Spain Faces Grave Crisis After Republican Victory
United Press reports Spain's monarchy on the brink as a cabinet crisis looms after a sweeping Republican win in elections. Premier Ande announces the cabinet may resign. Gen Berenguer says fresh elections for a constitutional cortes are likely to decide the regime's fate.
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United Press
Alealis
Omy
Wader
Ana
Madrid
Spain
Conte
Berenguer
Prima le Rivera
Five Hurt In Head On Collision West Of Union City
A Corry youth and Erie residents were injured when two cars collided head on about a half mile east of the Verben a bridge on the Waterford Union City road Sunday afternoon. Five people were treated at Union City and Waterford hospitals. injuries ranged from lacerations to possible internal injuries but none serious. Witnesses and patrolmen investigated. the Chevrolet and Ford truck were wrecked.
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Verbena Bridge
Waterford-Union City Road
George Aldrich
West Irving Street
Union City Hospital
JH. J. Fisher
French St. Erie
Union City ‘Hospital
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Amanda Moorhead
Evie
Louis Fisher
Aldrich
Walon City Hospital
Union City
Martin
Waterford
School Board to Name Coach and Teachers Tonight
The Board of Education plans a pivotal meeting this evening to decide whether to retain Bedric A. McCall as athletic director at Corry High School and to approve the teaching staff for 1981 82. A petition with hundreds of signatures supports keeping Coach McCall, and the qualified instruction committee will present recommendations on the forthcoming staff. The session is expected to cover retrenchment priorities and other education matters.
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Oller
Lye Board
Two River Division Trains to be Dropped
The Pennsylvanian Railroad plans to curtail passenger service effective April 26, dropping two river division trains. Local lines between Corry and Oil City will be abolished with the evening train to Oil City and the morning train to Corry discontinued. A star ray from Oil City to Corry will provide service, while a new Pittsburgh sleeper will travel later in the evening. Frank Finson of Buffalo visited Corry over the weekend with relatives.
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Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rivere Division
Corry
Met
Oility Lo Uition
Down River
Pittsburgh
Frank Finson
Buffalo
Sigior
Pinchot hails McDevitt ruling as justice milestone
Governor Pinchot lauds Judge McDevitt for ordering Philadelphia Rapid Transit into receivership. He says the decision proves the case and marks a monumental milestone on the road to justice, noting the action follows investigations by the Senate committee. The report hints the ruling stems from disclosures before the utility inquiry.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Harry 8. McDevitt
Philadelphia
Philadelia Rapid Transit Company
United States
Pinshot
McDevitt
Philadelphia Rapids Transit Company
Mitten
Senate Utiliy
P. B.D
Man Slain and Body Burned in Westfield Fire
Westfield police investigate the suspected homicide of Bruno Dragone, 40, of Panfalo. His severely burned body was found inside an abandoned Clark Street frame building after a blaze that consumed the structure and left two five gallon containers nearby. Night Patrolman Gus Ostrom heard an explosion before the fire and later glimpsed Dragone’s body through a door crack as officers forced entry.
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Bruno Dragone
Panfalo
Clark Street
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Dragone
Miss Nichols Sets New Speed Record
Miss Ruth Nichols of Rye New York shattered airspeed records at Grosse Ile by averaging 210.65 mph over a 3 kilometer course in a Lockheed Vega with a Wasp engine. She flew four trips and reached 226.88 mph on one run, surpassing Amelia Earhart Putnam’s prior mark of 181.1 mph.
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United Press
Ruth Nichols
Rye
Grosse Tle
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Miss Nichols
Farmers Revolt Against Cowtests In Iowa
Two companies of National Guard troops were mobilized in Cedar Rapids to quell Iowa farmers protesting bovine tuberculosis tests. Prepared to move to Tipton as the revolt centers.
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United Press
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Tipton
Fatally Injured in Fall From Veranda
Donald Morrell dies at Erie hospital after plunging about twenty five feet from a rear porch. The 85 year old Chevy resident struck cement, suffered a fractured skull, and died shortly after midnight. Deputy Coroner investigates. no charges yet filed. Morrell survived by parents and siblings. funeral at St Thomas Church planned for Tuesday at 9 AM.
