Roosevelt Urges Hitler and Mussolini to Attend Peace Meet
President Roosevelt sent a pointed message urging Chancellor Hitler and Premier Mussolini to pledge no further marches on European and Near Eastern nations and to join a conference with other powers, including the United States, to frame a policy for arms reduction and world peace. He said a joint statement from the leading nations could ease tensions and serve as a guide for future government policies.
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United Press
Washington
Preai
Sri Moosevelt
Hitler
Mussolini
Europe
Near East
United States
Wade
Western Hemisphere
Reorganize Boy Scouts Plan District Council
Active revival of Scouting planned in Corry with a district council to include Union City Corry and nearby townships. Troop 70 reorganization named John Street scoutmaster and eight new members. mass meeting set for May 8 to rally church groups and organizations.
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Corry
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jack Taylor
Union City
John Street
Carl Carlson
C. W. Panghorn
Royal Messenger
Roy P. Yohe
R. B. Mosier
Charles Dahlstrand
L. Wagner
Merle Sexton
Roy Yohe
Lester Lopus
Thomas Roelofs
Taylor
Boy Scouts
Thru & Council
Scout Project
President's Son Clarifies 1940 Garner Endorsement
Fort Worth April 15 Roosevelt, son of the president, denied endorsing Garner for 1940 and rejected claims his criticisms of his father's administration had softened. He described his Friday night Texas network commentary as a regular effort to keep the record straight.
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Tener Fort Worth
Tex
Rmott Roosevelt
Garner
Texas State Network
NYA Head Urges New Focus For Youth
April 15 Washington assistant NYA administrator David R Williams told staff at a one day conference that the agency must find something new for youth. He said NYA is dedicated to new offerings for the country s nearly young men and urged bold action to refresh programs amid wartime demands.
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Syvanes
Harringurg
Teaional Youth Administration
David R. Williams
Washington
NYA
Staf
Uriten Bates Ag
Fleet to Depart for Pacific Amid World’s Fair Events
United States fleet ordered to depart for the Pacific as soon as it can be fueled. The move cancels engagements to appear at the New York World’s Fair and a grace review before Secretary of the Navy Claude A. Swanson and Congress in Norfolk, Virginia next week. The fleet will return to its normal operating area once refueling is complete.
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Unitea Press
Washington
U. S
New York
Claude A. Swanson
Congress
Norfolk
Pacific
Congress Will Debate Nations Foreign Plans
Washington April 15 United Press Roosevelt hiked storm signals for a clash over Americas foreign policy. Congress and the administration clash over how far to use moral and economic power to avert war in Europe or a broader conflict. The president and Cordell Hull outlined three planks: use force to repel threats, offer economic aid to Latin nations, and lead Western Hemisphere unity against any European aggression. If war comes the U S will export methods short of war to influence outcomes.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
America
Europe
Cordell Hull
Pan American Union
United States
Eagles Club Faces Liquor License Revoke Over Misinterpretation
In Pittsburgh on April 15, testimony before the state liquor control board cited misinterpretation of the catering license held by the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Connellsville, Pennsylvania. Club officers testified they believed the license allowed serving refreshments to attendees at bingo parties at their home on Arch Street.
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Eagles Club
United Press
Pittsburgh
Order of Eagles
Connellsville
Mqnor Control Board
Vexemitier
Edward J. Lesko
Aek
Arch Street
Cambridge student visitor comments on market visit
Harvard student Lamphrey Marlin leads Radcliffe classmates to a market in Cambridge. He expresses a dislike for bones and prefers fish to cods, sharing a brief, unclear remark about shelving or cooking.
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Cambridge
Mass
Radclife
Lamphrey PF Marlin
Harvard
The South as Industrial Problem
Babson argues the South is central to U S economic growth as freight rates fall and diversification expands farming, water power, and industry. He cites Texas and Florida as rising centers with rapid population gains, new industries like textile mills, paper and mining, and a growing manufacturing base driving national prosperity amid shifting industrial trends.
Findley Lake farmer acquitted by jury in fatal stabbing case
Hachig Simonian was acquitted by a Chautauqua county jury in Mayville on charges of fatally stabbing partner George Bohigian on December 28, 1938. The verdict came after Simonian described the fight as self defense, with Judge Lee Ottaway noting justifiable homicide criteria. Simonian and his brother George were briefly connected to the case before release.
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Mayville
Findley Lake Farmer
Hachig Simonian
Findley Lake
Chautauqua County
George Bohig Jan
Simonian
Chautangia
George
Bohigian
Bn Lhe
Simonion
Lee Ottaway
Sentment
Deputy coroner opens inquiry into fatal accident in Bear Lake
Deputy Coroner B. Laren orders an inquiry after John Lee 37 of Bear Lake dies from injuries suffered when struck by a Ford truck on East Main Street March 22. Lee worked for Hush Radio and Company on the line. The body is at Susian Thneval Home with services Tuesday at 2 PM and interment at Weight pyille cemetery.
