Widow to add names to Civil War memorial in Pine Grove
Corry widow of Civil War veteran Jason Smith plans a granite addition to the Pine Grove monument to honor all veterans buried in local and nearby cemeteries. American Legion Post 265 assists in compiling names with proof of service, urging relatives to submit by April 1 for a possible Memorial Day unveiling.
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Smith
Pine Grove
Tasbh
Elmer C. Carrier Post
No. 265
American Legion
P.O
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Titus
Rew
Corry Man to Attend Anniversary Dinner
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corp secretary and treasurer A Hillstrom will attend the Forefathers Day banquet at the Hotel Furn in Philadelphia. The dinner is the crowning event of the Forefathers celebration in Pennsylvania and will feature high American and Swedish dignitaries.
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Corry
A. Hillstrom
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Coors Earle
Fenaain Brmkiin
Philadelphia
Teigny
Assailant of Buffalo Man Hunted by Authorities
Police in Buffalo sought a suspect after a man named Philip Russo, 59, was shot last night. Russo lay severely injured. the assailant was described as about 42 years old, 8 feet 8 inches tall, weighing 195 pounds, seen fleeing the scene in dark clothing.
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Pillip Russo
Wien
Flyer Is Killed After Leaving Erie
Coast guardsmen recovered wreckage from Lake Erie after an Army plane crashed three miles west of Ashtabula during a heavy snowstorm. Lieut Kevin Burke, 27, of Selfridge Field, Michigan, was killed in the crash while his aircraft was reported missing overnight.
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Erie
United Press
Ashtabula
Coast
Stettinius to be named U.S. Steel head at 37
In Hoporen New Jersey on April 4 stock holders of United States Steel Corp will elect new directors and with a prearranged plan Edward R Stettinius will become chairman succeeding Myron Taylor who at 64 will relinquish leadership. Stettinius began in business years ago joined the steel firm in 1084 and will direct ventures employing about 261 293 workers last year with a payroll of 104 456 482 in a three month period.
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United Press Hoporen
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United Sales Steel Corporation
Edward R. Stettinius
Myron ©. Taylor
Grettinius
Steel Corporation
J. P B. Morgan
Alles
Railway labor plan seeks federal guarantee of rail income
Washington April 4 Railway labor and management submit two proposals for a government guarantee of railroad income to revive business and save the industry from collapse. The plan calls for a fair net income over a trial period with any deficiency covered by subsidies, and will be reviewed by President Roosevelt who is expected to receive a special railroad message this week.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
George ‘M. Harrison
Railway Labor Foxecutives Association
Cerida Falls to Nationalist Troops Today
Nationalist forces with Italian and Moorish troops broke the Loyalist defense across Catalonia and Madrid, capturing key cities and causing massive casualties. Americans among prisoners reported chaos as Loyalists fled toward France while European powers maneuver for influence after Spain's fascist victory.
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Cerida
Joe Alex Morris
Catalonia
Levida
Ikey
Barcelona
Morella
Tortoso
Catatonia
Madrid
Valencia
France
Italy
Great
Buta
Spain
Several Arrested in Spy Ring in Chile
Santiago police raided an apartment and seized 30 reels of film and several photographs of military subjects after government officials disclosed arrests in an international spy ring. Investigators said the ring paid an enormous sum for Chilean military documents.
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Santiago
Chile
Journal Shifts Picture Service New Comics Readers
Journal readers will find changes in news pictures comics and editorial features in today’s issue. NEA picture service replaces Central Press with new features including Behind the Scenes in Washington This Curious World Stumps the New Editorial page highlight and Out Our Way panel Myra North Special Nurse.
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Journal
NEA
Central Press
Popillac
Rodney Dulebér
Washington
William Ferguson
the New
Taitorial “Erba
Joe William Popitet
Ray Thombsolh
Myra North
Cold snap damages uncertain fruit trees and maple syrup hopes
Fruit growers doubt major damage from a weekend freeze as temperatures dipped to 22 and 2 below zero in western Pennsylvania. Buds were not yet advanced enough to suffer. some reports of scattered damage emerge while maple producers welcome cold to boost sap flow. Local re tapping planned in Carter Hill as markets anticipate a small spring crop and better syrup quality may lag but demand remains steady.
