Burglaries Ransack Two Corry Homes In Florida Turned Winter Stay
State police join Corry authorities in investigating burglaries at the homes of Rasselas W. Brown and Henry Gretzler, both empty during winter in Florida. Loot worth hundreds stolen including a valuable raccoon coat, radio, shotgun, clothing, and watches after repeated visits.
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Florida
Rasselas W. Brown
Brown
Henry Gretzler
West Columbus Ave
Ning
Gretzey
Gretzlers
Gretzler
Elle
Ruppersburg
Telye
Aime Ging
Lue
Brownsville Bank Closes Doors Today
Monongahela National Bank failed to open in Brownsville and was placed in U S banking officials hands. Officials cited heavy withdrawals and planned to reorganize and reopen. The bank reported 4 411 043 88 in deposits and 416 000 in accounts.
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United Press
Brownsville
Monongahela National Bank
United States Banking
Community benefit show urged to aid local emergency fund
Mayor Alexander appeals to residents to attend a three night benefit at the Senior High School to raise hundreds of dollars for the Community Chest Emergency Fund. Tickets cost forty cents, with aim to keep relief work uninterrupted through April. Audience turnout expected to fill the auditorium each evening.
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Corty
Avery
Geney
Alexander
Lebind
le Eddy Fei
Auditorius
Outside Aid Stems Exodus From Managua
United Press reports aid from the United States and Central American nations reduced refugee exodus after the Nicaragua quake. Relief officials meet immediate needs. epidemics under control as Admiral Saint Quire Smit plans return visits and staff oversee food and clothing distribution in Managua.
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Charles Harding
United Press
Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Amarigar
Cartine
Hanks
Lak Managua
Baseball Park
Christian Brothers College
Christ
Fieldls
Worle
Saint Quire Smit
Sergu
Jas
Will Rogers
Dan D. Sultan
U. S. ‘Army Engineers
Francisco R. Rixione
Managau
Ramon Sevilla
Three Boys Die as Boat Collapses Near Akron
Three boys Kenneth Roupe Edward Roupe II and William Bowser aged 13 drowned when the bottom of an old row boat collapsed at Hust Reservoir near Akron. The vessel sank about 100 feet from shore Bowser attempted to swim to land and perished with his body recovered 40 feet from the bank. No witnesses were present.
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United Press
Akron
Here
Kenneth Roupe
Edward Roupe
William Bowser
Ute
Bowser
Three Corry Youths In Auto Crash Near Findley Lake
Three Corry youths were involved in a serious automobile crash on the Findley Lake North East road around 6 PM. Cars driven by William McElroy of Corry and Nelson Nielson of Erie collided two miles from Findley Lake. both cars wrecked. McElroy rode with Dean Houser and John Maloney. Houser suffered a severe facial gash needing stitches. Other occupants had bruises and shock. a woman in the Erie car was injured in the shoulder. Wrecked vehicles were towed to Nuttall Garage at Findley Lake for repairs.
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Corry
Findley Lake-North East Road
William McElroy
South Center Street
Nelson Nielson
Erie
Findley Lace
McElroy
Dean Houser
John Maloney
Houser
Nuttall
Fid Jey Lake
Young Hero of Colorado Storm Will Visit Hoover
Galo Lamar reports on 13 year old Bryan United who helped 14 companions survive a blizzard when their school bus stalled. He plans a White House visit to meet the president and see the library, recalling the bus tragedy and his first public appearance. Five children froze to death during the storm.
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United Press
Lamar
Galo
White House
Washington
Bryan United
Cole
Hunay
Bryan
Carl Miller
Willer
Fes
Ohio reports 13 auto fatalities toll mounting
A United Press survey shows Easter Sunday traffic spikes with at least 61 killed in motor accidents and 13 drownings across several states. Ohio leads with 13 auto deaths, followed by Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and others. multiple car crashes and a fatal motorcycle collision in Mt Troy Road, with several Pittsburgh residents among the injured.
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United Press Ohwago
United Press
Tollay Shin
Au Automobile
Chester
Til
Annapolis
Mid
Kansas City
Louis
Virginia
Memphis
Penn
Aliansas
Wiconsin
Michigan
Iowa
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Jacob Paul
Millvale
Joseph
Simon
Troy
Sidspuut
Pitcaim Road
Annabelle Huston
New
Bethlehem
Brookville
Sne
Francis Ketley
Clarion
Suspect Plot to Rob Concord Township Resident
A Concord township resident thwarted a nighttime burglary when a man and a woman gained entry by posing as warmth seekers. Guy Pearce, awakened around 2 am on the Corry Spratansburg road, confronted the couple as they claimed to be visiting and were about to search the home before fleeing. Pearce secured a description. the robbers intended to steal money or valuables from his brother upstairs. Mr and Mrs Grande Fralick later stayed with relatives in Tionesta.
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Concord Township
Guy Pearce
Corry Spratansburg
Pearce
Pearces
700 Children Take Part In Easter Hunt
City parks were filled with boys and girls eleven years of age and under Saturday afternoon as over seven hundred youngsters joined the Kiwanis Club Easter Egg Hunt. The event proved among the most successful pre Easter celebrations in town, with children racing to gather golden eggs and win special awards. Kiwanis plans to make the hunt a yearly fixture, with RL Davison praising Hi Y Club and Pioneer Tip helpers for managing the crowd. Winners included Marilyn Skuf, Harold Ayers, Kenneth Paulson, and Lawrence Morton, listed with ages and street addresses.
