Federal agents chase Jap crisis role with Japan
Across the world reports say British Foreign Minister Sir John Simon would tell Parliament assurances from Japan's foreign minister Hirota were satisfactory. The note lowers anxiety over the Far East crisis as liens on China, loan talks, and a planned embassy step add to the easing tone. In Tucson, a kidnapped boy’s family awaits a ransom delivery amid continued police inquiries and negotiations.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
London
Great Britain
Sail
Hirotai
Japan
League of Nitong Seurstiyiat
Lysa Tajchidan
China
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United States
Medal for Heroism in Highway Tragedy Reported
Deputy Coroner Davison reports a Greyhound van crash near Corry with one victim shipped to New York City. Driver George Howell claims a Warren Baking truck clipped his vehicle, while Warren truck driver denies it. Investigation ongoing. body accompanied by injured driver. Further inquiry possible as officials weigh new testimony.
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Gurpdi
Bo Hinder
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Touily Glass
Fifler
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Dot Ming
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Erie Railroad
Howell
Carnegie Medal Awarded to Samimig Liaccio for Heroism
Salvatore Liaccio Pleasant Street resident and US Veterans Hospital worker received the Carnegie Medal for heroism shown during a runaway accident two years ago. He aided the driver, calmed the team, and saved a life as a freight train passed.
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Saen
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Pabernt Intel US
Veterins’ Hospital
Aspitewall
Medi Mid
Corry
Cammegie
Lie Commission
Michael
Pinchot Still Hands Off Governor Race in Senate Campaign
In Pittsburgh on April 28, Governor Gifford Pinchot launched his bid for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination. He criticized Mellon power and the steel trust, vowed not to back the Pennsylvania gubernatorial race, and alleged past campaign spending abuses connected to Pepper and Fisher. He warned that certain interests aim to restore Reed to the Senate, urging voters to oppose their influence.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
United States
Pittsburgh
Pinchot
Andrew W. Mellon
David A. Reed
Mellon
United States Senate
Steel Trust
United
Senate
Fire damages Wright street home. roof fire controlled
Damage estimated at 150 dollars from a roof fire at the home of Mr and Mrs Norman J Wdinger on Wright street early in the forenoon. Fire believed caused by a spark from a neighbor's chimney. flames spread through the roof but were checked before extensive damage occurred.
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Norman J. Wdinger
Wright Street
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Chinney
Roosevelt Refuses Change In Silver Policy
Washington April 28 The administration stands by its silver position despite contrary reports. Roosevelt reaffirmed that the United States will not act until other nations join in a full determination. He also backs the London economic conference proposal for a silver reserve of 26 percent of the gold reserve and not exceeding 80 percent in any case. The White House said no negotiations are in progress on silver.
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Wauce
Washington
Waite House
Roosevelt
United States
White House
Boost Dairy Prices Under New State Act
Changes in dairy prices per Pennsylvania Milk Control Board take effect Sunday. Milk per quart remains 10 cents while pint rises to 6 cents. Buttermilk up to 9 cents, whipping cream from 15 to 21 cents per half pint. Light cream stays at 20 cents per pint. Prices ordered under state price fixing program.
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Pennsylvania Milk Control Board
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G O P Chairman Hints Swing to Schnader in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Apr 28 General Edward Martin Republican state chairman refused to endorse any of 14 candidates for the May 1 primary. He said a majority of county Republicans favor Attorney General William A Schnader with Lieutenant Governor Edward Shannon also in the preferred list. Other endorsed names include Senator Dayn A Reed for reelection State Senator Harry Solt for lieutenant governor M Harvey Taylor for internal affairs secretary and Judge Frank M Trexler for reelection to the superior court. Pinchot denied any alliance with GOP leaders and said he will not take part in the gubernatorial campaign.
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Albert E. Steel
United Press
Philadelphia
Edward Martin
Camates
Sam
Martin
Lewlers
Pennsylvania
Fayor
William A. Schnader
Edward Shanon
Hoover's Name Drawn Into Investigation
The Federal Trade Commission inquiry into propaganda by the Bulleshy power interests names former President Hoover the late Chief Justice Taft and James Francis Burke in a probe of the Philadelphia Byllesshy holding company and its subsidiary Duquesne Light Co. The Pittsburgh Senate banking committees are urged to report the Glass bill for extending credit to private industry and universities through the Federal Reserve system.
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Rome
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Bulleshy
Hoover
Taft
James Francis Burke
Republican National
Philadelphia Co. A
Byllesshy Holding Company
United Press
Duquesne Light Co
Pittsburgh
Byllesby
Federal Reserve System
Two Arrests in Bremer Kidnap Probe
Federal agents seized two suspects in the Bremer kidnapping case. John J. McLaughlin and WilEn Vidier face conspiracy charges linked to the Edward G. Bremer case. Police mounted roadblocks along Minnesota highways as authorities pursued leads and the stolen 1934 Bray Ford V-8 coach with license B-147.538.
