Two Murder Suspects Face Arraignment in Warren Case
Yoo Seheaustens, 19, of Hartist Connecticut and John G. Polens, 2, of near Garland, are to be arraigned before Justice T. Richer Evans in Warren on 95 murder counts tied to the fatal shooting of Metro Seminar, 40, on the Youngeville Pittafield highway. District Attorney LeRoy Eddy intends grand jury action. police report confessions from both suspects. Semenuskas, hurt earlier, implicated Polens and led to the getaway vehicle. revolver found on the Cola farm.
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Yoo Seheaustens
Hartist
Conn
John G. Polens
Near Garland
Justice of the Peace
T. Richer Evans
Warren
Metro Seminar
Youngeville- Pittafield
Wurder
Deniston
al Ben
Havy
LeRoy Eddy
Sencauskas
Polen Art
Hanini Warten County
Polens
Pitts Hirsh
Senenyskas
Semenuskas Waa
Colza
Valle
Corry
Polens 13
Drop Murder Charges Against County Farmer
Murder charges were dropped against James Sellen of Harborcreek at a hearing in Erie. Voluntary manslaughter charges were filed by the district attorney, and Sellen waived the hearing. The death of James Welch occurred after a fight involving Sellen. Edward Woster is being sought in New York state in connection with the crime.
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Droype
James Sellen
R.D
Harborcreek
Jonal Pulige
Paul Watson
Erie
Dstrict
Mortimer
Graham
Sellen
James Welch
Brie
Naira
Peller
Edward Woster
Stenton
Seen
New York State
Foster
Welth
Seller
House Ways and Means Accepts Major Corporate Tax Plan
United Press reports on April 8 in Washington that the House Ways and Means committee, dominated by Democrats, forms a $799,000,000 corporate tax bill and accepts the major principle of the plan.
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United Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mussolini vows total war on enemy forces in Ethiopia
Premier Mussolini told the cabinet in Rome that Ethiopia's allied forces must be annihilated to secure Italy's colonies. He asserted the plan cannot fail, nor will it be delayed, as Italy pursues a complete victory.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Hthi
Wpia
Mussolini
Italy
Budget and staff actions loom for Waeling school board
The Waeling board of education meets at 7 tonight to consider 1936 37 staff appointments and possible changes amid resignations. A first public budget report will be given and guidance on the school tax millage is expected. Retrenchment measures due to the districts financial plight will be formally discussed with potential action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Jobless Insurance Push Signals State Action
Congressional leaders told Governor Basle there is no delay duty for states to join the Federal unemployment insurance act. The governor plans a May 4 special session to consider the program as Pennsylvania employers would contribute one percent of payroll into the fund, with total annual cost exceeding twenty million dollars.
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Earle
Ross Downing
United Press
Marriqbuirg
Basle
Washington
Pennsylvania
HP Lit Commonwealth
Peace talk urged as Italy Ethiopia war looms
Geneva April 8 The League of Nations planned immediate peace negotiations with Italy after a British note alleged Italy used poison gas in Ethiopia. A committee would study anti gas violations while Salvador de Madariaga was to approach Baron Pompeo Aloisi. Red Cross said it had no information on the anti gas convention. In the US the South suffered 942 deaths from storms and tornadoes, with 186 dead in Gainesville Georgia and 206 in Tupelo Mississippi. President Roosevelt ordered $2.5 million for tornado relief.
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United Press
Geneva
League of Nations Today
Italy
Ethiopia
Committee of 18
Salvador de Madariaga
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Great Britain
Teague
League
Red Cross
Joseph Avenu
Gainesville
Tupelo
Miss
Roosevelt
Bermuda
Tax Bill Ready for House Vote in Ten Days
Washington April better than expected progress as the House Ways and Means Committee finishes hearings on President Roosevelt's tax program and drafts a bill for floor action in about ten days. The appropriations committee also begins hearings on the $1.5 billion WPA relief plan with Works Progress Administrator Harry Hopkins testifying. Critics from four Chambers of Commerce call for government economies and oppose new levies while the administration pledges to maintain the sub committee's plan despite business opposition.
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Edward W. Lewis
United Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Roosevelt
House Appropriations Committee
Works Progress
Harry Hawkins
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Strong Choice In Wisconsin Primary
Milwaukee Wis April 8 early returns from Wisconsin show Franklin D Roosevelt favored by about two thirds of voters for president over William Borah. Borah leads the Republican delegates race for the national convention with three Borah instructed candidates ahead of uninstructed ones. results tabulated from 1 576 of 2 919 precincts include Roosevelt 188 848 Borah 76 84.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William F. Borah
Porah
Roosevelt
Borah
France Bares Peace Plan Slayings Sentencing in Case
Mrs Grace Dubois 61 faces life in prison after a jury found her guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of her physician son in Los Angeles California. The panel of five women and seven men recommended life imprisonment without possibility of parole. Sentencing is set for Friday in Superior Court.
