New York Mob Killings Leave City In Turmoil After Bronx Party
Violence erupts as Vincent Coll faction members storm a Bronx dining room in a botched hit. Nine adults and four children were present when attackers opened fire with automatics, killing several including a woman, and wounding others before fleeing in a waiting car. The massacre signals ongoing mob conflict and a dramatic escalation in underworld feuds.
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York
Vincent Coll
Cath
Bronx
Santher
Louis
Dolch” Schultz Pang
Coll
Ieres
Ie House
Bese
Reed Tariff Plan Approved by Senate Finance Panel
The Senate Finance Committee approved a revised Reed tariff plan to study temporary relief needs amid depreciated foreign currencies. The resolution, urged by Senator Wardson of Mississippi, directs a commission to assess foreign currency impacts on American imports and report by February 1, 1932.
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Reed
Washington, D.C
Senate Finance Committee
Sénate
Stantor Wardson
Mississipni
AYW YWCA Campaign Meeting Endorses 40,000 Budget Aim
A luncheon at the All Continent YWCA building featured representatives led by Sirs J V Depew and Mra BU Kifer as they unveiled the 1982 YWCA fundraising plan. William M. McIntosh chaired, with unanimous support for a $40,000 minimum budget and continued YWCA operation. Attendees included Carlton Adams, J Bennett, H Triant, and others.
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Garth
Sirs
J. V. Depew
Mra
BU. Kifer
Lhe
Get Campaign
Moadames 3
Merhort Kakernot
George Houston
Fred Tiernaday
Afiss Grace Channon
XW. OG
AL Aller
Ale Y. C. A
William M. McIntosh
Frank Winericb
Ynanimovehy
Corthee
Zere
Carlton Adams
Jeli Bennett
J. ®. Beretta
Henry Triant
Wallace Carnahan
Gilbert Deeman
de. E. ¥. DePer
TI. Riker
Porter Tring
M. McIntosh
Tevi Arthur McKinstrs
Prederick Oyneabrimer
Frank Orr
Albert Sires
Hours Stribling
Frang Winperirb
TTC
Thomas
Congress Debates Federal Relief and Commerce Bills
The report outlines Congress actions including direct federal relief discussions by labor and other committees, a plan to regulate interstate trucking, and currency impact studies on trade. It notes 325,090,000 approved for federal land and capital, and House passage of 24 miscellaneous bills.
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Anterstate
Commierce
Finance
Agriculture
Woust
RIK Weans
Labor
Commerce
Senna
Senator State
Maine
Secretary of Agriculture
White House
Free Tevonstrocilon Corporation
HOUSE
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
American Federation of Labor
Naval Commmittee
Naval Academy
Eeletions
Norris Inmedick
WorldArns Parley Opens Armament Conference in Geneva
The world arms conference opened in Geneva with Arthur Henderson presiding. Delegates from about thirty nations attended after a one hour delay due to League of Nations talks. Henderson outlined three goals: substantial arms reductions, prohibition of armaments outside the agreement, and future conferences at regular intervals.
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Geneva
League of Nationa Council
Far East
Arthur Henderson
Insurance Murder Charged to Negro
District Attorney Bill Parker said the case involves Tobe Jones a Black man charged with killing Arie Powell. Powell was beaten to death on the Rock Island tracks last Geober 17 after taking out three life insurance policies totaling 600 dollars.
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Was
Joey
Tobe Jones
Thieves Smash Store Window and Steal Goods
A large plate glass window was broken at A and B P grocery store at 1700 Blanco Road. Cigarettes and valuables including purses, cash, clothing, jewelry, and a rifle were stolen from multiple residents and shops. Suspects named. two men arrested. Routine thefts under police investigation.
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Phiever
Plato
Blanco Rodd
Suesday
Otta Kramm
J. A. Kent
West Woodlawn Avenue
J. B. Leonard
A.C. Perrow
Ruth Stein
East Ashby Place
Josephine MeQwo
Medical and Surgical Hospital
J.F. Davenport
Monterey Street
Myre
Helen Hooper
Navagdachea
W. Thiggs
Evergreen Street
Deputy Shot in Mill Strike Row
Deputy Gawnsend was slightly wounded when a shot fired through a window hit him during a Bladenboro cotton mill strike over a 10 percent wage cut. Police questioned striking workers as unrest followed the incident in Bladen County.
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Bury
X. Cy
Gawnsend
Bladenbere Cotton Milla
Ecuador Revolt Crushed in Tulcán Recaptured by Troops
Glayquil February 2 1947 The government announced a revolutionary movement near the Tulcén area beyond the Colombian border has been suppressed and Tulcán recaptured by loyal troops.
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Ecuador
Glayaquil
Fouader
Tulcen
Afar
Tulan
Joral Tropa
Obituary for Mrs Odw Slitler Tees of Kerrville
Mrs Odw Slitler Tees widow of James Tees, Kerrville resident, died Monday night and was buried Wednesday in Kerrville. She was survived by her son Herman Stigler of Comfort, her five sons, sisters, brothers, and her mother Mae.
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Selrim KE
Odw Slitler Tees
Tees
Kerrville
City News Dance Night At Danceland Turnlay
The January year dance at Danceland Turnlay features Black Diamond's orchestra with Fartis for al Lally performing at Toudouze Community Center. Old time masquerade style event advertised with 25c admission. Music by Pelte and Cowboy Fiddlers. Ads note opportunities for ad writing and paid notices.
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Black Diaemond
Fartis
Lally
Toudouze Community Center
Novel Telephone Greeting Trial Sparks Humor
A Chicago article describes a future telephone switchboard greeting that swaps the standard hello for a witty line about prosperity. The piece imagines operators delivering cheerful, mechanical salutations as part of an emerging novelty in phone service.
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Cmicago
M. Ye Hammer
Dyess
Slammer
Als
Tarrant Polls to Set New Record
Election officials projected a record turnout in Tarrant County with about 47 000 qualified voters, surpassing the 43 000 who voted in the last presidential election. The estimate suggests a strong election day turnout.
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Huailé
Carrant
Tenet Sear
Stock Show Corrals Full Stock Show Corrals Full
About 800 head of rodeo livestock, including 100 outlaw broncos and 60 steer riders, are in the exposition corrals for the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Attack show. Additional bulldogging steers and calves are prepared for contests and were bought by the exposition after surveys of ranches.
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Exposition
Con Fetel
Otier Big Radeon
Vanitry
Oxford Graduate Now a Bootblack Demonstrates Dignity
An Oxford Balliol College graduate from Patna, Feo and Amal Rosweml, works as a bootblack to illustrate the dignity of labor for Therian unemployed. The unusual career highlights a fusion of education and street work in a local context.
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Patna
Initia
Feo
Balliol’ College
Oxford University
Jabor
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