Reynolds heir may join probe in Smith Reynolds murder
Winston Salem July 13 The next move in the Smith Reynolds murder mystery awaits the return from Africa of Richard J Reynolds elder brother of the slain 20 year old scion of a tobacco family He is not expected back until late next week and a family conference will decide on rewards for information and private detectives to aid Sheriff Transon Scott in investigation Coroner s jury ruled death by unknown person and Sheriff Scott has found several promising leads needing checks in New York and other cities Ab Walker a witness remains with his parents Libby Reynolds widow of the slain boy stays in Cincinnati and will not comment.
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David P. Sentner
GN. S
Winston Salem
N.C
INS
Dick Reynolds
Richard J. Reynolds
Stratton Coyner
W. N. Reynolds
Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Transon Scott
New York
Scott
Richard Reynolds
B.J. Reynolds Tobacco
Ab Walker
Libby ‘Holman Reynolds
Cincinnati
Baker Estate Still a Bait in Ozarks Claim
Philadelphia July 15. Otis Grisamer walked from Cora Missouri to claim a share of the Baker estate, a reputed $800 million fortune. He says he paid dues with 500 Ozark farmers to the Heirs' Association claiming descent from Col. Jacob Baker. Grisamer plans to return to organize a posse.
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Philadelphia
Otis Grisamer
Cora, Mo
Ozarks
Baker
Grisamer
Heirs’ Association
Col
Jacob Baker
Jeader
Otis
Lost girl described with blue eyes and light complexion
The description notes the temples, deep blue eyes, and light skin of a missing girl. It states she wore a green printed rayon crepe dress with orange silk trim, strong shoes, light hose, and carried a small mesh purse with no money but likely a necklace and powder puff. A yellow gold BE R V 32 ring bearing initials M R S is noted and a reward is offered for her return.
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M. R.S
Seek Strategy to Over Ride Pinchot Veto
Continued from Pare One the article notes efforts to convene a special session but states the call did not cover a strategy to override Pinchot veto. It references legislative maneuvering and political figures involved in seeking to advance or block measures.
Pennsylvanian Lawmakers Push Two-Thirds Override Plan
Harrisburg reports lawmakers, led by Pinchot allies, move to override Gov. with a two-thirds vote on economy and relief bills. Modifications to the Steedle and Pyma tuning dam measures aim to swell support while restraining cuts to hospitals, sanitoria, and penal institutions. County relief funds may be repurposed for work or direct relief as leaders seek late next week action.
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Josepius
Loftus
INS
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Assmbly
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Pymatuning Dam
Talbot- Turner
Wade- Sheffer
Talbot
NO DRY AID FOR MR HOOVER IN COMING CAMPAIGN
Washington July 14 The nations prohibition board ends its final session with a plan to present a facts statement rather than endorsements. Hoover will be measured against Roosevelt using a dry yardstick to gauge candidates, while parties seek advantage from a dry viewpoint. Mussel shells of the Mississippi are noted for pearls.
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Washington
UNS
Hoover
Allied Prohibition
The
Nations Prohibition Board
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Inquiry Spurs Independent Probe Into Brent Bradley Death
Florida officials faced scrutiny over the Bradley case after a series of conflicting records. Captain Tomasello sought to deny cruelty reports while an independent inquiry was ordered by the governor. Grand jury in Jacksonville continued secret probes into Sunbeam camp conditions linked to Arthur Maillefert and other deaths.
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Arthur Maillefort
New Jersey
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Bradley
Agriculture
Nathan Mayo
Peter Tomasello
Tomasello
Parker
Martin County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Guy Gillett
Harold Bradley
Solicitor General
Pennsylvania
Cambria County
Mayo
Tomusellar
Duval County
Sunbeam
Arthur Maillefert
Gorman
Raiford Farm
Maulefert
Courson
Higginbotham
William H. Gasque
Maillefert
Jobless Relief Bill Back Again In Congress War Over Publicity
Washington July 15 The 2.122 billion jobless relief bill will return to a conference today as Senate and House leaders contend over a publicity clause for Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans. Despite a conference deadlock yesterday, officials expect final passage to the White House with Mills opposing full publicity for loans.
