as jurors reaffirm the guilty verdict, while defense and police players promise further disclosures and legal avenues for a possible stay of execution.
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Board of Pardons
New Jersey
Hisory
Hoffman
Hauptmann
Court of Errors and Appeals
Littie Hoffman
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
United States Supreme Court
Bronx
Charles A. Lindbergh
C. Lloyd Fisher
Court of Pardons
Justice Trenchard
Supreme Court
Death House
Harold G. Hoffman
Elis Parker
Burlington County
Erasmus Hudson
New York
Hudson
Flemington
Parker
Roseecrang
WPA workers urge action on relief in Earle era
Pennsylvania WPA workers and unemployed groups accuse Governor Earle of indifference and inaction in relief efforts. They demand dismissal of State Works Administrator Jones, an appointment for the unemployed before next Emergency Relief Board meeting, and calls for a special session to fund relief amid fair shares cost data. The report also notes Earle’s absence from the Capitol and a postponement of meetings to finalize local cost contributions for relief.
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Harrisburg
WPA
George H. Earle
Harold J. Ruttenberg
George C. Wade
Capitol
Earle
Edward N. Jones
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
WPA Wa Ces
State Emergency Relief Board
Strong Heads Clymer School Board In New Year
W P Strong was elected president replacing A C Hohnke at a reorganized Clymer Borough School Board meeting in the Clymer High School building. N L Diem became vice president. C le Longwill and W N Templeton named secretary and treasurer. Other members are H J Donegan and H O Dick. The board approved using the high school gym for basketball and endorsed a night mining school overseen by a Penn State College board.
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Clymer
Clymer Borough
W P. Strong
A. C. Hohnke
N. L. Diem
Cardisdete
C. le Longwill
W. N. Templeton
H J. Donegan
Clymer High School
Pennsylvania State College
Death Mystery in Potter County Hunter Case
Potter County detectives joined Northumberland County authorities to solve the death of E. D. Witwer a 50 year old hunter from Denver Pa found shot in the woods. A plaster cast of a footprint was reported and investigators seek the matching boot.
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Coudersport
Potter County
Northumberland County
E. D. Witwer
Denver
Hunter
Witwer
Northumberland
Burr L. Vanderboe
Vanderboe
Moves are political They are not Political
Miss Alice McCoy principal of Central School in Grove City recalls telling her classes of a broken arm after a physician asserted the injury. The remark reflects the era's sentiment on the Hauptmann case and duty to seek truth beyond popular clamor and votes.
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Hauptmann
Grove City
Alice McCoy
Central School
Tell
State to Assist Coal Industry in Rate Fight
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania will resume its effort to rebuild the soft coal empire. State and federal representatives will press against higher shipping rates for Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Co. compared with southern fields, seeking lower gates to restore New England trade. Governor Earle and PSC counsel Richard Beamish will meet in Harrisburg Monday to plan next steps. Beamish says the fight will continue until rates are lowered to reclaim Pennsylvania’s coal center status.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company
Keystone State
Southern Field
New England
Pennsylvania Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Earle
Richard J. Beamish
Public Service Commission
Mark Potter
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Co
C. BE Cottrell
Newspaper Publisher Liggett Shot After Grocery Trip
For years the Minneapolis publisher of Midwest American, John Liggett, was shot four times as he stepped from his car behind his apartment. His wife Edith and ten year old daughter Marda witnessed the ambush as another car sped away. Police questioned Isadore Blumenfeld, known as Kid Cann, and searched for the pair believed to have carried out the murder amid Liggett's recent political feuds and frame up allegations.
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Liggett
Isadore
Kid Cann
Edith
Marda
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Floyd Olson
Ramsey County District Court
Red Wing
Rochester
Death of James E Norton Ends Berks Politician Career
James E Norton, 63, longtime Berks County Republican and former state senator, dies in a Boston theater while on Royal Arcanum duties. Norton served 15 years in the Pennsylvania Senate as Insurance committee chairman and was national treasurer of the Royal Arcanum. He was the last Berks Republican in the General Assembly and among Harrisburg’s early GOP arrivals. Samuel McClure, 5, Civil War veteran, also dies in Pittsburgh.
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Reading
Pec
James E. Norton
Berks County
Pennsylvania Senate
Senate
Boston
Mass
Lodge
Royal Arcanum
Norton
General Assembly
Berks
Harrisburg
Indiana Clearfield district finals dramatics meet Saturday
Saturday evening December 14 at 7 30 p m the Indiana High School auditorium hosts district finals of the Indiana Clearfield dramatics tournament. Tickets are ten cents. late arrivals may wait in hall until after the first play.
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Indiana High School
Susquehanna Grange
Clearfield
Cambria
Indiana
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Home Grange
Stock Market Movers and Abbreviated Ticker Clusters
An OCR laden stock list shows numerous tickers and company names from A to Z, including Am Can Am Coms and West El. The fragment ends with a sensational legal note about Pittsburgh Perry A Dayton suing for 30000, alleging alienation of affections from his mother-in-law Mrs Seatern.
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Pittsburgh
Perry A. Dayton
Mary Seatern
Butler
Japp | Salbeose
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