Insull Plans Trip to Britain in Greek Passport Row
State Department says no further moves in the Samuel Insull case until he leaves Greece. If he reaches Great Britain, extradition to Chicago could occur under the treaty. Officials noted no evidence of talks to reinstate his passport, aside from potential temporary documents for return to the United States.
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Washington
State Department
Samuel Insull
England
Athens
United States
Insull
Greece
Great Britain
Chicago
Will Be Treated Like Any One Else
London authorities said Samuel Insull, former American utilities operator wanted in the United States for embezzlement, would be treated as any other American citizen if he applies for a British visa and his passport is reinstated. Insull, born in London, would not have his former British subjects status affect the case. His Pincent’s Farm estate near Theale has been kept ready by his English valet Obey and wife, with no instructions given for his return.
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London
Samuel Insull
United States
Tony
Final Arguments Set For Tuesday
Chicago reports final arguments set for Tuesday in the claim of Calvin Fentress as receiver for Insull Utility Investments, opposed by Samuel A Ettleson. Hearings revealed alleged prearrangements, a changed note to aid the receivership, and Insull Sr accepting Fentress after appointing George Cook as co receiver.
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Chicago
Insull Utility
Samuel Insull
Calvin Fentress
Insull Utility Investments, Inc
Samuel A Ettleson
Fentress
Insull
U.S
Evan A. Evans
Federal District Court
Washington Frexner
Lincoln Printing Company
Middle West Utilities Company
Athens
Greece
George Cook
New York
Universal Draft Law Objective of Legion
Johnson City Tenn December 19 The American Legion aims for universal draft law as a priority in the coming year National Commander Edward A Hayes said the draft act and a stronger national defense are second only to veterans care in the Legion program
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Johnson City
Tenn
American Legion
Edward A. Hayes
Legion
Child dies in Dallas house fire
A five month old, Edmund Aguas, perished in a Dallas two story frame house fire. An aunt suffered facial and arm burns and a firefighter was seriously injured in the blaze.
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Dallas
Tex
Edmond Aguas
Poor prospects to get back old jobs foreseen
The article discusses unemployment policy as a training process for new jobs, not a simple return to former work. It notes rising economic insecurity among adults and the drift of youth, with concerns about misfit educational discipline and broader systemic issues in the economy.
Lindberghs Continue On Their Flight Northward
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh lifted off from Charleston at 8 40 a m heading north after overnighting with Rear Admiral James J Aby at the navy yard The pair aimed for Newark or Long Island air ports with no formal announcement Their 28000 mile aerial survey spanned portions of the Atlantic and nearly circled the western hemisphere
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Charleston
S. C
Charles A. Lindbergh
James J. Aby
Charleston Navy Yard
Newark
Long Island
Atlantic Ocean
Poland Teaches Civilians Air Raid Safety Methods
Poland trains citizens in air raid safety following European examples. Demonstrations use offensive but harmless gases to show how to minimize loss of life during hostile air raids.
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Warsaw
Poland
Change Sought in Cotton Seed Code Revision
In Washington on December 19 the cotton seed oil refining industry urged removal of a licensing section and unfair competition provisions from its proposed code. C E Jones of Swift and Co proposed a substitute that eliminates false advertising misbranding and other Tugwell bill standards and replaces plant book inspection with a control committee drawn from the institute of cotton seed oil foods board.
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Washington
C. E. Jones
Swift and Company
Institute of Cotton Seed Oil Foods
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
Experience Meeting Slated For Tuesday by Manufacturers
In Chattanooga Tennessee on December 19 UP manufacturers from 13 states will hold an NRA experience meeting to discuss industry issues and share perspectives.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
NRA
Meeting to discuss National Recovery Act impacts
They will share experiences under the National Recovery Act and exchange opinions to reach common conclusions on correcting errors or inequities. John E. Edgerton of Lebanon, Tenn., explains the meeting and its目的.
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Congress
John E. Edgerton
Lebanon, Tenn
Pres
Tennessee manufacturers group divides on NRA codes
Edgerton noted the association did not call for endorsement or rejection of NRA legislation. He identified two likely discussion points: wage differentials between the north and south harming southern competitiveness, and codes not adequately protecting smaller southern manufacturers.
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Tennessee Manufacturers’ Association
Edgerton
South
Real Estate Transfer on Jackson Avenue Lot in Monroe Addition
J N Walker sold to Nancy Kedley for 200 dollars a lot in Jackson Avenue Land Company's addition to Monroe. The lot is 50 feet on Goldman avenue and 125 feet deep in square B lot 15. Documents filed yesterday in Ouachita parish clerk of court office.
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J. N. Walker
Nancy Kedley
Jackson Avenue Land Company
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Goldman Avenue
Australia reports 34 million war pensions in last year
Canberra records show war pensions cost Australia 34,000,000 in the recent fiscal year. The Repatriation Commission notes 6,005 pensions lapsed while 2,699 new claims were granted.
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Canberra
Australia
Repatriation Commission
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