Battle Gales In Open Boat Reach Safety
Marcus Hook April 2 The crew of the British schooner Seabrane endured a two day battle with northwest gales and a near sinking. After abandoning ship on March 36 they drifted two days with scarce water and food, signaling the Swedish motor ship Nilolja and eventually reaching safety aboard the Nuotja. The Seabrand was bound from Hermida to St Johns, N W.
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United
Marcus Hook
Aisit
Seabrane
New Found
Consi
Akalenan
Nilolja
Avcorlifg
Pegutholm
Nualja
Fred Hollert
Beabrand
Hermida
St Johns
N. W
Local School Entertainment Shines at Senior High
A large audience enjoyed a junior class produced program at the Senior High School Auditorium. The event featured a high school orchestra march and a variety of acts from Tinlar High Boys to a Miniature Minstrel Show. Over one hundred dollars was raised for the Naval Junior Senior Prom.
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Tinlar High Boys
Ailton
Aleudk
Watts
Comitry
Sunelor High School
John Prenosala
Ruby Kinney
Ruth French
Russiad Mineo
Iris
Orchestra
Humber
Slv
Abs Agnes Gonnell
Lucile Murray
Five Best Radio Features and Station Listings
Radio listings show WJ2 New York and WEBH Chicago at 8:24 p m Easterday with New York Philharmonic Orchestra, WB2 Springfield and EDICA Pittsburgh at 8 10 p m, Boxton Symphony Orchestra on WBAT Sansas City 11 45 p m Central, Nighthawk Frolic on WEAP Hook up 8 p m, The Week Enders Variety Concert at WM Nashville 8 p m central with Bern Dance Proat.
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WJ2
New York
WEBH
Chicago
New York Philharmonic Orchesta
WB2
Springfield
EDICA
Pittsburgh
Boxton Simphony Orchestra
WDAT
Sansas City
Nighthawk
WM Nashmily
Biern Dancy Prorat
Check Rein on New Dry Dictator
United Press reports a check was placed on Roy A. Haynes as acting prohibition commissioner to limit full control by the Treasury, with Deputy Secretary Andrews to review major policy and orders before final action, while emphasizing continued enforcement against bootlegging.
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United Pres
Washington
Roy A. Hioines
Andrews
Treasury
Haynes
Prohibition Bureau
Wave of burglaries hits rural schools near Wheelock
Advices from Wheelock on the Fort Creek road report a schoolhouse entry this week with a Vietrola stolen. This marks the fourth school burglary in the area in recent months, with the instrument taken at each site and little else touched. The Wheelock building was discovered by the teacher the next morning, and no clue to the thief exists, though there is talk of a broader investigation.
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Wheelocke
Fare Creek
Yglug
Wheelock School
Wheelock
Jes Dariich
Countess De Janize Admits Shooting In Rail Car
In Paris on April 2, Countess De Janize formerly Alice Silvershorné of Buffalo New York signed a statement admitting she shot herself and Raymond De Trafford in a Gare Du Nord railway carriage a week earlier. She said she did not know why she acted and that she had thoughts of death, seeking to wound him and herself.
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Rrosa
Paris
Palice
Sevien Frontiercountess
de Janize
Alice Silvershorné
Buffalo
N Y
Raymond de Trafford
Gare du Nord
de Trafford
Thetatement
Warren Woman to Speak at DAR Event in Corry
Members of the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution plan a luncheon at the Hotel Corry on Thursday April Tth at 1 o'clock Reservations are to be made with Mrs Thomas Glbtit or Mrs Foster Davis by the prior Wednesday Each member may bring eight guests Mrs Edward Lindsey of Warren will be the hostess and will speak on New England Customs The luncheon will be 1 25 per plate
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Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel Corry
Thomas Glbtit
Foster Davis
Edward Lindsey
Warren
New England Customs
Military May Guard Chicago Election Polls
Chicago in early April reports that Governor Len Small may mobilize the National Guard to secure polling sites for the mayoralty race. Thompson seeks guard readiness amid charges of a political plot by Democrats allied with May and Dever.
