Rebellious Convicts Stand Firm at Ohio Prison
In Columbus prisoners at the State Penitentiary remained calm under guard after a brief clash when guards were ordered out. National Guardsmen built a stockade to confine rebel leaders, while the rest of the inmate population faced intensified searches for weapons and potential further disturbances.
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Harry W. Sharpe
United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Benelligus
State Wen
P. B. Thomas
National Guard
White City
Thomas
Filiet
Heydrich
Col. Hausrchere
Waréan-Thomas
Merrick Named Buick Distributor in Warren Territory
Walter F. Merrick of this city named Buick and Marquette distributor for Warren based Corry area. He has long handled Studebaker and Hupmobile lines and will also take over the Studebaker agency with a full line of Buick and Marquette automobiles. Motorists welcome the change and the new agencies planned for immediate setup.
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Waram Motors, Inc
Warren
Walter FL. Merrick
Buick
Marquette Gepler
Corry Territory
Merrek
Stirdeaker
Hirakine
Porty
Noinly
Bev
Bubole and
Manjuelie Ownis i Parkictuler
Gandhi's Son Sentenced for Seditious Propaganda
Devi Das Gandhi son of Mahatma Gandhi received a year of rigorous imprisonment on charges of seditious propaganda. The younger Gandhi pleaded guilty and criticized British rule while his elder brother serves a prison term.
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United Press Dbs
India
Devi Das
Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
Ramani
Satyasi
Evi Das Gandhi
Corry
Thureday Cnean
Arraigny
Grundy Campaign Plans Key Erie Visit in Corry
Senator Joseph R. Grundy will meet local Republicans in Corry after arriving from Meadville. A reception at the Hotel Corry is planned with woman voters invited, followed by meetings with city county party leaders and aides from Erie.
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Joseph R. Grundy
Old Line Repubican
Senator Grundy
Corry
Meadville
Grumdy
Arthur Milne
Erie “Republican Organization
Chester Lillis
County
Grundy
Hotel Corry
Pennsylvania Golan
Senate
John S. Fisher
Carry
Timary
Parker Appointment Attacked Over Negroes Statement
Philadelphia April 30. Confirmation of Judge John J Parker of North Carolina to the U S Supreme Court faced new opposition. Robert Gray Taylor, chairman of the Society of Friends' race relations committee, issued telegrams to all Senators protesting Parker's remarks about negro status and demanding retraction.
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United Press
Philadelphia
John J. Parke
North Carolina
United States Supreme Court
Senate
Robert Gray Taylor
Society of Friends
United States Senate
Parker
Capone Quizzed by Cuban Authorities
Report from Havana shows gangster Al Sapons discussed with police at headquarters during a sc ar fire incident. Capone arrived last night to observe conditions but Cuban police took no action against him.
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Capone
Unncarrens
Havana
Guba
Scarfire al Sapons
Culish
Free Lecture on Christian Science in Corry Tonight
Randall Dunn of Boston will deliver a free lecture on Christian Science at the Senior High School auditorium Wednesday evening May 2 at 815. Sponsored by the First Church of Christ Scientist, the event aims to draw followers from Erie Warren Union City Sherman and nearby towns.
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John Randall Dunn
C. B
Boston
Mass
Randall Dunn
A. Ells King
Hu Cotty Chirch
Erie
Warren
Union City
Sherma
Olf Leaby
Mussolini Announces New Italian Navy Ships and Plans
The cabinet approved a fleet expansion including one cruiser of 10 000 tons named The Pala two scout ships of 5100 tons each named Honte Guccun and Musiq Alreddole four destroyers of 1240 tons each and 29 submarines with keels to be laid this year.
Junior High Exhibition Showcases Epee Fencing and School Displays
Exhibits from Edinboro and Thusvilie join entries from several schools at the Junior High annual exhibition. Tonight and tomorrow feature displays, an operetta Contest of the Nations, and the High School orchestra will provide music for the event.
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Edinboro
Thusvilie
Mysterious Accident Shrouds Pittsburgh Case
William Ball, 35, suffered burns and was semi conscious after his clothing ignited in a car fire in Pittsburgh. Police say they are continuing to investigate the incident as they work to solve the mystery surrounding the event at Allegheny General Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Wiliam Ball
Sandition
Atlesheny General
Burns
Av Automobile
Taternguurdeee
Body recovered of Pittsburgh man from river
The body of Mack Olbur, treasurer of the Pitt Parnitura Company, Pittsburgh, was recovered from the Allegheny River near Athom, about ten miles south of Warren. Found by two Pittsburgh men, Charles Snyder and Henry Reddy, in eighteen feet of water, shipped to Olburn’s home. A $1500 reward for recovery may be split between them. Also reported is the finding of Peter J. Hauer, missing since April 10, believed to have drowned in the Alleghany River near Warren. his body found near the riverbank by Highhouse.
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Mack Olbur
Pitt Parnitura Company
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Athom
Warren
Charles M. Snyder
Henry Reddy
Olburn
Ed. Lowrey
Peter J. Hauer
Apel
Alleghany
Hatther
Highhouse
Warrén
Sidney London Delights Corry Woman's Club With Impersonations
Sidney London of the Red Path circuit Cleveland Ohio presented a lively impersonation program at the Corry Woman's Club on Mott Street. Landon sketched eminent authors with makeup and wigs portraying Robert Louis Stevenson Mark Twain Rudyard Kipling Edgar Allan Poe and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. The audience praised the show as one of the year’s best. The club announced its annual meeting for May 20 and closing banquet for May 27.
