Move 10 Make Kin Pay Keep of Convict
Albany February 1 Legislation to let the state department of corrections seek reimbursement from families of convicts for inmate maintenance was announced today by Assemblyman Abbett Lew Moffat Republican chairman of the joint resistance wate committees. The Me mor and budget plan would require the commissioner to act at his discretion in proper cases. Last year the department collected over 2950.00 in reimbursements under a 5101,069 appropriation. The measure would carry a 5000 appropriation and implement committee recommendations. A director of the budget would survey special services to determine self-supporting potential and reimbursement to the state for maintenance of inmates in institutions under social welfare. The bill also seeks elimination of the mechanical ventilation requirement in public school facilities and suspends further operation of the sewer authority pending ratification of the St Lawrence treaty with Canada. Localities would be required to submit claims and vouchers for reimbursement within six months of expenditure by staff.
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Girl in Iron Lung Reported Improved
Ailing 11 year old girl in an iron lung showed considerable improvement after doctors removed a tube and stabilized her condition. The update came from Dr Louis Sokol who said the patient would not deteriorate unless her situation worsened, as specialists transported her from the East for care.
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Singapore Base Opens as U S Ships Arrive
Singapore hosts a formal opening as U S ships arrive marking a display of naval cooperation. Rear Admiral Townsend visits with Sir Senter and local authorities amid a ceremony at the new base center. Officials say the event signals friendship and has no broader political significance.
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Sylvia Sidney Romance Denied Sparks Hollywood Rumor
Hollywood reports swirl around actress Sylvia Sidney amid claims she and a Broadway singer are to wed. The sharp denial came as editors note a tense mood and a press silence, with financial pressures and labor tensions referenced in the surrounding tidbits.
Roosevelt Offers More Bouquets In Senate Tug
Washington reports suggest President Roosevelt is pressuring Senate allies through favors and public statements as he seeks to influence the balance of power before reelection. The article notes moves toward using patronage and potential test cases, with speculation on how lawmakers will respond amid party dynamics and calls for tax and budget changes.
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Fr Coughlin Warns Against War Propaganda on Air
In Detroit on February 14 Fr Coughlin denounced merchants spreading propaganda to keep the nation from entanglements. He urged a clear definition of quarantine against foreign aggressors and urged Americans to avoid foreign entanglements while warning laborers of possible job losses if war erupts. A listener urged him to stop opposing war, citing fears of steel mill layoffs and townwide economic collapse.
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Wrong Man Shot After 10-Year Search in Armonk
In New York on February 14 a man named Horowitz shot and killed a man he believed to be the one who killed him a decade ago. The victim, a laundry worker, was found near the Armonk estate of heiress Helen Clay Frick after authorities were summoned by a caretaker who heard screams. Horowitz claimed the slain man was the foe who betrayed him with a cheap farm fraud scheme, and he confessed to the slaying amid police questions.
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Balm suit renewed by ex Follies girl facing fate
In York on February 11 a renewed lawsuit concerns a former Follies girl connected to an earlier fire and wealth tied to real estate operator Henry K. Young. The case involves threats or influences over her life as a thica thal is ordered to begin. The fragment cites two fires returning verdicts and outlines a dramatic turn in her realm from nature.
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