Senate weighs World Court pact as reservations loom
Washington January 27 1964 Senate moves toward deciding if the United States will join the World Court in The reservations fast tracked would deny binding legal ties to the League of Nations and require equal judging with other members. Nine senators oppose amid detailed policy declarations and possible withdrawal terms.
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Washington
United States
World Court
Ganesan
Blease
South Carolina
Reed
Missouri
Shipstox
Minnesota
Farmer Labor
Harding-Hughes-Coolidge
League of Nations
Ex Air Chief Mitchell resigns from U S Army post
Colonel William Mitchell, under a five year suspension for criticizing aviation policy, resigns effective February 1. The White House will decide if the resignation is accepted “For the good of the service” or not, with possible lectures on air power continuing.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Army
United States Army
Coolidge
Courh
Mitchell
Ifis Partiaans
War Department
Long
Air Service
See Antonia
Shenandoah
War and Navy Departments
Son of Famed Army General Faces Arrest
Osborn Wood son of Major General Leonard Wood faced charges of passing worthless checks in Palm Beach County. Police and Palm Beach Detective Agency alleged checks were written to hotels and other parties. Wood claimed innocence and said he would go to Palm Beach to clear matters or depart Havana if accommodations were found.
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West Palm Each
Fis
A. B
Osborn Co. Wood
Leohand Wood
Philippine Islands
Palm Beach County
Miami
Florida
Palm Beach National Detective Agency
Wood
Havana
Cuba
Sherif
Bob Baker
Charles Reed
Palm Beach
Reed
Baker
Key West
Tampa
New York
Wilmington
Del
Osborne Wood
Leonard Wood
Biltmore
Death inquiry in Alabama over prison beating and scalding
An investigation into the August death of James Knox at Flat Top Prison in Alabama proceeds with tests to determine if he died from polon cell treatment or severe beating. Prosecutors and guards tied to the case face charges as evidence is examined in Greenbville and related locations.
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Tirminghan
Ata
James Knox
Alabama
Consrat
Flat Top
Prion
Uedey
Chenst- Laboratory
Knox
Masate Hutid
Actress Louise Sues Thomas H Ince Firm Over Contract Breach
Film star Louise sues Louis Glaum and the estate of Thomas H Ince for five thousand dollars alleging repeated breaches of contract. The action centers on film industry dealings and prior negotiations.
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Louiie Glaum
Thomas H. Ince
Fruitland Man Fred Fined for Assault on Wife
Shanky Townsend of Fruitland was fined $1.00 plus costs in Municipal Court for simple assault on his wife Eva. The case stemmed from family quarrels fueled by jealousy and was described in testimony as a continuing domestic dispute.
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Shanky Townsend
Fruitland
Eva
Dacree Lauder T. Hearne
Hunger Forges Moscow Pariah Urchins Amid Cold Roams
Report from Moscow on January 27 describes vast flocks of hungry vagrant children roving large cities. Militia battles raids as youths steal bread, fuel, and clothing with organized routines, while Madame Kalinin tours a group’s home and calls for public aid to address an unsolved crisis.
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Moscow
Khravay
Madame Kalinin
Central Executive Committee
Mme Kalinin
Dr John T Yourtee longtime Hoshstown physician dies
Hacerstown Michigan January 23 Dr John T Yourtee age about a eldest physician in the Browns ville area died at his home after a short illness He was born in the Brownsville house and practiced for sixty one years An Episcopal member he leaves two sons Ernest L Yourtee of Brownsville and Justice Laon K R Yourtee of the Juvenile Court of Haganstown and a daughter Elizabeth Pauline Yourtee at home
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Hacerstown
John T. Yourtee
Yourtee
Brownsville
University of Maryland
St. Yourtee
Ernest L. Yourtee
Amt
Laon KR. Yourtes
Juvenile Court of
Hagenstown
Elizabeth Pauline Yourtee
What Puff For
Tampa police detained Washington Abraham Fuller who was found with a powder puff a vanity case five knives a flair of head knicks two rings two pins a hatpin a pair of dice pistol cartridges and a razor at the station suggesting a suspicious bundle of items with no clear lawful purpose
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Tampa
Fla
Washington Abraham Fuller
Beero
Former state official on trial for forgery and fraud
News from Mahtimere Newcomerstown and Washington report a former state police officer testifying in Howard Kaelman’s criminal trial while a budget clerk stands accused of forgery. Separate items note a mail carrier confessing to a homicide and crop conditions in Maryland.
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Mahtimere
Werry Swan
Howard R. Kaelman
Mate Commi
Motor Ehich
Washington
Maryland
Harneburg Board Grants Pardon Reprieve for Young Inmate
In Harneburg on January 27 the State Board of Pardons reversed a death sentence for William Cavalier, 15, saving his life but raising questions about his mental state. The prisoner, once to be executed after spending years with his grandmother, faced potential insanity asylum concerns. Petitions from thousands in Pennsylvania and New York spurred authorities to act.
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Harneburg
William Cavalier
Pepon
Stat Board of Pardons
Ueschuylhill
Fee
Parake
Teery
Ako
Penssylvania
New York
Philip Ruowetaber
Harisburg
Deva O Trun
Sousa Decries Prohibition’s Effect on Music and Dance
Seattle report cites John Philip Sousa on tour condemning the dry law, predicting early demise of the burlesque in music and calling the Charleston a temporary aberration. He attacks modern composers for color without melody and blasts prohibition as the root cause.
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Seattle
Prohibition Breay
John Philip Sousa
Sousa
Sonsa
Plans to End the Anthracite Strike Reported
Five individuals and groups have offered plans to end the anthracite strike. James A. Gorman, secretary of the Joint Conference of Miners and Operators, said proposals from across the country were received. Most come from technically knowledgeable people but few have practical value. Some plans are overly complex and unworkable. One suggestion follows the golden rule. Proposals arrived by wire and through special messengers. A Scranton publisher’s plan was noted when regulations resumed after party talks in New York.
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Philadelphia
ALPL
James A. Gorman
Joint Conference of Miners and Operrators
Secon
Whven
Scranton
New York
Arlier
Five die in two Cotham street fires
A series of fires in Cotham claimed five lives including a mother and her three children. Rescue efforts were hampered by intense flames and a fatal wound to another victim. Police and fire crews investigated the cause as families awaited word on relatives.
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Ata
Irenan
Uef
Motive Behind Anna Mayterrich Slaying Questioned by Police
Philadelphia authorities reject the extortion tale in the confession of chiropractor David L. Marshall as the motive for the strangling and dismemberment of Anna Mayterrich. Relatives doubt blackmail claims. Marshall facing a hearing with detectives noting his financial troubles. Mayterrich was said to carry cash and jewelry worth over 400 dollars. she wore two diamond rings.
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Philadelphia
AL Py
Anna Mayterrich
David L. Marshall
Nmse
Marshall
Xiain Werse
Anna May
Alexander Schull
Mise Unetrich
Misa Dietrich
Schubl
Misa Devtrich
Sumen
Digrace
Young Bat Boy Seeks Regular in Washington Ameri Cams
Washington seeps into spring as a young bat boy aims for a regular spot with the champion American team. The hopeful trains with Dark Grifah and Verbis to push toward a full fledged role, following the path of Freigau and potential St Louis connection.
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Washington
A. P.j
Pis
Ate
Freigau
St Lows
New BP
Chicago
Cate
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