Prisoner in false imprisonment case bound over in Hackensack
In Hackensack New Jersey 43 year old Athlet and former pugilist Cerardi was bound over on $3600 bail after police found his wife Sophia aged 49 kept prisoner in a filthy bare room above a stable in Ridgefield Park. Authorities said she was malnourished and nearly insane. Investigators plan to inspect a New York safe deposit box to determine if Cerardi held a $16000 life policy. Relatives claim Cerardi refused medical aid and barred visits.
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Hackensack
Sesaph Cetardi
Athlet
Keys
New York
Henty
Sophia
Ridgefield Park
N. J
Pélice
Gerardi
Desert Legger Choate predicts whisky price drop and imports
Choate forecast that a government action will push whisky prices down and break the bootleg ring. He expects about 20 million gallons of American whisky to be imported within thirty days mainly from Canada, plus Scotch Irish whisky and sherry for blending.
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Choate
the Treas ‘Ary
FACA
Broadway Divorce Battle Spurs Rudy Suit Rumors
The article outlines alleged private conversations involving Fay, Leon, and Rudy amid rumors of a forthcoming divorce suit. It details plans to meet secretly, travel by taxi, and potential trips on a tramp steamer, with notes on gifts, money, and alleged manipulation.
Gary Leon denies ties to Fay Vallee affair
In Santa Monica Gary Leon known as Rudy Vallee's friend and former schoolmate says there was no misconduct with Fay Vallee and dismisses claims as false. He recalls Fay calling from New York and notes they once joked about running away together on a tramp steamer. The actor says the injunction case has no divorce motive.
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Fay
Leon
Jack
Thane
Jess
Mr. Vallee
Rudy
Philadelphia
AML
Garfield
Vallee
C. E. Webb
Santa Monica
Gal
Webb
Gary
Faye Santa Monica
INS
Garfield Leon
Gary Leon
Rudy Vallee
Ray
Day
Ani
Rudy Vailee
Tiree
Europe
Iain Hrins
Ruffie Crooker
Tolay
Fay Webb Vallee
New York
Automotive orders lift state business after holiday lull
After a slack week, state business activity shows a rise in the week ending today. The drop from November 30 figures remains around five percent with a three to four percent preliminary rebound in certain sectors. Glass, rubber, textiles, and other industries also reflect the same minor recovery. Stock markets in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia trade narrowly with little unusual interest.
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Nec
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Seek Easing Of Vets Economy Law In Senate Showdown
Democratic lawmakers pressed to modify the veterans economy act as Republicans urged broad relief. In the House a gag rule blocked a revolt while Senate fights mounted to attach repeal or large new funding. President Roosevelt faced his first major setback as the St Lawrence waterway treaty faced possible defeat in the Senate.
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William S. Neal
INS
Washington
Jan
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Democrats
Robinson
Indiana
Independent Offices
Rep. Fish
New York
William K. Hutchinson
I. N.S
St. Lawrence Waterway
International News Service
Johnson
Lawyers Seek Suppression Of Her Confession
Attorneys contest a confession as the defense notes the accused woman’s reasoning. Prosecution contends motive included a mother’s sympathy for her son and pressure for $10,000 amid non negotiable real estate assets.
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Poes
BIDDLE WILL ANSWER CHARGES IN LABOR DISPUTE CASE
The report details charges against Biddle over alleged coercion at the University of Pills pant Cathedral of Learning project and union pressure on workers. It cites a worker forced to borrow ten dollars for reinstatement and others forced to sign union contracts pledging half wages to the union. The item also notes NRA efforts to avert a strike in coal and a stalled agreement between operators and the United Mine Workers during a period of code discussions for anthracite and bituminous coal.
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University of Pillspant Cathedral of Learning
Washington
NRA
Ue United Mine Workers of America
Reserve System gold stocks take over debated
The article details uncertain plans for dollar stabilization with Great Britain, noting secrecy from the Roosevelt administration. Rumors of a forthcoming policy clarification by Congress or a radio address are denied. The House coinage committee will hold open hearings next week with both pro and anti deflation voices including Prof. O. M. W. Sprague, a former Treasury official and critic.
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Great Britain
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
House Coinage Committee
O. M. W. Sprague
Treasury Prat
U S Army Ace Assigned as Moscow Attache Aid
Lieutenant Thomas D. White, from Springfield Illinois, assigned to Moscow as assistant military attaché. Air corps officer trained at Bolling Field, to undergo brief intel office training before departure. White, a 1920 West Point graduate, served in China in 1931 and is noted as a linguist.
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Washington
INS
United States
Moscow
War Department
Thomas D. White
Springfield
Til
White
Air Corps
Bolling Field
Staf
China
Transportation Czar McGlone Surrenders in Philadelphia
Frank P. McGlone, leader of the Brotherhood of Transportation Workers, surrendered at the federal building on 40 counts of conspiracy. He posted $3,000 bail and awaits a commissioner’s hearing January 19. Police and federal agents had hunted him through the night. Sixteen other men tied to the union were named in warrants.
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Philadelphia
Frank P. McGlone
Brotherhood of Transportation Workers
Federal
McGlone
Trouty
Noted Aviator Heads Three Committees On Fliver Plane Study
Government appoints Captain Al Williams as chairman of the promotion committee with Robert Renfro Pred Smith and Amelia Earhart among the associates. Eugene Vidal and Colonel J Carroll Cone lead the other two panels, with W Warner W Rogers Lewis Howard and George Lewis among their ranks. Public Works Administration has allotted 500000 dollars to the aeronautics branch for development work. Williams says the committee will educate the public and analyze lay opinions toward private flying and the new age of transportation.
