Jewelry Theft Probed at First Ward Home
Jewelry valued over $200 was stolen from a First Ward residence, with items including a bead set ring and an engraved jewel case. Investigators, led by Chief John D. Planigan, question a possible entry via the living room to reach the back stairs, while the homeowner Mrs. George Katies reports the thief entered unseen during an afternoon.
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First Ward
George Katies
King Aleet
Atv
Heurg
John D. Planigan
Lyn Rokhory
Ann Harding Seeks Custody For Daughter In Los Angeles
Actress Ann Harding aims to take her daughter Jane Bannister to the east with her new husband Werner Jansen, while custody history shows Misa Hoping held full custody during Harding's divorce from Harry Bannister, with Bannister later granted part time access.
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Ann Harding
Counry
Los Angeles
Jane Bannistey
Werner Janasen
Harry Bannister
Misa Hoping
Bannister
Slump Blamed on Higher Prices In U S Business
A Pennsylvania Federation of Labor report links the present recession to a buyers strike and unaffordable prices. It argues wage gains are wiped out by dealer price hikes and bank gains, tightening credit and raising interest rates, slowing employment and trade. In Miami, the all-American air maneuvers open with 500 planes above crowded fields.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Senate
Pennsylvania Federaion of Labor
Cstse
Federation
AIR Carnival
Miame
Flo
Dec
Miami
Thame
United States
Ueve
IOC
State Pardons Board Denies Bruno Clemency Bid
Harrisburg Div 8 reports Artie Bruno, 21, youngest Bruno kin, denied clemency for a second degree murder conviction tied to the 1984 Kelayres Democratic marchers massacre. He has served about months of a five to ten year sentence. A second item notes a bomb shatters the Business Men's Assurance building in Kansas City, wrecking windows across all floors.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Artie
Bruno
Kelayres
Kansas City
Business Men's Assurance
Accident reporting prompts and witness details urged
The text instructs to obtain names and license numbers from involved drivers after an accident and to record witnesses. It emphasizes noting dates, places, and vehicle details while not revealing sensitive data. It appears as a guidance fragment for accident reportage and witness collection.
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U- Ranse
Marines Stop Japanese From U S Territory in Shanghai Heavy Clash
In Shanghai's International Settlement U S Marines halted a Japanese incursion into the American defense sector. After a grenade attack and tense exchanges, Japanese withdraw from parts of the area including the Park Hotel and nearby buildings as Marines and allied troops push back. Colonel Charles Price and Captain Ronald Boone confronted the Japanese line, demanding withdrawal and restoring control.
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United Press
Shangari
International Settlement
United States
Great Britain
Shanghai Defense Corps
U.S
Gessiye
Charles Price
Fourth Marine Regiment
Ronald Boone
Sere Tives
Boone
Price
Mt. OC
Park Hotel
Hona
Park Xed
Wages and Hours Plan Courted by AFL Chief
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor announced after a meeting with his executive council that the federation would commit a new wages list. He signaled the measure would set a high minimum wage and regulate hours across industries, with immediate executive action planned.
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United Rees
Washington
William Greta
American Federation of Labor
Rudy Coat
Matt Bog
Gael Wollrs
P.M. Gi
Hroseveit
Juan
Labor Leaders Fail to Agree on Peace Terms
Washington AFP report notes the American Federation of Labor executive council held an extended meeting to review Willian Green’s peace negotiations with John J. Lewis of the rival CIO. Members were noncommittal as Green prepared a complete report and planned renewed talks tonight.
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Unite Press
Washington
American Federation of Lahay
AUS
Willian Green
John J. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lodge of Sorrow to Honor Elks Members
Elks Lodge to hold a Sunday service in memory of departed members at the lodge hall. A procession and Memorial program feature addresses by leaders, with musical selections and a closing ceremony. The event lists named members and conductors for the tribute. A separate note reports that younger men were promoted to high command in the British army in a major World War era shake-up.
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Cony Lodge
Gengal Premovia Services
London
End hearings of PR relief end hearings of PR relief
United Press reports Pennsylvania public assistance charges were examined in eight city hearings. Governor George H. Wurle’s three member committee reviewed voluntary examiner statements from Scranton Allentown Philadelphia Harrisburg Lancaster Altoona Pittsburgh and more as officers awaited Sweden bound confirmation of new secretary Karl de Schwelblita.
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Unitedress
Harrisburg
Rivet Tmc
George H. Wurle
Committee of Three
Scranton
Altentown
Philladelphia
Lancaster
Altonni
Pittsburs
Moran linked to labor chief murder probe
A coroner's jury heard testimony from AFL member Frank Dorrence alleging that George Bugs Moyan, once a Chicago gangster, warned of danger to labor leader Patrick J. Corcoran a year before Corcoran was ambushed and slain on November 17. The testimony spurred renewed probes into gangster activity in the Twin Cities labor scene.
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Momayna Polis
American Federation of Labor
George
Bugs) Moyan
Chicago
Patrick J Corcoran
Aml
Frank Dorrence
Corcoran
Twin Cities
Respites for Polens and Senauskas Noted by Board
State board reports no applications filed by Senauskas and Polens. hearings set for January 19. District Attorney communications indicate delays while the applicants await consideration for committal appeals.
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Warren
Reynet
Pariuis
1. C. Raddy Yea
McKeesport Boxer Bazzone Sentenced to 15 Months
Tony Bazzone, former McKeesport boxer tied to a conspiracy ring, was sentenced to 15 months in a federal penitentiary by Judge Robert M. Gibson after his bid for a new trial was denied. His wife Bilth received two years on probation.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Tony Bazzone
McKeesport
Can Iiters
Robert M. Gibson
Bazzone
Bilth
Babson Sees Recession as Possible Blessing in Disguise
Babson argues the current recession, while severe, is not a new depression. He notes declines in key indices and prices, but stresses stronger conditions elsewhere, suggests labor stability is returning, and forecasts rail rate relief could restore confidence for investors and banks. He compares today to 1920s and 1930s patterns.
Former Corry Resident Dies
Lawrence Calotrove retired rural carrier from Curry Post Office dies in California after long service. Survived by wife and four daughters, including Laura Colegrove of Canon City and others in Seattle Lyne wool Lyne? Calif. Funeral services to be held at Cole Chapel Comp ton Saturday morning with burial in California. many friends mourn his passing.
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Lawrence Calotrove
Curry Post
California
Gal
Leon
Ted
Yielnsty
Californ
Royal Mount Lataber
Collicmia
Qvill
Laura
Colegrove
Here
Tunaring Street
Canon
Calléy
Arthur Cutiwell
Seattle
Wash
George Kinney
Lyne Wool
Calif
Gerald Pare Song
Eel's Chapel
Compton
Calter
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