Princess in San Francisco Interview on Prince Chase
IN S F correspondent reports America's blonde princess, once linked to the Geor swags prince, in a wary, playful dialogue about her fortune, travel plans, and views on European and American charm. She denies plans to settle in Europe, discusses potential Seattle or Salt Lake City detours, and defends using her wealth for good.
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Alexis Mdivant
Principality of
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Reno
High Sierras
Californ
Lostes District Attorney's
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Rene
Salt City
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Los Gales
Hich
Los Angeles
Prince David
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Harry.Owens
Sacramento
Nice
Owens
Amento
Oakland
France
Jimmy Donohe
Donohue
Mme
Nancy “Allard
Gate
Europe
Japan
Patience and Policy Shape Congress Session Summary
Congress proceeds with a patient, passive pace as officials report a wide range of business. Lawmakers note last week’s permission to deliver multiple speeches and discuss a model liquor concept amid ongoing formal deliberations.
Secret bloc forms in House to curb administration
WASHINGTON Jan 8 A coalition of extreme liberals from both parties is secretly forming to counter administration policies. Leaders aim to enlist about 60 members, oppose NRA expansions, attack Wall Street finance, and push for greater Congressional control, with a possible drive toward a third party. Some reports mention another Democratic bloc resisting NRA permanency and seeking budget cuts.
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Washington
Clouse
House
Wall Street
NRA
Congress
Local Liquor Store Opens and Robberies Reported
Local liquor stores reopen as exam results delay hiring for cashiers typists and janitors. In Philadelphia two thieves entered via skylight robbed a state liquor store valued at thousands of dollars, escaping before police arrived. Nearby, dry teachers in Pennsylvania receive instructions for a convention on January 17 to shape future action and party involvement.
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Philadelphia
John G. Hofstetter
Price
Harrisburg
Dan
Pennsylvania
Jon A. McSparran
Committee of Nine
McSparran
Democrats Claim Majority Party In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Democrats asserted they won a state wide majority for the first time since 1801 based on county vote tallies from the November election. The party reported 1,241,113 votes, a lead of 27,746 over all others. Republicans reportedly polled fewer than 60 percent of enrolled voters.
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Starrisburg
Jan
INS
Democrats
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Democratic State Committee
Cortez Wedding Delayed as Celebrity Plan Adjusts
Phoenix report notes actor Cortez and Christine Jee, a divorcee, delayed their Hollywood wedding plans. They announced the ceremony would take place today and that they would return to Hollywood tomorrow. The piece mentions Mrs Jee as a divorced wife of a New Yorker. Random local items about liquor permits and stores follow.
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Phoenix
Aviz
Jane
Hollywood
Ricardo Cortez
Christine Jee
Lee
Lesteree
New Yorker
Nation Bankrupt Says Senator Thomas
Senator Thomas declares the nation bankrupt and argues for remonetization of silver and gold devaluation to restore solvency. He warns against Federal Reserve Bank profits from devaluation and urges the government to seize the monetary gain rather than credit banks.
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Thomas
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Banks
Nslsta
HOLSINGER GETS FINE AND JAIL FOR WAREHOUSE ROBBERY
State Police said H Holsinger and accomplices were linked to an attempted robbery at the George T Buchanan Grocery Company warehouse in Blairsville last Tuesday night. They were bound over to county jail after hearings before Justices Ralph C Brown and Jay D Hill. Wood and Brown, wanted in Washington and New Castle, were captured in Blairsville area with cigarettes from the Blairsville warehouse later sold in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Blairsville
Buchanan
Uncertain Future for Cambria Labor Dispute Raised
The National Labor Board spent most of the day examining labor clashes in ten captive industries. Testimony will guide a decision in a few weeks. Senator Wagner may seek Roosevelt’s stance on last October’s agreement with mine operators and miners. John L. Lewis and Phillip Murray argued for the United Mine Workers against Frick Coke Co. and the Steel Corporation subsidiary ILC. Nathan J. Miller for the Steel Corp. said the pact does not force union contracts, while Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson backed the union view that operators recognize the elected representatives of their miners. The situation follows multiple agreements since the Pennsylvania miners’ strike, with new observations from Walter C. Teagle of Standard Oil.
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Wagner
New York
Roosvelt
John L. Lewis
Phillip Murray
United Mine Workers
Steel Corporation
ILC. Frick Coke Co
Nathan J. Miller
The
Lewis and Murray
Frick
Hugh 8. Johnson
Lewis, Murray
Pennsylvania
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Department of Commons
Busi
Hearing on collective bargaining in captive mines
The esse of the advisory council and Teagle's committee focused on collective bargaining for workers under codes to be negotiated by plant employees, not outsiders. The hearing followed failed bargaining between operators and workers in captive mines across Inland Collieries In dianola Consumers' Mining Harmarville Republic Iron and Steel Russellton National Mining Frick Annex Pittsburgh Crucible Rice's Landing Vesta Coal Pittsburgh Allegheny Coal Brackenridge Sharon Mercer Pickands Mather Shannopin Pittsburgh.
