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Newspaper

Reno Evening Gazette

Location

Reno, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1936

Page

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Townsend Indicted for Flouting Federal House Investigation

Federal grand jury charges Townsend old age pension co founder and two aides with knowingly absenting himself from a house committee investigation and refusing to testify. Wunder and Kiefer named for ignoring subpoenas. Townsends associates face possible fines and imprisonment if convicted.

WASHINGTON Francis E Townsend Townsend old-age pension movement congressional Clinton Wunder New York John B. Kiefer Chicago Townsend California Harry L Underwood United States Thomas W. Hardwick Georgia Underwood Wunder Klefer aapanel house Representative Bell D.-Mo Kiefer Leslie C. Garnett District of Columbia audi & course federal treasury Bell government Huey Long Share Charles E Coaghlins National Union for Social Justice Union party Representative Lemze R -Ind

Peace Parley Underway in Buenos Aires

Twenty one Western Hemisphere nations opened their peace parley in Anchorena palace Buenos Aires with Car los Saavedra Lamas presiding. The steering committee will guide deliberations toward inter American pacts to preserve peace and deter outside aggression.

BUENOS AIRES Anchorena palace Carlos Saavedra Lamas inter-America

Human mole ends long confinement in prison walls

Fort Madison Iowa December 3. P.H. Evans a forty six year old prisoner known as the human mole emerged from a two foot high underground hideout beneath a prison building after more than a month of concealment since October 25. He said he survived with bread cheese a loaf of bread and water bought at the canteen with help from tuberculosis patients. Guards pulled him out after a tip from another inmate.

FORT MADISON M. Evans state penitentiary Evans Turin Iowa

Manhunt Ends as Robbers Surrender After Fatal Tavern Hold Up

In San Francisco a beer tavern holdup ended with the death of watchman Daniel P. OConnell and the surrender of Frank Crone and William Daly. Daly shot himself after a chase. Ernest Aa surrendered later. Crone and Daly, paroled from Preston industrial school, were linked to about a dozen robberies. Captain Charles Dullea noted O'Connell’s death and led to Crone and Pla's capture, with Pla later surrendering.

SAN FRANCISCO jctim Fred Zunker Merced Frank L Crone William Daly Ernest Aa Alexander Mooslin Zunker Crone Daly Preston industrial school James Turner Daly ran Turner first Baptist church Pla Charles Dullea Pia Daniel P. O'Connell H. Z. Nickle Oakland Nickle

Bachelor Farmers Found Slain in Minnesota Farm

Neighbors discovered two bachelor farmers dead on a 170 acre Harmony Minnesota farm. Sheriff Knute Inglebret said they may have been slain and opened an investigation. Steven Olson was found in the farmhouse and Knute Olson near a haystack in the yard.

HARMONY Minn Knute Inglebret Steven Olson Knute

New Era Seen by Roosevelt in American Relations

President Roosevelt at Montevideo Pan American conference declares a new era of friendship among the Americas. He cites Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires as signs of hope and stresses better North South travel and communication. He calls for continued cooperation, learning from each other, and progress through democratic processes.

MONTEVIDEO Uruguay Roosevelt Gabriel Terra Senora Terra United States executive Rio De Janeiro Buenos Aires Indianapolis Tetra United States Terra himeheon South America Hoe

Central Valleys Bids to Be Asked Soon

Acting reclamation commissioner John C Page said bids for the first unit of the Central Valleys project in California, valued at 170 million dollars, would likely be sought within a month. He noted the four mile Contra Costa conduit section would be advertised once the labor department settles regional prevailing wages.

WASHINGTON Det John C Page reclamation central valleys California Page reclamation bureau Contra Costa San Joaquin river labor department

Tattoo Artist Helps Youth Become Recruit in U.S. Navy

Shelton Washington on December 3 reports Charles Hanson 20 sought enlistment in the Marines when a tattoo of a nude woman was found on his arm. A recruiting officer ordered the image covered with a gown and Hanson then enlisted, aided by the tattoo artist.

U.S. Navy SHELTON Wash Charles Hanson

Madrid Under Fire as Fascist Bombing Intensifies

Fascist aviators renewed attacks on Madrid with bombs, artillery, and grenades striking the university area and Retiro park near government batteries. Despite the heavy fire, damage appeared slight as authorities reorganize defense under General Miaja, with a planned supreme command to coordinate Madrid operations amid wider fronts from Pozoblanco to Asturias. Meanwhile strikes spread to auto industry suppliers in Akron and Detroit, grounding plants and prompting sit-down protests, wage talks, and union actions across multiple states.

