Schwab predicts long era of prosperity for steel industry
Charles M Schwab told 600 publishers at a New York dinner that the next decade will bring rebirth and expansion in Bethlehem Steel properties and American industry. He forecast better prices, higher home production, auto gains, and rising advertising, urging high wage standards and decisive leadership to sustain growth.
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Cen Gabe
Charles M. Schwab
Chalmues
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Ist
Anilail
Publshers! Association
West
United States
Canada
Schwab
Eugene G. Grats
Lop
Bethlehem
Mir
Grace
Vbut
Woman Slays In Gang Fashion In Flint
Helen Morgan 27, heiress, claimed self defense after shooting her lover Les Cyfuel 57 near Glenwood cemetery in Flint Michigan. The incident followed an arson case arrest against Casteel and Morgan's wavering testimony previously. Detective Ray Martin reported Morgan's later willingness to testify and her reappearance at the prosecutor's office. Richard Payson left for Detroit to visit Rex Paulson and family.
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Flint
Mich
Helen Morgan
Pol
al Ride
Glenwood Cemetery
Les Cy Fuel
Casteel
Yfisy Morgan
Ray Martin
United Press
Martin
Richard Payson
Detroit
Rex Paulson Anil
Plan rebuilding of Findley Lake road plan revived
Special to the Journal from French Creek Apr 24 says a contract for rebuilding the Guiting French Creek and Bench Creek Findley Lake pavements has been awarded to the Porter field Binger Construction Company of Youngstown Ohio. The firm was the lowest bidder among fifteen companies and bids were below the state estimate. Locals hope that the project will use local labor as much as possible.
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French Creek
Bench Creek
Findley Lake
Porterfield-Binger Construction Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown Company
Five youths killed crossing near Antioch
Five young men returning from a fish fry were killed when their automobile collided with a Soo Line freight train near Antioch. Coroner John L Taylor noted it as Lake County's deadliest crash, with victims Herrick Harrington 21 Daniel Wigham 26 Gus Gustafson 22 Edgar Lindroth 21 and Eaton 24, whose step son was among the dead. Harrington's car derailed five freight cars.
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United Press
Antioch
Son Line
John L Taylor
George H. Eaton
Lake County
Waten
Herrick C. Harrington
Daniel Wigham
Gus Gustafson
Edgar Lindroth
Harrington
Gunr
Missing Doctor Seen Dining Alone in St Louis Restaurant
Dr Issac D Kelley the wealthy physician who had been rumored to face a $100000 ransom was seen alone in a St Louis restaurant early today by two acquaintances James Makedes owner and Paul Johnson garage attendant reported Kelley wore thin glasses appeared dazed and had a large bruise on his face He left before they could question him and a search for him continued with no clue to his whereabouts.
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ST. Louis
Issac D. Kelley
James Makedes
Paul Johnson
Kelley
Markedes
Johnson
Township examinations held in Concord and Wayne Saturday
Pupils from seventh and eighth grades in Concord and Wayne townships will take group exams tomorrow at the Senior High building to prepare for entering high school. County superintendent R Hadlock leads the effort with about sixty five students expected for morning and afternoon sessions at Teal school, Corry chosen since most will continue in local system.
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Concord
Wayne Townships
R. Hadlock
Corry
Mercer Farm Agent Named State Deputy Secretary of Agriculture
William S Hagar of Mercer will assume the post as state deputy secretary of agriculture on May 1. Named by Secretary John A. McSparran, Hagar has served as Mercer county farm agent for many years and will earn a salary of 3009.
Gas prices crash in Clymer dealers' war
Motorists filled tanks and received money back from a one dollar bill as gas fell to an unprecedented eleven cents a gallon in Clymer. Reportedly, prices declined all week as local dealers engaged in a spirited duel for motorists’ patronage.
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Clymer
New York States
Corry High Students Compete in Sectional Music Contest
Corry High School enters three events in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Interscholastic Music Contest at Oil City. Glee Club, Boys Quartette, and violin solo by Max Harvey perform as section finals unfold. Over 3,500 students across the northwestern section participate.
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Corry High School
Howard J. Steen
Oil City
Haying
Richardson Sought For Quiz On Propaganda
Harrisburg April 24 Five intricate problems faced the Holle utility investigation committee today. The panel pressed questions about a $1,000,000 rise in Quiker City Gal Co value, missing Scranton Spring Brook Water Service records, the influence of Rev James Cox, delays in the Public Service Commission decision, and J S S Richardson's absence amid links to utilities propaganda in schools. The chair ordered utilities to pause presenting their side until Richardson testifies, citing his claimed importance.
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Holle Ullity
Pinchot
State Public Service Commission
Quiker City Gal Co
Eye Sales
Wha
Scranton Springbrook Water Service Company
James Cox
U. S
Partic Service Commission
Springbrook
J. S
Penn Central Light End Power Company
Altoona
Richardson
Pennsylvania Electria Association
Death claims Madame Myers bearded lady clairvoyante
Madame Viola E. Myers a Corry resident and well known clairvoyante died at her South Center street home after six weeks illness. She traveled with circuses including Barnum Bailey and was nationally known as the bearded lady. Survived by sister Mrs Emma Little and brother L H Post. Funeral Sunday at 2 from Interomé with Rev G A Morgan officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery flowers omitted.INCENDIARISM SUSPECTED GREENSBURG Apr 24 A Yukon fire that destroyed Lyrie theatre and two other buildings is being investigated as arson with damages about 85000.