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Washington
Senate
House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White House
Mills
Finance Corporation Board
Coolidge Advocates Sales Tax Over Rich Tax Policy
Former President Calvin Coolidge endorses a sales tax system as wiser than the "soak the rich" approach. In Collier's Weekly he argues taxes on tobacco and gasoline can raise revenue with less burden, warns against permanent high taxes on large incomes and estates as dangerous.
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New York
INS
Calvin Coolidge
Collier’s Weekly
Coolidge
Bombing Planes Hit Rebel Lines in Cruziera Action
Buenos Aires dispatches report government bombing planes attacked the Southern Brazilian rebels at Cruziera. Loyal forces clashed with rebels at Itatiaya Station, federal troops capturing the town after heavy fighting. Rebels scattered as trains were halted by aerial bombing and unconfirmed reports spoke of a revolt in Rio Grande do Sul aligning with Getulio Vargas’s regime.
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Buenos Aires
Cruziera
Itatiaya
Cruziero
Montevideo
Uruguay
Rio Grande de Sul
Getulio Vargas
Vargas
Trying to Curb Well Running Wild at Kane Pa
In Kane Pennsylvania on July 15 workers prepared to concrete and drill in a new gas well on the Taseel farm near Coudersport. The well owned by G H Sehrack of Williamsport was bringing in about twenty million cubic feet of gas daily after a surprise deeper hit of 5031 feet. Officials expect cementing and further drilling to boost production and rival the nearby Meaker well, which set a 56 million cubic feet record, potentially opening a new field and reviving the region’s oil and gas industry.
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Kane
INS
Taseel
Coudersport
G. H. Sehrack
Williamsport
Meaker
Tioga
Reverend Thompson Accepts Call to Saltsburg Church
Rev. David Thompson of Pittsburgh has accepted a call to the First Baptist Church of Saltsburg. He will continue as supply with morning worship only until his family settles on the new field. Thompson, a former pastor of Freeport Baptist, is highly recommended by colleagues in the Pittsburgh Baptist Association. Arcerra is the world's enta te nates republic, he.
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Saltsburg
David Thompson
Pittsburgh
First Baptist Church of
Thompson
Res. Thompson
Freeport Baptist Church
Pittsburg Baptist Association
Hoover letter stalls Lausanne debt accord action
Washington officials described President Hoover's July letter to Senator Borah as a blunt statement that the United States will not join joint European debt actions or the Lausanne gentlemans agreement. He signaled willingness to consider individual readjustment talks but closed the door to collective reparations schemes.
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Washington
Hobart
U. N.S
INS
State Department
Hoover
Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lausanne
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
United States
Mr. Hoover
United Action
Germany
2546 Liens Filed With County Commissioners
A continued list shows 2546 liens entered by Indiana county districts with Green county leading at 288 liens. The report notes method, counts multi-property holdings as single liens and lists many boroughs and townships with their lien totals, excluding Armagh where none were recorded. Total liens amount to 12946 across districts.
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Armagh
Indiana County
Green County
Almstyong Veeereerererseeters
Black Lick
Blairsville
Brushvalley
Buffington
Burrel
West Mahoning
South Mahoning
North Mahoning
Marion Genter
Montgomery
Pine
Plumville Rayne Saltsburg Shelocta
Smicksburg
East Wheatfield
West Wheatfield
Washington
Blairsville Teachers to Wed in Huntingdon Ceremony
Mary Helen Kerr of Blairsville will marry Percy A. Rowland son of Ebensburg Justice Charles P. Rowland in a 12 am ceremony at Rev Dr A B Van Ormer s Huntingdon residence. Kerr, a Blairsville High School teacher, will be attended by Eunice Walker. Rowland Tibbetts serves as best man. They plan a New England trip and reside in Pottstown after July 28.
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Ebensburg
Mra Ross Keir
Blairsville
Mary Helen
Percy A. Rowland
Charles P. Rowland
A. B. van Ormer
Huntingdon
van Ormer
Juniata College
Miss Kerr
Mr. Rowland
Huntington Institution
Rowland
University of Pittsburgh
Blairsville High School
Eunice Walker
Somerset
Rowland Tibbett
New England States
Potta«town
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