Richberg warns curb on Supreme Court power
Donald Richberg, former NRA administrator, told political scientists the greatest danger to American government is unconstitutional extensions of judicial power. He urged amending judicial opinions rather than the constitution, criticizing AAA, Guffey coal bill, municipal bankruptcy, and minimum wage rulings.
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Chicago
Donald Richberg
NRA
Supreme Court
Richberg
American Political Science Association
American Association For Labor Legislation
AAA
Guffey
Congress
Ransom Ready In Kidnapping Case Ad Claims
A distressed grandmother Mrs. Charles Fletcher says Charles is held, begging his captor to keep him warm. An advertisement in the State Times sought Mattsons, while Owen Mattson family denies knowledge of the ad published to contact the kidnapper. The grandmother offers property and fortune for the boy's freedom.
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Charles Fletcher
Charles
The
Sidnaper
State Times
Canta the Mattsons
Mable
Mattson
Neal White
Two Plans For Regulation In Coal Industry Debate
The article discusses antitrust concerns in the coal industry as John L. Lewis of the Unified Mine Workers signals support for marketing provisions in a new bill if anti competition among producers is curbed. Operators face difficulty uniting due to numerous competing factors, with past splits between rival factions resurfacing at a high level industry conference.
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John L. Lewis
Unified Mine Workers
Seasion
State Farmers Fared Better Prices Than Nationwide Mark
Washington reports show Pennsylvania farmers earned above average prices for nine key crops including wheat corn oats potatoes hay apples peaches pears and grapes. Tobacco buckwheat barley and rye fell below national averages with tobacco at about 11 and a half cents per pound versus 21 and a half nationally.
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Washington
Crapt Reporting Board
Pennsylvania
South
Districts Seek Measure To Prevent Unfair Competitive Advantages
Observers noted the meeting could lead to a reconvened session or sub committee to study industry problems. If discussions continue a united industry may propose to Congress, while a breakup could spark multiple proposals from rival groups opposing any legislation.
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United Industry
Mystery death near Indiana Blairsville creek investigated
A body found by a hiker near the Indiana Blairsville highway prompted a homicide probe. Coroner Woods ordered an autopsy after noting scalp injury, eyelid discoloration, and no gunshot or knife wounds. Missing hat overcoat and scarf tied to Mortensen case.
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Johnston
State Highway Patrol
Indiana
T. R. Tubbs
John Woods
Edwin M. Clark
Clark
William J. Moore
Homer City
Moore
Woods
Blairsville
A. I. Campbell
Mortensen
Cambria
Spangler
Mussolini urges cautious move on Franco amid Spanish crisis
Reports say Mussolini advised Hitler to withdraw from Spain gracefully while Franco’s forces resist Madrid. Nazi leaders weigh non intervention guarantees as Bilbao maneuvers and battles flare along the northern coast with shelling at Gijon and shifting naval pressure.
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Ferdinand of
Bularia
Mussolini
Spain
Wi Duce
Francisco Franco
Hitler
Palos
Koenigsberg
Bilbao
Germany
Franco
Madrid
Pontiff's Health Improves Briefly. Dentist Called
Reports say the 79 year old pope showed moments of eased suffering as priests and officials described his condition. His dentist, Julio Cesare Zunini, was summoned to extract two teeth amid fears of septic poisoning. The pope's eyes often turned to a crucifix by his bed.
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Christ
Julio Cesare Zunini
Holy Father
Tabernacle Is Organized In Indiana City
Fourteen months after arriving to direct Indiana Evangelistic Tabernacle Rev Karl Justus received full charge from Rev Jack Munyon. On Tuesday evening he convened members to lay plans for formal organization which were unanimously approved with positive results.
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Karl
Justus
Indiana Evangelistic Tabernacle
Jack Munyon
Munyon
Tabernacle
Jay
Heads Tabernacle Forms Advisory Board for New Year
An advisory board of fourteen was formed to guide tabernacle affairs on a business basis with monthly meetings and reports. Jus tus was named chairman. Three committees were created Finance Stockdale treasurer visiting and music evangelistic. Members include Stockdale Watterson Beatty Bennett Vinton Boucher George Stockdale Vinton Hiram George Justus Jones Ramsell and Roy Vinton.
