Morgan Control Agreement Made Public by Senate Panel
The senate banking and currency committee voted nine to three to publish the articles of co partnership showing Morgan Co absolute control over the house bank but not revealing names or interests. Opposition wanted full disclosure of all names and interests. publication will list Morgan partners as of 1916.
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William K. Hutchinson
Norbeck
Costigan
Fletcher
Florida
Steiner
Oregon
Goldsborough
Maryland
Walcott
Connecticut
Glass
Virginia
Byrnes
Carolina
Adams
Colorado
Townsend
Delaware
Bulkley
Ohio
Morgan Partners
Roosevelt seeks Republican for London trip
Special To The News reports Mr Roosevelt sought a Republican for the economic conference and a London trip. Senator Jim Couzens of Detroit allegedly agreed only to be named, with remarks about bribery to gain a Republican for the assignment. They depart with high hopes for action beyond meeting the king.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Roosevelt
London
Jim Couzens
Detroit
Officials Probe All Angles In Stanford Slaying
Investigators including District Attorney Frederick Thomas and Sheriff W. J. Emig examine every angle of the Stanford University campus bathtub death of 28 year old Alene Thorpe Lamson executive secretary of the University YWCA and former sorority leader. The case centers on whether Lamson husband David A. Lamson will face murder charges or be released from jail after his Memorial Day arrest following his wife’s discovery with a crushed head.
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San Jose
Cal
Frederick Thomas
Stanford University
Alene Thorpe Lamson
University Y. W. C. A
W. J. Emig
David A. Lamson
Grove City Celebrates Borough’s 50th Anniversary
Grove City marks a three day observance for the boroughs fiftieth anniversary of incorporation with a dedication of a new post office building and a special program. Large crowds expected for the ceremonies. Weed growth and landscaping noted along streets amid mild weather concerns. New Castle schools end a difficult economic year with full pay for teachers. New Wilmington praised for Memorial Day flag display.
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Grove City
New Castle
Daily Weather Report Summary for the Morning
The 24hour period ending at 9 am recorded a maximum temperature of 67 and a minimum of 42 with .01 inches of precipitation. The river stood at 6.3 feet. For the same date last year the maximum was 80 and the minimum 49 with no precipitation.
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U.S
Mother kills three children in alleged suicide pact
Springfield New Hampshire June 1 Mrs Bessie Gardner 42 slashed the throats of her three sleeping children Edith 11 Nathaniel 6 and Walter 10 months then killed herself with a razor. Walter C Gardner 45 lumber dealer found the bodies on returning home. He said his wife had been in poor health and suffered nervous trouble.
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International News Service
Springfield
N. H
Bessie Gardner
Tony
Walter C. Gardner
Edith
Nathaniel
Walter
Gardner
Hearing Concludes in Butler Case. Decision Pending
County Commissioners adjourned without a verdict after the final hearing in the Butler case. Mark Butler, coal field superintendent, faced charges of soliciting and taking money from coal truckers as payment, with witnesses testifying about car purchases tied to coal deliveries and timing variances between waybills and contracts. Butler denied making any such statements.
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Mark Butler
Paul Burrows
Butler
Waybill
Vance Coal Company
Escaped murderers flee with guard in Oklahoma
State police hunted two convicted murderers after they kidnapped guard Thomas Baskin from the Oklahoma state penitentiary. They seized Baskin, took his pistol, and forced him to drive before hurling him from the moving car. Baskin was injured but not seriously.
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International News Service
Mcalister
Okla
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Thomas Baskin
Baskin
States receive $4.5 million unemployment relief grant
Washington reports the emergency relief corporation drew a draft for 4 547 913 dollars to aid Pennsylvania with unemployment relief. Michigan and Georgia received 998 606 and 57 895 dollars respectively and the funds were placed at each state's immediate disposal.
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International News Service
Washington
Pennsylvania
Emergency Relief Corporation
Michigan
Georgia
Youth suffers broken arm at Gaston Park baseball game
Dominic Alussi, 10, of 765 Harrison Street, was rushed to Jameson Memorial hospital last evening after breaking his left arm while playing baseball at Gaston Park. He tripped and fell while in the company of other youths.
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Dominic Alussi
Harrison Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Gaston Park
Lifers Suspected in Mehling Killing Near Coney Island
Two escaped Western Penitentiary inmates John Maug and Edward Turpack are sought as possible killers of 25 year old Charles Mehling who was shot in his car near Coney Island after objecting to advances toward his female companion Marion O Malley. Police compare car fingerprints with those of the fugitives and trace a voice call to a Brooklyn candy store to a parole director.
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International News Service
New York
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Charles L. Mehling
Coney Island
Mehling
John Maug
Edward J. Turpack
Marion O'Malley
A. Coulter
Brooklyn
Coulter
Maug
Turpack
Continue Hunt For Slayer Of Wealthy Mother
A nationwide search for Balfe MacDonald 17 sought for questioning in his millionaire mother’s slaying turned toward Coldwater Michigan when a billfold bearing his name was found near a school on Crescent Drive. The wallet carried a card with the address 1611 Crescent Drive Flint and was unearthed a block south of US 112, the Detroit to Chicago route.