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Kiwanis Club
Gonty
Spevia
Folks Walme Kawanis Cn
Catendar
RL. Davison
Tevia
Tolay
Hi-Y Clube
Pioneer
Tip
Marilyn SkUf
Spartansburg
Harold Ayers
Bond
Sure Lawrences Clark
Fairview Street
Kennet Paulson
North Center Street
Morton
East Freverisk Street
Buck and Doe Invade Third Ward on Sunday
Two deer, a buck and a doe, were spotted Sunday in the Third Ward after leaving Collins Woods on West Wayne Street. They wandered eastward toward their home, displaying little fear as residents gathered to watch the playful intrusion before returning to woodland.
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Third Ward
Opning
EI Street
Collins Woods
Weat Wayne Street
Insane Second Engineer Shoots Two Aboard Helen
In midstream between Philadelphia and Camden the second engineer Claude McCrory turned violent on the Cuban sugar ship Helen. He fatally shot Wilfred Moller and fatally wounded William Coughlin before killing himself, as police and Navy authorities responded. the wounded man was hospitalized in critical condition.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Helen
Philadelhia
Camden
Tet
Claude McCrory
Fairfront
Wilfred Moller
William Coughlin
Passage West County Court
Ireland
St. Agnes Hospital
League Island
Appearng
King George V Confined by Bad Cold at Windsor Castle
King George V was confined to his apartment at Windsor Castle by a severe cold and a recurrence of an audial laryngitis complaint, but he transacted state business and remained in excellent spirits. His majesty's condition showed definite improvement yesterday.
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United Press
Windsor
Eng
George V
Windsor Castle Tolley
Robber actresses loot $18,000 in jewels from Ardell home
In New York a raid on the vaudeville actress Marjorie Ardell and her maid yielded jewelry valued at about 18 000 dollars. Forty well dressed men entered the home posing as Easter flower delivery attendants, tied Ardell and the maid, and looted a diamond bracelet worth 15000 and rings worth 1000 before fleeing.
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United Press
New York
Marjoria Artiell
Sermid
Miss Ardell
Ardell Hig
Neopartum
Noom
Katherine Tanaskin
Miss Atdell
Grant Kirkland Granted New Murder Trial
Virgil Kirkland of Gary Indiana, a high school youth, was granted a new trial today by Judge Grant Crumpacker in Valparaiso Indiana. He had been convicted of murdering 18 year old Arlene Drayes at a drinking party.
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Grant Kirkland
United Press
Valparaiso
Ind
Virgil Kirkland
Gary
Arlene Drayes
Grant Crumpacker
Judge Denies Rossiter Additional Time in Piracy Case
In Pittsburgh on April 6 Judge Nelson McVicar refused a request to substitute a prisoner for postponement of the argument on Rossiter’s motion for a new trial. Samuel H. Rossiter’s counsel argued Illness of attorney Margi ot ti, but the judge noted Margiotti joined after the conviction and need not appear Thursday.
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Unites
Pittsburgh
Samuel H. Rossiter
Bria
von Wieted
Conpiracy
Nelson McVicar
Joseph H. Richardson
Rossiter
McVicar
Charles J. Margi‘otti
Rossitter
Blackmer and Full Conviction Are Affirmed
Washington April 6 The District of Columbia appellate court affirmed the convictions of Henry M Blackmer and Albert B Fall in the Hardiy administration graft case. Fall received ten years in prison and a $400,000 fine. Blackmer was fined $60,000. Both men had appealed. the court's ruling leaves them to serve sentences or seek Supreme Court relief.
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United Press
Washington
District of Columbia
Eouitt
Jay
France
Supreme Court of
District Appellate Court
Fall
Blackmer
Pall
Pip Dhem Figs
United States Supreme Cour
Chicago Elects Mayor Tuesday Favor Cer mak
Chicago voters face a pivotal mayoral choice between Republican William Thompson and Democrat Antony Cer mak in the 1935 race. Straw polls hint Cer mak leading, with Thompson arguing his opponent seeks to consolidate power. Cer mak, known as Big Bill, seeks a fourth term and chairs the Cook County board, a central figure in Democratic politics.
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United Press
Chicago
William Helen Thompson
Antony J. Cermax
Quarlel
Huth Parliss
Huth
Cemmak
Hompsin
Big Bill
Cermak
Cook County
Thompson
Rescue Vessel Goes Aground in Harbor
The government steamer Sq], part of the Viking rescue effort, ran aground 12 miles west of Fogo Island while delivering food and supplies to Carmanville. The engine room and main hold were flooded, but all passengers are reported safe.
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Sy United Frew
Radio Entertainments Preview Five Top Broadcasts
Radio listings highlight NBC and CBS network programs with acts including a Mormon Choir, the Grenadiers, Barbershop Quartets, Florence Richartaoc Otchtaten, and Morton Downey. Programs air across WEAR WABC and WEAF networks, indicating varied musical and vocal entertainment.
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Wiz
NBC Network
Ja5
Mormon Choir
WEAR
NBG
The
Grenadiers
WABC
CBS Network
WEAF
Florence Richartaoc
Otchtaten Wabc
Morton Downey
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Tionesta
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Deny Rossiter
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E. L. Doheny
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