Swindle Allegations Spark Police Surround Paris Chamber
Jan 9 report says massive police units blocked access to the Chamber of Deputies Place Bourbon amid claims Stavisky, an alleged swindler, shot himself as authorities pursued him. Government opposition papers dispute the police version while Premier Chautemps reshuffles his cabinet after colonial minister Dalimier’s resignation tied to the Bayonne scandal.
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Place Bourbon
Chamber of Deputies
Eie
Pathal
Bocislist
Popudatre
Ay~ Manile
Authoritian
Stavisky
Chamonix
Shiet
Chautemps
Albert Dalimier
Pallba
Bayorme
Lucien Lamoureux
Dalimier
Merchant Marine
Eugenes Frot
Wiliam Bertrand
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine for Cold Relief
An old remedy marketed to fight colds from within. Claims internal treatment opens bowels reduce fever and headache, revive the system, and fortify health. Endorsed as the complete four action cure available in bottles labeled 400 and 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehane
Grove
Advertisement for BU-KETS bladder laxative offer
An advertisement promotes BU-KETS as a bladder laxative claiming relief from nightly urination after four days or a refund. It urges purchase of a 25 to 26 cent box from drugstores, describes buchu leaves and related ingredients, and promises improved sleep.
Patriotic Program Calls Republicans to Defend Republic
A Hearst style patriotic program urges the Republican party to preserve constitutional government and democracy. It warns against socialism and fascism, urges national independence, strong defense, fair taxation, and equal rights, and cites Hearst’s call for conservative governance.
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Italy
Germany
Republican’ Party
United States of America
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Hearst
The
United States
William Randolph Hearst
Novelist Alice French Dies At Davenport At Age 83
Miss Alice French the author known as Octave Thanet died at her Davenport home after a long illness. She would have been 84 in March. In Rochester Minnesota physicians watched Rear Admiral Cary Greyson after kidney tumor surgery to gauge recovery.
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Rochester
Minn
Cary Greyson
Probers Toll Files Burned In Brown Case
Investigators heard that parts of official and personal files of Walter F. Brown former postmaster general under Hoover were burned just before March 1943. Stenographer James Maher testified he burned them on orders from Brown’s secretary Kennett MacPherson. Postal inspectors and the investigative committee disclosed the destruction and noted it could be illegal, though details on which papers were involved remained unclear.
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Washington, D
Renate
Postmageter
Walter F. Brown
Ohio
Marchy
James Maher
Brown
Kennett MacPherson
Ocean and Air Mall
Willand W. Howes
Howes
Suit over oil land title paths to Conroe field
Heirs of the late W F Williams sue for 6.93 million alleging manipulation of Montgomery county land records. Plaintiffs name South Texas Development, Strake OW, and Humble Oil and Refining as defendants in the Conroe area oil land dispute.
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Houston
Montgomery County
W. F. Williams
Gohree
South Texas Development Company
Strake OW Corporation
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Conroe
Bank scandal shadows Bravisky death and probe
Investigators linked Bravisky to an insurance investment scheme tied to a Bayonne pawnshop as the Stavisky affair widens. Bravisky died in a Chamonix hospital amid probe complications over a $40 million investor loss. Police traced the bank founder after a woman linked to Henri Voix and Stavisky’s circle came under scrutiny.
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Ministry of the Interior
Frot
Dalimier
Atavisky
Bayonne
Bravisky
Chamonis
Henri Voix
Stavisky
Bravisky Fu
Lucippe Alberas
Handsante Alax
Army fliers depart for Miami air races led by Col Martin
Army fliers from Handolph field Kelly field and Randolph left Tuesday for Miami Florida to attend the air races. Captains Glenn and Koonts with lieutenants Davies Easton and Fite accompanied the mission, representing their respective bases.
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Miami
F. L. Martin
Handolph Field
Hi. B. Glenn
Kelly Field
L. L. Koonts
Randolph
C. W. Davies
R.L. Easton
J. H. Fite
Fla
Recess Actions Deliberated In House Committees
In recess, several committees discussed nominations and bills. The Banking and Interstate Commerce panels review nominees while District of Columbia liquor control and revenue measures face discussion. The Appropriations and Military Affairs groups move Navy supply and session organizing, with judiciary inquiries into receivership also reviewed. On Monday, Henry Morgenthau Jr. was confirmed as secretary of the treasury amid Roosevelt recovery program debates.
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Conpietéry
Banking Committee
Interstate Commerce Comporites
House
District of Columbia Nquor
Waya and Means
Kemn-Sanders
Beaste
Thenry Morgenthan Jr
Trepeuny
Nanne Gontrel
Dietrint of Columbia
Church Board Elects Officers at Central Christian
The official board of Central Christian church elected new officers led by Rev. John Bruce Dalian as pastor. Named were J. Harding as general board chairman Hal Tucker as vice chairman W. Hardy secretary Mrs Sue R Griffis treasurer Walter L Eyres Bible school superintendent and Walter C Sprinie assistant superintendent The elders board chose Fred A Burns chairman Dr J W Carey vice chairman and E G Van Ness secretary.
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Central Christian Church
John Bruce Dalian
Hal Tucker
W. Hardy
Sue R. Griffis
Walter L. Eyres
Bible School
Walter C. Sprinie
Fred A. Burns
J. W. Carey
E G. van Ness
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Ba Uy
Siras
Congress
Senate
Karotkin’s
Church Board
St. Joseph
St.Joseph
Houston Street
Styles
Karotkin
Sealy
Tarc Xrolkin
Lee
Seecseey
Butch Master Sport
Caupo
Luller
Studebaker
JNU Plareg-Accon
Ean
Bai
Wan Aio Ane
Ki Street
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