Fall must serve full term after bribe conviction
Federal parole board refused to shorten Albert B. Fall's 9 year and one day sentence for taking a $100000 bribe as secretary of the interior. He is imprisoned at Santa Fe New Mexico with a $100000 fine. release would be unjust and harmful to society, the board said.
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Washington
Albert B. Poll
Federal Parole Board
Fall
Ball
New Mexico State
Santa Fe
Pny
Ife
Harding
Edward L. Doheny
Ivar
Pily Ja
Albert Th. Fall
Hay
Leavenworth
Four Eclipses for 19832 Predicted
Four eclipses will mark 1932 according to Dr. Den junin F Yanney of Wooster college. The year will feature two partial solar eclipses on March 22 and September 14 visible in parts of North America, an annular eclipse on March 7 in Australia, and a total solar eclipse on April 21 over the United States. A meteor shower near November 11 to 17 is noted as notable for hobbyists and home observers.
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Wooster
Ohio
Denjunin F. Yanney
Wooster College
North America
Australia
United States
Finance Body Starts Work on Credit Easing Plan
Washington February 3 The Reconstruction Finance Corporation is rapidly perfecting its procedure to ease American credit. A meeting of officers and the board of directors was called to correlate proposals from yesterday's meeting and to finalize the plan. Some money may be loaned before week’s end.
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Washington, D. C
Winnace Corporation
Jenn
Ranney
Suburb Installs 2 A.M Light Curfew For Economy
Wilmette residents will carry flashlights and stay indoors after 2 a.m. starting tonight. Village board voted to turn off street lights at 2 oclock to save money.
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Chicago
Wilmette
Hoover Host to Garner Friends at White House Dinner
In Washington on February 3, President Wilson hosted a large Democratic dinner for Speaker Joseph G. Garner, the first since Champ Clark 13 years ago. About 70 guests included Henry Ford, Walter Chrysler, Melvin A. Traylor, Harvey Couch, Jesse H. Jones, and other industrialists and party leaders. Garner and his wife arrived from their hotel. many prominent figures attended the event amid speculation on Garner as a potential Democratic presidential candidate.
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Wastington
D. C
White House
Wilson
United States
Champ Clark
Traover
Nek” Garver Af Esas
Democratic National Committee
Vance McCormick
Pennsylvania
Treekenridge Long
Cory T. Grayson
Pred B. Shedd
Whiladelphia
W. W. Atterbiry
Garners
Meir Hotel
New York Grand Jury Indicts Sheriff and Ex Sheriff
A New York grand jury indicted Sheriff Thomas M Varley and former Sheriff Charles W Culkin. Varley faces grand larceny charges in the second degree. Culkin faces two charges, one grand larceny in the first degree and one grand larceny in the second degree. The investigation stems from the district attorney's office inquiry into city affairs.
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New Yous
Thomas M. Varley
Foremer
Charles W. Culkin
Farley
Culkin
Ofstadter
Ad Club Bears Talk On Radio At Plaza Hotel
Frank A Arnold, NBC development director, spoke on radio broadcasting at the Advertis ing club luncheon in the Plaza hotel. He said NBC spent about 10 million dollars in 1941 to provide talent and sustain programs reaching some 60 million potential listeners in the United States. He described program making and the aim to please audiences, outlining the growth and story of radio broadcasting.
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Lumcheon
Advertising Club
Plaza Hotel
Wednedat
Frank A. Arnold
National Broadcasting Company of New York
United States
Atnolkd
Tie
Incubator Blast Burns Home in Sunny Slope Area
A Tuesday night fire at G W Golden home in Sunny Slope caused about 3000 in damage to the house and contents. The blaze, believed started by a heater, affected a garage and an automobile at A A Meerscheldt street residence and touched G B Smith home on Mission Street.
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Simrlea Oy
G. W. Golden
Mansfield
Sunny Slope
HP. Pennington
Wyoming Street
Oss
Meerscheldt Steent
G. 8. Smith
Mission Street
Cure for Getting Up Nights Promises Quick Relief
A dubious advert promises relief from nighttime urination and related symptoms using Cyntex, claiming rapid bloodstream effects and full recovery with a 7 cent price at druggists. The text targets men and women, urging immediate purchase with a money back guarantee.
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Leta
Emmy Packape
Judge Ponders Jurisdiction In Suit On Gas Bill
Judge Wilson Neve postponed further action in a case arising from a 1.53 gas bill dispute filed in a justice court and transferred at defendant Community Natural Gas Co. request. The suit seeks 1.04 for overcharges and cites alleged rate doubling without proper authority, with an attachment on company property.
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Forr
Sheppard
City Commission
Pamipa Hit by Flu Epidemic in Texas
Tampa Texas February 3. An influenza epidemic that began this week in Pamipa has already affected 200 school children and an undetermined number of adults. Superintendent Bomb Fisher considered suspending classes to slow spread while city authorities act to control the outbreak.
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Tampa
Texas
Pompa
Fisher
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