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Justus
George Stockdale
Cgeorge Stockdale
C. Watterson
Beatty
John Bennett
F. R. Vinton
Norman Boucher
Roy Vinton
Hiram George
Kari B. Justus
Helen Jones
Charles Ramsell
Naval Policy Reforms Signal Drive Toward 1942 Fleet
Officers praise progress toward a combat flotilla by 1942 as treaties near expiry prompt potential construction of two new battleships. Washington and allied talks aim to renew limits while fortifications debates focus on Philippine defenses. Maj. Mulzer reportedly ferried over 300,000 passengers in barnstorming years.
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Roosevelt
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Britain
Pacific
Washington
Tokyo
Philippines
France
Italy
Germany
Praia
Leslie G. Mulzer
Mrs Kimmel Taken By Death In Her Home Near Cochran's Mills
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Maria A. Kimmel at 6 in the morning at her daughter’s home near Cochran's Mills from infirmities of old age. She leaves two daughters and a son, with 6 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren, and the funeral is set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Elder ton Cemetery.
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Maria A. Kimmel
Jacob Kimmel
C. B. Meyers
Cochran's Mills
Old Axe
Kimmel
Joseph
Catherine Shumaker
Plum Creek
Sadie E. Myers
Ford City
K. D
Jonnie M. Cravener
Philadelphia
J. Paul Kimmel
Shelocta
Daniel Shimsker
Distant
Clark Funeral Home
Elderton
Paul
Elderton Cemetery
Nick Dobrosky
Sykesville
DuBois Hospital
Sykesville Catholic Church
Sykesville Cemetery
Maxwell to Lead Educators and Resolutions Committee
Nine members were chosen for the legislation committee to serve two years. Names include Dallas S. Armstrong Lark Haven State Teachers College Dermon Ross Edinboro State Teachers College and Raymond C. Webster Coatesville. Nine members named for the resolutions committee include B M Davis Pittsburgh A E Dimmick Pittsburgh C V Erdly Hanover Amos J Krebs York and John Ray Eric Calleas Slippery Rock State Teachers College. Governor Earle urged new revenue sources as local communities seek more state funding for schooling. The convention will hear US Senator Joshua B Lee speak on keeping America out of war and will adjourn in Harrisburg with 1937 meeting planned there.
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Dallas S. Armstrong
Lark Haven State Teachers College
B. H. By ‘Elizabeth
Arthur W. Ferguson
Yor
Lucy C. Glass
Harrisburg
Jessi Gray
Philadelphia
C. W. Lillibridge
Smethport
Dermon Ross
Edinboro State Teachers College
Raymond C. Webster
Coatesville
J. C. Werner
Coraopolis
B. M. Davis
Clarion
E. A. Dimmick
Pittsburgh
C. V. Erdly
Hanover
Aclvic James
Sr. Easton
Amos J. Krebs
York
Aaron §. Longacre
Charles 8. Miller
Slippery Rock
Calleze
John Ray
Eric
William Yeager
University of Pittsburgh
America
U. S
Joshua B. Lee
Oklahoma
Clarrisburg
Earle
Three Arrested In Light Drive Case Across State
State Highway Patrol continues nightly checks for dim or tilt headlight violations within 500 feet of oncoming traffic. Three motorists were summoned in connection with alleged violations. Sphinx noted as the oldest known independent sculpture remains mentioned in the fragment.
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State Highway Patrol
Future of Lewis Industrial Group in labor upheaval era
Washington dispatch analyzes John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers push to unionize steel autos and rubber. If 400000 steel workers join his industrial organization, broad mass production unionization could follow. Questions linger on timing, strategy, wage-contract ultimatums, and Roosevelt's possible involvement amid looming strikes.
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John &. Lewis
Associated Press
Washington Bureau
Lewis
Joseph L. Miller
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Committee For
General Motors Corporation
United Automobile Workers
CIO
Homer Martin
Auto Union
Auto Workers
General Motors
Mf Steel
Stetl
American Federation of Labor
A. F
Roosevelt
Layor
Mr. Roosevelt
Husband Kills Wife then Shoots Self in Pittsburgh
A man named Charles Watt, 31, shot his wife Lilien Watt, 28, at a downtown coal office in Pittsburgh before killing himself. Watt, an employee at Westinghouse Air Brake in Pitcairn, left a note saying he could not live without her. Police wagonman W. Barth identified Watt and rush-ordered the injured to a hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Cr. W. Barteh
Central Police
Charles Watt
Westinghouse Air Brike Company
Pitcairn
Barthh
Watt
Lilien
Tyou
Ladybugs to Eat Other Bugs in New Farming Method
Atlantic City reports a new form of livestock farming involves breeding ladybugs in laboratories and releasing them to control pests on crops. The method was announced before the Entomological Society of America, highlighting ladybugs as beneficial predators that reduce crop destruction.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Enthomological Society of America
Breathitt County Seethes As Widow Avenges Son
Jackson Kentucky December 30 Viola Wickline who killed the man accused of slaying her son faced 150 onlookers in Breathitt County court room. She said she regretted wounding two bystanders but not the death of the victim Johnny Shepherd, age 18. The jailer quoted her saying take me to jail and that her son had to go. She admitted responsibility for the shooting.