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United Press Chicago
Chicago
Walineh
Tao Thompson
Repute Jivan
Savor Aimigh O Teutenant
Len Small
National Guard
Chichgo
Smuth
Thompson
Stoope
Mayof
William E. Dever
Six Miners Die in Cokeburg Mine Explosion
Six miners were killed instantly in a coal dust and gas explosion at the Cokeburg mine of Bethlehem Mines Corporation in Cokeburg Washington. Five men were injured as the interior of the mine was wrecked. The dead include Frank Smith, William Gibson, Eastman White, Tony Subtle, Joseph Jordan and others.
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United Pros
Washington
Apuila
Cokeburg
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Cokelurg
Frank Smith
William Gibson
Eastman White
Tony Subtle
Joseph Jordan
Woman Held For Death Of Child In Easton Case
In Easton on April 2, Mrs. Uannaly Messinger was held on a murder charge in the death of 4 year old Violet Siegfried found in the Messinger home near Turany. Messinger admitted beating the girl for playing with a mite, authorities say, after the child died following injuries.
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Ey Vuuearrese Easton
Ober
Violet Siegfried
Uannaly Messier
Wolet
Messinger
Turaniy
Two Killed on Hand Car in New Waterford
Two men were killed today when a Pennsylvania flyer struck a hand car near here late today. The dead are Joseph Murphy and Albert Stidel, both of New Waterford. Wim Bevington sustained only bruises.
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Sey Vaigen Exon
New Waterford
Pennsylvania
Tnd
Joseph Murphy
Albert Stidel
Wim Bevington
Proposal to modify curtailment on Allegheny division train service
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to curtail daily trains on the Buffalo Division, proposing a revised schedule linking Corry and Brocton with connections to Buffalo and New York Central. Protests from Mayville, Clymer, and North Clymer prompted a Sherman meeting where a tentative plan was formed to restore partial service with several timed connections and local transfer points.
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Isin
Allughany
Pennsylvania Vaileoad
Ipc
Clymer
Sherman
Mayville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Corry
Brocton
Pennsy
Vaita
Missing Girl Found in Chemiing River Near Athens
The body of a missing girl was found floating in the Chemiing river near Athens Pai. Identification was made as Marganey Duce, 7, of Corning New York by the girl's mother Mrs Jas Madda after a leather of the whirl failed to confirm.
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United Prats Sayre
Chemiing River
Athens
Pai
Marganey Duce
Corning
N.Y
Jas
Madda
M E Ladies Aid Society Meets at Parsonage
The Ladies Aid Society met Friday afternoon at the parsonage with seventeen members and one visitor. President Mrs Burt Jet opened with Scripture and prayer. A business session planned a bazaar and work to be turned in later. Refreshments included hot rolls eggs coffee cookies and tea.
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Latties Aid Society
Burt Jet
Brooks
Mutfone
Secretary of Highways Aids Towed Road Stretch
The East Columbus Avenue corridor remained nearly impassable for weeks. Secretary of Highways Jarred, with Engineer Kloss, enlisted Street Commissioner Edward Larrington to tow a machine through the stretch after recent storms, aiming to restore passability following earlier deteriorating conditions.
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Stuart
Pers
Columisy
Rowel
Dixit
Kloss
Kris
Highway Department
Edward Larrington
Record Number of Bills Handled by Legislature
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania with two weeks left in the 17th session the Legislature set a record for bills introduced and acted upon. The House has logged a high intake while the Senate has many bills under consideration with 2862 measures introduced. The House has passed 776 bills and the Senate 264 in final form. Ninety seven await the governor’s signature with four awaiting action. The governor has signed 68 measures into law and six have been vetoed. Several measures passed have been recalled for changes by both chambers as the session nears its close.
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United Press
Harrisburg
House
Senate
Lilly
Hoth Houses
Tias
Fisher
Lills Uo
Long coal strike in Ohio nears potential settlement
In Columbus Ohio April 2 prospects for an early settlement of the 45000 Ohio miners strike begun Thursday midnight dimmed as operators refused to meet on the Jacksonville agreement. They offered a conference in Columbus on April 7 to negotiate a new wage deal, which the union rejected.
