Fire Gutts East Main Street Block In $15000 Loss
Fire gutted the East Main Street block with losses estimated at 15000. A spirited meeting in Warren urged cooperation to improve the Spring Creek road, with Rotary, Kiwanis, and Corry Credit Exchange backing the effort and Erie and Warren officials pledging support.
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Warren
Olel Ca
Rotary Club
Kiwawlis Club
Corry Credit Exchange
Hotel Corry
Inquest
Warren County
Board of Commissioners
Thal County
Sherif Harry Jefferson
Warren County Good Roads Association
Eugene Wade
Eauty
Jefferson
Good Roads Association
Spring—Creek
R. J
Kelvey
Spring Creek
Joseph Rogan
Allan MacLean
Irie County Board of Commissioners
Robert Firman
Erie
Chester Lillis
Kerie County Motor Club
Willian Supple
Clyde WF
Brown
Comry
Hust Main
A. Gine
Erie County
R. J. McKelvey
Leslie Donaldson
Crawford Brundage
John McKay
St Louis Physician Held for Ransom
Dr Isaac M. Kelley Jr a leading St Louis physician was believed held for ransom after a late night call luring him from home his wife arranged legal action and authorities searched for him. They traced a call directing him to a remote St Louis County filling station but could not confirm his location as police hunted for clues and suspects.
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United Press
Louis
Tsaac M. Kelley
St Louis
Smd
Kelley
Falai
Aelley
Istley
St. Louis
Death claims Rear Admiral Ingersoll at Porth
Rear Admiral Roger Rodney Ingersoll, retired, died at his home in Porth on April 21 after several weeks illness and a period of unconsciousness. He served in three major wars for the United States and was sustained by a fighting heart until death.
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Ingersoll UA
Concessions to U S Companies Spark Honduran Revolt
Washington reports that concessions granted to U S commercial interests in Honduras are a major cause of the revolt led by Dr. Carlos Perdomo. United Fruit and Standard Fruit dominate Honduran investment, with about 71 million dollars invested, and unrest also stems from unemployment, ambitions of military leaders, and sugar season woes.
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U. S
United Press
Washington
United States
Central American
Republic of
Honduras
Carlos ‘A. Peidunigy
United Fruit Company
Standard Fruit and Steamship Company
Republic
Perdomo
Jimh Nsevond
Winaneiers
American Beauty on Trial in France May 18
In Nice France on April 21 a trial date was set for Mrs. Charlotte Nixon Nirdlinger wife of a Philadelphia theater magnate accused of shooting her husband. Her attorney Jose Bonifacio said she acted in self defense after a quarrel and predicted she would be acquitted.
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Wy Urkeg Frest
Nice
France
Charlotte Nixon-Nirdlinger
Philadelphia
Jmagnate
Jose Bonifacio
Bonifacio
St. Louis
Ruth Nichols Aims for Solo Atlantic Flight Next Month
Ruth Nichols, a leading American woman pilot famed for speed records, plans a solo flight across the Atlantic. A plane will be provided for her venture as preparations move forward in New York on April 21.
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Vines
New York
Ruth Nichols
Atlantic
Miss Nichols
House Defeats Sunday Baseball Amendment in Pa
The Pennsylvania House narrowly defeated the Sowers amendment to allow Sunday baseball by 99 to 101. Rep. Carmany of Venango switched from aye to no, saying antisapprhension influenced his vote. The measure was attached to the Schwartz Blue Laws bill extending milk delivery hours on Sunday.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Loase Today
Pennsylvania
Carmany
Venango
Schwartz
Sowers
Philadelphia
Radio listings feature NBC and CBS entertainment blocks
The page outlines today s radio schedule with NBC and CBS programs across networks. Packages include Blackstone Plantation Paul Whiteman Morse and orchestra Lee Morse and orchestra B A Rolfe orchestra and Radio Playhouse with times from 8:00 to 10:30.
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NBC
Blackstone Plantation
Wiz
Paul Whiteman
WABC
GES
Lee ‘Morse and Orchestra
B.A. Rolfe
Wac
CBS
Radio Playhouse
Walker Responds to New York Critics in Blistering Plea
Albany April 21 Walker of New York answers charges against him and his administration with counter accusations. He denies removal demands by the New York city affairs committee and attacks its leaders as Socialists. He names Rev John Hayes Holmes as leader of Soviet sympathizers and urges Roosevelt to consider the source. Continued on page six.
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United Press
Albany
James J. Walker
New York
City Affairs Committee of
Franklin JD. Roosevalt
John Hayes Holmes
Ignuvis DE the
Reform Movement
Walker
Hoosevelt
Block Housing Auto Supply Co Fire Sweeps Block
A major blaze tore through the Block Housing Auto Supply Co building on East Main Street, starting in the basement and engulfing the structure. Firemen fought from six lines of attack, surrounding nearby structures to prevent spread as smoke and flames roared from the elevator shaft and roof. The three story front and two story rear building housed multiple tenants and caused extensive damage. origin may trace to a basement charger, with continued coverage as firefighters contained the blaze.
