Hoover Backing Farm Relief Plan Faces Senate Vote
Washington April 21 United Press reports President Hoover's farm relief program faces stiff opposition but gains support as Republicans strengthen. The measure includes a 600 million dollar cooperative marketing plan and a debenture tariff bounty. Amendments from opponents were all defeated as the bill moves toward likely overwhelming approval, with several senators pledging support. Strong backing comes from Brankart of Town in Dolling and Henin of Alabama, while Norris of Nebraska and Wise of Wisconsin may join opposing efforts depending on timing.
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Washington
House
Inv ‘Wollan
Senate
Brankhart
Hoover
Henin
Alabama
Priner
North Dakota
Norbeck
McMaster
Draft plans for Vacation Bible School outlined
Corry Ministerial Association members drafted plans for a city VBS to be held in June under church auspices. Rev. F A Wimer named general chairman with committees for promotion, curriculum, and finance. About three quarters of the needed funds raised, classes to run over three weeks at three church locations for primary and junior ages.
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Corry
A. K, Roth
J. W. Ricker
Hazel Anoney
Wills, Price
A. A. Williams
Claude Place
Walter Rhodes
Creasey
Monroe
R. S. Dewey
G. T. Bergman
Finanee
William Hall
Morgan
F. G. Whittlesey
Hillstrom
F A. Loveland
C. L. Hetton
Stéeting
Hue
United Rethren
Another Gangster Slain in Philadelphia Details Unclear
In Philadelphia on April 25 Pasquale Liyoy, 43, died from gunfire after allegedly shooting a bandit who tried to rob his speakeasy. He reportedly helped police by naming his assailant as the shooter before dying at Howard Hospital. Police and city officials intensified the crime war urging swift action against bandits.
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Philadelphia
Pasquale Liyoy
Broad Street
Howard Hospital
Liyoy
Underworld
Lémuel B. Scho Hej
Schipfield
Lindbergh Says He Will Fly On Until He Cannot
New York April 25 Col Charles A Lindbergh states he will continue flying until he is too old. He compares flying to travel by train or automobile and predicts no age limit for piloting. He mentions a four engined plane under development and notes current airliners are chiefly tri motor designs.
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New York
Cahmet Charles A. Lindbergh Ia
Col. Lindberg
Col. Linithergt
United States
Former Corry Resident Ends Life in Woods
George Brynner aged 79, a former Corry resident, ended his life by hanging in woods near his daughter’s farm on Baker Street Extension in Jamestown yesterday. He left his daughter’s home about 9:30 a.m. to walk and was found later in the woods, three-fourths of a mile back. Coroner Henry A. Bowers holds an investigation. four daughters survive in different towns.
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George Brynner
Well Mown Corry
Jessie Ing
Baker Street
Hurry Root
Nang
Brinner
Henry A. Bowers
Jamestown
Jessie Ring
Protests and crimes flash across major cities
Across Washington New York Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia reports note protests against policy actions and criminal incidents. Hoover mulls an invitation to address a Southern Newspaper Publishers Association meeting in Asheville. A suspect wounded a detective in Cleveland as gun violence persists in major cities. Scarface Al Capone’s dentist linked to gang activities in Chicago. Two young men arrested after a jewelry store robbery attempt in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Hoover
Anziua
Southern
Associaton
Asheville
Joly Ath
Chicago
Meet Friday to Plan Memorial Day Observance
Plains for Ute Memorial Day Observance in his city will be planned at a Friday meeting of the focal post of the Ute Veterans of Foreign Wars and kindred organizations. Committees will be named and arrangements set, with a program mirroring past years and services in City Park if weather permits.
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Post Plains
Approm
Corry
Open Realty Office Opens in City Block
John F. Clough, longtime west Karl Corry business man, retires and plans a real estate agency in his business block at the corner of Main and Center Streets. Improvements are underway on the property as the new office readies for use.