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Unishelt
Pennsylvania
Carter Hill
Swades
Crisis in Paris as Popular Front government faces split
Paris April 4 Dissension within the cabinet grows as radical socialist ministers consider resigning to let parliament and senate decide the fate of the Blum government. The bills echo Roosevelt style pump priming while turmoil rebounds through the government and end of the Popular Front looms.
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United Press
Paris
Léon Bhim
Popular Front
Roosevelt
Messare Wunfabe
Blum
Chamber
Senate
Mother and daughter tortured and slain in West Texas wastelands
Autopsy surgeon Dr W W Waite reported that Mrs Weston G Frome and her daughter Nancy, 46 and 22, suffered severe torture before they were killed in a desolate West Texas area. Both were shot through the temple. Frome’s right hand burned, knuckles burned, flesh bitten on her forearm.
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United Cross
AL Paso
Tex
W. W. Waite
Weston G. Frome
Nancy
West
Texas
Waite
Roy Chitwood
Miss Frome
Man laborite Shinwell slaps unionist in Commons clash
In London April 4 the House of Commons erupted as Labour MP Shinnell struck Unionist Commander Robert T. Bower in the face during a debate on foreign policy. Shinwell halted his speech and moved toward Bower amid claims of a gross insult as MPs urged for a general election.
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London
House of Commons
Manuel Shinwell
Robert T. Bower
Merhberator
Shinwell
Whem Bower
Spesher
A F L Back Jones Slate In State Election
David Williams, western Pennsylvania AML representative, said at the Harrisburg convention that independent local units will form to oppose the CIO program. He noted the CIO backs Thomas Kennedy for governor and argued for government policy serving the whole people. Also, two west-end youths were questioned after allegedly robbing a neighbor child of 2.50 on West Main Street. case continued.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
American Federation of Laby
Committee For Industrial Organization
David Williams
Western Pennsylvania
AML
Harrisburg
Federation
Wicely
Willams
CIO
Williams
Thomas Kennedy
Pennsylvania
GHILD
West Main Street
Young People Hurt In Titusville Auto Crash
Five Titusville youths were injured when the car they rode in left the Spartansburg Raceville highway and plunged into a ditch near Merchant's Corners. Three were seriously hurt. two sisters suffered lacerations and a broken collar bone. Police linked slippery roads from recent snowfall to the crash.
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Thy
Spartansburg
Raceville
Merchant's Corners
Titusville
Spartanaburg
Arthur Scout Ten Farm
Wainview
Tilue
Wille
Titusville Hospital
Charles Patterson
Charles Fiely
Wimner Fiely
Scala
Eleanor
Kuna Fenstermaker
D. C.ifiman
Amotor
Tits Weby
Cory
Cecil Bemis
French Creek
Harry Slye
Benn
Willi Armitage
Spring Creek
West Smith Street
Harold Moffatt
Ninze
Second Ward Man Claims He Was Robbed by Woman
James Watson aged real dent bp 401 Wat Bill Bueet reported to police that a young woman about 20 and an older man in a dark car stopped at his Rome Street home Sunday morning. She asked for local butcher directions then allegedly reached into his hip pocket and stole $7. The pair, described as a dark-colored car occupant and an older man, fled as Watson realized the pocket was empty.
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James Watson
Bill Bueet
Rome
John D- Mangan
Slock
Seong Werd Yealdont
Wateon
Te Wicthm
Watson
Durante van
Anic
Pettengill Urges Roosevelt to Approve Two Amendments
Rep Jamuel B Pettengill urged President Roosevelt to back amendments to the government reorganization bill giving Congress final control over agency changes and to exclude the education bureau from the program. The move aims to curb executive overreach as economic recession presses.
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United Press
Washington
Jamuel B. Pettengill
Ind
Roosevelt
Congress
Petvengill
Ware
White House
Pettenzill
House
Bureau of Education
William B. Bankhead
Senate
Fms
City Council Debates Daylight Saving Time Change Tonight
City leaders weigh a daylight saving time shift with a vote possible at this evening’s Golden Rule meeting. Proponents claim broad local support from farmers and residents while opponents urged caution amid mixed canvasses and factory concerns.
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Sky Council
Nts
Corry Grahzi
Siricg
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