Mafioso Mussolini Faces Peace Talk Showdown in Geneva
League leaders awaited a likely firm stance from Benito Mussolini as Premier prepares to reject earnest peace discussions over Ethiopia. Italy’s envoy Aloisi meets Madariaga while Britain pushes for penalties, and Ethiopian forces report gains as Dessye falls to Italian troops.
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Wallage Carroll
United Press Star
United Press Geneva
League
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Selvador de Madariaga
Spain
League Council
Afoisi
Committee of 13
Great Britain
Mussolini
Madariaga
Wolde Mariam
Ethiopia
League Sex Retariat
Rome
Ashe
Dessye, Fre
Emppier Hable Felassie
Addis Ababa
Yonths
Tremler
League of Nations
Baron Pompeo Alp
Geneva
Salvador de Madaringa
Pietro Hadoglio
Dessye
Two Now Held On Murder Charge
Garland resident bound over to court without bail after a Youngsville slaying. Polens faced a hearing before Justice Richard T. Evans and was held for the grand jury at the next term. Five witnesses testified including Thomas H. Rocklin who linked Polens to a getaway from an auto rental agency in Pittsburgh.
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Garland
Youngsville
Jol &Polens
Emirder
Metro Seminate
Alling Stalion
Airport Inn
Youngsville-Pittsheld Road
Polens
Richard T. Evans
Warren
Thomas H. Rocilin
Bufo
Joe Sencauskas
Colza
Pufhis
Hocklin
Rus
Maren
Senseuskas
Airliner crashes near Turin killing seven on board
A Fokker passenger plane on the Turin Milan route crashed into Mount Baso near Turin in misty afternoon weather, killing seven people including the acting mayor, a Catholic priest, an Italian lawyer, a Swiss engineer, and three crew members. Marquis Pensa di San Damiano, vice mayor of Turin, was among the dead.
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United Press
Turin
Italy
Fokker
County officials review protests on property valuations
County commissioners Elton Blair and Thomas Platley toured Wayne township with county solicitor Jacob Held and appraisers to survey properties tied to taxpayer protests over assessed values. Held stated the group aims to be fair, adjusting valuations if protests are justified and opposing actions if not, planning on inspecting several sites and taking photos.
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Wayne Township
Elton H. Blair
Thos. M. Platley
Jacob Held
John Pokorski
Held
Gypsy Woman Gives Birth to Quintuplets in Transylvania
April 15 report says Maria Linguata, 25, a gypsy, bore five infants three boys and two girls in a roadside ditch near Hodos. Husband helped delivery as physicians reported the newborns in weak condition and likely to die amid unconfirmed dispatches.
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United Press
Maria Linguata
Hodos
Transylvania
Flood control funds boost fuels public works plan
Washington April 15 The senate commerce committee backed federal funding to cover all flood control costs. The move would raise the bill from 5 million to 400 million dollars, with President Roosevelt endorsing an orderly program and long range planning for public works including navigation and dam building. He spoke with reporters after returning from Florida, avoiding comment on Illinois votes or new administration appointments.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Roosevelt
Florida
Ilnois
Navy
the Treasury
Youth Admits Killing Uncle in West Virginia
Williamson April 15 James Edmund Gaujot 15 held without bond on a murder warrant after calmly telling Prosecutor S. N. Friedberg how his uncle Col. A. A. Gaujot 57 had harassed the family since moving to Williamson. The boy said the uncle reprimanded him for a $12 cashing incident and claimed the money was stolen. The boy’s father Col. Julien B Gaujot of Kansas City is retired from the Army. Schmeling Coming Bremen April 16 Former World heavyweight champion Max Schmeling sails to New York to fight Joe Louis in June after leaving for the United States aboard the liner Bremen.
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United Press
Williamson
W. Va
James Edmund Gaujot
Col
A. A. Gaujot
S. N. Friedberg
Friedberg
Wiliamson
Julien B Gaujot
Kansas City
James
Schmeling
Bremen
Germany
Max Schmeling
Yorsy
New York
Jack Louis
Two Die as Man Bombs Auto in Los Angeles
April 19 Los Angeles University of Southern California professor Dr William Moriarity age 50 and his wife 48 were killed when a bomb exploded in their parked car near Hillcrest Country Club. Harley McCoy and Eleanor Thomas injured, Moriarity identified as head of merchandising in USC School of Economics and listed as president of Gold Lode Mines. Police say suicide motive suspected. Moriarity a Oil City Pennsylvania native.
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United Press
LOS Angles
Wm. D
J. L. Leonard
Oss Macoy
Ahd
Btiag
Three Men Trapped in Mine Doom Deep Rescue Efforts
Three men entombed in an abandoned gold mine near Moos River work through three days to reach them. A rescue shaft through rock faced near collapse as exhausted rescuers press toward the 140 foot level hoping to free the trapped miners amid heavy debris and urgent government support from Halifax.
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Hreay Moos River
Oriya
Trnp
Suviday
Hoover Attacks Roosevelt With Five Point Program
Former President Herbert Hoover sharply criticized President Roosevelt in Palo Alto linking Roosevelts Baltimore speech to failed relief. Hoover urged a five point plan to restore long term confidence, calling for reduced government expenses a balanced budget a sound currency and avoidance of inflation while criticizing New Deal employment policies.