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United Press
Chicago
Kidnnapers
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
John Dillinger
John J
Ross) McLaughlin
Politelal Imider
WilEn EL Vidier
Bremer
Minneapolis
St Paul
Sfinnesota
St. Ceoix
Mississippi
Tivers
Old Elotts
Nelson
Norih
Duluth
Warmil
Binghamson
Three Youngsville Residents Escape Auto Crash
Three Youngsville residents escaped serious injury after their car left Roosevelt highway near Corry, splitting into a ditch. C Johnson, Mrs Peter son, and Mrs C H Darling were treated at Corry hospital. Mrs Peterson suffered the most, while the others were shaken but released to go home.
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Corry
Corry Hospital
C. Johnson
Apchie Peterson
C. H. Darling
Youngs Yillg
Johson
Woman Injured in Fall on Sidewalk
Mrs A H Westcott of First Avenue was injured last evening when she fell on First Avenue sidewalk. She suffered a fractured nose though her glasses remained intact, sparing her eyes. She is resting comfortably today.
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A. H. Westcott
First Avennuse
First Avenue
Muskingum River Valley Project Funds Released
The Treasury Department announced an allotment of 22,050,000 dollars for the Muskingum river valley project in Ohio. The funding supports construction work and infrastructure development in the area affecting regional water management and flood control.
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Muskingum Project
Washington
Treasury Department
Wat Department
Muskingum River Valley
Ohio
Fine Program Assured for Corry Minstrel Show
Corry will host the Bell Cross Minstrels at the high school auditorium Monday and Tuesday evenings. A dress rehearsal was held, with final prep for Sunday. Proceeds go to the Red Cross relief work. Reserved seats go on sale for Monday and Tuesday shows.
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Bell Cross
CWA
Red Cross
Monay
Prohibition Lecturer to Speak at Sunday Meeting
Dr. Ira Landvith, noted prohibition lecturer, will address a Sunday afternoon meeting at 2:30 o clock at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The event is under the auspices of the State Antis saloon League in cooperation with the Anti Siloon League of America, with D A Hillatrom presiding as chairman. Public attendance is invited.
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Sleen
Anti-Siloon League of America
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Fire devastates Old Hopper distillery area in Kentucky
In Lexington Kentucky April 28 a massive blaze swept through the Old Hopper distillery and nearby warehouses after an explosion of gasoline misidentified as kerosene. Watchman Stanley Travis 24 died two hours after being found amid the flames. Est. damage reaches five million dollars with multiple whiskey and spirits stored nearby.
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United Press
Lexington
Alcohal
Prainfort Pike
Warly
Stanley Travis
Huens
Travis
Slow Recovery Drive For Check On Progress
Administration faces four urgent problems delaying full economic recovery. Congress stalls on related bills as Senate debates continue. Officials aim to gauge recovery progress and decide if extra legislation is needed, with wage curtailment and NEA industry alignment among key issues.
High school reporters win PA contest prizes
The annual Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association contest awards sixty dollars in prizes to top high school reporters. Winners announced by Professor Franklin C. Banner of the Pennsylvania State College of Journalism include Robert Streeter Williams Port first, Alvin Souder Souderton second, Robert Menisauder Towanda third, and Barileen Jojin New Castle fourth.
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Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Franklin C. Banner
Pennsylvania State College of Journlam
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Williams
Port
Alvin Souder
Souderton
Seman
Robert Menisauder
Towanda
Barileen Jojin
New Castle
Return of airmail contracts blocked
Administration forces defeated a Senate Republican bid to restore all air mail contracts to former operators pending investigation by a Special commission. The substitute was offered by Senators Warren Austin and Vi as a stand in for the Black-Mickel air mail bill. It would have reversed Farley’s February cancellation actions.
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Washington
Administration
Senate Republicans
Ayistion By
Special Commission
Ser. Warren
R. Austin
R. Vi
Matt Bill
James A. Farley
Bishop Cannon Is Acquitted Heads South for Conference
Bishop James Cannon Jr is acquitted of corrupt practices charges and heads to the Jackson Mississippi Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Before departure he thanks friends and backers for expenses. his secretary Miss Adam Burroughs is also mentioned amid questions.
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Washington
Tit Bouyant
Eharges
James Cannon, Jr
Jackson Miss
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Cannon
Adam Burroughs
IBM
Rumor Plot to Kidnap Governor of Ohio
Columbus report states information about an alleged plot to kidnap Governor George White and his daughter Mary involving John Dillinger has reached Governor William Moore and his secretary. Moore said the governor gives little credence to the information and will take no unusual precautions.
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Columbus
George White
Mary
John Dillinger
William Moore
Moore
Home Loan Bank Bill Signed by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt today argued for a home loan bank measure providing several quarters of 2,000,000,000 dollars in bonds both principal and interest. Similar provision, months earlier, appeared in farm loan bond issuances and collections. The bill targets improving credit and mortgage access.
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