Daylight Saving Vote Sought for Corry in 1832 Summer
Citizens urged to vote on daylight saving at Corry Credit Exchange. Proposals show mixed opinions among Rotary Kiwanis and farmers. About 75 percent of Credit Exchange members favor the extra hour, while rural residents oppose to protect trade relations. Public ballots due at 10 South Center Street.
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Corry Credit Exchange
City Council
Corry
Theo P. Williams
Exchange
Tohay
Jounal Te
The
Barlow Block
Canter Street
City of
Corry Credit. Exchange
South Center Street
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
File Credit Exchange
Guy Cannell
Blair County liquor raids target 21 sites over weekend
United Press reports 65 state police and federal prohibition agents raided 21 locations in Blair County over the weekend. Most arrests posted $1000 bond each pending hearings. The operation involved 22 state troopers and 48 dry agents, largely at private locations.
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United Press
Altoona
Blair County
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
NBC presents Wig at 15. Jesters. CBS Bator airs Tutarpalionall at 9:00. WEAN features Parade of States at 0:20. WAC network lists Eglag at 0:30. AR Network closes with Music at 21:00.
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Wig
NBC Network
WWABC
CBS Bator
NBC
WAC
Maniac Terrorizes Elk County Village in Ras selas Kane Pa
Kane Pa April 9 a man Rudolph Feckels living in a North Warren state asylum shot at residents of Ras selas Elk county village from his porch using a high powered rifle. Two state troopers Mullen and McCullough subdued him after a 10 minute battle. Feckels suffered head injuries and was treated.
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United Press
Kane
Rasselas
Elk County
North Warren
Rudolph Feckels
Peckels
Mullen
McCullough
Feckels
New Cruises in Kidnapping Probe Unfolds in Norfolk
A sequence of cruises by the 85-foot diesel yacht Marcon, linked to three Norfolk men, appears aimed at establishing contact with alleged Lindbergh kidnapping suspects. The Maroon, owned by Charles H. Congolvo, has been used for a week by shipbuilder John Hughes Curtis and associates, who sailed from Norfolk and returned to Little Creek after heavy weather.
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Norfolk
Marcon
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
The
Maroon
Charles H. Congolvo
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk Negotators
Curtis
Lictit
George L. Rianard
Edwin B. Bruce
Elmira
N. Y
Pennsylvania Railroad
Little Creek
Biy
Fascism Gains in Prussia Diet Rise in Nazi Power
Berlin reports April 25 that Adolf Hitler's Nazis strengthened to 162 of 418 seats in the Prussian diet, with right wing allies close to a majority. Communists hold balance of power, Social Democrats lose seats, while Fascists gain in Württemberg, Bavaria, Anhalt, and Homburg amid political upheaval.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Adolph Hitler
Hitler
Social Democratic Party
Otto Braun
Braun
Catholic Center Party
Constitutional Party
Wuerttemberg
Bavaria
Anhalt
Homburg
Prussia
Reich
Two Injured in Crash of Autos Near Cambridge
Corry motorists returning from Megaville described a serious automobile crash near Cambridge Springs. Miss Josephine Record of Meadville and Miss Gertrude Sybrant of Cambridge Springs were injured, treated at Wasson Hospital. The accident occurred when F W Bradstreet of Erie in a Dodge coupe tried to pass Ford Polo ster driven by H W Sherlock of Erie. The Dodge struck head on with Ford driven by Paul A Ditmer, now of Catskill?n, N Y, causing severe damage to both cars. Ditmer had a slight hip injury.
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H. W. Sherlock
Mrie
Cambridge Springs
Bradstreet
Ford
Paul A. Ditmer
Meadville
Cattsragns
N. Y
Sybrant
Record
Cope
Brad‘street Q
Ditmer
Fight centers between King and Hammond in Third District race
Rival camps clash over nominations for State Assemblyman in the Third District of Erie County as John H. King and Worthy Hammond lead a tight contest. Wallace Gray is barely mentioned. Meantime Milton W. Shreve seeks the Republican nomination for Congress, while a three way Democratic race aims at Meadville mayor Charles Gill and Charles Crosby. A Liberal candidacy may emerge if Gill wins, backed by anti prohibition groups. Ziesenheim stands unopposed for State Senate, with party committee battles centering on Harry Aver for alternate delegate at large.
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Ele County
John H. King
Worthy Hammond
Wallace C. Gray
Wesleyville
Corry
Iake
King
Union City
Hammond
North Mast
Harborcresk
Westeyville
Lake Belt
Milton W. Shreve
Congress
Charles Gil
Meadvile
Charles Crosby
Linesvile
Lavery
Gill-Crosby
Gill
Meadville
Shreve
Erie
Joseph Ziesenheim
North Girard
State Assembly
Ziesenheim
Ihneight
Miles B. Kitts
Erie County
Senate
Harry Aver
Ate
Royal Democrata
Lother
Third Alienist To Testify Against Massie
Honolulu April report states Dr. Joseph Catto of San Francisco will testify against Lt. Thomas H. Massie in Hawaii’s murder trial. Catto’s analysis counters two prior psychiatrists claiming temporary insanity. Darrow plans closing argument for Massie as defense pivots on insanity and responsibility.