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Jackson
Viola Wickline
Breathitt County Court Room
Johnny Shepherd
William Combs
Shepherd
Payroll in Silver Dollars Weighs 40 Pounds
Fel l e fonte December 30 The Tidal Metal Company issued its payroll of 18060 in silver dollars this week The money weighed 40 pounds Officials said the idea was to demonstrate the vital role industry plays in the life of the community The article notes a $13000 payroll in silver dollars as well.
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Fellefonte
Tidal Metal Company
Treasury balance report shows large December figures
Washington December 30 The Treasury reports on December 28 receipts 22 815 826 25 expenditures 59 195 097 18 balance 1 831 354 074 24 and customs receipts for the month 35 569 846 08 with earlier balance 1 881 354 674 24.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Ade Recommends Higher Salaries For Teachers and Dismissals
Dr Lester K. Ade, Superintendent of Public Instruction, urged higher salaries for teachers college instructors and hearings for dismissed faculty. He proposed county superintendent powers, a six year term beginning 1938, and a central buying plan, plus extensions to compulsory attendance and a 161 day school term. Professor Strayer urged a democratic approach to tailor education to individual abilities.
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Harrisburg
Lester K. Ade
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Ade
County School Directors Association
State Council of Education
George Drayton Strayer
Columbia University
Strayer
Pittsburgh Market Report Shows Slow Produce and Varied Livestock
Market roundup from Pittsburgh on December 30 notes slow produce demand with apples and potatoes on steady to mixed terms. Apple varieties show mixed prices across districts, while potatoes command steady to modest rates. Livestock futures edge lower early, with hogs and cattle showing declines and calves and lambs mixed. sheep remain near steady. Bees are the only insects ever do mesticated by man.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Baldwins
Northern Spies
Wealthies
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Staymans
West Virginia
Main Green Mountains
U. 8
Dept
Bank deposits hit new six year high in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports state bank deposits reached 2.52 billion, up 177 million from last year, with total resources at 3.02 billion. Loans rose to 445.4 million while real estate and mortgage holdings shifted. Pennsylvania has 426 active institutions, including 183 banks and 213 trust companies, with seven new state institutions since last year.
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Harrisburg
Banking Department
Luther A. Harr
Harr
Pennsylvania
State Department
Firemen Discharged After Moose Building Blaze
Nine firefighters were treated at the scene and two, John Clark and Oliver Barry, were discharged from Indiana Hospital after suffering burns a week ago during a blaze at the old Moose building on North Sixth street. The blast of flame and smoke occurred as crews entered the basement to fight a smoldering fire.
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North Sixth Street
John Clark
Oliver Barry
Indiana Hospital
Weather outlook unchanged amid cooler river levels
Government observer Robert Tross predicts no temperature change after yesterday's high of 44 in the city. By 8 p m readings show only a five degree drop. River stages continue to fall as clouds linger and occasional rain sweeps the area. Weather official Mr Trog says conditions remain generally cloudy with scattered showers.
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Robert Tross
Stock market close list of company share names and values
An extensive roll of stocks and percentages includes numerous firms such as Am Can Am Com, Al Ala Am Pow Am, Ford, General Electric, IBM, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Colum Carb, DuPont, Eastman, Gen Mot, Gillette, Johns VanVyne, Mack Trucks, Penn RR, Philco, Radio, Studebaker, Texaco, United Fruit, US Steel, Westinghouse, and Woolworth among others with varied performance figures and dividend-like percentages. The fragment reads like a market summary page with tickers and percent changes, reflecting a broad historical catalog of major industrials and utilities.
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Adams
Alley Steel
Auburn Auto
Baldwin
Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Beth Sup
Blow-Knox
Borden Briggs Mig
Burr
Calumet
Canad Pac
Case
Cerra de Pas
Ohia
Chrysler
Doug Aire
DuPont
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