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J. H. Clough
Main
Center Streets
John F. Clough
West Karo J Corry
Oper Nt
Americans Prep for Ryder Cup Play in Tough Conditions
The American Ryder Cup team prepared amid cold rain and snow, with Mr. Clough opening his office quarters tomorrow after recent real estate training. Despite injuries and travel, the squad entered the foursome opener tomorrow in excellent shape, while Horton Smith will play in Saturday singles instead of the planned foursome.
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Clough
Buld
Young Horton Smith
United States
First Woman Sheriff Reports Peaceful Union County Jail
In Sunbury on April 25 Mrs. Emily Frock the first woman to serve as Union County sheriff since her husband died in office says there has been no trouble with any prisoners during her term. She was appointed by the governor to succeed her husband and notes she has run a trouble free jail.
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Sunbury
Emily Frock
Union County
Frock
Sheres Tever) Hhart
Herbst Builds Case Against Three Slayers
District Attorney Herbst leads the prosecution against three Minneapolis men Sam Bard Joseph Ingle and Fred Halverson accused of killing Highway Patrolman Russell Swansen. Trial set for May 13 with death penalty sought. Prosecution aids include Mor timer Graham Edward Petrillo and Thomas Moline.
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Russell T. Swansen
North East
Sam Bard
Joseph Ingle
Fred Halverson
Minneapous
Mipder Vase
Offendar
Mpcondine
Leroy Svurch
Otto Herbst
Diatelit
Parolman Swangon
Mortimer Graham
Minneapolis
Sill
Edward Petrillo
Highway Patrol
Harrisburg
Ald Djather
Herbst
Grehim
WL Neer
East
Bard
Invie
S.Y. Rossiter
Eno] Jatorméy
Divem
Rulverson
Thomas Mtolene
Amos
Graham
West
Therio
Probe purchase of two Boston papers by IP Co
The Federal Trade Commission will hold a public hearing on April 30 to investigate the purchase of the Boston Herald and the Boston Traveler by International Paper Company. Witnesses include Robert Lincoln O’Brien and W. W. Hurlburt while John R. Macomber directs the involved papers.
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Unites Press
Washington
Boston
International Paper Company
Federal Trade Commission
Robert Lincoln O'Brien
Boston Publishing Co
W. WN
The
Boston Herald
Boston Travelen
Today’s five best radio entertainments listed
Program guide fragment lists Wiz and NBC at 9:00 p m The Monster Musicians on WABC and CBS at 12:00 a m Greater Washington program with music and addresses by President Hoover and Secretary Mallon on WEAF NBC 12:80 p m Rapla Tramib on WABC CBS network 10 39 p m Recording Artists on WEAF NBC Bi Coheet Bureals mentioned. fragmentary schedule highlights radio listing style of era.
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NBC
Monster Musicians
WABC
CBS
Greater Washington
Hoover
Becnetary Mallon
WEAF
Rapla Tramib
Bureals
Boys Week Parade Opens Saturday in City
Rotary Club organizes the Boys Week opening for Saturday at 2 21 PM with all schools urged to join. Senior High and Junior High students to march to the athletic field for a Lakewood Cork Intercity baseball game after the parade. An American flag prize will go to the school with the largest attendance. Community supervisors invited. committee named for event coordination.
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Rotary Club
O'elovke
Unt
Teity
Delotke
Duinior High Kibtetic Field
Athletic Association &T
Oe Clu
Cnoperstian
Feo
Sipervizors
Harry Spicer
Ralph Pople
Harry Smith RS
Dew Br CF Bennett
James H. Wright
Berlin Money Market Sparks New Anxiety in Paris
Paris April reports warn over Germany’s Berlin money market affecting Reichsbank gold reserves and potential shifts in reparations talks. Delegates note cautious optimism amid renewed negotiations while concerns rise about Dawes plan consequences and Schacht's moves.
