Simple funeral rites for Longworth in Cincinnati
At Christ Church and Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati, a simple funeral honored nationally known House Speaker Nick Longworth. President Hoover and Mrs Hoover attended with other dignitaries as family and friends observed the modest service and burial beneath a Vast oak. The service featured choral music and readings, with Longworth remembered for public service and musicianship.
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Eaker Leaves Wichita for Continental Speed Dash
Captain Ira Eaker speeds eastward from Wichita on a record attempt to beat Frank Hawks west to east time. He flies Lockheed monoplane with a planned two stop route via Albuquerque and Mitchell Field aiming to reset the continental speed record, following a moonlit takeoff and fueling in California.
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New York Stock Market Ends Mixed on Tight Saturday Range
The New York stock market moved irregularly within a narrow band on a quiet Saturday in 1931. Trading was the tightest of the year, with small fluctuations across key averages and limited volume as investors waited for new cues.
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New, York
Political shakeups facing three nations
The report notes changes anticipated in three world powers. In Tokyo Reijiro Wakatsuki was slated to replace the ill Premier Yujo Hamaguchi and lead the governing party. In London the Labour cabinet of Prime Minister MacDonald faced a crucial Commons test on censures. In Paris Briand faced rising opposition that could erode his policies.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Thieves Steal Overland Sedan From Corty Chair Plant
A bold auto theft occurred yesterday afternoon when an unknown man stole Fred Drace’s Overland sedan from a shed near the Corty Chair Company plant where he works. The car bore Penn license LS 6 and a witness saw a stranger driving off.
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Corty Chair Company
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Penn
Tightening Web Around Stein in Gordon Murder
New York April 11. Police questioned the rifted sweetheart of Harry Stein a former convict accused of slaying Vivian Gordon. Investigators said Gordon was collecting $1,000 weekly tribute believed to come from blackmail or payments from men who courted her. Stein is charged with murder to rob her, knowing private details of her life and that she kept money hidden rather than in banks. A closely related suspect wore a wristwatch matching one missing from Gordon's effects. The girlfriend, kept unnamed, was questioned over 24 hours, confessing three years of relationship and engagement to be married.
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New York
Rert
Harry Stein
Vivian Gordon
Broadway Adventuress
Dius
Stein
Vivian Gorton
Report Plane Seen to Have Crashed
A Wichita dispatch reports a farmer saw a big plane dive after takeoff near Wichita. Officials investigated with search planes and town checks while witnesses from Topeka supported the crash observation. Weather outlook for next week in Washington shows rain in the North and Middle Atlantic states with a cool start, warmer middle, and colder end.
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Ira Eaker
W. Lopp
Topeka
United States Air Service
Richard Rice
Washington
Weather Area Today
Middle Atlantic
Japan's Prince Takamatsu and Bride Visit New York
Japan's young prince and Princess Kikuko arrived in New York for a day of ceremonies at City Hall with Mayor Walker, watched by a celebratory crowd as police boats and a fire boat salute the royal couple. Commander Yamagata said they will not visit night clubs and the princess is skilled at piano.
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Japan
de Sea
James J. Walker
Takamatsu
Slim
Hirohito
Kikuko
United States
the King
Takeo Yamagata
Yamagata
Jersey Slayer Goes to Death in New Jersey Chair
Daniel Grosso was executed by electric chair in Trenton after a botched mail robbery that killed truck driver John Baz near Elizabeth. Despite a two hour reprieve and new trial appeals, governor Morgan F Larson and Chief Justice Gummere failed to grant mercy. Grosso walked to the chair calmly, smoking and wearing a white rosebud.
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Elizabeth
Sldin
Grosso
Morgan F. Larson
Gummere
Newark
Hospital Board Hears Report On State Meeting
Corry Hospital officials report progress from a state recruit conference held in Harrisburg. Board members review March statistics, including 97 patients, 119 days of care, 9 births, 33 operations, and 2,852 meals served. Elevator inspection deemed in good condition. Adjourment follows informal talks on hospital affairs.
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ATO to Train at New Camp in 1932
Members of Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard will move Mount Gretna encampment to a new 10,000 acre site between Indiantown and Manata Gap in Dauphin County. The 28th Division will relocate for expanded artillery and combat firing space, with Mount Gretna kept for storage and safety improved by the remote new location. Governor Pinchot approved the plan after the state military reservation committee recommended the move.
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Mt. Gretna
Bank Robbery Ends With Escape At Millard Ave Branch
In Toledo Ohio two bandits robbed the Security Home Bank on Millard Avenue shortly after opening hours, escaping with about 9000 in cash. They fled in a waiting car. Nearby reports say other incidents include a fatal house fire at Shearstown Newfoundland and a murder arraignment in Wilkes Barre.
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Toledo
United Press
Millard Avenule
Security Home Bank
Benefit show of Harem Scaremis draws large final crowd
A big turnout attended the last performance of Harem Scaremis a benefit for the Community Chest at the high school auditorium led by May or C L Alexander with Dr A Reese. The show featured local talent written and directed locally with Joseph Sherrick and his orchestra providing music. Proceeds tally near 900 dollars for the Emergency Ward, with minimal expense and most funds going to relief work. The mayor thanked all involved and hosted a post show event at Avenue Restaurant.
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Community Chest
C.L. Alexander
A. Reese
Mayay ‘Alexander
Mustc
Joseph Sherrick
Aléxander
Hold Conference On Wayne Twp Program
A delegation of Wayne Township taxpayers met with county commissioners and State Senator Miles B. Kita to press for a road improvement project. The stretch on the Clymer road was dropped from the original program to allow a short gap near Spirit Hil. Senator Kitts said he would discuss the matter with Assemblyman John H. Sing and seek favorable action.
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Miles B. Kita
Mrie
fRernuun
Clymer-Columbus
Former Corry resident dies in barn fall
William J. Welsh 60, Waterford farmer, fell from a haymow to the barn floor on his farm and was found by his daughter. He suffered a fractured skull and was pronounced dead at the scene. Coroner D S Hanley ruled death accidental after investigation. Funeral services were held at St Teresas church in Union City.
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Waterford
Corry
Ol City
Welsh
St. ‘Tereau's
Union City
Mary Wels
W. 1S. Worster
Cal
Hanley
Erie
One Killed and Another Dying in Car Wrecks
United Press reports two Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania traffic incidents last night. Calvin Bley, 69, prominent local businessman, died from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Paul E. Greenawalt. A second victim from Brookville, Walmpler, remains unconscious at Adair Hospital with little hope for recovery.
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United Pres
Five Best Radio Ents Daily Listings
NBC networks WEAF and WABC present varied programs through the evening with Gene Austin at 7 00 on WEAF Dixie Circus on WIZ 8 00 and Arthur Pryor s Band on WABC also at 8 00 plus Mary Charles and other varieties listed for WEAF and WABC schedules through the night.
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Arthur Pryor
Mary Charles
Street Commissioner Seeks Residents Aid In Cleaning
Street Commissioner Harrington appeals to property owners and residents to keep city pavements free of debris leaves and rubbish after a winter sweep. He asks for notices of littering and offers city truck pickup assistance noting cooperation will improve street cleanliness across the city.
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