Robbery or Jealously Theory in Dr Siever Slaying
Pasadena police divided on motive in the death of Dr Geonard Siever dentist. Investigators pursued robbery or jealousy leads after a socialite friend reported a jealous woman pursued the dentist. Detectives planned to interview Mrs Rose Dinkowitz sister of the dentist for information.
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Cal
Geonard Stever
Ess
Charles Kelley
Worhan
Brewer
REO
Cathryn Moodie
Miss Moodie
Siever
Connecticut
Kelley
Missing wrist watch rumor alters theft tale
Police hear from a woman-friend of the victim that he rarely carried large sums or valuables. She notes the wrist watch reported missing was out of order and not valuable, changing the perceived extent of the theft.
Business Loans Considered by Roosevelt Administration
Washington December 18 leaders of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation study direct loans to industry to meet payrolls and expand employment. President Roosevelt ordered a search for credit loosening alternatives to the NRA plan as Jones and board examine legality and implementation while banks are urged to buy government preferred stock and capital notes to provide cash for normal business loans.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jesse H. Jones
Roosevelt
NRA
Tion
White House
Jones
Banks Sell Preferred Stock to NRA Plan Backers
The document notes that the corporation holds voting power equal to the game amount of common stock and, in many cases, actual control. Over 2,000 banks have sold preferred stock or capital notes to the group, with delays blamed on NRA loan rules prohibiting direct loans to individuals and prompting the creation of mortgage loan companies to advance the program.
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NRA
Flier Bails Out Near Detroit Amid Dense Fog
Detroit Mich December 18 Carl Day aged 37 from Buffalo flew a mail route to Detroit but foggy conditions forced an emergency jump from 6000 feet. He parachuted to a landing near Wayne county airport unhurt after a half hour attempt to find a safe landing.
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Detroit, Mich
Carl Day
Buffalo
Detroit
Wayne County
Day
Deflation Stemmed Says Secretary Roper in Yearly Report
Washington December 18 The annual Commerce Department review reports that deflation was definitively stemmed in the final quarter of the fiscal year ending June 30. Secretary Roper credits government action for renewed confidence and rising business activity.
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Roper
Commerce
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
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Rovernment
Census Bureau
Central Statistical Board
Sane
American Statistical Association
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American Sociological Society
Census Advisory Committee
Christmas Socials And Visits Fill Community Note
Sunday visitors from Hagerstown and Clear Spring called at local homes while a Maryland Reforestation crew built a line into Old Fort Frederick. School plans Christmas carol visits, a recital program, and gifts for the aged are set. Local illnesses and relapse cases are noted as multiple families report gatherings and the week’s butcherings. Church Christmas events are scheduled for December 22 and 24.
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B. A. Hoover
H. C. Beck
Harry
Bess Hamilton
E. G. Hoover
Janice
Hagerstown
J. E. Tyson
Clearspring
Howard Bohver
Samuel Reed
I. N. Spielman
Wat
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles Zihler
West Virginia
Howard Boliver
Western Maryland
Old Fort
Frederick
J. D. Hart
D. H. Tedrick
Milliard Zirkle
N. N. Spielman
Troy Poffenberger
Archie Hopkins
Howard Bobrer
Mary Spielman
Dottie
Rodger Tedr'ck
Mildred Seifarth
W. F. Murray
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
St. James U. B
Rioters Attack Ukrainian Parade in Chicago
About 3,000 marchers from Ukrainian societies protesting Russian policy clashed with 500 attackers. Fifty injured as bricks were thrown at the elevated railway, police defending marchers and detaining several alleged leaders amid the riot.
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Chicago
Police recover weapons and items from suspects
Police said they seized pieces of gas pipe, lengths of loaded rubber hose, brass knuckles, and clubs from the individuals after the incident.
Wright Celebration Canceled by Dense Fog
Washington dispatch reports dense fog barred Captain Frank Hawks from launching a commemorative flight marking the Wright brothers first flight climactic event. The National Aeronautical Association canceled all two day events and his 2,000 kilometer route from College Park Maryland to Kitty Hawk North Carolina and Day.
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Washington
Frank Hawks
Wright Brothers
Nat Honal Aeronautical Association
Hawks
College Park
Kittyhawk
N. C
Record Attempt Aims to Break 2000-Kilometer German Mark
In Myton Ohio the pilot Lome of Orville Wright plans to attempt a 2000 kilometer closed course record. The effort targets surpassing the existing German record and showcases early aviation endurance testing.
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My Ton
Ohio
Lome
Orville Wright
Germany
Wrights first flight site recalled by crowds at Kitty Hawk
Many visitors gathered at Kill Devil Hill site in Kitty Hawk to mark the 30th anniversary of the Wright brothers first powered flight. No formal ceremony was held as people reflected on that epochal event along the Carolina coast.
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Kitty Hawk
N. C
Sandy
Carolina
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Automobile code extension asked to September 1934
Washington reports the automobile industry asked the NRAA to extend its code to September 1 1934. Hugh Johnson said today that the extension will be granted.
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Washington
Automobile Industry
NRAA
Hugh
Johnson
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