London Naval Treaty Signed Limiting Major Powers
London signs 1930 naval treaty achieving parity between Britain and the United States, limiting fleets of Britain the United States and Japan until 1936, banning battleship construction, restricting submarines and carriers, with five power rules and a future conference planned.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Sta
ST. James Palace
London
Great Britain
Britain
United States
Japan
France
Italy
Queen Anne
Aly
Great
England
Grundy to Visit Corry and Erie in May for Senate Campaign
Republican candidates push Grundy tour in early May with planned appearances in Warren and Erie on May 2. A Erie county Grundy rally and party campaign in the county are scheduled for late week with Charles English James Yard Reg Howell Isador Sobel and other party regulars handling the effort.
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WIM
Robuily
Corry
United States
Joseph J. Grundy
Warren
Erie
Tonmally
Tanneil Liz
Grundy
Erie County
Senator Grundy
Charles H. English
James Yard
Reg. Howell
Isador Sobel
Republican Party
Parker Nomination to Supreme Court Faces Senate Vote
The nomination of Judge John J. Parker of North Carolina to the U S Supreme Court, given an unfavorable judiciary committee report, likely will be brought to the Senate next Monday or Saturday. Hoover remains firm against withdrawal as Parker continues duties in the Fourth Circuit near Washington.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
John J. Parker
North Carolina
United States Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Watson
iWatson
Parker
Judiciary Committee
Hoover
Fourth Circuit
Baker Receives 45 Day Sentence at Clearfield
Police say Harry L. Bale Baker was arraigned in Clearfield County Court and given a 45 day term starting yesterday. He is to be transferred to this city after finishing his sentence for swindling local merchants with worthless checks totaling 110 dollars and 50 cents. Authorities in Jamestown Warren and nearby towns also seek him on similar charges.
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Harry L. Bale
Cleanfield
Clearfield
Jamestown
Warren
City officials head to Harrisburg for sewage plant talks
Mayor C L Alexander and City Solicitor Blaine Kincaid depart for Harrisburg to join the State Sanitary Water Board conference on sewage disposal. Councilmen England and Mulderick planned to attend. other towns in northwest Pennsylvania seek postponement of costly installation deadlines amid a regional meeting.
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C. L. Alexander
Ciy
Blaine Kincaid
Harrisburg
State Sanitary Water Board
State Board
Frank T. England
Mikeo Mulderick
Cambridge Springs
Union City
Warren
Youngsville
Ford City
Pennsylvania
England
Railroad weighs crossing protection on West Smith Street
Pennsylvania Railroad favors keeping automatic crossing lights with changes to reduce false activations and opposes reinstating watchmen at West Smith Street crossing. City officials led by Mayor C J Alexander study the situation with CG B Darrah and 8 Conover of the Buffalo Pittsburgh division and await further action.
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Conover
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Smith Street
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Hoover Plans Senate Submission on Arrival of Pact
President Hoover announced the London negotiated limitation settlement would be sent to the Senate for ratification immediately after the American delegation returns. The move signals urgent congressional action on the treaty.
Radio listings mixed across networks and hours
Radio entertainment guide lists programs across WJB NBC WABC CBS WIZ WBC and Westinghouse networks with varied start times in BST EST and other codes. Programs include Lopez Hour Florshein Frolic Old Gold Whitemen Hour Westinghouse Salute and Keith features.
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Rario Keith
Gopheur
Penitentiary Fire Fatalities Prompt Ohio Inquiry
Substantial loss of life at the Ohio state prison prompted a gubernatorial inquiry after officials reported confusion and panic from inadequate firefighting preparations. Warden Thomas testified as the first witness in the investigations into the 219 deaths and the security failures that allowed inmates access to keys and blaze prone zones.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Prison
P. ©. ‘Thomas
Morton
Cleveland
Pat Sword
Hey
Albert Holland
Thomas
Thomas Little
Will Baldwin
Corry Council Approves Final Fireworks Ban
The Corry Pennsylvania City Council on final reading banned sale and use of fireworks within city limits. The ordinance prohibits selling discharging or exploded devices including rockets cartridges and sparklers. A special permit may authorize pyrotechnic displays at designated times and places.
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Horton Davis Elected President of Rotary Club
Horton Davis was elected president of the Rotary Club for the coming year at a luncheon at the Hotel Commodore. He succeeds Halph Dewey who led the club last year. New officers include Ralph Dewey vice president, Dr Harry Rhodes secretary, Dr C B Kibley treasurer, F A Loveland Paul Mullen and Harry Auer directors, A G Butler and E D MacKenzie sergeants at arms. The club will install these officers soon. District conventions at Niagara Falls in May were discussed with plans for strong local attendance.
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Halph. Dewey
Ralph 8. Dewey
Harry Rhodes
C. B. Kibley
F. A. Loveland
Paull Mullen
Harry Auer
A.G. Butler
E. D. MacKenzie
Niagars Falls
MacGarrah Named Director General of Bank for International Settlements
Gates W. MacGarrah, former chair of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, was elected director general of the Bank for International Settlements at its inaugural directors meeting in Zurich.
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Switzerland
Gates W. MacGarrah
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Bank For International Settements
Ohio Prison Fire Toll Rises With Hundreds Hurt
The Ohio state prison fire left 319 dead and about 150 seriously injured with 100 more lightly hurt. Investigators consider arsonlikely as inmates escaped amid charred ruins and a crowded scene of rescue attempts. Governor Myers Cooper and officials pledged a full inquiry while guards faced suspension pending blame.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Prison
Hal Griswold
Harry D. Silver
State Emergency Board
John J. Chester
P. B. Thomas
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United States Senator Joseph A Grimay visited Pittsburgh for his campaign kickoff meeting with supporters at a country headquarters and planned a hotel suite reception. Also present were plans for other candidates visits and labor secretary James J. Davis to meet managers and speak to local executives.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Joseph A Grimay
Grundy
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Will
Tomorow
Fontee Yrith
Aliteheny County
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