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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09
DIDN'T WAIT TO
 HAVE HIS DINNER

Glastonbury, Conn, March g - (UP) While his wife prepared Sunday dinner, Joseph M. Gorton. 36. Hartford broker, ended his life in the cellar of his home.
 Gorton. graduate of Colgate and a partner in the Robert c. Buel and Company, was believed to have been troubled by personal business. He left a wife and two children.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09

The only child who escaped was Marjorite, 9. who leaped from win dew of --tis0--burning dwelling and walked quarter of mile in her night clothes to the home of James Langley. This morning she was brought to the hospital here by Mau- rice Russell in a sleigh drawn by two horses. The road between here and Woodland, clogged with snow, was impassa ble. to automobiles. Marjorie was severely burned and was threat ened with pneumonia. Her condi- ton was believed serious.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09
YOUTH BELIEVES
 HE WILL WIN
Virgil Kirkland Thinks Jury
 Will Find Him Innocent of Murder of Sweetheart

Valparaiso, Ind. March 9.--(UP) Virgil Kirkland, the youth charged with killing his 1S-year old sweet heart. Arlene Braves. at a drinking party, was confident of victory to- day as attorneys for state and de- fense prepared to make their final pleas.
 T hope the storm stops because I want 1t to be nice when go home "Wednesday" Kirkland said Sunday as he gazed from his cell at the blizzard which. for the first time in more than two weeks. kept overflow crowds away from his trial.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09

Earthquakes gales and ranstofms combined torment widely separated of the globe the weekend
 In United States heavy snowfall in the mid west and biting gales along the Atlantic caused loss of life and heavy property damage. The storms had abated today
 The British Isles and northern Europe also suffered from high winds and rain There floods in France shipping and fish ing along the Welsh coast hindered
 Earthquakes rocked large section of Macedonia and portions o Japan. The Macedonian embo taking death toll 50 and destroying than 1000 homes The Japa quake eenered the Island of Honhu where houses
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09
Four Children Lost
 Their Lives In Fire

Caribou, Me, March 9.--(UP)- While their parents were attending church services, four children were burned 10 death last night Tn fire which destroyed their home in the village of Woodland, six miles north west of here. News of the tragedy did not become known here until to-day when fifth child, badly burned and suffering from exposure, arrived at Cary Memorial hospital. The dead, children of MT and Mrs Robert Searles, were: Goldie, 13; Bertha, II; Casper. 3: Robert, Jr,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09
MAYOR WALKER ON VISIT

New York. March - (UP). - Mayor Walkers departure for Cal ifornia where he is to spend a vaca- tion at Samuel Untermyer's Palm night because of important busi- ness. He said if the business could be completed today he would leave immed .ately for the west coast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09

Are you having . surprise PaFty2 1z you are let WOr0cn'e plan your important item Cor you. the dessert, All kindg Of dainty. fancy forms WhlCIi will appeal tO the taste and ndd to the whole lden of the party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, March 9.-UP)--The treasury net balance for March 6 was $120,707.971.79.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09
Blizzard Like
 Gales Did Harm
 In New England
Conn. Shore Towns Lashed and Torn By the Storms Midwest Digging Itself Out of Huge Drifts - British Isles Suffered 4 -
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09
Weat1ler
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OKLAHOMA CITY. July 4. Up
A little lo5-mile railroad In the
Oklahoma Panhandle wheat region,
which became a juicy plum for
which a number Of large transporta-
ton systems fought. today had BE-
come te property OF the Missouri
Kansas-Texas lines.
The Beaver. Meade and Englewood
became the property OF the Katy"
at midnight. bought from its farm
er-builders for 81. 100000.
New directors for the ID. nj. and
f.. were to &c chosen here today.
jacob A~s-herbacb. Kansas plan
ter. n. d. Blackstock and Carl u.
Tupin. president. secretary and gen.
eral manager. respectively OF the
little line which forms the principal
outlet for the hundreds or thcasands
OF bushels or wheat and otfaer grain
grown In the Panhandle region an
nually step down then from leader
ship In the enterprise that has aid
ed greatly In the development OF
that rich grain area.
The road was built a little at q
time over a period of i6 years. IL
now reaches from Beaver 70 Keys.
Oklahoma.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-01
VARIATIONS
MUTATION IS
SAIDSERIOUS
Two Possible Solutions
OF Deadlock Are
Discussed