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East Main Street
John Lee
Bear Lake
Corry Hospital
Lee
Fuwsell
Little
Chawterd
M. Wooly Company
Pathy
Sft
B. Laren Bavi Sén
Ian Feihe
W Journal
Cepoy
Amy Coral
Wil le Tell
Kynehoil Township
Warden County
AOL
Hus Bye Radio and Company
Ube Line
Mmeher
Fuihees Johnson
Edward Johnson
Poor
Chamdall
Gertrule Seldon Wi Mes
Velma Kitbey
Betty Balear
Taruse Lown
Theu Halle Brothers
Ray Jobnagn
Veterans of Foreign Wars Install Officers at Post
Achester Zerbe state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars installed officers at Lieut Archie W Thompson Post No 264 on West Washington Street Friday. Commander Zerbe was assisted by Post Commander Eugene Lethiman of the Corry post. Lloyd Black became Corry VFW commander along with officers Frank Shrader Clarence Coors Walter Serft Elmquist Martin McGraw Fred Hannan. Zerbe spoke on the ports and the city of Mine in preparation for the state encampment in June, noting Corry’s active role and plans for a large attendance. The Corry post will send a delegation to Lincolnville Wednesday for Cana conta post installation and Ladies Auxiliary.
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Martin McGraw
Fred @. Hannan
Zerbe
Eric
Archie W. ‘Thompson Poat
Corry
Lincolnville
Canaconta Poat
Seven killed in midwest tornado in Oklahoma
A Northwestern Oklahoma tornado early today killed seven people and injured at least 20. Capron and Alva were hit hard with multiple farm residents and a motorist among the dead. Dozens of buildings were damaged as the storm passed near the Kansas border.
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United Place
Alva
Olfa
Apel
Oklahoma
Sis
Capron
Kansas
Trilal
Ex-Titusville gangster gets prison team
Chicago April Francis J Frankie Parker 43 formerly of Titusville once a bootlegger and August Englehardt faced maximum sentences of two years imprisonment and 310 900 fines each for conspiring to circulate counterfeit money in a plot involving 2 000 090 dollars. Englehardt also faced 15 years and a 10 000 dollar fine for possessing counterfeit money and is already serving a counterfeiting sentence in Terminal Island California. Judge Woodward postponed sentence pending a motion for a new trial Saturday and Parker's past as a prohibition era liquor smuggler was noted. Weather cloudy with showers Sunday cooler tonight.
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United Press
Chicago
Francis J.frankie Parker
Titusville
August Englehardt
U.S
Englehardt
Terminal Island
California
Charles
Woodward
Miles
Parker
United States
Canada
Teachers Walkout Hits Coal Regions of Pennsylvania
Nearly 200 striking teachers in Northumberland and Schuylkill Counties walked out yesterday to press for full school term wages. The action involved a large portion of the region's schools as officials indicated the strike would continue, with teachers asserting they would stay out until districts restore planned pay.
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United Press
Shamokin
Enm
Pennsylvania
Land County
Ebsenes
Pai
Schoor
Simic Xetlon
Ab Gilbertén
Sehuyhall County
Coal Town
Oliver B. Dickins
Philadelphia
Mes
Northumberland — County
Philadelphia Snd Reuiline Coal Nd Tren
Yuri
Man with eight wives sought by U S deputies
A U S deputy raid targeted a man accused of having eight wives across the country. The complaint by Mrs Maude Sayers, 64, claims she is wife number seven. The article notes the suspect was headed toward California when captured on a warrant.
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Nume
California
Shera
Maude Sayers
Deepayo
Tavere
Governor May Call Session To Fix Taxes
Harrisburg April 15. Governor Arthur H. Tames favors postponing a decision on taxation for at least a year and proposing a special session in 1946 to avoid new taxes. He cites possible appellate rulings on a 1935 franchise tax and argues the budget for unemployment relief remains high. He questions spending 200,000,000 over two years versus 35,000,000 in revenue and urges acting now on current measures rather than speculative future steps.
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James Shepley
United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur H. Tames
Dauphin County
Injuries Fatal to Mrs Humes in Montrose Calif
Mrs Homer Humes of Montrose California dies from injuries after a fall that fractured her hip. Survived by husband, son, grandchild, two sisters, father Lamont Raymond, and a brother. Funeral services will be held at the late home in Montrose.
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Véred L. Barnes
East Mary Street
Homer Humes
Montrose
Calif
Ms. Homes
Cali- Toery
Densta Skellie
Trnther
Howard Raymond
Glendale
Ualil
Gladys Wierheimer
Eric
Barnes
Gorry
Lamont Raymond
Corey
Police search for body parts in Baltimore sewers
Baltimore April 15 police scoured sewers for missing parts of a dismembered girl’s body. Two legs, two feet and a hand plus the heart had been found, coroner Dr Charles W Wood said the remains likely belong to a girl aged 16 to 18 murdered in recent days. No identifying marks were found on any recovered fragments.
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Py Unites Press
Baltimore
Charles W. Wood
Lindbergh Visits Morrow Estate in Englewood Event
In Englewood New Jersey on April 4 Col Charles A Lindbergh, guest of Mrs Dwight W Morrow, arrived with an unidentified man aboard the Aquitania. A special policeman guarded the gate while Lindbergh and a companion left in a sedan, as photographers and police surrounded the scene following his first trip back to the country since December.
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United Press
Englewood
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hier
Aquitania
Reportera J
Jeff
el Lindbergh
Lindbergh
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