Peter James McParland was a Northern Irish footballer who played as an outside left. He was the last surviving member of the Aston Villa team which won the 1957 FA Cup, in which game he scored twice. McParland was the first player to score in and win both English major domestic cup finals.

Headlines from April 25, 1934

MORGENTHAU LISTS BIG SILVER HOLDERS IN SENATE REPORT; Partial Record Shows Two of Chief Advocates of Legislation Are Buyers. LETTER PROPOSES INQUIRY Upper House Is Told That Some Data Are Hard to Obtain by the Treasury. MORGENTHAU LISTS BIG SILVER HOLDERS

U.S. MAKES INQUIRY OF JAPAN ON POLICY; Saito Visits State Department at the Request of Phillips to Clarify Warning on China.

NEW ROWS TIGHTEN ALBANY DEADLOCK; Liquor Control and Congressional Reapportionment Add to the Tangle. COUNTY REFORM DEFEATED Assembly Kills Other Lehman Measures While the Senate Debates Kleinfeld Bill. NEW ROWS TIGHTEN ALBANY DEADLOCK

ROOSEVELT CHIDES NATION FOR NOT 'THINKING AHEAD'; SCORES 30-DAY PANACEAS; FOR NATIONAL PLANNING

Tourists of Many Nations Here On First 'Cheap Dollar' Odyssey; With New Trend in Travel, 122 Foreigners Arrive for Five Days' Stay for $144 Each -- Find New York So Big It Had to Be Seen to Be Believed.

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