Independent name preemption votes in Crawford county
A petition filed in Meadville Crawford county court seeks exclusive use of the term Independent in the Crawford district, signaling a likely fight over a Republican incumbent Milton W. Shreve for Congress and hinting at anti Shreve activity by Erie county signers. The move coincides with preparations for the November election and a broader independent challenge in local races.
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Tyle-Crawford
Crawford County
Meadville
Congress
Milton W. Shreve
Uhis
Crawford
Erie County
C. ¥. Zurn
Charles H. Schloss
George Smith
Walter Weisbailer
C. A. Mook
J. Emil Gross
Erie City
ILI
Milton W Shreve
Mir
Shreve
C. W. Gill
Mendville
Association Against Theighteenth Amendment
Four miners rescued after 15 hours trapped at Harrimona colliery
United Press bulletins report from Shenandoah that four miners trapped fifteen hours at Harrimona colliery, Girardville, were rescued today without injury. In Washington, the Senate voted 39 to 20 to proceed immediately with bills relating to Philippine independence.
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United Press
Shenandoah
Harrimona
Girardville
Washington
Senate
Massie Case Jury in Hopeless Deadlock
Honolulu April 2 The jury in the Joe Kahuhawai tenor slaying case remains deadlocked after deliberating since Wednesday night. Police guarded the old judiciary building to prevent demonstrations while jurors of diverse racial backgrounds weigh the fate of four Americans in the high profile trial. Reports indicate a 0 to 2 acquittal stance with no clear path to agreement.
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United Press Court Room
Honolulu
Judiciary
Joe Kahuhawai
Charles F. Webber
United Press
Uw South Seas
State Aids Grounds Beautification At Woman's Club Home
Work has begun on a beautification program at the Woman's Club home grounds on Mott street. Philip S. Dewey secretary of the interior of Harrisburg donated considerable shrubbery and more will be purchased by club members. An extensive landscaping plan aims to improve the club home’s appearance.
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Woman's Club
Mott Street
Philip S. Dewey
Interior
Harrisburg
Stadtfeld Wins Nomination For Superior Court
Philadelphia April 20 Judge Joseph Stadtfeld of Pittsburgh won one of the three nominations for the superior court in Tuesday's primary, defeating Judge Robert Gawthrop of Chester County by over 80 000 votes. Stadtfeld led Parker and James for the three leaders with returns from 7091 of 8181 districts. News notes the unusual defeat of a sitting judge backed by the regular Republican organization.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Joseph Stadfield
Pittsburgh
Robert 5
Gawthrop
Chester County
Stadtfeld
Pinechot
Arthur H. James
Laverne County
Wm. M. Parker
Venango Couty
Gaythrop
Albert D. MacDade
Delaware County
Robert C. Rutherford
Wayne County
James
Parker
U. S
Davis
Smedley D. Buller
Deny Report Ransom Bills Found Abroad
Reports that Charlee Augustus Lindbergh Jr ransom money was found abroad were denied by Neuchatel police. The senior officer said the rumors arose from a misunderstanding. Berne police had earlier transmitted a note to cantonal chiefs with the serials. A separate item notes a wage-cut compromise accepted by Pittsburgh street railway workers. A Rochester woman died from burns suffered April 14.
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Charlee Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Switzerland
Neuchatel
Berne
Cit- Washington
Grade Crossing Crash Victims Recovering
Examination today showed Mrs. Margaret Hughes of West Frederick street escaped a skull fracture after the Gates street grade crossing crash on Thursday. Other victims Freddie Mitchell and Margaret Wood, both 5, are improving after severe cuts. Katherine Buck, also 5, suffered a fracture of the right clavicle. she was sent home. The driver, George Buck, was uninjured as railroad authorities continue their probe into the five-occupant collision.
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Margaret Hughes
West Frederick Street
Gates Street
Tt Way
Freddie Mitchell
Margaret ‘Wood
Katherine Buck
George Buck
Bucke
Dairymen Meet at Cambridge Springs Thursday
The April sub district meeting of the Dairymen's League Co operative Association was held at the Grange ball in Cambridge Springs Thursday with Director H H Marsh in charge. Reports showed little milk price change, class three down from last month, and health work by local schools yielded prizes in poster and story contests.
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Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
Grange Ball
Cambridge Springs
H. H. Marsh
Waterford
Marsh
H. J. Kershaw
Shenango County
Poster
Echo Akam
Corry
Linsey School
John Collins
Townville
Charlotte Bruneagin
Greenfield
Whsay
Martha Humes
Sedma
Rose Butman
Corny
Colegrave
eLna Hugs
North East
Zoe Williams
Ory
Greeley School
Secon
Louise Ingram
Ruth Grotto
Ines
Tony Joy Named Professional At Country Club
Tony Joy of Youngstown, long time assistant pro at Corty Country Club, was named the club’s new professional succeeding Ted Luther who resigned to take a post at Valley Heights in Pittsburgh. Joy, slated to begin May 16, has shown promise as an instructor and player at Corry. The board also formed a committee to study combining dues and green fees, with a report due at the next meeting. An annual stockholders meeting is planned upon Sidney Stewart’s return from California as plans for the 1982 season are laid out.