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United Prose
Palo Alto
Calif
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Baltimore
Hoover
Hoovyer
Hit Stonewall in Murder Quiz New York
Investigators probing the assault and strangling of Mrs. Nancy Evans Titterton began comparing her slaying to the magazine level “perfect” crimes she allegedly penned. Five days of examining the apartment and torn clothing yielded no clues to the killer while ultraviolet tests revealed new stains on the ripped dress, but offered no progress.
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Nancy Evans Titterton
New York
United Press New York
General Manager of Metro Films Dies
Felix F. Feist, general manager of Metro Goldwyn Meyer, died early today in Mount Sinai hospital after a year of poor health. He had been with the firm eleven years, in charge of sales and distribution, and had just returned north from a Florida stay following a Pacific coast business trip. He was 52.
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United Press
New York
Felix F. Feist
Metro- Goldwyn-Meyer
Mount Sinai Hospital
Florida
Pacific Coast
60 Die in Jap Mine Disaster Near Fukuoka
London dispatch reports a mine shaft disaster at Sumitomo Colliery in Fukuoka Prefecture Japan. A winding gear failure caused cables to snap sending 83 workers plummeting about 2000 feet. About 20 were found alive but gravely injured and unlikely to survive.
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United Press London
Sumitomo Coulties
Fukuoka Prefectute
Japan
Exchange Telegraph
Cukum
Tree Crushes Man. Mill Employee Severely Injured
Charles Miller, 49, of RD 5 Corry, is at Corry Hospital with a compound fracture of the right leg after a tree slipped from a stump and crushed his leg on the Diemer farm in Spring Creek township about 10:30 this morning. Miller, an employee of A C Bissell who operates the saw mill on the former Waclark property north of the city, was cutting the tree when it toppled. He sustained a two place fracture and a severe cut several inches long but was progressing satisfactorily this afternoon, though incapacitated for some time.
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Charles Miller
Corry
Lee
Diemer
Spring Creek Township
Plelock
Miller
A. C. Bissell
Waclark
Corry Hospital
CCC Enrollment Extended to Saturday in Erie County
Authority extends CCC camp enrollment through Saturday April 1st. Rob ert L. Cullen, relief supervisor, notes Erie and Crawford counties have thirty two junior enrollees still to fill. Eighteen enrollees already entrained on April, including Wilburt Baldwin and Zern Blair. Reduction in WIPA workers limits new assignments, expect many relief roll youths to join COC camps.
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CCC
Robert L. Cullen
Erie
Crawford Counties
Wilburt Baldwin
Brook Street
Zern Blair
Wayne Street
WIPA
COC
Mayor Arrests Drunken Woman on First Avenue
Mayor Glen Miller arrested an intoxicated woman on First avenue this afternoon and took her to the Prison to sober up before arraignment this evening or tomorrow morning. Police Chief John D. Flanigan assisted at the scene.
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Glen Miller
First Avenue
Orde
Miller
Chiat Ot
John D. Flanigan
Young Dems to Sponsor Party and Name Officers
The Organization of the Young Democratic Club of Corry plans a party at St Edward's Hall Thursday at 8 pm. Democrats aged 21 to 40 are invited for entertainment, cards, dancing, and luncheon. Election of officers will be held, with H H Jones or Donald Briggs assisting.
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Young Democratic Club of
Corry
St. Edward's Hall
H. H. Jones
Donald Briggs
Warren
Young Democratic Club
Young Democrats
Farmer Held on Cruelty Charge Near Columbus
Walden Donelson, living two miles east of Columbus, will be heard in Warren Saturday morning on a charge of cruelty to animals. He was arrested by Patrolman Swann after a weeklong local and Warren county search. Donelson was arraigned this morning and bail set for the Saturday hearing. He is accused of leaving cattle locked in a barn without water for several days.
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Walden Donelson
Columbus
Warren
John Carroll
Iday
Donelson
Swann
Brookville Murder Remains Unsolved in Pa
Brookville, Pa April 15 state police and sheriff officers disclosed another suspect in the slaying of Katherine Bracken, a Pittsburgh and Shawmut Railroad tower attendant. The man wanted to question was arrested in DuBois last evening and released after he explained his movements the night of the killing.
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Brookville
Samuel G. Lowrey
Katherine Bracken
Pittsburgh and Shawmut
DuBois
Roosevelt Leads Nebraska Illinois in Presidential Primary
In Nebraska Roosevelt leads Borah by a large margin with Landon and Knox receiving smaller shares as 1,108 precincts report. In Illinois Knox narrowly tops Borah as downstate areas favor the Chicago publisher. Roosevelt dominates the Democratic primary with Horner defeating Bundesen in downstate results.
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Nebraska
Roosevelt
Chicago
Knox
United Press
Omaha
Neb
President Roosevelt
William H. Born
AL Landon
Kangsa
Rank Knox
Borah
Landon
Herbert Hoover
Frank Knox
William E. Borah
Idaho
Carrie
Inj
Cook County
Law
Henry Horner
Herman N. Bundesen
Horner
Norehaut Bundesen
Hes
No charges preferred against Clymer man in Erie crash
A. Morgan Whitney of Clymer was not charged after a collision with George Trott on East Sixth street at East avenue in Erie. Mae Gehriein of Erie suffered minor injuries. Whitney says he was held until a settlement was reached and that no charges were filed. A separate dispute with Walter Smith of Erie also led to an agreement.
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A. Morgan Whitney
Clymer
Erie
Clymerman
Journal
Whitney
George Trott
East Sixth Street
East Avenue
Mae Gehriein
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