Tippie Pleads Guilty In Pittsburgh Baby Kidnapping Case
John W. Tippie pleads guilty to turning over a month old baby in a Pittsburgh kidnapping case. Judge Jacob Stacel defers sentencing until Saturday as Mrs. Sesan testifies only co nsistence led to the act. The baby Tonita Sesan faces custody decision between the Sesans and her real parents.
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Clevelani
D. John W. Tippie
Pittsburgh Coup Sr
Herman Sesan
Jacob Stacel
Satuday
Urday
Morris Dhatkes
Temfather
Ohio
Stecel
Tonita Sesan
Modifications to Neutrality Act Spark House Debate
The article reports Democratic concessions aimed at revising the Neutrality Act and repealing the arms embargo, signaling possible passage in the House. Bloom predicts over 75 votes against the measure as critics argue it risks dragging the U.S. into war, while supporters claim changes protect American interests and curb executive power.
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Bloom
New York
Foreign Affairs Committee
Fish
Great Britain
Allen
Pensylvania
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Texas
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Janson
Corbett
Pennsylvania
Europe
Asia
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Indiana
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Vermont
Widening of Road Sought by San Antonio Chamber
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce members will join Alles and Falfurri as representatives by presenting a petition to the state highway commission for widening highway 281 between the cities. BR Thomas, highway department manager, and Ward Kelley, highway committee manager, were at Alice Wednesday with L Edward Stange, Alice chamber chief, to plan a Washington trip to confer with the highway commission on the project.
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San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Alles and
Falfurri
State Highway Commission
BR. Thomas
Atarber of Commerce
Ward Kelley
Mhannager
Highway Committee
Sacs
Alice
L. Edward Stange
Alice Chanswer
Praiece
Ausha Dine 40
Write to Congress Oppose Bloom neutrality bill feared entanglement
The message urges readers to contact senators and representatives to vote against Sol Bloom's neutrality bill. It warns that amending the embargo on munitions and empowering the president to select recipients would make the U S an active participant in foreign wars and drag the nation into a European conflict. The call to action stresses peace and keeping the United States out of foreign entanglements.
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America
Congress
Sol Bloom
Adwriter Promotes Low Cost Dial Light Ad Service
An advertising blurb touts maximum readership at 2.31 with cancellation privileges and urges use of the Dial Light service. It promotes Dial -1201 for Adwriter as the recommended ad writer while highlighting low minimum costs and flexible terms.
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Adwriter
Motorboats Face New Law
Washington reports that the Senate commerce committee advanced a broad revision of the 1910 motorboat law. A $2000 fine and up to one year in jail would apply for reckless operation, with mandatory lights, whistles, bells, life preservers, fire extinguishers, and federal inspections for most boats, while steam tugs and towboats were exempted.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Bailey
North Caroline
Nautral
Fall From Car Kills Woman in San Antonio
Mrs. Camille Ran leben, 5 609 Stonewall Street, died after slipping from a ramped auto in front of her home. She suffered a fractured skull and died at Robert B Green Hospital at 8 05 p m Tuesday. Ottis West returned an unofficial verdict of accidental death.
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Camille Ranleben
Stonewall Street
Ed Auge
West
King's Highway
Robert B. Green Hospital
Aistice
Ottis West
Towa Man Named to Head Osteopaths
A Gordon of Marrhaimpen Iowa was chosen president elect of the American Osteopathic Association by the House of Delegates. He will take office mid 1940, succeeding Earl Frank F B Jones of Macon Ga, who served as president at the closing day of the convention.
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Dune
A .Gordon
Marrhaimpen
Iowa
Tafey
American Osteopathic Associatot
Association
House of Gelupales
Gordin
Ear. Prank FB. Jones
Maccy
County officials approve clerks and budget staffing
The County Dads named clerks for the county offices including Maier and Emil Lequel at monthly salaries. The court approved Taaliig as clerk, Athany Weyands at 100 dollars per month, and a salary plan for a typist, a supervisor, and four clerical aides. Budget work to occur from July to October 31 with several changes in payroll and tax office staff.
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