Governor Pinsches Battle for Pennsylvania Senate Control
Rival factions in both major parties rally for control of the Pennsylvania Republican and Democratic state committees ahead of the April 26 primary. Pinchot supporters press for GOP committee dominance, while Roosevelt and Stop Roosevelt factions vie in the Democrats as candidates plan to shape the 1934 party machinery and likely urge Edward Martin’s ouster as committee head if Pinchot gains power.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Press Star
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Republican State Committee
Prandin
D.roosevelt
New York
iThe Pinchot
Edward Martin
Test Case On Right To Fingerprint In Federal Case
A test case may be brought by Rocco Di Pippa, alias Rosie Long, to challenge government fingerprinting of arrestees on federal charges. Di Pippa refused to be fingerprinted after arrest for an alleged liquor conspiracy involving 12 indicted men in Erie. U.S. Attorney Gratani and staff will decide if this proceeds as a test of lawful registration of suspects before trial.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Rocco de Pipa
Rosie Long
Pittsuurgh
Allegheny
Washington
Coury Ant Orsona
Erie
di Pippa
Louis E Gratani
Vernon Hazzard
Monongahela
Norman End
James Cunningham
Washington County
Swad
Stenjuenville
Philip Emille
Alle Jack
Mike Dam= tig
James Totina
Leo Huber
Pittsbuegh
James Casluck
Edward Albert
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
A 1982 schedule listing NBC and CBS programs with times from 8:30 to 11:00 p.m. including Melody moments, Fast freight, Gondert Waa, Lollywood nights, and Bajumibla symaphony orch on WABC and WHAT networks.
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Mtea Frese Wii
NBC
WABC
CBS
Union City youth killed by plant elevator
Harold Siverling aged 19 well known Union City youth was instantly killed at the Shreve Chair Company plant when his clothes were caught in a safety gate and crushed by the elevator. He was the son of Bert L. Siverling the plant foreman and leaves two sisters Mary who attends school and a married sister in Ohio. Body taken to Glenn Undertaking Parlors for burial preparations.
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Harold Siverling
Union City
Shreve Chair Company
Unions City
Siverling
Bert L. Siverling
Shreve
Fourth Avenue
Mary
Ohio
Glenn Undertaking
Embittered Trial Amid Hawaii Racial Lines
In Honolulu the four American defendants face a jury drawn with strong racial divides as Darrow fights peremptory challenges to favor whites while prosecutors seek Orientals and mixed-race jurors. Tension rises as bias accusations flare during the third day of the Slaying of Joe Kahahawai Jr.
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Dan Campbell
United Press
Honolulu
Glayence Darrow
Ned
Hawaii
Darrow
Granville Roland Fortescue
New York
Washington
Joe Kahahawai
Husky
John Kelley
Civil War Photos Displayed in Philadelphia Today
A series of Civil War photographs by renowned photographer Matthew Grady went on display at the Ayer Galleries on Washington Square today. The exhibit showcases historic military images and highlights the wartime experience captured by Grady.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Matthew 1 Grady
Ayer
Washington Square Foday
Gray Wins Top Placement on Primary Ballot
Wallace C Gray of Westeyville tops the Republican ballot drawing for the Third District Assembly race with Worth Hammond of Corry second and John H King of Corry third The Democratic ticket lists King first Gray second and Hammond third for the primary ballot.
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Wallace C. Gray
Westeyville
Worth
Hammond
Corry
John H. King
King
Last Food Orders In Philadelphia Mailed To Idle
Philadelphia in April reports the Lloyd unemployment committee mailed its final food orders to about 60,000 unemployed families as funds ran out. Welfare funds provided a week of relief, with $10 million Talbot relief bill pending Supreme Court review and potential immediate release of $2.0 million if constitutional. Libya committee had funded about $5 million of the national drive to aid destitute residents.
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United Press Philadelphia
Lloyd Unemployment Committee
Philadelphia
Welfare Federation
Supreme Court
Philadelhia
Libya Committee
Lloyd Committee
United Campaign
Columbia professor awakes beside roommate dead
Francis Deale, an assistant law professor at Columbia University, woke in New York to find his roommate James Bliss Grey, 86, an insurance broker, dead beside him from an apparent self-inflicted action. The incident occurred on April 1 according to United Press report.
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United Press
New York
Francis Deale
Columbia University
James Bliss Grey
New Tax Bill Faces Attack by Secretary Mills
Secretary of the Treasury Mills criticized the House passed tax bill in Washington and urged Senate changes. He called the corporate income tax rate and stock transfer tax excessive and warned the bill would hinder business recovery and fail to balance the budget. Mills cited postal revenue shortfalls and questioned overall fiscal impact.
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Lyle ¢ Witoun
United Press
Washington
House
Treasury Mille
Mills
Senate
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Post Office Department
Mille
Riots erupt over acute Newfoundland economic crisis
A mob of about 25,000 in St Johns seized Parliament buildings injuring offices and menacing Sir Richard A Squires as protesters demanded an inquiry into alleged malfeasance and public funds misuse. The prime minister reportedly resigned though officials said he had not. Father Pippy helped calm the crowd and police faced the mob amid warnings of revolution.
