Doctor Is Bound Robbed of $3200 in Utica Home Heist
Prominent Utica surgeon Dr Verner P Kennedy was bound and gagged by three masked men during a home invasion at Propered Corners. The robbers ransacked the house and fled with $3200 after forcing Kennedy to the floor and placing a knife to his neck, while one assailant stood watch and another alerted a caretaker. State Police Inspector F. Dougherty led the investigation.
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Verner P. Kennedy
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Nippon minister resigns after scandal rocks cabinet
A Japanese cabinet minister, Izumiyama, resigns after allegations of advances toward a female legislator at a Diet party cause uproar and a mass cabinet shuffle. Shinzo Jo is named interim finance minister as Parliament debates a supplementary budget amid disarray. In Albany, New York, court action pauses certification of 45 congressmen following John Davies’s narrow victory over Hadwen Fuller.
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Hara Yamashita
House of Representatives
Sanroku Izumiyawa
Diet
Tzumiyama
Shinzojo
Commerce and Industry
Finance
Saout Izumiyama
Yamashita
Tokyo
Albany
Ruth M. Miner
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
John
Davi Utica Democrat
Republicep
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Cargo Lifted To Free Ship New York News
Salvage crews unloading cargo of corn from the grounded freighter New York News in the St. Lawrence River near Wau-Win-Ex Island. The 230-foot vessel bound from Chicago to Prescott Ontario carries 425000 bushels of corn for Cardinal Ontario starch factory. Twenty three men under Capt J Brown of Montreal remain aboard.
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New York News
Chicago
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Pike Salvage Company
Kingston
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Coast Guard
Sacker Harbor
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Montreal
Iceland Settlement Mystery Ties Ireland to Norse Founders
Iceland, first reached by Scandinavians about 850 A.D., was long inhabited by a small colony of Irish Culdees. The note highlights Irish monks in early Icelandic history.
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Italy and Russia sign reparations and trade pacts
Italy and the Soviet Union sign a series of reparations and trade agreements in Moscow. The accord envisions Italy sending industrial goods worth about 100 million and Russia providing wheat and other products, with payments over three years and a prior preliminary pact dated November 6 1930.
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