Hopson Before Senate Probers in Utility Lobby Scrutiny
Howard C. Hopson, millionaire head of the Associated Gas and Electric system, appears before the Senate utility lobby committee after contempt citations and eluding officers. He testifies about efforts to push editorial policy changes supporting the administration bill curbing utility holding companies. Chairman John J. O'Connor of the House investigating panel recalls releasing Hopson to aid the search.
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Plattsburgh mob seizes marshal at farm mortgage sale
U S Marshal Henry Dillingham and two deputies were disarmed and rough handled by an enraged crowd of farmers at a farm mortgage sale in Plattsburgh Missouri. Newspaper photographers were also manhandled as the incident unfolded.
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Fight for Fall Ranch Mortgage Fight for Albert Fall Home
Mrs. Fall hires lawyers to oppose eviction after mortgage foreclosure on Albert B. Fall's ranch home near Three Rivers New Mexico and 100 acres. E L Doheny headed lender denied, claiming sale to a ranch company ordered Falls to vacate. Fall, a bedridden former Interior Secretary, disputes the lien on the house and surrounding land.
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McIntyre Details Dinner With Robinson and Guests
Marvin H. McIntyre assistant secretary to President Roosevelt recounts dining with B. B. Robinson Washington representative of Associated Gas & Electric during the Senate search for Howard C. Hopson. He says Robinson was invited to dinner by Chip Robert with Amon Carter and others.
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Beauty in Slaying: Buffalo Woman Says She Acted to Save Him
Police quoted red haired Lucille Lavelle Horan after she shot her husband Frank Horan in Buffalo New York. Horan, a restaurateur, died following a quarrel over alleged excess drinking. Horan had prior weapon possession conviction and brief jail term for a Broadway shooting affray.
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