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United Press
Paris
Berlin
Reichsbank
Shekesthan
Dentere
Hjalmar Schdeht
Germany
S. Parker Gilbert
Dr. Schacht
Dawes
Congress on Farm Relief Bill Debate and Votes
Senate continues debate on a farm relief bill as Congress acts today. House aims for final votes on farm measures amid ongoing legislative action.
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United Press
Senate
HOUSE
Om Farm
Pittsburgh Man Speaks at Club Meeting
A. L. Christopher of Pittsburgh addressed the Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Hotel Corry on salesmanship and the lumber industry. He urged forest conservation, cited foreign models like Germany’s Black Forest, and noted a Dunbar industry reorganization amid dealer friction. about thirty members and guests attended.
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Kiwanis Club
A. L. Christopher
Pittsburgh
Hotel Corry
Christopher
Dunbar
Hoe
Get Omany
Rid. Crum
Coupe Struck by Erie Train at Lakewood
Two local men, Verest Dennisor, 51, of Lakewood and Dennisor 03, of Abortsiffered Iniernay, died after a slow moving train hit a small coupe at the Lakeview crossing near Sugar Grove Lodge. The engineer and conductor reported braking but could not stop before impact. The crossing was obstructed by horses as the collision occurred.
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Buffato-araadville Leja
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Ives
Dole
Verest
Lakewood
Maom Dennisor
Iniernay Dennison
St James
General Hospital
Meelock
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Waukee
Py Byer
GPO
Athead Gbanekting
Sugar Grove Lodge
Ldd Fellows
Welt
Atric Ab
Lakeview Venus
Bork
Wenic Tril
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Linker Tits
Flobartwon
Britton
Mentville
Iain
Timpi
Wenesewas
Board of Education
22 Injured In Bus Crash In Michigan Indicate Big Collision
Michigan dispatch reports twenty two injured in a head on bus crash near Gipy. Victims were removed from wreckage by pedestrians and rescuers. several taken to St Anthonys Hospital in Chicago bound victims listed by name. A separate report notes a postal inspector arrest on obscene materials, while a film star wed and Hoover fitness advice prompts golf over medicine ball tossing for men over fifty.
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United Press
Michigan Gipy
Ind
South Shore Electric Elect
Chienza
Detroit
Miptorisia
St. Anthony's Hospital
James McGowan
Robert T. Stephen Blair
Alexander Cha Honeaite
William King
Chicago
Anthony Barnhart
Granite Chy
Kinney
Sterline Peak
River of Te
Pittsburgh
Tal Eiclie
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Slate Street
Sharon
Postoffice
George Peak
Krell
United States
Ci Jy
Alene
New York
Phyllis
Margaret Morgan
Haver
Huge Royal Air Fort Monoplane Aims Eight thousand Mile India Run
The British air fort monoplane speeds toward India to set a world non stop distance record. Piloted by Squadron Leader Arthur G. Jones Williams and Flight Lt N H Jenkins, it left Cranwell for 9 000 miles, aiming to surpass Italy’s 4 850 mile Rome to Brazil record. At Baghdad it had covered about 2 500 miles, half the journey.
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India
London
Royal Air
Rome
Brazil
Italy
Bagdad
Dinner Dance for Employes at State Armory tonight
Over one hundred twenty employes of the Associated Gas and Electric System of Meadville Erie Warren and Corry are expected to attend a dinner and dance at the State Armory this evening. The dinner will be at seven oclock and the orchestra will provide music for dancing.
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Associated Gas & Elpetric System
Meadville
Erie
Warren
Non
City and Corry
State Armory
Arestle
Tle
Captain Barker Gets Nine Months in Jail
London April 25 Mrs Eatin Smit long known as Capt Barker during World War I was found guilty of perjury and sentenced to nine months imprisonment. The court at Old Bailey described Capt Barker as an un principled, mendacious adventuress. Sraith was convicted of a false declaration in marrying Miss Alfreda Howard at Brighton in 1922.
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London
Eatin Smit
Capt. Barker
Old Balle
Record
Erdeat Wild
Sraith
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