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International News Service
Coldwater
Mich
Balfe MacDonald
Crescent Drive
Flint
Detroit
Chicago
Hand Crushed in Building Fence Accident
Edward D. Wagner a 66 year old resident of Volant R F D No % was injured when a fence post slipped as a companion drove it into the ground with a maul Wagner caught the post with his right hand to steady himself and was struck by the falling maul He was taken to Jameson Memorial hospital for treatment.
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Edward D. Wagner
Volant
Wagner
Jameson Memorial Hospital
No Assistant To Syling Will Be Named This Year
County Superintendent John C. Syling has permission from the State Department of Education to withhold an assistant for the coming year. The Harrisburg trip aimed to test if the office can run effectively without an assistant. if not, the post may be filled. The office has been vacant since May 8 after Clare B. Book’s resignation, amid growing county workload. A meeting of county school directors will be called to discuss the act and likely occur at Union High School.
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John C. Syling
State Department of Education
Syling
Harrisburg
Clare B. Book
Union High School
Beer Bill Put On Statute Of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's 1983 beverage law known as the beer control bill is enacted effective midnight. The act limits access to beer and wine with specific seating, sales, and on premise consumption rules and imposes fines up to 300 dollars for first offenses and up to 500 dollars or six months imprisonment for later offenses.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Death notices for four residents released
Four individuals are listed in a local death record. James M. Rabbit, aged 56, of 125 Hillcrest Avenue, is confirmed deceased. Joseph Vegan, 76, of West Pittburg, John Williams of South Wales, and infant Mosley of 302 Pearson Street are also noted in the notice.
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James M. Rabbit
Hillcrest Avenue
Joseph Vegan
West Pittburg
John Williams
South Wales
Infant Mosley
Pearson Street
Parachute Daredevil Plans 50000 Foot Stratosphere Flight
Marie McMillin, famed for a 20800 foot parachute world record, prepares at a Dallas training base for a 50000 foot stratosphere flight during a Cleveland 1932 air races era. Friends oppose while her daughter Geraldine asks to accompany. A special plane is being built in Dallas for the feat.
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Marie McMillin
Cleveland
McMillin
Geraldine
Dallas
Texas
President Roosevelt Addresses Annapolis Graduates
President Roosevelt told the 1933 Naval Academy class to consider the welfare of the average citizen and humanity in their efforts as new officers receive diplomas. The ceremony filled Dahlgren Hall with relatives and friends as the midshipmen formed a square in the armory.
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Shenango Township High School
Shenango
Robert Galbreath
Westminster College
Annapolis
United States Navy
Roosevelt
Naval Academy
Mr. Roosevelt
Midshipment
Dahlgren Hall
Admir
Pitts License Holders Urged to Follow Law
County Treasurer William O. Pitts warned all beverage license applicants to comply with state law or face immediate revocation. Of 118 retail applicants, 77 had permits by noon and 24 of 43 wholesale applicants also secured licenses, with continued coverage on page two.
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William O. Pitts
Pitts
Jelke's Going Separate Ways Not Divorced
In Newport Rhode Island on June 1 judge Charles A. Walsh ruled Frazier Jelke and Eugenia Jelke separately headed their own paths after a double barreled divorce bid ended in a legal tie. Both remained legally married with each party accused of extreme cruelty toward the other.
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International News Service
Newport
R. I
F. Frazier Jelke
Wall Street
Eugenia
Jelke
Nini
Birmingham
Ala
Charles A. Walsh
Superior Court
HARTSUFF RETURNS TO NEW CASTLE AS RESIDENT
O. J. Hartsuff prominent steel official and U S Steel honor roll member returns to New Castle to live. His household goods arrive today as he takes up permanent residence here. Previously he was general superintendent at Farrell Works and later Edgar Thomson Works Braddock.
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O. J. H. Hartsuff
United States Steel Corporation
New Castle
Hartsuff
Farrell Works
Edgar Thomson Works
Braddock
Desperate Oklahoma chase for Kansas convicts
In northwestern Oklahoma Hills and Bad Lands authorities pursue eleven escaped Kansas penitentiary convicts eight of whom are killers. Police sheriffs and vigilantes from two states comb the sagebrush hideout rumored as their rendezvous after a spree of kidnapings and a policeman’s murder.
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International News Service
Lansing
Kas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Sage Brush
Geneva Session Adopts Short Recess Amid Arms Plan Talks
The disarmament conference agreed to adjourn for a few weeks and reconvene by July 3 after the first reading of Britain’s arms plan. Norman H. Davis helped avert a crisis as smaller nations resisted a draft agreement, with Arthur Henderson proposing a draft and Davis suggesting a negotiation role for Henderson while steering members finish the draft.
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International News Service
Geneva
Norman H. Davis
Arthur Henderson
Davis
Henderson
Synee
Welcome to Miss June at The Weathered Inn
Arthur Mometer invites Miss June to feel at home and share a smile. He speaks of expectations for good things, acknowledging not every day will be sunny or carefree while greeting her warmly and noting the weather remains forty eight degrees.
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