New Soviet envoy pays first formal visit to State Department
Alexander Troyanovsky, Soviet Russia's new envoy, paid his first formal visit to Acting Secretary of State Phillips at the State Department, arriving at 11 with Boris Skyirsky, the Soviet chargé d affaires. Richard Southgate greeted him.
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Washington
U. S
Russia
Alexander Troyanovsky
Phillips
State Department
Boris Skyirsky
Richard Southgate
Credentials to be presented to President Roosevelt
Division of Protocols escorts the official to Phillips' office where he will present his credentials to President Roosevelt late this afternoon.
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Phillips’ Office
Roosevelt
Ring On Trial For Abduction
Two accused members of the $360,000 Neallege graduate abduction ring go on trial for the second kidnapping of James Hackett the wealthy Blue Island gambling king. Prosecutors seek the death penalty for Gail Swolley and Frank Souder as police guard witnesses after a fatal raid that also netted other gang members and linked to Dillinger era figures.
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INS
James Hackett
Blue Island
Gail Swolley
Peoria
Tih
Frank Souder
Benton
Jack” Klutas
Bellwood
Walter Detrich
John Dillinger
Indiana
Freezing Will Check Floods in Pittsburgh Area
Heavy rains swollen the Monongahela and Kiskiminetus basins push Pittsburgh crests toward 22.5 feet, well below flood stage. Weekend rainfall totaled 1.01 inches with similar totals across Western Pennsylvania. Dam safety fears rise as the Coffer Dam at Montgomery Island near Beaver could flood. site machinery has been pumped out at a cost of thousands. Sub freezing temperatures tonight are expected to halt the rise.
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Monongahela
Kiskiminetus
Pennsylvania
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Ohio River
Beaver
New Dictator Stirs Roumania After Premier Assassination
Bucharest reports a new dictator stepping onto the European stage following the assassination of Prime Minister Ion G. Duca. The arrival signals political upheaval as authorities move to consolidate power amid uncertainty in Roumania.
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Ion
G. Duca
Titulescu Dominates Cabinet Shakeup and Government Change
Romanian foreign minister Titulescu pressed King Carol to reshuffle the cabinet as a condition for accepting the foreign portfolio in Premier-Designate George Tatarescu's government. He secured resignations of four king’s confidants and caused wider changes across foreign, war, and police offices while preparing the new administration. Miss Ruth Pierce spent Christmas with her parents near Rossiter. others celebrated holidays with relatives in Homer City and McIntyre. An entertainment by Clarksburg ladies at the Presbyterian church on January 12 includes two plays and readings with a silver offering and invites all. Home W C T U plans January 10 meeting at 2 p.m. with a program of songs, devotions, readings, and discussions. A Trade City community meeting is set for January 9 at 7:30 p.m. for Round Top Cemetery burials.
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New Deal
I. N.S
United States
Roscoe Pound
Owen D. Young
Newton D. Baker
Congress
Ionelly
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Nicholas Titulescu
Carol
George Tatarescu
Titulescu
Foreign Office
War Office
Police Department
Ruth Pierce
Rossiter
Elizabeth Repine
John McQuilken
Mcintyre
Grace McKee
Fannie McKee
R. A. Brown
W. C. Repine
J. E. Kunkle
Homer City
William Kunkle
Jessie Davison
Indiana
Son’ Merrill
Clarksburg
Presbyterian Church
Jerusalem
Trade City
Trade City Grange Hall
Round Top Cemetery
Miami Baltimore Tennis Tour Opens With Top Seeds
MIAMI Flatbank Shields of New York seeded No 1 and given four first round byes led the seeded field into the second round of the Miami Baltimore tennis tour today Eight seeds won yesterday without losing a set George Lott and Cliff Sutter posted straight set wins over Frank Conlan and Ross Jay Ryan Grant and Rigardo Morales won by default Marcel Rainville defeated M D Camden in straight sets Other seeded players included Eugene McCauliffe Art Hendrix and Carroll Corner New York Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines will tour 80000 miles this year
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Canada
M. D. Camden
Minn
Eugene McCauliffe
Yonkers
N. Y
Art Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Carroll
Corner
Avital
Eddie McCloskey Gains a Respite in Carroll Reinstatement
Johnstown January 8 An appeal to the Superior Court from the Carroll reinstatement trial granted a temporary stay for Mayor Eddie McCloskey. The decision ordered re employment of John F. Carroll and payment of salary, pending higher court review and potential contempt charges.
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John F. Carroll
Eddie McCloskey
Peppery
McCloskey
Tles
Percy Allen Rose
Mcntoskey
Carroll
Is This Too Good for Your Cough
An advertisement touts Ureomulsion as a quick safe cure for coughs claiming it combines major helps and promises safety. It suggests mild coughs yield to Jesgar pheine with no one certain factor for any cough. It notes Creo mulsion is widely used despite cost and guarantees to refund if ineffective.
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