Dewey appoints two to Unemployment Council in Albany
Governor Dewey named George J. Mintzer of New York City and Harold Hanover of Albany to the State Advisory Council on Unemployment Insurance. Marion B. Folsom of Rochester was reappointed to the council. Terms run until May 24, 1933. King Zahir Khan to visit U.S. for medical consultation after doctors advise treatment. Alan Gowman of Chappaqua wins 375 prize for top literature average at Union College. Frank M. Totton of Larchmont reelected grand master of New York Grand Lodge Masons.
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Dewey
Unemployment Council
Albany Cup
George J. Mintzer
New York City
Harold’ . Hanover
Albany
Unemployment Insurance State Advisory Council
Farion B. Folsom
Rochester
Colonei
Grand Mason Lodge
New York
Frank M. Totton
Larchmont
Grand Lodge of Masons
New ‘York State
Richard A. Rowlands
Schenectady
Ward B. Arbury
Buffalo
Clarence E. Armtrong
Canton
George BR. Irving
Shoelace Saves Baby From Elevator Shaft Rescue
In St Louis a 19 month old named Tommy O’Hare fell down a 40 foot elevator shaft but was saved when his shoelace snagged on a nail two feet from the top. His 10 year old brother pulled him to safety.
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Shoelace
Baby Boy
ST. Louis
Tommy O'Hare
Tommy
Army nurse dies in Tokyo hospital fire
In Tokyo today an Army nurse died and another was seriously burned when a fire swept the nurses quarters at the 49th General Hospital annex. Names withheld pending kin notification. An investigation began to determine the fire’s cause, confined to the third floor.
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Tokyo
49Th General Hospital
Deaths: Lord Fraser and other notable figures
Sir Malcolm Fraser 71 lord lieutenant of Surrey and former editor of the London Evening Standard and Birmingham Gazette died in Dorset England. Montague R. Ward 59 vice president and GM of Welding Shipyards Inc died in Norfolk Virginia. Frederics Brinsmade van Kreelch Jr 77 longtime attorney in White Plains and head of the city civil service commission dies in Phoenix Arizona. Harry H. Odell 63 father of Howie Odell and longtime UW coach dies in Sioux City Iowa.
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Malcolm Fraser
Lord Lieuutenant
Surry
Forbes
The
London Evening Standard
Birmingham Gazette
Evening Dispatch
Dorset
England
Montague R. Ward
Welding Shipyards, “Inc
Norfolk
Frederics Brinsmade van Krleech, JR
White Plains
Civil Service Commission
iPhoenix
Ariz
Harry H. Odell
Tos
Howard
Howie
Odell
University of Washington
Robert Odell
University of Wisconsin
Sioux City
Iowa
Labor Bills Go Back for New Start in Congress
Congressional battles over Taft Hartley continue with the House sending the Wood bill back to Labor to study, keeping the law in place for now. Senate leaders prepare for a future debate as GOP senators press a reform bill claiming to retain the best T H features.
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Washington
Congress
Labor Committee
House
Senate
G.O.P
Faic Smith
N.J
Donnell
Senate Labor Committee
Taft
Taft Hartley Law Repeal Moves Spark Administration Bill
The Taft Hartley framework faces repeal under a revised Act and five major amendments to the Administration Bill. Officials seek to redefine labor relations and restrict or reshape existing protections.
U K Official Criticizes U S Tariffs Hinder European Trade
A Board of Trade official complains that U S tariffs impede Europe’s recovery. A G Bottomley, overseas trade secretary, says the United States provides aid yet keeps heavy duties on some goods, blocking payments and supplies.
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London
Government Board of Trade
U.S
America
Europe
A. G. Bottomley
Overseas Trade
USA
Pastor Gets Mental Test at Rochester State Hospital
The suburban Buffalo minister Herensi Herenyi faced sanity tests at Rochester State Hospital after a judge's order. The test aims to decide if he is insane and incapable of understanding charges or presenting a defense. If found insane, a recommendation for commitment to an institution will be made.
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Rochester
George P. Hetenvn
Chtesslaver
Rochester State Hospital
Buffalo
Daniel 3. O'Mara
Herensi
Herenyi
Isn
Episcopal Supply
Fire Destroys Two Homes Forcing 22 Homeless Near Gloverbsville
A blaze on the city outskirts destroyed two dwellings and damaged two barns and a garage leaving 92 people in six families homeless. Paton Selaver, 24, a neighbor, was bitten on the jaw while trying to rescue a dog. the fire reportedly started from a stove used to warm chicks. Some chicks were saved from the garage.
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Gloverbsville
Paton Selaver
Martinsburg Train Robbery Plea Sentences Given
Lx iman Pamshell age 23 and George I Ashton age 21 began 20 year prison terms after pleading guilty to a $2,500 train robbery near Martinsburg on March 9. The defendants faced sentencing in Fairmont W V.
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Fairmont
W. Va
ULP
Lximan
Pamshell
George I Ashton
Todex
Martinsburg
Foreign groups urge policy on China aid limits
In New York, spokesmen from the Foreign Missions Conference of North America urge the State Department to neon intervene toward China. Protestant representatives, claiming 29 million adherents, oppose further military aid to China.
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New York
State Department
China
Ching
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Hing
Mohammed Zahir Khan
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Union College
Alan Gowman
Chappaqua
Westchester County
Phi Beta Kappa
Rutgers
New Brunswick
N. J
Cpr
Wiliam (Bucky) Hatchett
Rutgers University
Milwaukee CP
Milton Babich
Patricia Birmingham
Harvey L. Neelen
Garris
Atlanta
John Garris
East Westmoreland
N.H
Rae
Hiram Woodward
Chattanooga
Tenn
Olive Street Baptist Church
Hobart Linkous
Ku Klux Klan
J. C.wiliamson
Ocoee Baptist Association
Manchester
Eng
AIR Nationalization
Buenos Aires
Council of Ministers
Far East
Shangbal
Paris
Michele Morgan
William Marshall
Miss Morgan
Shinone Roussel
Shéx
Rock Gardens
Mom
Jonquils
Tris
Wm. P. Lynch
South Warren Street
Cor, East Fayet
Britain
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Steamec
New England
Maine Development Commission
East Miachias Canning Company
O'Mara
Chena Aid
Manhattan
S. Salina St
Wells & Coverly’s
Syracuse
Gabardine
Clipper Craft Tailoring
Wiells & Cover Iy; Inc
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