MADRID Rosales Retiro Guadarrama Cordoba Motoro Pozoblanco Villaharta Asturias Jose Miaja Miaja Madrid commissariat Antonia Mije Enrique Garcia Guadariama Pozuelo de Abacora Aravaca Guadalajara

Violence marks strike in Utan

Salt Lake City Dec 3 A mine crew in Birmingham returned to work ending a seven week Utah metal mines strike. Deputy Jack Householder said fights occurred as workers moved through a picket line but no one required hospital care. Terms of resumption were not released.

SALT LAKE CITY Bingham Utah Jack Householder

Champion steer sells for 3060 at international exhibit

The grand champion steer weighing 1020 pounds, bought for three dollars a pound, was purchased by Charles D. Walgreen of Hazelwood farm in Dixon Illinois. The sale added 3060 to the Oklahoma A and M College’s funds from the animals exhibited.

CHICAGO Hazelwood Charles D. Walgreen Dixon Ill Oklahoma A. and M. College

Boeing YB-17 Bombing Plane Makes Maiden Flight

Army officers and mechanics inspected the Boeing YB-17 bomber at Boeing Field after its maiden flight. The first of thirteen bombers built by Boeing Aircraft Corporation, the craft reached 4,000 feet, then landed smoothly for further adjustments and tests.

SEATTLE Boeing Aircraft Corporation Boeing Field

King Edward Defiant in Fight Over Wallis Simpson Crisis

Britain faces a constitutional crisis as King Edward refuses abdication amid the Wallis Simpson affair. Prime Minister Baldwin drafts an emergency bill to seat the Duke of York as sovereign if Edward quits, while Edward seeks counsel with Queen Mary and returns to London from Fort Belvedere.

LONDON Edward England Wallis Simpson Mary Stanley Baldwin Fort Belvedere Marl borough House duke of York Baldwin York Buckingham Palace Bessie D .B. Merryman Washington, D. C house of commons Josiah Clement Wedgwood Edwards houses of lords commons Balaw BILALERY

Huskies Pick Rose Bowl Bid. Decision Awaited

Rose Bowl selection talks reached a decision point as Washington officials said a formal invitation was extended to a team to play the Huskies in Pasadena. No team named yet and secrecy from eastern and southern schools continued. Navy, Dartmouth and Pennsylvania were also reported among the considered opponents.

PASADENA Cal University of Washington Huskies Roy Rosenthal Ray Eckmann Lowsiana State Alabama Pittsburgh Ecxmann Louisiana State Navy Dartmouth Pennsylvania

Irrigation Quiz May Be Sought

Washington December 3 The possiblity of requesting funds from Congress to study Western irrigation needs emerged after John Page acting reclamation commissioner urged a complete inventory of feasible litigation projects He did not reveal whether a money request was planned but said the bureau should work now to classify options for intelligent future development amid drought experience

WASHINGTON John €. Page Page reclamation bureau

Pacific Mutual Plan Approved in Court Decision

Superior Judge Henry M Willis sanctioned the Carpenter plan for reorganization of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance, a $220.6 million company operating in 42 states. The ruling upheld the state insurance code for the commissioner’s authority, found the plan fair and equitable, and rejected the Gianmini plan as an offer to purchase lacking court validation. The Carpenter plan preserves most policyholder protections, with staged reductions on disability polices and restoration paths to full benefits.

LOS ANGELES Henry M Willis Samuel Carpenters Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company Wills Carpenter plan usk fair and equitable Carpenter Gianmini Willis

Arkansas Governor Struck by Car in Downtown Incident

Gov. J. M. Futrell was struck by an automobile in downtown Little Rock and suffered a fractured left knee and painful bruises. Family officials disclosed the injury and said he was treated locally. The incident occurred late yesterday, with medical updates expected.

LITTLE ROCK Ark J. M. Futrell

Husband jailed over pie demand in Geneva

William Logan twenty eight of Geneva pleaded guilty to assault and battery after beating his wife when no apple pie was on the jail menu. He faces sixty days in jail.

JEFFERSON William Logan Geneva Logan Justice of the Peace C. D

Judge Undoes Reno Divorce Ruling in Cal court

California Superior Judge W D Held denied the Reno divorce for Mrs Natalie Bell from Frank Bell of Fort Bragg ruling she was not a Nevada resident. The decree dated October 22 1935 followed her marriage to Ralph Johnson in Oxlah on October 28 1935. Frank Bell sought guardianship of his 15 year old daughter arguing the mother is unfit.

UKIAH Cal Reno Natalie Bell Frank Bell Fort Bragg

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