Amendments Threaten Relief Bill in Congress
Washington February 7 AP The administration faces fierce opposition over a lump sum relief fund of 4.88 billion dollars as senators debate possible amendments from dole plans to restricting presidential spending. McKellar’s arrival delays a key vote on Glass committee plans amid House actions on supply bills and debate over WNRA future.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
Senate
Senator McKellar
D. Tenn
Glass
D. Va
Appropriations Committee
McKellar
Tydings
D. Md
Repeated burglaries force Webb City store closure
Webb City, Missouri. Fred J. Crutcher, operator of two groceries, closes one store after nine years of 28 burglaries and holdups totaling about 1680 in losses. Store No. 1 will stay open under armed guard. weapons will be kept on hand to deter further holdups.
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Webb City
Fred J. Crutcher
Crutcher
Springfield Youth Seeks Return to Columbus from Missing
A tall blonde youth claiming to be Morris Dana Scott of Ohio State University stopped a Springfield policeman asking for help to return to Columbus. He said he had been missing since Monday, hitch-hiking under the delusion his father Raymond I. Scott, a rural mail carrier from Bloomington Ohio, was transferred to San Francisco. He wore a military form of the school uniform, carried a large bag, and had $6. Police arranged for his bus return.
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Springfield
Morris Dana Scott
Ohio State University
Columbus
Raymond I. Scott
Scott
Day parties in reformatory in Granite Okla
Charges that girls visited prisoners at Granite reformatory and sat on the boys laps and that prison made wine was served at a banquet honoring the warden were disclosed at a public hearing. The board denied the charges as Granite women disputed the affidavits and dismissed the allegations as false.
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Granite
Granite Reformatory
Board of Affairs
L. M. Nichols
Nichols
George Waters
Tos
Charleston MO reports two store burglaries
Charleston Mo February 7 Two stores were entered early yesterday by robbers who apparently had keys to fit the front doors. A combination safe at one store was opened and 30 taken. The other store reported loss of about 10. The thefts were not discovered until last night.
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Charleston
Angest Court of Honor in Local Scout History
William Knox Jr will be presented with the quartermaster badge of the Sea Scouting unit first awarded here The court of honor is directed by Carl F Schulz The city Scout troops will attend church services in groups A junior high assembly will mark the anniversay of Scouting in the United States The organization was incorporated Feb 8 1910 Banquets are planned by troops each week Methodist Monday Presbyterian Tuesday Christian Wednesday Baptist Friday Evangelical Immaculate Conception and St Peters dates pending
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William Knox, Jr
Carl F. Schulz
Lon V. Cross
United States
Washington, D. C
Methodist Church
Presbyterian
Evangelical
Immaculate Conception
St. Peter's
Jury convicts Bruno in Kelayres election shooting
A 65 hour deliberation ends with Joseph J. Bruno found guilty of voluntary manslaughter for the Slaying of Frank Fiorella in the Kelayres election eve shooting. Sentencing ranges six to twelve years. Bruno faces four more trials on other indictments as relatives also face charges in the outbreak that killed five and wounded 13.
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Pottsville
Joseph J. Bruno
Kelayres
Bruno
Frank Fiorella
Thomsons
James
Alfred Bruno
Philip Bruno
Paul
Arthur Bruno
Philip
Anthony Orlando
Commonwealth
Albert L. Thomas
Elayres
Bruna House
Silent federal agents capture three after chase in Pittsburgh
Three prisoners were held in the Pittsburgh city jail for questioning after a motor car chase through the streets that involved machine gun and rifle fire. A fourth person sought by federal authorities escaped. Police and agents pursued a fleeing car, with shots fired. authorities believed the man may have been wounded. A second item notes the nearing completion of the second of six giant air liners for trans Pacific service, about one third larger than existing Europe to South America routes.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Pittsburgh
Ah Jbe
Okticers
Ross Armstrong
Fittsburg
Europe
South Amerca
Army doctor recalls Major Shepard care for Mrs Shepard
Maj J C Dye testified that Maj Charles A Shepard did all he could to help Mrs Zenuna Shepard, whose 1929 Fort Riley death is linked to poison claims. Dye described her illness and symptoms, noted a table of capsules, and said she seemed reluctant to recover. Defense questions handling of viscera after autopsy.
