Roosevelt Confers With Hull On Japan Crisis
Washington April 25 United Press staff correspondent Duane Wilson reports a new potent silver move rises in the House as the administration hopes the silver drive would advance. The Goldsborough monetary bill seeks a 1 000 100 000 ounce silver purchase plan. Silver advocates expect to report the bill favorably to the House. The measure sits before the House banking and currency committee, with potential passage under suspension of the rules.
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Duane Wilson
United Press
Washington
Nnt
House
Congress
Senate
Goldsborough
House Banking and Currency Committee
Silverlie
Camarilles
Houl
Henry T. Steagall
Steagall
D. Ala
Eye Removed After Plant Injury At Bear Lake
Word from Buffalo reports Louis Titus formerly of Corry Creamery Company lost an eye after a cataract operation at Bear Lake. Blood clot formation necessitated removal to protect sight in the other eye. Titus previously injured his eye in dismantling a tank at the Bear Lake plant. he is a cousin of Mrs. Louie Decker and well known in Corry.
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Buffalo
Louie Decker
Louis Titus
St the Corry Creamery Company
Bear Take
Bear Lake Mile
Decker
Corry
Pinchot Sees Good Omen In Air Landing
Mrs Pinchot recalled an early landing of Governor Pinchot at Congressional airport near the Hoover field while he planned to discuss relief needs with Harry Hopkins. The governor, a 168th candidate for the Republican U S Senate nomination, was aboard the premature arrival.
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United Pres
Harrisburg
Governor Pinchot
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
United States
Kidnapped Youth Questioned After Abduction Report
In Hannocke County officers questioned Donald Sehvenover, a 21 year old farmer, about a report of a boy taken by two men and a woman and held in an abandoned house for nearly 48 hours without food. The incident occurred as police seek to verify the tale and locate the missing youth.
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Sey Findday
Hannocke County
Donald Sehvenover
Sliding Scale Adopted For Four Year Term In Core y Schools
Ralph Dewey will receive a salary between 3800 and 4200 annually as superintendent for the next four years under a sliding scale approved by the Corey school board. The plan ties to voluntary teacher reductions and requires budget and tax decisions before June 1. The board debated the scale's fairness given district finances and warned the data will guide the 1934 35 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Dewey
Corey Public
State Department
Department of Instruction
Bennett
Administration and Instruction Committee
Miron L. Brown
Lambing
Patterson
Body of Unidentified Man Recovered From Bay
A man about 40 years old was recovered from a bay in Erie Pennsylvania this morning. A week earlier the body of George F Swalley age 46 from Alpena Michigan was recovered in a similar location.
Pennsylvania Eases Unemployment Relief Funds Hope
Harrisburg April 25 United Press reports prospects are good for additional federal funds to support Pennsylvania unemployment relief. Governor Pinchot, after meeting with President Roosevelt and Hopkins, said they discussed relief into the night and he returns encouraged about securing needed aid.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Harry S. Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
Roosevelt Defends Plans Amid Wirt Episode Controversy
President Roosevelt, in a Washington address opening a subsistence homesteads exhibit, rejects revolutionary rhetoric around his policies. He criticizes panaceas for curing the nation’s ills and signals a stand against inflationary measures debated in Congress while referring to the “red plot” tied to Dr. William A. Wirt without naming him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
William A. Wirt
Gary
Ind
Cannon Case Nearing Jury in Conspiracy Fight
In Washington on April 25 Bishop James Cannon Jr. faced charges of hiding behind his secretary in an alleged conspiracy dispute with a government prosecutor. Assistant U S Attorney John J Wilson outlined evidence showing Cannon allegedly handed Miss Ads L Burroughs an envelope with $6,000 cash for campaign workers while Burroughs testified that the bishop kept the cash and wrote checks himself. A second item from Pittsburgh notes Rev W W Canton, a negro minister, announced as mayor William McNair’s choice for chairmanship of the Pittsburgh traction conference board at $12,000 a year after council rejected Peter De Muth the city assessor.
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United Press
Washington
James Cannon, Jr
United States
John J. Wilson
Cannon
Ads L. Burroughs
Miss Burroughs
Pittsburgh
W. W. Canton
William McNair
Pittsburgh Traction Conference Board
Peter de Muth
City
McNeir
Guffey Earle slate praised at Erie reception
Joseph F. Guffey of Pittsburgh touring Erie Warren corridor for the Democratic ticket thanked about 1,500 voters at Erie Academy High School for backing Roosevelt policies. He urged support for himself to back the Roosevelt administration, with Erie leaders predicting a strong May primary for the Guffey Barle slate.
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Academy High School
Warren
Joseph F. Guffey
Pittsburgh
U. S
Fleket
Corry
Erie
George H. Barlé
Philadelphia
Eugerner
Thomas Kenneily
Hazelton
Logue
Chester H. Rhodes
Stroudsburg
Superior Court
Erle Academy High School
Guffey
Sis
Congress
Roosevelt
Erle County
Earle
Edinboro State Teachers
Journal
Naval building planned with extra allocations
President Roosevelt disclosed estimates in a 1.6 billion dollar relief appropriation bill will authorize additional naval construction. The White House noted Congress will see the figures once the revenue bill passes, and emphasized that final decision on shipbuilding additions rests with the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
Washington
Ronsevelt
Congress
White House
Sharon Insurance Man Ends His Life
Ed Buckholtz, 62, an insurance man and bank director, hanged himself in the garage of his Sharon home on the Sharon Mercer road. A negro house servant found the body after Buckholtz had recently returned from Jobhe Hopkins hospital. Survivors include three daughters and his brother Joseph, co publisher of the Sharon Herald.