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Martin Street
Doneald Morrell
Chevy
Iaery Hospital
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N. T. Gillette
Corry
Weal
Th Hospital
Royal Fighting Company
William Morrell
Helen Morrell
Hazel Morrell
Wiit
Charles Breidenstein
Bufalo
Carlton Mortell
Buffalo
St. Thomas Church
Francis J. Graves
St. Thomas Cemetery
Attempt to wreck train in tunnel near Oil City
Railroad detectives sought alleged train wreckers who piled timber and rocks on New York Central Lines tracks in a tunnel south of Oil City Pennsylvania. The Ashtabula passenger train derailed its pilot wheels as it struck the barrier about 100 feet from the tunnel entrance. No injuries reported though passengers were shaken. line traffic halted for around two hours.
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Oil City
New York Central
Ashtabula
Nowe
Rumors Denied on Merger of Two P RR Divisions
Officials deny reports that two P RR divisions will merge. Statements indicate consolidation plans discussed by Pennsylvania Ballad authorities, with remarks from party leaders and regional officials.
Gas kills two women in Pittsburgh fumigation tragedy
In Pittsburgh on April 13 two women died and others were injured when lethal fumes from hydrocyanic acid gas, used in fumigating a north side apartment, escaped from the basement. Forty residents woke and fled as the gas rose through floors. investigators traced bottles found in the basement and charged fumigation firm head Dick Clowes and his foster son James Shields with questioning.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
Allegheny General Hospital
Ubose
Neyida
Marie Mohney
Wilkinsburg
Julia White
Florence Mohney
Caroline Motney
Maine
Clair McGinnis
Dick Clowes
Three Men Rescued From Disabled Boat Off Georgia
The captain of the steamship Samuel Q Brown notified the Navy by radio that he rescued three men afloat in a disabled motor boat about 125 miles southeast of Savannah, Georgia. They had been adrift for 13 days before the rescue at 10 a.m. today. The message provided no details on the cause or flames of the men rescued.
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United Press
Washington
Samuel Q Brown
Navy Department
Savannah
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed Tonight
NBC and CBS networks present a lineup of programs including the Black and Gold room orchestra at 6:00 p.m. on NBC station. The Esters at 7:45 p.m. on WJZ. Tony Cabooch at 7:45 p.m. on WABC. The Gypsies at 8:30 p.m. on WEAF. and Guy Lombardo with the orchestra at 10:00 p.m. on WABC CBS network.
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NBC
Black and Gold Room
WJZ
the Esters
WABC
CBS
Tony Cabooch
WEAF
Guy Lombardo
Hoover Helps Red Cross Emphasizes Voluntary Service
President Hoover addressed the Red Cross annual convention urging continued voluntary service and the sense of neighborly responsibility. He praised relief work under government policy, noting charity’s role in American life and stressing nonfiscal aspects of relief.
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Red Cross
Paul R. Mallon
United
Washington
Hoover
Lovel
Congress
Great American Relief Organization
Faces Death If Deportation Stands in Erie Man Fight
An Erie Italian laborer Guido Serio seeks asylum in Soviet Russia rather than Italy, claiming execution if sent home for his Communist activities. Col. William J. Donovan joins the appeal in New York, arguing against deportation while Serio asks asylum and cites Soviet welcome. He previously faced charges for advocating violent doctrines and was jailed with $25,000 bail.
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United Press
NEW York
Italy
New York Circuit Court of Appeals
Wii
J. Donovan
U.S
Col
Donovan
Uke American Civil Liberties, Union
Guido Serio
Serio
Communist Party
Soviet
Russia
Erie
Hills Island
Prominent Pittsburgh Leader Dies in Apartment
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon for William J. Berryman a leading western Pen nsylvania businessman found dead in his apartment yesterday. Death followed a heart attack according to a coroner report. Berryman born in Washington County studied law and practiced in Pittsburgh since 1897 as a trust officer for the Triple Trust Company entering the bar after Weynesbune College graduation.
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Pittsburgh
Triple Trust Company
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