Bill Aims to Curb Large Receiver Fees in Virginia
In Virginia, a bill to limit receivership fees is set for committee review after a conference in Richmond with Mayor Bright. Officials include Judge Thomas W. Ozlin, Banking Commissioner M. E. Bristow, Senator John J. Wicker Jr., and Delegate Charles W. Crowder. The move follows Bright’s critique of more than $60,000 in fees at the American Bank and Trust Company case.
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Associated Press
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State
J. Palmer Bright
Thomas W. Ozlin
State Corporation Commission
M. E. Bristow
John J. Wicker, Jr
Charles W. Crowder
House
Richmond
Bright
American Bank and Trust Company of
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
Julien Gunn
Pollard
Gunn
Koiner Faces Opposition in Reappointment Bid
Governor elect George W. Peery reviewed three nominees for Agriculture and Immigration Commissioner, currently held by George W. Koiner. Nominees are Nelson Beck of Charlottesville, G. F. Holsinger of Harrisonburg, and J. S. Wils of Botetourt. Koiner seeks a 34 year tenure as state official and previously served in the House of Delegates.
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Associated Press
Richmond
George W. Peery
Farm Bureau Federation
J. S. Wils
Fincastle
Botetourt
Koiner
J. Hoge Tyler
House of Delegates
Augusta County
Outlook Not Good For Work On Primary Roads
Richmond January 8 State Highway Commissioner Henry G Shirley warned the outlook for primary road system construction next fiscal year. He cited low primary highway funds due to diversions and only partial public works aid of 7.4 million dollars restoring activity. The department must cover 700 thousand dollars owed on 6,955,883.60 advanced from the Federal government and provide funds to redeem highway certificates maturing July 1 1934.
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Associated Press
Richmond
N. 8
Henry G. Shirley
Roosevelt foreign policy sets course for United States
Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelts informal speech at the Woodrow Wilson foundation signals a lasting shift in U S overseas relations. Latin America welcomes the stance as ideal for unity after the Montevideo gathering and Cordell Hulls leadership gains simpatico regard among Spanish speaking peoples.
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Woodrow Wilson Foundation
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Washington
United States
Americas
Montevideo
Cordell Hull
Leaders See Unity on Big Virginia Issues Before Session
The Times-Dispatch reports General Assembly leaders largely agree on liquor control, school funding, sales and chain store taxes as the next session opens. Governor-elect Peery may oppose a general sales tax and push an alternative program with broad powers if needed.
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Richmond
The
Times - Dispatch
General Assembly
Assembly
Liquor Control Committee
J. Sinclair Brown
House
Ashton Dovell
Williamsburg
Wilbur CC. Hall
William M. Tuck
Halifax
Hill Montague
Peery
Times- Dispatch
George C. Peery
Roosevelt
Congress
Pietrowski Admits Killing Three in Chicago Home
John Pietrowski a Chicago CWA worker confessed to authorities that he murdered his two children John Jr and Betty and killed roomer John Panfil aged 19. He also admitted beating his wife Ann 28 so severely she was expected to die after finding her with Panfil.
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John Pietrowski
Chicago
CWA
John, Jr
Betty
John Panfil
Pietrowski
Ann
Leaders Seek Restoring At Least Ten Percent Pay
State officials acknowledge pay cuts harmed employees and did not significantly aid the state. They favor restoring at least a ten percent increase to workers' salaries.
Aniakchak Named By Daring Scientists
Bernard Hubbard and a student party began from Kodiak in March 1932 to re visit Mt Aniakchak and gather data. They flew inside the crater for fifty minutes and landed on a lake site. Pilot Frank Corbandt escaped after the plane rose on hot air. Fox Film presents Aniakchak a vivid pictorial of Hubbard s Alaskan journey from Katmai to Shishaldin and Bogoslof with thousands of feet of film shown at the Palace on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Bernard Hubbard
Kodiak
Alaska
Mt. Aniakchak
Hubbard
Aniakchak
Jane
Frank Corbandt
Mount
Katmai
Shishaldin
Bering Sea Island
Fox Film
Palace
Thursay
Extra Session of Legislature Cost 74000
Richmond January 8 A special Assembly session met August 17 and adjourned cost over 74000 with preliminary estimates around 70000. Members declined large pay cuts but some refunded pay, totaling around 1500 to 2000. Salary payments to members neared 550000. sergeants at arms and staff added about 64000. Mileage 4000. Printing binding 3000. Remaining funds covered office supplies and misc.
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Richmond
Ohio State University conscription drill controversy
President George W. Rightmire warned that several students may be expelled for refusing to register for military training. The Columbus campus dispute stems from conscientious objectors seeking exemption from drill, drawing wide discussion in both the university and the city.
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Ohio State University
Columbus
George W. Rightmire
Federal Court Rules Not Bound by State Rulings in Guest Negligence Case
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Baltimore ruled that federal courts are not bound by Virginia Supreme Court guest rider rulings. Senior Judge John J Parker wrote the opinion in the case of Miss Mary Hewlett of Newport News versus Richard C Schandel arising from a motorcycle wreck two years ago. The verdict for the defendant followed a Virginia rule requiring gross willful negligence for guest damages.
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Associated Press
Commins
State Supreme Court of According
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Baltimore
John J. Parker
Miss Mary
Newport News
Richard C. Schandel
U. S. Army
Miss Hewlett
Goldy E. Hewlett
Luther B. Way
Virginia Supreme Court
Schandel
Federal Court of Appeals
Parker
Virginia
Supreme Court of Virginia
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