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Centre Street
Corry
Viola E. Myers
South Center Street
Myers
Amos Myers
Ste
Spring Creek
Jones Township
Lk County
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Emma Little
L. H. Post
Union City
G. A.morgan
Christian Missionary and Alliance Church
Pina Grove Cemetery
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed Today
Radio lineup highlights include WAC presenting light opera gems at 5:00, WHA offering theatre hits, WIZ airing Brazilian Nightingale at 6:45, WABC featuring Lee Morse and her orchestra at 4:00, and WEAR's Theatre of the Air at 10:30.
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WAC
CBS
WHA
NBG
WIZ
NBC Network
WABC
CBS Network
Lee Morse & Orchestra
WEAR
County politics draw rising voter interest this fall
Interest in county elections grows as candidates announce for three county commissioner seats and all three current commissioners face reelection. Local counts show two city council spots and three school board terms up for ballot next fall with many incumbents likely to run again, while opposition to the present board spreads countywide.
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WSL
Che Enbest
Yor
Joseph Rogan
Charles R. Davis
Wille
McLeum
Rollo Mut Ry
Heg
Ho Howell
Register of Wills
Wil
Girard
Cleland
Erie
Pair of Sharpers Admit Guilty After Plea Change in Pa
Howard Kellogg and Agnes Marsh alias Martha Close, both held in Franklin, pleaded guilty to passing worthless checks after initially pleading not guilty. The duo operated across northwestern Pennsylvania, arrest details place their activity in Corry and Venango County. They married in Venango County courthouse and remained jailed pending sentencing by Judge Parker next week.
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Franklin
Parker
J. B. Wiliolt
Combel
Kellogg
Miss Clos
Venango County Court House
Court House
Mayor Alexander’s westward air trip resumes by train
Corry’s flying ambassador Mayor L. Alexander travels from Chicago to Kansas City by rail after a storm halts his air leg. He plans to continue toward California Friday morning, sending a courteous message noting a splendid journey and modern conveniences.
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Corry
L. Alexander
Kansas City
California
Chicago
Alexander
Guard Japanese Royalty At Boston
In Boston on April 24 Prinus Tika mateu of Japan and his royal bride faced heavy security. Police Superintendent Michael H Crowley expanded the imperial couple’s guard to 36 from 20 amid fears of possible assassination during their five day stay. A hotel hostess reported overhearing two men plotting an attack on the prince’s site and discussing bodyguards.
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Ayunitea
Boston
Prinus TikamAteu
Japan
Miciael H Crowley
Clara H. Burrill
Copley Plast
Pope Presides at Dedication of Propaganda Fide College
Rome April 24 Pope Pius XI left the Vatican for the second time since the Lateran treaty to dedicate the Propaganda Fide College opposite the Vatican. He began his papacy as a voluntary prisoner of the Vatican and, since 1879, has kept to the enclave except for two outings, the 1929 Lateran Basilica motor trip and today’s ceremony.
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Rome
Pius XI
Vatican
Aulmobile
Janicitum
Propaganda Fide College
Pius
Suipreme Pontif
Lateran Party
Pontitt
Lateran Basilica
Lewis Outlines Nonfavoritism Policy for Highway Dept
Secretary of Highways Samuel S. Lewis declared a non favoritism policy at the Pennsylvania Contractors Association annual dinner in Harrisburg. He vowed to end bureaucracy privileges and long tenure, saying the department would focus on building roads that benefit all Pennsylvanians rather than favored areas. He defended past motor fund issues as unbusinesslike while promising reforms and transparent contracting.
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United Hres
Harrisburg
Secretary of Highways
Samuel S. Lewis
Pennsylvania Contractors Association
Lewis
Highway Department
Revision debate on tariff policy in Congress
United Press reports in Washington reflect differing views on tariff changes as Congress approaches December votes. Republicans Atterbury Snell Dickinson defend the current structure while arguing for selective adjustments to ease depression era disparities between farm raw material prices and retail costs.
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Paul FR. Mallon
United Press
Wasiington
Giehy
Congress
Christy
Ty Ieee
Bagle
Saim Groutnen
Ws W
Atterbury
Bertrand Snell
New York
Jin Speciey
Wichita House
Hoover
Berause
Altomobile
Atlebury and
Snell
Messare
Hanver
Rep
Dickinson
Tows
Clauman
Wwestern
Republican National
Agricultural Advisory Committee
Sinee
Burns kill veteran in oil stove blast near Sharon
Sharon bulletin reports 42 year old World War veteran Jon Hobert Burned to death when a stove oil lamp exploded during filling. Marl Rowland, Lima’s companion, escaped with slight burns. Other items note political denials and stock market moves amid a rough, fragmentary wire service page.
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United Press
Sharon — Hobert Jon
Marl Rowland
Lima
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