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Ly Anen Press
Sharon
Ed Buckholz
Sharon-Mercer Road
Buckholtz
Jobhe Hopkins Hospital
I l Hess
Joseph
Sharon Herald
Desperado Seen in Five States Twin Cities Manhunt Intensifies
Reported sightings push a massive multi state pursuit of John Dillinger and his gang across Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois. Federal and local officers combine in a tense search with hospitals in St Paul and Minneapolis braced for potential treatment of an outlaw wounded in gun battles. Fort Brady and other bases mobilize troops while agencies in five states cooperate to corner the fugitives.
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United Press
ST. Paul
John Dillinger
Hoosier
Twin Cities
Chicago
Department of Justice
Wisconsin
Elisweath
Wildernens
W. A. Boren
George
Kelly
Charles Urschel
Oklahoma
Minneapolis
Dillinger
Leater
Fort Brady
Sault Ste. Marie
Guslt
Minnesota
Department of Jus
Kiwanians in Joint Meeting at Hotel Corry
Corry Kiwanis and lone Kiwanis clubs plan a joint meeting Thursday evening at 7 o'clock in the Hotel Corry. Dr Darling of Allegheny College Meadville will be a principal speaker. Two bowling teams will compete, and a social program provides entertainment.
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Wrie Una Corry Siwanis Clubs
Immer
Hotel Corry
Darling
Allegheny College
Meadville
Corry Club
Spanish Cabinet Falls as Cruel Crisis Unfolds
Madrid April 25 Premier Alejandro Leeroux cabinet resigns triggering a political crisis as thousands of monarchists are released under a new amnesty bill. Bitter enmity between right and left elements reaches a boiling point while a nationwide strike looms. The amnesty bill favors monarchists and leaves radical offenders jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nieo Er
Madrid
Alecandro Leeroux
Bank Robbery and Kidnapping Near Mogadore
Two bandits held up Mogadore Savings Bank near Akron abducting two officers and two customers and fled with between three and four thousand dollars. The four captives were released unharmed outside Mogadore. Suspects drove a Ford V-8 with Illinois plates 118-191. Police consider possible Dillinger gang ties.
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Unites Press
Akron
Mogadore
Here
Illinois
John Dillinger
Alliance rumors swirl in Philadelphia GOP lineup shift
Lieutenant Governor hopefuls Edward Shannon and Edwin Cox forge an alliance in Philadelphia to unify the party for the May 15 Republican primary. Cox, city council president and gubernatorial hopeful, backs Shannon in a bid framed as a Stop Schnader effort to bolster support against Attorney General Schnader. The pact aims to mobilize party workers and voters for a stronger statewide drive this fall amid shifting endorsements.
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Shannon
Cox
Schnader
Paul Comly French
United Press
Philadelphia
Edward Shannon
Edwin Ii Cox
Shanston
Pennnsylvania
Republans
Vare
Marion DD. Patterson
Blair County
Harry McDevitt
Wave
Auto Skids. Man Seriously Injured In Collision
Harrisburg April 25 United crews report a man seriously injured when a car he rode in skidded on a slippery highway and rolled over. George Satera, 30, school director of Frankin, Cambria County, is in serious condition at Pol dine Hospital with a badly lacerated right leg and loss of blood.
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Harrisburg
George Satema
Frank- In
Cambria County
Poldine Hospital
U S Fleet Makes Record Canal Passage At Dawn
United Press reports from Balboa and Colon reveal 110 ships of the U S armada crossing the Panama Canal in a record maneuver. The fleet, under heavy air and artillery protection, cleared the canal with a show of force as warlike conditions surrounded the passage.
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U.S
Syl Macdowell
Atlantic
United Press
Calipornta
Colon
United States Battle Fleet
Balboa
Canal
Perforca
Panama Canal
U S and British moves put Japan on the defensive
Washington aimed to inform Roosevelt on Chinese policy and other matters after Hull meetings. Diplomatic notes from Britain and the United States pressed Tokyo to clarify Japan's Asia policy, as Washington sought information from Ambassador Saito on proposed policies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
China
Seyond
White House
Hull
Mr. Roosevelt
William Pilps
Ambbrissador
Hiroshi Saito
Great Britain
Unite States
Jagan
Asia
Tokyo
United States
Armng
William Phillips
Tokio
Sanders May Quit as G P Chairman
Washington April 25 Fiverett Sanders, chairman of the Republican national committee, is considering resigning due to ill health. He has been confined to a Pittsburgh hospital and entered a hospital here upon return. A national committee meeting to discuss his proposal, expected to be a resignation, was anticipated. Former Senator James H. Watson of Indiana is named as a contender.
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Sanders
United Press
Washington
Fiverett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Tapabe
Pittsburgh
National Committee
James 3. Watson
Indiana
Margiotti resumes attack on Bossi in Pittsburgh
Charles J. Margiotti, Republican gubernatorial candidate, pressed his state tour in Pittsburgh on April 25. He denounced political bosses and finance barons, promising he would not go to Harrisburg under their label. Margiotti's campaign HQ announced Henry Stevenson, Philadelphia attorney, would lead a lawyers support committee. Stevenson had backed Judge Harry Smig Devitt.
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Anite Fress
Pittsburgh
Charles J. Margiotti
Margiotti
Joinstown
Harrisburg
Margiott
Henky of. Stevenson
Philadelphia
Margiotti Stevenson
Harry Smg Devitt
Altoona Man Dies of Crash Injuries
Chambersburg April 25. Ulery, 30, of Altoona, died at Chambersburg Hospital from injuries after a mobile in which he rode overturned near McConnelsburg after a fire blew out. He suffered a fractured skull when thrown about feet from the wreckage of the car. The machine overturned four times.
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Ey Unnen
Chambersburg
Dy Uilery
Altoona
Diet
le Chambersburg Hospital
McConnelsburg
Aftan
Tilery
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