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Aeronautic Branch
Department of Commerce
Comez
al Williams
Gulf Refiring Company
Robert B. Renfro
Sportsman
Pred J. Smith
National Association of State Aviation
Amelia Earhart
Eugene L. Vidal
Aeronautics
J. Carroll Cone
National Aeronautics Association
Mr. Vidat
Edward 1, Warner
Society of Automotive Enzingers
Leighton W. Rogers
Aeronautical Chamber of Com
Mercce
Cone
George W. Lewis
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
CG. W. Howard
Army Air Corps
Commerce Department
Public Works Administration
Aeronautics Branch
Department of Commmerce
Maids Night Off Sparks Park Avenue Charity Ball
New York on January 15 hosted a social whirl as maids and their staff held the citys first butlers ball at a fashionable hotel. Masters and mistresses were barred from the ballroom as footmen valets and chambermaids danced and dined to benefit charity with Mrs John D Rockefeller Jr and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt among hosts.
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New York
Park Avenue
Lorenette
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Cornelius Vangerbilt
Revival evangelist argues hell as eternal punishment at Indiana revival
Evangelist Virginia Brandt Berg declares scripture and reason prove a hell of eternal banishment unless one accepts Christ. She cites scripture, argues punishment lasts beyond life, and contends heaven and hell relate to life after death. Audience expresses distress, with a youth-focused service announced for tonight. The note also mentions the first successful night landing on an aircraft carrier by Lieut. Com. John D. Price in April 1926.
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Virginia Brandt Berg
Indiana
Hell
Jesus
John D. Price
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Homer City Merchant Dies in Funeral Notices
Several obituary notices from Homer City and surrounding areas detail the deaths of Mrs. Mary Delfaven and Mrs. Lit y DeHaven, with service details in Vandergrifts and Marion Center. Additional notice covers Mrs. Anna M Conway Brawley of Carrolltown, detailing family, church ties, and funeral at St Benedicts Catholic Church.
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Mary Delfaven
Lit Y DeHaven
Marion Center
Priday
Jeste Lowman
Gathie
Edgar
Herman
Misa Fanny Spencer
Home
Marion Center Methodist Episcopal Church
Camby K. Moore
Marion Center Cemetery
Harry V. Brawley
Carrolltown
Anna M. (Conway) Brawley
Brawley
James and
Mary (Hoffman) Conway
Indiana County
Anna M. Conway
Camleron's Bottom
Ms. Brawley
Marie
Arthur
Joseph Conway
Mechanicsburg
Louis Conway
Cancroft
Peter Conway
Indiana
George Conway
Commodore
John Conway
Diamondville
Martin Conway
Penn Run
St. Benedict's Catholic Church
Malachi Brawley
St. Vincent's College
Church Cemetery
Government price of gold unchanged for 20th day
In Washington today January 13 the official gold price stayed at 34 06 per ounce for the 20th straight business day. London reports an international price rise to 137 shillings 11 pence per ounce with a 1 1 2 pence premium, about 32 dollars per ounce in American terms. A sale of 214 bars valued at £540 000 was announced at the open rate, with American sources purchasing most of the bulk.
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Wasilington
London
Financial markets mixed as Chrysler drags on shares
Western New York markets opened with mixed tone as Chrysler faced sustained selling and dipped to new lows while steel and utility issues hovered near yesterday's closes. Wheat and grains were quiet, cotton rose about 60 cents per bale, and profit taking trimmed gains in silver and other chemicals as traders assessed limited turnover and cautious demand.
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Leslie Goulp
Financial Western
New York
Chrysler Browght
Chrysler
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Reynolds
Allied Chemical
Dupont
Chemical
Johns Manville
United Aircraft
Celanese
Dow
Consolidated Gas
American Water Works
United Corp
Tobraco
Arkansas Gas Vt Armour A
Atchison T. S
Atlantic Refining
A. T. T. Dol
Auburn Motor
A. H
Bethlehem Steel Gardens
Ohio
Columbu Gas Consolidated Gil
Dan Curtiss-Wright Dupont
Maatman Kodak
Ele Bond
Freeport
Texas General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Jst
Nickle
J. J. Q. Penny Co
Kelvinator
Kennevolt Copper
Lone Star Gas
Miami Copper
Mont. Ward Nash Motor
Cash
Dairy
New York Central
North American
Packard Motor
Pennsylvania
R. R. Pullmen Pure Oi ' Ratio Corporation
Radio
Keith Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Rochuck Socony-Vacuum
Standard Oil
Cal
N. J. Studebaker ‘Texas Corporation
United Gas Imp
Warner Bros
Pic
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Fitee
West Pub
Woolworth
Asao
Gas-Elec
Ford Limited
Trans Airplane
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Fey
Moorhead
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Floutiey
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Tine Collyer
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Athmit
National Labor Board
St. Lawrence Treaty
Biddle
Discord
Atrupy
Og Angeles
Niatory
Tapendiog
Drs. Valles
Fay Webb
Chicago
Indga
Joseph B David
Alice Wynekoop
Rheta
Pat Paterson
England
Hollywood
HOMER
Cooper
Washington Presbyterian Church
Kunkle
Vandergriff
Cochran
Vandergrifs
Lieut
T. G. W. Sattle
Mussin
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
Geo. D. Bet
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