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Gary Aid Supply Company
Seth
Wilding
Enotcins
Rudolph Bachoffler
Hiern
Harold Armitage
Gertrude Armitage
Covey, Auto Supply Company
Cre
Mierre
Paulson
Minn Ar Rest
Cleveland Slayer Is Removed to Prison
Martin was sent to Otlo Penitentiary in Columbus to begin a life sentence for the murder of former City Councilman Wm. B. Potter. Convicted of first degree murder with a mercy recommendation, the sentence requires life imprisonment with no parole unless innocence is later established. Mrs Mabel Larson departed for Jamestown to visit.
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United Press
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Hymile
Otlo Penitentiary
Wm. B. Potter
Martin
Skeleton Unearthed at Indian Burial Ground Speculation Grows
Skeleton found at the Squire gravel pit in the Third Ward sparks speculation over possible Indian burial ground origins. The unearthed remains include a decayed jaw and skull mound, with locals recalling no burials in the area since the postwar era.
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Squire
Knut
Parking Machine Aims To Solve City Car Parking
New York April 21 Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing unveils a parking machine designed by H D James. The vertical device occupies a two car space and can park 24 automobiles via an endless chain mechanism. A motorist drives to the assigned space inserts a key and an alley cage appears at street level for parking or retrieval.
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United Press
New York
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
H. D. James
Stock Prices Crash to New Bottom in Severe Market Drop
The stock market fell sharply with 1 to 17 point declines, marking the year’s most severe reaction. United States Steel slipped below 128, Westinghouse Electric hit a new bear-market low at 764, and Western Union dropped to 1151 as utilities oils copper and motor shares joined the decline. Notable losses included Ingersoll Rand 128 off 17, Goodrich 4 1/4 off, Standard of New Jersey 3 94 off 1 4, Paramount 3 2 off 1 2, Associated Apparel 7 5 off 2.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
United States Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Bears
Ingersoll Rand
Goodrich
Standard of New Jersey
Paramount
Associated Apparel
Transportation post in cabinet rumored in New York
In New York on April 21 Professor William Z Ripley of Harvard suggested creating a Secretary of Transportation in the President's cabinet to oversee railroads and enforce discipline. He said the post could take over the Interstate Commerce Commission functions and help revive an industry viewed as critical but not hopeless.
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United Press
NEW York
William Z. Ripley
Harvard University
Ripley
Interstate Commerce Commission
No Starvation Claim Sparks Pennsylvania Hunger March
About 300 marchers from Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and other cities urged a $42 million state relief appropriation for the unemployed. They met Governor Pinchot's labor officials who rebutted: no starvation exists among Pennsylvania's unemployed. welfare and church aid have met needs, with relief deemed adequate in all counties. The march aimed to secure an audience with Governor Pinchot to present their demands.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Punsylvania
General Assembly
Lic
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Soan
Council of the One
Pennsylvania
William Simons
Trace Unity League
Charles Buswell
Avella
Washington County
Ike Hawkins
National Miners’ Union
Tilters
Clyde King
Pinchot
King
Margiotti Discharged From Hospital to Rest at Home
Pittsburgh April report says attorney Charles J. Bargiotti was discharged from St Francis Hospital after an appendectomy. He will rest 16 weeks at his Punxsutawney home following recent surgery.
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United Fre
Pittsburgh
Charles J. Bargiotti
St. Francis Hospital
Punxsutawney
Forest fires rage across counties in Pennsylvania and Maryland
The article reports multiple forest fires across Harrisburg area and towns including New Castle Kane and Greensburg, with extensive damage to woodlands, storage buildings and oil and gas leases. It notes officials warning of critical conditions, brush burning causes, and emergency measures including volunteers aiding in firefighting as residents face widespread fires across several counties.
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Haylee
Coney
Dolal
A. Coe
Hawkins
Spartanshiire
Harrisburg
Staley
Pinchot
New Castle
Pan
M. 4. Sennen
Enn
Vector
Ins
Hregerm
Wien
Clermont
Betili
Desire Tien
Warten
Wyery
Betula
Ridgway
Smethport
Mt. Jewett
Hagerstown
Madu
Jone
John Leydig
Hyndman
Irving
Raymont Burley
Cumberland Hospital
Res
Washington County
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Forbest
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HOUSE
Block Housing Auto Supply CO
Mabel Larson
Jamestown
Nhl
Uaudig
Transportation Post
Penn‘a
Margiotti
Kane
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