Dems Drop Two-Thirds Rule Shift for 1932 Nomination
Washington report says Democratic leaders will keep the two-thirds rule for the June Houston nominating convention and pursue a majority system only for the 1932 national convention. Gov. Al Smith allies prefer preserving the old rule, while Pat Harrison and others weigh a future change. The debate dampened at Jackson Day dinners as leaders warned change could preemptively pressure candidates.
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Juries May Be Granted Parole Power Insight
Attorney W Rody Ruttenbusch proposed an amendment to Pennsylvania law allowing juries to decide a defendant’s parole or pardon eligibility. He sent the idea in a letter to the Allegheny County Bar Association secretary and district state senators.
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Cobham Flight Leaves England for Africa after Repairs
Sir Alan Cobham and his wife departed Rochester England at 7 45 am for Bengagi in Northern Africa. They had been held for weeks while their plane was repaired after damage from two gales.
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Lily's return tops a fraught family rift in a Lustrous Affair
Lily reconsiders life with Pat as her mother reveals their financial ruin and Lily’s yearnings for Staley’s money. Pat, now prosperous from his piston ring, confronts Lily with stark betrayal. The couple argues over money, love, and a looming divorce as secrets surface.
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Willis Osborne Dies At Youngsville At 74
Willis Osborne a traveling salesman died at the home of his great niece Mrs F M Filegar on West Main Street Youngsville after two weeks in Warren General Hospital He represented Quality Cash Company Jamestown NC and previously sold for C A Curtzn Wholesale House of Erie He was son of Rev J O Osborne and survived by two nieces and a nephew Funeral services will be held at Girard Chapel Girard Pa Sunday at 12 oclock. Funeral details note his long business career in Pennsylvania and New York State.
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Violet Circle Hosts Busy Friday Session
Violet Circle of West Main street enjoyed an afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Elilswith. The group plans next meet with Mrs Howard Kay on February first. Raymond Armstrong was hospitalized for treatment at Warren General hospital. Baby Robert Cartwright also went to Warren General hospital Friday. Youngsville Hi teams travelled to Tidioute for night games. Carl Brown moved his printing setup to a new Ford street building. Mrs Wroboliski returned home from Warren hospital Friday. President Coolidge sprained his wrist shaking hands with 3300 people on New Year’s Day.
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Pinchot Urges Roosevelt Flood Control Plan For Mississippi
Former Pennsylvania Governor Gifford Pinchot urged Roosevelt era flood control ideas to the House committee. He proposed river management include flood protection and navigation plus irrigation drainage power water supply and wildlife uses. He called for federal funding for food contracts and immediate Mississippi relief with a broad survey by engineers foresters and social experts.
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Five Cold Deaths Reported in Ohio Weather
Ohio record low temperatures trigger five deaths and multiple fires causing about 500000 dollars in losses. A lumber yard with 1.5 million feet of timber burned near Columbus, a World War veteran died at his Fremont area home, a Columbus man died of shock from the cold, and three women perished in automobile accidents in Cleveland Youngstown and Cambridge attributed to the cold.
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Tribune Insurance Ad Notice
An advertisement discusses Tribune Insurance offerings and payment options. The notice promotes coverage details and payment plans, urging readers to inquire at the Tribune office for policy information and enrollment.
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Cross Word Latin Grid Reveals 79 Clues and Answers
Here is yesterday's crossword solution showing a Latin themed puzzle with clues ranging from 20 monstrous to 79 the belief in a personal god. The fill includes terms like copper symbol 25, various abbreviations and ancient references plus a final Greek letter answer.
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