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Topeka
Kas
J. C. Dye
United States Army
Charles A. Shepard
Zenuna Shepard
Shepard
Major Dye
Washington, D. C
Shepards
Ft. Riley
Kay
Army Post
Fort Riley
Dye
Maj
Edward J. Strickler
Major Shepard
Evidence of Illegally Obtained Whiskey Probed
Two cases involve claims that highway patrolmen found illicit whiskey in cars and that such evidence was illegally obtained. Nsaiser and Dickerson deny seeing the whiskey. deputies report quantities found. Trials may occur in the March federal term. Kaiser free on $1,000 bond.
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Nsaiser
Tulle Dickerson
Kingdom City
Callaway County
Dickerson
Kaiser
Inheritance Tax Paid On Corrigan Estate in Kansas City
The state received 8674.22 in inheritance taxes from Elizabeth Corrigan who died November 25, 1033. The 188000 total was shared by sister Agnes Corrigan and five nephews and two nieces. Agnes got 26894 and nephew Thomas Burke 62684. The remaining balance was divided equally among the other nephew and two nieces.
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Elizabeth Corrigan
Kinsas City
Agnes Corrigan
Thomas Burke
Nasty Weather Grips Middle West Across States
A severe winter storm blanketed the Dakotas Nebraska Kansas Missouri and parts of Iowa with rain sleet and snow. Freezing temperatures and slick highways persisted as the weather bureau forecast a slow warm up but continued wintry precipitation through tomorrow with varied city readings from Huron to Kansas City and Dallas to Galveston showing wide temperature contrasts.
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Middle West
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Huron
S. D
Omaha
Lincoln
Sioux City
Goodland
Kan
Dodge City
Wichita
Concordia
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Columbia
Springfield
Texas
Dallas
Galveston
Abilene
Araville
Framed Evidence in Brung Trial Highlighted
Testimony linked Tisch to leaving two suitcases with Hauptmann before the 1932 Germany voyage. A state objection blocked a question about a smaller package tied to ransom notes. Uhlig faced questions on Fisch’s printing similarity and Kern’s Brooklyn address, while alibi witness Walter Manley placed Hauptmann in a Bronx bakery the night of March 1, 1932.
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Tisch
Hauptmann
Germany
Fisch
Lindbergh
Uhlig
Kern
Brooklyn
Hauptmartin
Crass
Walter Manley
Bronx
Manley
Heupmann
Roosevelt moves to tax exempt securities in future
President Roosevelt reportedly informed congressional leaders of a plan to seek legislation taxing securities currently exempt, not affecting outstanding issues. Treasury stance remains that taxing exempt securities is a policy for the future, with delays due to federal debt projections. Hearings by Ways and Means and Judiciary are sought before adjournment, pending administration support. The federal debt stands at about 31 billion dollars, with tax exempt status for government and subdivision bonds.
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Rosevelt
WNRA
Cleveland Steel
Justice Department
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Federal Communications Commission
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Supreme Court
Fre A. Vanderlip
New Yo
Senate Agricultural
Senate Finance Committee
Abraham Epstein
House Agriculture Committee
House
Messare
White House
Cummines
Cummings
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
United States
Treasury
Morgenthau
Ways and Means
Judiciary
Board of Estimates Opposes Tax Takes Change
The St. Louis board of estimate and apportionment announced its opposition to changes in state law on collecting delinquent real estate and personal property taxes. It expressed hope the state legislature, considering several bills, would not alter the current method.
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ST. Louis
Board of Estimate
Buckley's Mixture Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement touts Buckley's Mixture as triple acting and locally produced in the United States. It claims a 45 cent bottle from G A Fischer Drug Co or any drugstore will quiet bronchial coughs and bronchitis with a couple of sips and a good night's sleep. The copy emphasizes its popularity in Canada and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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G. A. Fischer Drug Co
Canada
City Tax Board Opposes Further Penalty Waivers
The board stated that waiving penalties would be unfair to compliant taxpayers and encourage delinquency. It reported $16,488,297 in delinquent taxes and named officials Mayor B. F. Diekmann Comptroller Louis Nolte and Board President Walter J. G. Netin.
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B. F. Diekmann
Louis Nolte
Walter J. G. Netin
Board of Aldermen
Practical flight speed limit for large planes below 20k feet
The practical limit for transport planes or other large aircraft flying below 20 000 feet is said to be between 350 and 490 miles an hour.
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