FDRs Revision Sparks Dispute Among Solons
Washington January 13 President Roosevelts government reorganization plan triggers arguments in Congress as committees study bills. Byrd seeks $500 million annual cut by abolishing bureaus while Vandenberg Bridges urge opposition. Mass stats prepared for relief fund debate, with $790 million sought and possible larger needs debated.
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Wall Street
Fines Her Boss in Goshen Park Case
In Goshen on June 13 a local man faced overtime parking charges after a dispute with his boss. Mrs. Tarbagh, appointed as secretary, was unable to hear his case and offered no remedy or compensation.
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Halen Furbaugh
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Weathering Weather Trends Across States
Readings at 7 am show cloudy skies with possible rain tonight tapering by Thursday. West and north areas warm tonight but drop colder by Thursday night and Friday. Virginia experiences rising temperatures with afternoon showers on Thursday. Kentucky forecasts intermittent rain tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions toward late week. Mississippi readings note cooler winds and unstable temperatures through Friday.
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New Eyes for Two Negroes in Memphis
In Memphis on January 13 a local surgeon performed a rare eye transplant using corneas from a white patient to restore sight to a 25 year old servant girl and an older Black woman. The operations, highly tentative, require three weeks for final results and word on whether the corneas will take. About 100 southern specialists observed at a regional medical meeting.
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American Larynological, Rhinological and Otological Society
Legislature Opposes Abolition of Evolution Law
Nashville January 13 The house debated bills including a measure to impose public hangings for kidnapping and a tax on advertisements for benefits. Other proposals included a state criminal identification bureau and pensions for long-serving state workers. Delegates planned attendance at a legislators conference in Washington January 21 to 24.
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Diracter
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Brownt
Germans Seek New Pact For French Trade
Berlin reporters noted Reichsminister Iijar Schacht canceled a Paris trip delaying Franco German trade treaty talks. Departmental experts will handle negotiations as Schacht stays in Berlin due to heavy duties and duties at the Exposition. The move surprised Reichsbank circles and speculated a political understanding may follow a raw material driven economic accord. Nations watched Spain's conflict and Britain's rearmament focus while the Paris mission was postponed.
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Simpson to sue wife of official over divorce hint
Aldrich Simpson, former husband of Wallis Simpson, has fled a slander suit against Mrs Joan Sutherland wife of Lieut Col A A G Sutherland. He claims she received money to enable his American wife to divorce him. The suit emerged amid talk of divorce and a temporary Ipswich decree dated Oct 27.
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Footprints Hint at Kidnapper Slaying Near Everett
Police say footprints and an arrow point to a kidnapper who abducted 11 year old Charles Mattson from his home, then murdered him. Morrow, 11, of Everett found the battered body near a rural road four days later with Coroner L S Challacombe, who noted the death was violent.
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Peace efforts blocked by new strikes at GM
About 200 900 workers idled in the United States as new walkouts and sit downs threaten. Governor Murphy of Michigan called GM and traders officials to Lansing and ordered 2 000 guardsmen at Flint to prevent violence at the Fisher body plant. John L. Lewis pledged a fight against GM and promised a congressional investigation. Fleetwood division in Detroit was closed by a sit down strike.
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Martin Johnson Dies After Plane Crash Near Los Angeles
Martin Johnson famous African explorer was among 13 aboard a Western Air Express plane that crashed in the Tonachani foothills, near Los Angeles. He died of injuries at Good Samaritan hospital after a crash that killed one other passenger and left 12 survivors. Johnson, with wife Osis, had been en route to lecture engagements in Southern California when the craft went down yesterday.
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Young Bride's Slaying Solved Quickly in Queens
New York. A 23-year-old Harlem man was charged with the murder of a 25-year-old housewife who was strangled and beaten to death in her Jackson Heights apartment. District Attorney Sullivan announced the arrest after 36 hours, with Greene and associates questioned and tied to the case by fingerprints and evidence.
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China Executes Five Narcotics Peddlers at Temple of Heaven
Peipin January 13 thousands watched as five condemned narcotics peddlers were executed on the steps of the Temple of Heaven. The scene included a bonfire of 10 000 ounces of seized narcotics, a ceremonial display, and forced photographs for authorities.
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Rvotie
Casket hides wounds from boy's parents
Tacoma police hunt knife clue as autopsy details emerge on 11 year old Charles Mattson killed during kidnapping. Reports describe a deep stab wound in the back, possible knife types, and a fight for life before death. Funeral held as officers continue nationwide search for the kidnapper.
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