Anglo American talks resume as Herriot joins efforts
World economic talks focus on returning gold standard values for the dollar and pound. Premier Herriot arrives in Washington for extended discussions with President Roosevelt and Prime Minister MacDonald after late night sessions, with Canada’s Bennett awaiting input. Talks aim to reduce chaos from the gold standard upheaval, but no quick conclusion expected.
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United Press
Washington
America
Portney
Herriot
France
Rockevelt
Stitt
Themelves
M. Herriot
Canada
United States
Bennett
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Great Britain
Presiden
White House
Senator Borah
Borah
New Dirigible In Second Test At Akron
Akron Ohio April 24 The dirigible Mavon completed its second trial and cost tests. The craft then remained in its hangar while officers including Lieutenant Commander Herbert Y Wiley studied data from two Alphra tests. Police set a special patrol at Bond Street and North Center to guard schoolchildren crossing to the Junior High as arrangements consider youths acting as crossing guards.
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Akron
Ohio
Herbert Y. Wiley
Alero
Bond Street
North Center Treaty
Wie Pojal
Schoo
Revive agitation for Sparta road project
Reports indicate plans to improve a three mile stretch from Spartansburg to the Erie county line with state action possible as federal funds become available. Locals are hopeful the project will proceed this year to create a hard surfaced route to Spartansburg and provide a shorter link to Titusville and Oil City.
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Erie County
Spartansburg
Board of Crayfford County Commissioners
IWBL
Ere
Crawford Counties
Spartangburg
Erle County
Corry
Crayford County
Gorey City
Church Street
Titusville
Bishop Cannon Counters Repeal in Dry Cause Rally
Bishop James Cannon of Washington addressed a Sunday audience at the First Methodist Episcopal Church, urging support for the 18th Amendment and opposing repeal. He defended Prohibition, attacked the beer legalization idea, denounced wets including Dr Nicholas Murray Butler, and noted Governor Lehman’s stance. The event, one hour forty five minutes, was part of three anti saloon league meetings in Pennsylvania.
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Cally Co
James Cannon
Washington, D. C
First Methodist Piscopal Church
Cannon
Tonk
Yue
Bishop Cannon
Supreme Court
Nicholas Murray Huller
Lehman
New York
Bisho Cannon
Mesdville
Aftenbon
Eive
Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League
Japan Forces Withdraw From Occupied Chinese Territory
American dispatches from Chingwang tao report half of the Japanese troops occupying about 250 square miles of China proper are withdrawing toward the Great Wall and Manchoku, while Chinese forces claim two important victories over the invaders.
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Petring
China
Great Jail
Manchokewo
Chingwangtao
Plane With Eight Aboard Missing Over Bay of Policastro
Three sea planes returned from a search over the Bay of Policastro reporting no trace of the hydroplane with eight aboard. The craft, including an American, apparently went down yesterday amid calm seas and clear visibility as tugs, warships, and fishing boats scoured the area. Local officials suspected weather or storm avoidance but the cause remained undetermined.
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United Rhese Naplws
Bay of Policastro
Norace
Hether
Gorin
Bearséilies
Tory
Winnie Judd Found Insane and Sent to Asylum
Winnie Ruth Judd was judged insane by a Pinal County jury and saved from the gallows. The panel voted nine to three to commit her to the Arizona State Hospital in Phoenix after a week-long sanity hearing, with delivery of commitment papers and transfer to the state hospital.
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Unites Presa State Prison
Florence
Ariz
Apel
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona State Hospital
Pinal County Railroad Ttands
Opie Digaders and Merchants
Superior Court
Mrs. Judd
Agnes Ann Leroi
L. Greene
Judd
State Hospital
Phoenix
Siy
Arizona
Dudd
Life terms given to two youths in drugstore slaying
Abe Lirbman aged 18 and John Luzensky aged 18 were sentenced to life imprisonment for the February holdup murder of Charles F. Huber, a Pittsburgh druggist. The case drew headlines as prosecutors noted the youths faced a harsh consequence for the fatal crime.
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Unig
Pittsburgh
Abe Lirbman
John Luzensky
Charles F. Huber
Pennsylvania lawmakers push to adjourn sine die this week
Harrisburg April 24 Republican leaders say final enactment of beer and unemployment relief measures is ready and the 1983 Pennsylvania legislature could adjourn sine die this week. Debate centers on funding the relief bill and potential tax implications as the session nears its close.