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Lhe Corry Woman's Club
Sidney London
Redpail
Cleveland
Ohio
Mott’ Street
Mr. Landon
Robert Lewis Stevenson
Mark Twain
Rudyard Kiplin
Edger Allen Poe
F. Parkinson Smith
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Two Women Found Guilty of Murder in Alabama Case
In Scottsboro Alabama on April 30 a jury found Myrtle Berry Gra hant 20 and Newby Motes 19 guilty in the wrong man murder of Harry Cunningham 21 Judge W A Hawkins sentenced both to life imprisonment The verdict followed a trial that began Monday with the jury retiring at 1014 am Tuesday and returning at 845 am today The case noted that Graham was drunk when she stabbed the youth while Motes conspired by luring him to a drugstore to meet his Slayer Grist of Cases from Greensburg Pennsylvania outlines a later murder trial and a grand jury session scheduled to open Monday
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Scottsboro
Ala
Myrtle Berry Grahant
Newby Motes
Harry Cunningham
W. A. Hawkins
Raham
Diqu
Corry Man Struck by Hit Run Car Injured
Walter Turner 25 of Liberty Street Corry was struck by a hit and run car near Lakewood about 1 am. He was brought to Jamestown General Hospital severely bruised but with no broken bones and expected to be discharged later today. Lakewood and Celoron police investigate to identify the driver.
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Corry
Jamestown
Walter Turner
Gbi
Liberty Street
Jamestown General Hospital
Turner
Lakewood
Il Ia
Syenire Guus Wane
Aku Aue
le Man
Someime
Lakewond
Celoron
Ittle
Payroll car robbery at Gadsden yields $20000
Gadsden Alabama reports four men robbed the payroll car of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber company here today and escaped with twenty thousand dollars. The incident follows a series of crime and legal notes across nearby towns and counties.
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Gadsdhn
Ala
Tire Anti Rubber Company
Buddy Poppies Sale Arranged by Veterans Group
Arrangements are made by Lieut Archid W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars for the annual sale of buddy poppies to be held on the Saturday before Memorial Day. The poppies, made by World War veterans, cost one cent per poppy and proceeds go to aid disabled veterans with the rest funding relief work.
Hawaii Seeks Data On Junior High Arts Program
Robert R. Spencer leads a study by the Junior High school course committee in Honolulu to gather data on manual arts and home economies at the high school level. Principal Harold Watt has received the information for submission to Hawaiian school officials under the information act.
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Dunlor
Harold Watt
Territory of
Hawaii
Robert R. Spencer
Chaimnain
Honolulu
Punxsutawney Ousts Borough Treasurer
Puntxsutawney borough council removed treasurer T and appointed Frank M. Morrow as successor after an audit of 1920 accounts. The meeting noted records of Mitchells Account and questioned funds kept by Dalangas with no further action.
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Punksutawney
Borough Council
Alltehell
Vinson
Itis
Franjt M. Morrow
Borongj
Mitchells
Tefli
Ceywal
Bondanen
Davis-Brown Campaign Brief Stop Passes Through Cory
Davis-Brown ticket leaders James J. Davis and Francis Shunk Brown made a brief Cory stop on their Western Pennsylvania swing. The train arrived at 3 45 pm and proceeded to Erie for a large Elks auditorium rally. Local citizens greeted the visitors and speakers included Davis Brown Shannon and Dewey.
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James J. Davis
Labor
Republica
United States
Davis-Brown
Corry
Phillip S. Dewey
Mr. Davis
Pennsylvania
Allan H. MacLean
Board of County Commissioners
Davis-Brown Campie
Erie County
Hrdin
Push Construction Pushes Ahead on Southern City Road
Report from the scene indicates resumed building on the road south of the city with several workers employed and more to be hired soon. Officials expect funding to progress for a successful term of operations.
Five Best Ratings Boxed In Today’s Broadcast Lineup
A compact listing outlines tonight’s network schedule with NBC CBS and CRI programs. Notable entries include the Falmolive Hour on WHAP at 9:30, Royal Yor Orchestra on WEAP at 9:30, and a Philco Symphony slot.
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Warp
Uiss
Higingeline Adams
NBC
Falmolive Hour
WABO
Hoover to receive London naval treaty today at White House
President Hoover plans to receive the London naval treaty from Secretary of State Stimson and then submit it to the Senate within days. The debate is expected to be spirited with critics predicting opposition from key senators and a House committee hearing likely.
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United Press
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Hoover
Stimson
Senate
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Adams
Robinson
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New Jersey
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Navy Departments
White House
London
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Gibson
Abromd
Reed
Fbank
Senaors
Annager
Tee
Gross Britain
Japan
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Hale
Naval Affairs Committee
Johnson
Calif
Copeland
Swanson Dem
McKellar
Tenn
Borah
Gritten
House
Naval Affairs
Morrow
Columbus township farmer improves after car strike
John Tancwile of Columbus township, injured when his car hit along Roosevelt highway three miles east of Columbus, shows no broken bones per X ray. He suffers a shoulder tear and severe facial gash but is progressing well at Corry hospital, expected to remain a few days. The incident prompts local concern over township road safety.
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Columbus Township
Corry Hospital
John Tancwile
Strick
Roosevelt Highway
Columb
Janowpich
Stipe
Jand
Cantina
ToMgi
Wilikes Gare
Dyve
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