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Son
United Press
Los Angheds
Calif
Grace DuBois
Shatabe
Superior Court
Probe on Erie beer places may close some venues
District Attorney Mortimer H. Graham announced a thorough citywide probe of all beer establishments. Two unknowns began checking every beer dispensary in Erie County, aiming to report within 30 days on licenses to renew or deny. Mayor Glen Miller intends to work with county officials to consider closings. previous arrests reduced violations but concerns persist. Daniel M. Clemson dies after three day illness at age 83 in Clemson Stricken Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bios Prietors
Glen Miller
Ralph McCord
France’s plan for European security and consolidation
France publicly outlines a sweeping postwar peace plan to consolidate Europe through collective security and mutual aid. It calls for a rapid international air, land, and sea force, currency stabilization, and equality of colonial territories. sent to Britain, Belgium, Italy, and the League of Nations for consideration.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Germany
Laagie of Nations
Adolf Hitler
Confesses to Murder in Butler County
SUTLER Pa April 8 State police held Elmer Double Sr 60 year old New Kensington man today upon his alleged confession that he slew his sister because he disagreed with her will Double was brought here yesterday from Washington where he was apprehended by state and Butler county officers He was charged with murder before Alderman Porter Scott Butler by state police.
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United Press
Sutler
Elmer Double
New Kensington
Double
Washington
Buller
Porter Scott
Butler
Corry Trio Wins in Northwest Pennsylvania District
Corry High School girls trio Dorothy Mae Rickers Louise Whiteley and Ethel Beckwith won the northwest district Pennsyl vania Music and Forensic League contest in Greenville gaining the right to compete in the state finals at Pottsville April 22 and 25. Fellow competitors were from Karns City Shenango Oj City Greenville Sharon and others from Erie Crawford Lawrence Butler Venango Mercer counties. Principal Steen and music instructor Dilas Beatrice Staffer accompanied the group as the Corry Glee Club and ensemble advance hopes for further success.
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Corry High School
Pennsylvania Music and Forensic League
Greenville
Dorothy Mae Rickers
Louise Whiteley
Ethel Beckwith
Corry
Karns City
Shenango
Oj City
Sharon
Pottsville
Erie
Crawford
Lawrence
Butler Venango
Mercer
Corry High
Dilas Beatrice
Supervior
Varius Club
Howard J. Steen
Open Searching Probe Of Wreck Fatality Tragedy Details
Eight air experts from the department of commerce examined the wreckage of a Transcontinental & Western Air Lines plane in Cheat mountains near Uniontown Pennsylvania. The crash killed 11 people including two pilots and nine passengers. Survivors were hospitalized and a public hearing was hinted at in Tilton or Pittsburgh. The wreckage search aimed to determine the cause amid conflicting notes on the event.
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Department of Commerce
TWA
Uniontown
United Press Uniontown
Transcontinental & Western Air Lines
Cheat Mountains
Corps of Federal
Correlly
AL Officiity
Lele
Didate Aly Surety
Aliel Slaton Senate
H.W. Schroeder
Any Lines Inspection Sevice
Dennis Mulligan
South Trimble
Cotiottor
Tilontown
Pittsburgh
Umorrayr
PWA
Niontown Hospital
Meyer Ellenstei
Newark
Nellit Granger
Hgrd
Charles 4. Challinor
Cleveland
Ben
Stanley J. Boyersdorter
Steubenvilly
Boyersdorfer
Challiner
Valley Forge Military Academy
Wayne
Robert G. Evans
Lancaster
Crawford T. Kelly
McKeesport
Donald August
Grayo
Plane stewardess hero proves brave in crash rescue
Net We Granger, 5 foot 2, 102 pounds, a TWA stewardess, crawled six miles through rough mountains to summon aid after a late night liner crash near Minignton, saving two passengers. She bandaged them with her petticoat, then was guarded in a hotel while interviews were arranged with TWA officials.
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TWA
Charles M. Pooler
United Press
Conyright
Minigntown
Herole
Tittie
We Granger
Weizht
Wishea Moe
Ald
Miss Granger
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
McKeesport
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Man
Nelson
Warren County
Legi
Taly
Unitedress
Cordale
Greensboro
N.C
Miller
Clemson Strigken
Daniel M. Clemson
Meyers. Allenstein
Charles G. Challinor
New York
Jack Frye
Chicago
J. P. Walker
Frye
Ferguson
San
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