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Richard A. Squires
Hutchings
Father Pippy
John R. Bennett
K. B
Newfoundland
Richard
Richards
John Middleton
Majestic Theatre
Parliament
Warner
William Coaker
Citiens
Ald
Auto Demolished Two Men Uninjured In Pa Collision
In Pa on April 6 at a crossing, two men escaped unharmed after their auto was struck by the Fairmont Limited of the Pennsylvania Railroad and hurled about 100 feet. The occupants were John Ollie, 6, and James Rego, Sr., who were driving over the crossing when the rear of their car was hit. The car crashed against a pole, as a freight train had cut visibility at the crossing.
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Pyeree Charlerol
Leaps To Death From Eighth Floor Room
A hotel guest registered as Mrs. W. A. Heed of New York at the Bellevue Stratford leaped to her death from an eighth floor room in Philadelphia early today. Clerks described her as a about 40, attractive woman with no signs of despair. A considerable amount of money was found in her pocketbook. no suicide note or obvious grievance was reported.
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Philadelphia
A. Wentan
Bellevue Stratford Hotel
W. A. Heed
New York
Man Loses Life In Titusville Blaze
Alfred J. Barnes, 69, died in a fire that gutted a boarding house on North Martin Street in Titusville after midnight. The blaze, starting near the stairs to the attic, caused about 2500 in damage. Barnes was found dead on his door with burns, likely from suffocation. He was a lifelong Titusville resident, survived by three sisters.
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Titusville
Alfred J. Barnes
Lettie Kern
Barnes
Hammond for Assembly Club Gains Impetus
Organization of the Hammond for Assembly Club was completed at a meeting of supporters last evening adding new interest to the primary campaign. The spring election is in under three weeks and the group plans to expand to Union City North East and nearby towns. Mayor Ben F Starr presided with John Dempsey as vice president and Theo P Williams as secretary as committees form to handle publicity and advertising.
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Royal Club
Corry
Assembly
Hedidts
Dozem Ardent
Banat
Educuse
Hammons
Ben F. Starr
Hammond For Assembly
John Dempsey
Theo P. Williams
Asocal
Union City
North East
Hanbovcreett
Wesleyville
Comling
Work Begins on Erie Railroad Roadbed Improvement
Erie Railroad launches extensive roadbed improvement between Bear Lake and Columbus and extends from GM tower east through Lottsville. A gang of men started Monday west from Bear Lake for belting and tamping as the project continues through summer to accelerate train movements.
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Columbus
Erie Railroad
Loltsville
Gerry
Enst
Pubnit
Fire destroys general store and post office in Butler County
A two story building housing a general store and post office at Keisters Butler county and a residence of Frank H Campbell were demolished by fire. Damage is estimated at 15000. Campbell his wife and two children escaped from the first floor without injury as volunteer firefighters battled the blaze. Foreign visitors Paulson and Clyde from Buffalo arrived in the city yesterday for a short stay on business with relatives.
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Butler
Tullong
Keisters
Butler County
Frank H. Campbell
Campbell
Lars Paulson End
Clyde
Buffalo
Confess to two bank robberies and plan others
Williamsport police say four bandit gang members confessed to robberies at Exchange in Montour county and Allenwood in Union county, with other planned raids. Confessions name Reuben Shook and son Butcher of Montoursville, John Maley of Barbours, and Floyd Hoover and another man from Williamsport. Detectives identified an automobile used in the Allenwood job and recovered details of the October 1981 Exchange robbery where about 800 dollars was taken.
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United Press
Butcher
John Maley
Barbours
Stooks
Floyd Hoover
Wiliamsport
All Tenweood
C E. Whipple
Harnels and Miller
al- Tenwood
James B. Dennen
Ictiange Bank
Maley
Hoover
Shooks Agai
Switch Hoover
Sxain
Bendits
Plane signals to Lindbergh spark renewed search
Reported sighting of three planes over the Lindbergh home stirred new hopes in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Aircraft displayed red white and blue insignia, circling the mansion at 4000 feet before continuing toward Lakehurst. Police noted unusual nursery lights but did not confirm any official development. A separate mass search near Waquoit, Massachusetts followed fishermen’s claims of a man woman and baby aboard a white yacht, but the leads were not substantiated.
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United Press
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Comrades of
Uice
Lindbergh
Witcher
Army
Navy
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Hopewell
Waquolt
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Liew
Punxsutawney Moves to Cut Street Light Costs
Punxsutawney council votes to turn off all street lights tonight to test tariff impact on rates. Clarence Murray chairs the light and water committee and supports the decision along with W. F. Smith. Officials at the Gas and Electric Company meet with state officials to discuss potential effects on Pennsylvania service rates. G. A. Stearns retires after many years of service.
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Punxsutawney
United Press
Clarence Murray
Light and Water Committee of
Council
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Cottiman
W. F. Smith
Smith
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H.C. Tomine
Pennsylvania
Service Commission
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