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Way Unites Cross
Columbus
Ohio
Noton
Lie Hult
District Nine
Rights to challenge merger granted in Erie and Pere Marquette case
Objections from Crisscake and Ohio railroads to intervention by minority stockholders in the Erie and Pere Marquette merger proceeding were overruled by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The commission allowed Geo Kemp and a committee of minority stockholders to challenge the consolidation, amid the Van Sweringen brothers influence in the ongoing deal valued at 54 million dollars.
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Syumnea
Washington
Crisscake and Ohio Railroad
Bry
Erie and
Pere Marquette Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Geo. Kemp
van Sweringen Brathéss
Rioting in Nanjing Leaves Hundreds Dead in Anti Foreign Drive
H Francis Misselwitz reports from Swangha that protests in Nanking escalate as Chinese mobs attack foreign concessions. A foreign minister and Chinese authorities note 422 killed or fatally wounded locals with 204 municipal police casualties, while calls rise for a moderate government under Kai Shek.
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H. Francis Misselwitz
United Press
Swangha
Rin
Nanking
Apiqiah
guiHouts
Jy Het
United States
Nanjing
Chen
China Kai Shek
Maku
Chiang
Cas
Mnunicipal Police Regiart
Beaver Dam Man Found Dead in Home
Freeman Drake, aged resident near Beaver Dam, was found dead in his sleep by neighbor Lydia and another, with death attributed to natural causes. Deputy Mark Tutlom investigated and ordered removal to Alexander and Company for burial preparations. Funeral planned Monday at 2:30 PM. survivor brothers Leslie Brake of Corrs and Melvin Drake of Wayne township.
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Freeman Drake
Wayne Tunyebiy
Beaverdant
Brake
Filsturm
Bedwrdain
Lydns
Te Iman
Verdier
Mark Tutlom
Alesinier and Company
Parkins
Brony Abe
Leslie Brake
Corrs
Melvin Drake
Wayne Township
Sbarie
Roumanian King Much Improved After Attack
Reports from Bucharest state King Ferdinand was markedly improved today after a recent attack that left him in critical condition yesterday. The government tightened security in streets as anxiety and speculation about his fate persisted among factions.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Ferdinand
Tulletiyy
Watch Attacks On Nonunion Mines Spark Pittsburgh Clash
In Pittsburgh district a strike by United Mine Workers prompts a fight over nonunion mining. John L Lewis warns of a prolonged battle to prevent a wage cut as major operators pause production while some independents keep mines open. The unrest follows the Terminal Coal Company move to operate on a nonunion field, signaling potential mass shifts to industrial centers and widespread labor tension.
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Indianapolis
Apa
Leutere
United Mineworkers
Keepiry
Oper
Pittsburgh
Comipany
Othur
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers
Taylorville
Ill
Lewis
Olid
Felde
Worf
Jacksonville
United Mine Worksers
Pirtstiveisl Turminiud Coal Company
Auto Crash Near Hanover Kills One, Injures Five
In Hanover Pa a car wreck on a lonely road near midnight left Clyde Bittinger dead and five others injured. The injured include Wr Fogel Blanche Jacobs Ruth Phiriet and Mrs Vinigling with skull fractures broken arms and internal injuries as the vehicle overturned trapping the party.
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Hanover
Clyde Bittinger
Bittinger
Fogel Tea
Blanche Jacobs
Tanoyen
Scully
Ruth Phiriet
Vinigling
Here
Noot Skiddlel
Visitors Gather At Sprig Creek With Miss McKelvey
Miss Elizabeth Dawson travels to Sprig Creek this morning as a visible guest of Miss Charlotte McKelvey with friends. Mrs. Emmett Lavy of Warren and William Willard Howard of New York City visit their brother Fred Howard and Miss Howard on Euclid Street.
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Elizabeth Dawson
Sprig Creek
Charlotte McKelvey
Emmett
Lavy
Warren and
William
Willard Howard
New Yad Sity
Ster Fred Howard
Howard
Euclid Street
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Allegheny
M.e.ladies Aid Society
Secretary OF Highways
Dustine
Chiang May
Beaverdam
WATCH
Fagan
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Wercy
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