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Binthot
Wef
Uistallry
Philadelphia
Scott
Eliot
Charles Waters
Ale
Pinchot
Waters i x
Senate
John McClure
Death of Mrs Campbell Reported Natural Causes
Mrs Mary Bigger Campbell aged 60 of Carnot near Coraopolis died three days after a threatening note was found at her home. Autopsy by Dr J W McMeans, county coroner's physician, found natural causes with no poison traces and noted a heart ailment.
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Ay United Press
Pittsburgh
Mary Bigger Campbell
Carnot
Cora
Opolis
J. W. Mc~ Means
Allegheny County
McMesas
McMeans
Three Die as Car Strikes Sow Hog and Sucklings
Three persons died and four others suffered minor injuries when a car struck a sow and sucklings on the General Kane Highway near Leeper. Mrs Aly Black 21 and her infant AOH were killed, along with sister Miss Matilda Trumbuss 15. Ceci Black 27 husband and three other children were injured.
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General Kane Highway
Leeper
Aly Black
Aoh
Jerome
Matilda ‘Trumbuss
Sackell
Kane
Ceci Black
Richard 2
Helen
Arrest Plotters on Life of Hitler in Munich
Berlin April 23. Munich police arrested two men suspected of plotting to assassinate Adolf Hitler. One suspect, an Indian Communist and former resident of Russia, was unnamed by police. The other detainee was not identified. Investigations follow reports of an automobile beating and forged Italian licenses amid suspicious material found in the car.
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Berlin
Munich
Adolf Hitler
Telegraph Union
Russa
Young Fitting Survives Narrow Bay Drowning Incident
Richard Fitting son of Paul Pitting, a noted football and basketball figure, was rescued after his canoe capsized in Presque Este Bay on Sunday afternoon. He swam about half the distance to shore before being pulled from the water, exhausted but reported little worse for the ordeal.
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Richard Fitting
Paul Pitiing
Fiial
Presque Este Bay
Brie
Young Pitting
Paul Pitting
Warren
Union City
State Armory
Italian flier claims new air speed record
Dearee Desenzano Italy April 2 Mario Bernasconi former member of the Italian Schneider cup team and commander of the high speed flying school claimed today to have attained a new unofficial seaplane speed record of approximately 424 miles per hour.
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Dearee
Recruiting in smaller towns for camps in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg April 24 Evie Biddle assistant executive director of the state emergency relief board says Pennsylvania recruiting for the reforestation army will shift to smaller towns this week. The board is listing eligible men from relief lists statewide in anticipation of an expanded federal quota. The first orders limited to 5000 from Philadelphia and nearby counties. more quota may come this week drawn from county rolls.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Evie Biddle
State Emergency Relief Board
Alle
Washington
Philadelphia
Filtshireh
Biddle
Jesus
Igtriets
Farrell Man Fatally Struck by Car
April 24 report from Farrell indicates Andrew Komar 2 was pinned against a building by a runaway automobile Saturday. Franek brother of Mayor Joseph Franek drove the car and said the vehicle jumped a curb, trapping Komar in Sharon hospital.
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My Unit
Farrell
Andrew Komar
Sharon
MO Franek
Joseph Franek
Komar
Roosevelt record already surpasses some four year terms
Washington April 24 Franklin D Roosevelt has initiated more major policies in seven weeks than a typical president achieves in a four year term. Measures include abandonment of the gold standard, TVA development, emergency banking legislation, and a half billion dollars in unemployment relief. Major items listed: farm relief, credit expansion, securities control, relief for small homeowners, and industrial regulation.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Odve i
Jong Thigs
Tennessee Valley
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Gaking Authority
Mieht
Con
Inflation Bill Opening Debate by Senator Thomas
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma presented the administration inflation bill outlining a program to move about 200 million dollars from bank deposits and bond holders to debtor classes. He called the amendment the most important proposition before Congress and described four financing provisions under the bill. Some critics argue the plan is not a true inflation measure and individual presidents may choose to implement it.
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United Press
Washington
Thomas
Urat
Oklatoma
Roosevelt
Garner
Olsinhoman Kagan
American Congress
Oe Elas
United States
Clases
Senate
Roosevel
Borah
Take
Uphold Big Verdict for St Marys Girl
Philadelphia April 24 The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld a judgment of 500 awarded by a county common pleas court jury to Miss Grace Bosworth of St Marys for injuries in an automobile accident. The lower court's judgment was affirmed denying H G Lauth of St Marys a new trial. Bosworth was riding with Lauth when the car ran off an embankment on the St Marys Weedsville highway. The woman sued for 20000 and was awarded the smaller amount.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Wik County Common Pleas Court
Grace Bosworth
St. Marys
H. G. Lauth
St Marys
Mise Bilsworth
Lauth
Sie Marys-Weedsville
Lalith
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