Benefit Nome Thursday Night Big Attendance
Packed to overflowing, the Dream Theatre hosted Nemelles and others for the Roosevelt Children’s Benefit. Seventy percent of proceeds stay local, thirty percent go to the States to support infantile paralysis research. Judge Morison spoke on the goal and reach of the fundraiser. The program featured an orchestra, singing, dancing, solos, monologue, and motion pictures, plus a large Community Chorus performing Gay Nineties songs.
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Nemelles
Roosevelt Children’s
J. H. 8. Morison
U. S. District Court
Nome
Yvonne Mozee
Neva Whaley
Richard Lee
Leroy M Sullivan
Helen Fredrickson
Glen Aldrich
C. F. Yenney
Alvin Polet
Alvin Bahlke
Russell Maynard
Bud Bell
Mildred Scott
Je Vigus
Catherine Diener
Carla Harlan
Aleda Brinkerhoff
Helen
Express Train Plunges From Susquehanna Bridge Killing Four
Rescue crews in severe cold pulled bodies from the Rea Company express train that fell thirty feet from the Susquehanna River bridge near Sunbury Pennsylvania. Four killed and up to thirty five injured as the NY bound run from Williamsport crashed into an abandoned canal bed. Victims named include Dr Guy Rothfuss Danshaw fireman and William Ramp engineer from Tamaqua.
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Sunbury
Rea? Company
Susqehanna River
Williamsport
New York
Guy Rothfuss
Danshaw
Tamaqua
William Ramp Engineer
Rothifuss
Greek Politics Sparked Alarm After Kondylis Death
General George Kondylis, 55, a former Greek strongman, died of a heart attack. The Athens garrison was ordered to stand by with precautions amid fears he might use force to block Venizelist victory in Sunday's elections. Kondylis had recently split with the recalled King George after backing the monarchy's restoration.
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Associated Press
Athens
George Kondylis
Greece
Kondylis
George
Italian Troops Bolstered as Worker Reinforcements Reported
Undated dispatch notes Mussolini telling a conference about 50 000 new workers sent behind the lines to support Italian forces in Africa. Addis Ababa reports a Ethiopian victory with 19 sharpshooters killing 35 Italians and seizing 4 motor trucks. Ras Seyoum claims an Italian airplane was shot down during January 20 bombardment with three casualties.
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Mussolini
Counier
Africa
Addis Ababa
Shale
Ras Seyoum
He Elt
Guilty Murder Verdict upholds first degree charge for De Groot
The Alaska Daily Press reports Harry De Groot, who won a new trial on a second degree murder conviction, was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the 1933 Hanson killing in Chichagif. A three women nine men jury returned the verdict sealed and opened by Judge George F. Alexander. Sentencing likely within ten days. appeal planned by defense counsel H L Faulkner.
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Harry de Groot
Alaska Daily Press
Juneau
George F. Alexander
First Judicial Division
DeGroot
Abe Hanson
Chichagif
H. L. Faulkner
de Groot
Warning Issued On Airplane Overloading By Inspector Brewster
Alaska aviation safety note from Aeronautical Inspector Hugh Brewster warns passengers to avoid planes carrying excess load and to verify capacity certificates ask pilots about load and confirm the pilot’s license. Also reports scarlet fever case in ongoing health notes and a $25 trespass fine in Palmer for driving on unfinished Alaska Railroad tracks.
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Accociateed
Anchorage
Hugh Brewster
Aeronautical
Department of Commerce
Alaska
Some Kling
Palmer
Alaska Railroad
Senate confirms re organized Federal Reserve Board
Washington January 31 The Senate approved the President's reorganized Federal Reserve Board without opposition The new board includes Marriner S Beiles of Utah slated to become chairman February 1 Senator Glass previously opposed Beiles The board expands banking and credit control and will be known as the board of governors of the Federal Reserve System
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Peny Washington
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Marriner S. Becles
Utah
Glass
Virginia
Keeles
Board of Governors
Federal Ronorve Syste
Union Workers Demand Ten Percent Raise
About 20 000 Portland area workers presented demands for higher wages and other concessions. Builders and timber workers seek roughly ten percent raises while mill workers pursue similar increases. The appeal is to be discussed at the West Coast Lumbermen's Association meeting in Tacoma.
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Portland
Buildin Trades
Indeni
Timber Workers
Lumbupmen's Association
Tacoma
Body on Glacier Seen By Plane Over Rainier
A plane sighting confirms Delmar Fadden’s body lying thirteen thousand feet up Mount Rainier as expert climbers plan the recovery operation. The discovery comes from Mt. Rainier National Park.
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Rainier
The
Associated Press
Mt. Rainier National Park
Delmar Fadden
Mount Rainier
President Talks Paralysis Donors Birthday Balls
President Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke to thousands at White House birthday celebrations to raise funds for infantile paralysis research. He delivered a radio address amid a midnight gathering, praising donors and noting funds from celebrations support the Columbia Foundation health initiative.
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Poe
Washington
Franklin D. Rooswelt
Tuld Gang
White House
Will oRbeals
Mussolini Plans Retaliatory Sanctions in Rome
Undated dispatch from Rome reports informants predicting Mussolini may answer fires with retaliation. Possible steps include severing diplomatic relations and broader sanctions as Italy considers next moves in escalating tensions.
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Ihe Associated Press
Rome
Benito Mussolini
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