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Honolulu
T. H
Thomas H. Masie
Joe Kehanagan
Joseph Catto
San Francisco
Haiwali
Catton
Massie
Kahahansi
Cattot
Agaln
Clarence Darrow
Dafenes
Dafenes “ Coumse
Magsie
Iia Society
Tother
Mra
Cragville Reland Portesque
Abert Tonts
Edward Lord
Explosion at Highland Park plumbing shop reported deaths and injuries
A dramatic explosion at a Highland Park plumbing shop was reported today. Early police reports indicated three dead and three injured, with initial estimates suggesting the death toll could rise and about 20 people were hospitalized.
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Syurney
Detroit
Highland Park
Driver Fined After Crash On West Main Street
Harley Hall of Wattaburg former Corty resident drove on West Main near Spring Street Saturday night causing his car to sideswipe a telephone pole. He escaped with bruises. He was fined $10 and costs for disorderly conduct after police found the wrecked car and street glass. A nearby resident who helped was threatened during the incident.
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West Main Street
Harley Hall
Wattaburg
Corty
Hall
C. B. Porter
Hoover Accepts Governors Bid to Speak at Richmond
President Hoover accepted an invitation from all 48 governors to address the governors conference in Richmond Virginia on Wednesday. He will discuss the relation of state and federal governments economy and taxation and plans to depart Washington shortly before Wednesday. Hoover will speak on arrival in mid afternoon and return to Washington soon after. It remains undecided whether he travels by train or car. The governors will dine with the President at the White House Thursday night.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Richmond
Dhiner
White House
Kills Uncle in Rent Dispute in Somerset
In Somerset Pennsylvania Walter Christer 80 killed his uncle Mahlon Christer 6 and then killed himself after a rent dispute. Police said the uncle had demanded vacating a house the family occupied and the younger man fired from a car in front of the home.
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Hy United
Somerset, Pa
Walter Christer
Garrett Par
Mahlon Christer
Whitt
City Plans Summer Street Improvements On East Main
Division Engineer Funk and City Council discuss a summer street program including resurfacing East Main Street from Center to tracks, constructing an 18 foot concrete pave ment from Shady Avenue to the city line, and upgrading the Spartansburg road entry. The plan also resurface East Columbia and adjust routes to avoid Lemon Street, with funds from the state and city share. Council approves Bill No. 814 for salary revisions for the city engineer and solicitor.
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Funk
Stanton
Punk
State Highway Department
Columbus Avenue
East Main Street
Center Atrest
Summer Street
Shady Avenue
Main Street
Union Streets
Church Street
Delock
Center Streets
Columbia Avenue
Spartansburg
Lemonstrent
Shady Avénuue
Union Street
Highway Department
Worl
Sotmeil
Robbery at Fountain Farms Inn robs and threats mark Pittsburgh raid
Four men assaulted Elizabeth Schlegel and an employee at Fountain Farms Inn Mt Royal Boulevard near Alicon Park. They tied a hotel employee stole jewelry and cash totaling about 3400 tucked under a mattress. They threatened to kill and fled as Crepe arrived and released the women.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jerry
Eddy Todsy
Fountain Farms Inn
Mt. Royal Boulevard
Alicon Park
Elizabeth Schlegel
Ansa Martin
Tornadoes Hit Arkansas and Tennessee Areas
A series of tornadoes struck eastern Arkansas and western Tennessee causing widespread property damage and multiple deaths. Millington reported five fatalities nearby. Osceola tallied three dead with injuries. Rescue crews and ambulances were deployed as communication failures delayed reports. Towns affected include Covington Rosemark Covington Ripley Dyersburg Halls and others with continued damage updates as lines were restored.
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United Press
Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Tennessee
Ife
Millington
Osceola
Ari
Ian
Covington
Rosemark
Ripley
Dyersburg
Halls
Astington
Germantown
Locke
Lucy
Keerville
Boston College
Park
Two Women Claim Love Of Writer Shot To Death
Miami reports two women claim the love of writer Haden Clarke as investigations into his death, shot last Thursday, proceed without conclusive evidence. Mrs Jessie Keith-Dilfer, Australian aviatrix, and Peasy Browne meet officials while Clarke’s associations with Captain William Lancaster are noted. Authorities say no definite conclusion on suicide or murder yet.
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Miami
Fla
Haden Clarke
Mra
Jessie ME
Keith-Dilfer
Clarke
Clarke Nail
Captai William N. Lancaster
Keith-Miller
Peasy Browne
Vernon Hawthorne
Hawnhorne
Tendels
Lencaster
Jade
7 Clarke
Apie
Ne Sas
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Congressional
Hot Committee
Fourth Ward
Dan Campbell
United Press Staff
W. Main Street
Richmond, Va
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BEAT
ROB Roadhouse
Warrem Warren
South Beal
Ign
Vet Warnes
Atlantic City
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