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Tony Joy
Youngstown
Corty Country Club
Ted Luther
Hotel Corry
Luther
Valley ’ Heights
Pittsburgh
Joy
Luther Sige
Corry Club
Corry
Tony
Sidney Stewarts
Califorshia
Ilyout
Clal House
Five Best Radio Entertainment Schedule
NBCs Weaf airs Concert Orchestra and Cavaliers. WABC CBS networks present Today and Yesterday followed by Whiteman's Orchestra at 10 12 Adventres in Health and Adventures In Health on CBS. Colombia Symphony Orchestra scheduled for later.
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WEAF
NBC Network
WABC
CBS Network
Wiz
Whiteman
CBS _ Network
CBS
Colombia
Marines and Guardsmen rout Nicaraguan insurrectionists
National Guardsmen led by United States Marines captured the main insurgent camp near the Honduras border in Nicaragua. They killed an insurrectionist and wounded others as fighters fled across the border. Marines, guards, and police established defenses along the camp, with insurgents surprised and retreating toward Gravide after brief resistance.
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United Press
Managua
Nicaragua
Nicaraguin
United States
Hho Yard
Guardia
Gravide
Fora
Grardia
Investigators sent to Gotham in mart probe
Washington April 29 Direc tors of the Senate stock market investigation were summoned to approve an inquiry program. Half a dozen investigators will search New York offices for violations of rules or laws on manipulation of security values. Hearing of witnesses probably will not resume for a week. Program to complete by mid June. Norbeck pledged economy and will use the $50 000 allotted, even if more funds are needed.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Stock Market
New York
William A. Gray
Congress
Nurbec
Investigation Board of Strategy Oni
Gray
Norbeck
Road Contracts Awarded In Harrisburg Area
April 29 Harrisburg Secretary of Highways Samuel S. Lewis announced highway construction awards. Bik-Traffic Route 68 Highland Township 7.22 miles N. B. Putman Co Fort Wayne Ind 130971. Jefferson-Armstrong-Traffic Route 52 Ringgold Red Bank Townships 5.71 miles N. B. Putnam Co Fort Wayne Ind 117642. McKean-Traffic Route 9 Corydon Lafayette Townships 10.83 miles N. B. Putnam Co Fort Wayne Ind 204487.
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Unies Ress
Harrisburg
Samuel 5. Lewis
Bik
Highland
N. B. Vutman Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Jefferson - Armstrong
Ringgold
Red Bank
N. B. Putman Company
McKean
Corydon
Lafayette
B. Putnam Company
Fear 50 Lost as Jap Ship Sinks Near Hirohima
April 2 report from Tokio says 50 people are missing after the coastal steamer Kurenay Maru number 3 collided with the Nagato Maru and sank off Hiroshima. Thirty passengers were saved, bailing crews said.
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United Press Tokio
Toy
BT Q
Hirohima
Tear gas to subdue Negro to be executed at state prison
A Chicago inmate Walter Holmes faced the electric chair at the state prison after a ferocious struggle. Tear gas was used as guards contended with Holmes who hurled water and wrenched plumbing fixtures in a bid to resist before he died in the chair. He had stabbed guard Claude Ramey earlier, and was linked with Cooksey and Rogers in a multi state slaying case.
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United Press
Wpdyville
Walter Holmes
Chicago
Holmes
Pegleg) Cooksey
John H. Ashby
Madigonville
Charles Rogers
Thomas Tillery
Cooksey
Rogers
Claude Ramey
Ramey
King Leo Rampages in Boston Radio Studio
King Leo the MGM lion toured nationally and caused chaos at WBZ Boston when frightened during a live interview. About 200 attendees watched as the lion shattered a double plate glass window and roamed floors from studio to roof before trainers restrained him and officers intervened.
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Leo
Metro-Goldwyn+ Mayer
Lion
Corry
WBZ
Boston
Bradford
Ajdah Redmond
Attempt Made to Kill Leaders in Shanghai Attack
A bomb exploded on a reviewing platform in Shanghai injuring several Japanese officials and guards including Admiral Nomura and General Shiraka. American attache Waller Drysdale and other diplomats escaped the blast as authorities arrested suspects, amid League of Nations concerns over a delayed armistice.
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Randall Gould
United Press
Shanghal Apes
Shane Jual
Woibag Iy Jm
Anamlate
Japan
Shanghai
Adapiingse
WS Hibbard
Department of Punti Works
Hivohte
Respectine Nuala
Aval
Sute
Miniater Molti Sivan
Kichisuburo Nomura
Yoshinari Shiraka
Kuranetsu Murai
Ikenkichi Tyeds
Waller Drysdale
T Kawabata
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Shigemitsu
Al Smith Favorite Gains in Allegheny County
Unitea Press reports Alfred Smith won support in Allegheny County as primary results indicated delegates favored Smith over Roosevelt. Charles A Jones, campaign chairman, announced county delegates likely pledged to Smith, with seven to eight expected to back him. A quake near Centro, California, at 8:55 a.m. caused damage but minor.
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Unitea Press
Pittsburgh
Alfred
Smith
Allegheny County
Charles A Jones
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Pittsburgh Street Railways Company
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Joseph A. Campbell
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