Insull Appeal Rejected by Athens Council
In Athens on January 24 the supreme municipal council rejected Insull's appeal, ordering him to seek another refuge by month’s end and to pay the costs of the proceedings. The decision, framed as an administrative act, suggests Greece’s foreign relations were a factor. Insull had sought to avoid extradition to the United States after courts charged him with larceny and related offenses. he had previously benefited from Greek court rulings. The minister of interior’s ruling, now final, makes his expulsion after his permit expires likely, per statements from the Pollet Director.
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Athens
Bupremo Sialt Council
Gamud Ineull
Ccupvil
Chicago
Tasull
Interior
United States
Courterar
Minister of the Interior
Couniel
Greece
Tllipoli
Ballee
Italy
Pollet
Vavouris
Ovine
Inba
Turkey Refuses Passport for Exiled Samuel Insull
Turkish diplomats warned that Samuel Insull’s passport would not be issued if he seeks entry to Turkey after leaving Greece. The stance aims to avoid issues with the United States over a pending extradition treaty yet to be ratified.
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Turkey
Istanbul
Samuel Insull
Greece
United States
New Dry Body to Wage Texas Drive
A new organization formed in Fort Worth to wage a militant dry campaign in Texas Democratic primaries. It will operate with the Anti-Saloon League and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union to press for dry nominees amid a heated political landscape.
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Texas
Fort Worth
German Priests Face Eight Month Jail Terms
Munich prosecutor seeks eight month terms for three Catholic priests accused of spreading antisocialist sentiment about conditions in Germany. Socialist raids reported. Vienna government resumes raids on socialist arsenals, confiscating three machine guns, 60 rifles, 200 hand grenades, and 30,000 rounds of ammunition.
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Munich
Germany
Vienna
City Faces Jury Fraud Claims In Ongoing Hearing
The hearing on alleged jury misconduct features affidavits accusing Crecellus of biased deliberations and Crecelus’s possible guilt. City and attorney teams clash over juror conduct, watchman hire, and contradictions in verdicts. The case, involving about 300 points of issue, may extend through Saturday as lawyers question jurors.
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Baturday
Mints Opened to Russian Gold by U S Government
Washington January 24 1932 van Mongenthau opened federal mints to Soviet Russian gold marking one of three key trade orders. The measure bans Russian lumber and pulpwood imports and Russian matches due to alleged dumping.
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Washington, D.C
Mongenthau
Russia
Graduate of Kelly Air Crash Victim Donnin Laid to Rest
Lieut. John Patrick Donnin age 21 of San Francisco died Tuesday in a night combat plane crash near Riverside while attached to the Ninety-fifth Pursuit Squadron at March Field He had graduated from Kelly Field on June 2 1922 and from the University of California He reportedly entered Randolph Field July 2 1992 and his plane suffered motor trouble before diving.
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John Patrick Donnin
San Ferenalsco
Riverside
Randolph Field
Kelly Field
Ninely-fifth
March Field
Donlin
University of California
Treasury and Post Office Budget Cuts Reported
The House appropriations committee recommended 829.9 million for Treasury and Post Office operations for the next fiscal year, a 403.6 million reduction from current allotments, plus a 185.4 million rise in annual debt service as debt grows to 23.444 billion. The panel eyed mail contracts scrutiny and kept revenue and spending mostly steady with notable cuts to domestic air mail and other programs.
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Washington, D. C
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Post Office
Tne
House
Wessary
Fiscat
Post Office Department
Oliver Permaner
Congress
Arnold
Milnois
Aed
Senate
ASK
Customs Service
Terhal Revenue Service
Bureau of Public Health
Public Works
Ocean Mall
Plan MENGE Coffee Shop at Menger Hotel Grounds
Charles Seebbach plans a major upgrade at the Menger hotel facing Alamo plaza by converting the ladies lounge into a 1 year lease coffee shop. Work begins immediately, with a new kitchen near dining quarters and a hoped clearance for summer patio dancing. Seebach hints at possible reopening of the Menger beer hall as a future feature. Vern Holland, secretary to the postmaster, has entered a Temple sanitarium for treatment after months of fines.
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Alamo Plaza
Charles
Hi. Seebbach
Menger Hotel
Heelbach
Menger
Seelbach
Lowsville
San Antonio
Claridge Hotel
Memphis
Battle House
Mobile
Ala
Cuba Regains Recognition Amid Global Acknowledgment
Cuba rejoined recognized governments today under new leader Carlos Mendieta as the United States granted recognition yesterday. Mexico Colombia Uruguay Dominican Republic Great Britain France and more joined in extending formal acknowledgment. Grant Wilson, British minister to Cuba, conveyed recognition for the UK Canada Australia New Zealand and South Africa.
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Bavama
Cuba
Carlos Mendieta
United States
Mendieta
Mexico
Colombia
Uraguary
Ohio
Dominican Republic
China
Inly
Bolivia
Costa Rica
Per
Great Britain
France
Gpria
Grant Wilson
Guba
Culban
United Kingdom
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
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William K. Dick
John Jacob Astor
Palm Beach
Pugil
Istic
GITY
Cloye
Anderson
McKenze
JJ. Stoylk
D. Dodson
Watctc
Gordon Boone
Bugh Sutherland
Creceilus
Crecellus
Kos Bross
Bourjois
Paris
Cele
Frost's
Speedy
Union Pacific
U. 8
Kelly Air
Treasury and Post Office Bet Lut
Charles H. Seslbach
Loulaville, Ky
Menger Toles
Plan Menge Coffee Shop
Vern Holland
P. G. Lucas
Frost Bro
Frost's Steen Bloor
Chanel
Frost
Flone
Frost Bros
the Wholesale
W. C. Frost
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