WASHINGTON. July I. fP-De-
spite the so far irreconcsled differ
cnres between France and The Unit
ed states over the moratorium. ad-
ministration officials today were
loath TO discuss other possible mean
Of improving G~ernany's economic
condition.
\ President Aoover was said on good
authority 70 have made no proposal
I'd push his moratorium plan with
out the agreement OF France. But
from other sources there appeared
= reluctant discussion of two posi-
bic courses.
One would involve a new
ment for financial assistance TO Ger
many. The second would be for
other powers to proceed with the
moratorium. France continuing 70
collect her unconditional repara-
tons from Germany. paying full
war debts to her creditors.
Germany could, under the Young
plan. suspend conditional payments.
III the other interested powers agreed
70 a years postponement of uncon-
difionai annuities. Germany could
continue 10 pay those TO France, de-
~creasing her outlay to other coun-
tries.
Under the latter plan. which Off
Gals were inclined to leave for the
future TO determine. France would
collect but gtttle mere in r~epar1tions
than she weld be required to pay
on her 1ebts.
The situation was described ms
serious ever though hope for an
agreement ha 1 not been abandoned.
AS long rs tste discussions In Paris
continue between Premier Laval and
Secretary Mellon and ambassador
Edge. Washington does not intend
to be discouraged.
At the same time, the French SEN
ate's vote yesterday 70 permit Pre-
mier Laval to carry ON his negotia-
tons was viewed here from two
positions. One was that facts indicat-
ed a deadlock had not been reached.
The second was that Premier Laval.
TO follow out his instructions TO the
letter. must decline 10 accept any
change In his governments al. Y dy
expressed policy.
AAN HA@~tk@A 4~AAALA EAA~E1 WtAt
over the period for payment Of sus-
pended unconditional PREPARATIONS.
France wants the suspended ohliga-
tons TO be repaid In five years: the
United States. while possibly inclin-
ed TO compromise, coitends they
should be extended e Is years.
Likewise. France insists the re-
suiting credit from Germany's pay
ment Of unconditional annulties into
the bank for international settle
ment should be available for the as
sistance Of other smaller European
powers while the United States
holds Germany needs the aid more
than any other.
The administrators pleasure at
Italy's action Of putting President
Hoover's plan into effect for her
debtors was expressed by one Off
cial in the words: "a magnificent
gesture" Acting Secretary Castle
also acknowledged with deep appres
citation Belgium's acceptance Of the
principle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-01

ing Itself insD an organized system
We must nc. forget that while the
Wrights first flew nearly 20 years
ago. air transportation in organized
form Is little more than two years
old.
There car be no question OF It's
ultimate development since already
we may 20. for instance. 0re-half
way across the nation between
breakfast and dinner or ace smplish
the entire trans-continents. trip
within SO hours.
The number OF passengers using
scheduled airlines las been con-
stantly increasing ard there should
be two times as many, or nearly a
million peoples who win travel by
air In the current year.
Aviation is on a firmer premise.
Manufacturers and operators have
realized that their business Is no
exception to the age-old laws or
economies and they are going about
its development in employing the
same methods practiced In other
fields OF endeavor.
With about IS manufacturers
building 80 per cent OF the planes.
HI said. aviation's manufacturing
side is shaping itself along the
lines or automobile production.
So far as accidents are concerned.
he states they are In no sense
peculiar to air transportation alone
although one might get that i'm
preston by the amount or attention
they receive"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-01
FARM BOARD
PROMISES TO
help WHEAT
Will Limit Sales On
World Market For
One Year

WASHINGTON. July i-tR-
Wheat growers and traders who
have been appealing to President
Hoover for protection In the DOM
estic market today had a promise
OF assistant from the farm board.
It vas that the grain stablliza-
ton corporation would limit the
sales or wheat from July l, 1891.
until a year from today 70 q cum-
ulatiye maximum OF 100000 BUSH
els a month.
Sales TO foreign governments or
their agencies nov being consider
cd we're excepted BY the board. as
we're sales for the purpose or clear
Ing trade channels for other eff
Gent merchandising purposes.
These, 1t was assured, would be
promptly replaced by purchase OF
an equal quantity or wheat.
Furthermore. the board promised
the sales program would be SO man
aged as not to depress price move-
ments-
Immediate sales "even Or those
limited amounts" were rot ron
templated. the board said. nc the
present range OF prices.
AT the same time. however. the
farmer was warned that ultimate
profitable wheat production rests
with him. Citing an increase IN
the surplus. the board urged as the
only final solution OF the wheat
growers difficulty . a sharp
reduction In the forthcomiD~ whea.
paintings"
without such reduction there Is
little hope of any long term con-
tinued profitable wheat production
In the United States In competition
with new wheat countries abroad
the board asserted. with such
action there would be an immediate
reflection In increased prices OF
this years crop"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-01
Cleveland Plan
Welcome Of Fliers

CLEVELAND, July 1-tP-Large
crowds and a squad or airpianes
from the Cleveland aerial police
unit were prepared TO meet wiley
Post ard Harold Gatty when they
arrive here today TO refuel for the
final hop OF their world circling
flight.
No ceremonies viii be attempted
s'nce the flyers are expected 10
spend all their time caring for
their plane. An oil truck will be
pulled up In readiness. and Mayor
Louis y. Mares or Brook Park where
the Cleveland airport Is located.
viii have all his deputy marshals
modified 10 handle the crowds.