New Compromise Relief Plan Hints to End Pinchot Split
Cincinnati dispatch reports the mutilated body of six year old Marian McLean found in a vacant house basement after a four day search. Police say the child was abducted by a man seen near her home and died from a head wound and possible strangulation. witnesses recall a man offering sweets and money to children, while crowds gathered as investigators pursued leads in the case.
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Cincinnati
United Press
Cinginnati
Marian McLean
Mildred McLean
Marian
McLean Cottage
Chris Stocker
Charles Bischoff
Bischof
Julius Servinai
Servuzzi
Servazai
Marisa
McLean
Rauther
Bishop
Charles Diers
Emmet Kiergan
Holiday Mail Rush Floods Post Office
Postmaster C. S. Bentley reports a heavy Christmas mail surge at Carry post office with extra clerks and four additional vehicles used. Despite slower start, parcel post volume rose, greetings cards flood the building, and officials urge patrons to mail items now to ensure delivery by Christmas.
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Cusly
Carry
Ue Mat
Toent
Ulose
C.S. Bentley
Journal
Grelick
Bentley
Johnson rails against foreign debt moratorium in new broadside
United Press reports Senator Hiram W. Johnson, Republican California, denounces Hoover administration policies and the European debt moratorium. He quotes the constitution as a “scrap of paper” and argues the crisis required extra legal action, criticizing concessions to France and alleged executive overreach.
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Ay Lyle
Wilson
United Press
Washington
Hooverr
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Senate
Johnson
France
Congress
Executive Branch
Japan toDrive Out Chinese Force in Manchuria
Gen Shigeru Honjo head of Japanese expeditionary forces says a general offensive will continue until all Chinese forces are driven from Manchuria. The statement signals a likely assault on Chinchow as Japanese aims to eliminate forces once led by Gen Chang Hsueh-Liang.
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Japan
United Press
Mukden
Manchuria
Shigeru Honjo
Chinchow
Honjo
Chang Hsueh - Liang
Record Crop Yields in Pennsylvan ia Shrink Income
Dec 22 1981 report notes Pennsylvania farm crops valued at 128.8 million dollars, down 38.8 million from 1930 levels, despite record harvests of peaches pears corn potatoes apples rye and buckwheat. Wheat production reached about 19.75 million bushels, near average.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Cars Crash at Washington and Center Streets Intersection
A serious collision occurred just after 9 pm at the Washington Center streets juncture involving a car driven by Mrs. Hellwege of 133 East Pleasant Street and a vehicle driven by David Depew of Columbus. Mrs. Hellwege injured her arm but fared better than others. both cars were badly damaged and Depew accepted responsibility per police report.
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John’ Hell
East Pleasant Street
David Depew
Columbus
Washington and
Center Streets
Hellwege
Butt
Depew
Iowa
Warner's Corners
Corry Union City Highway
Furomorte
Akron
Pittafield
Wrightsville
Corry Youth Drowns While Swimming at Canal Zone
Dec 22 report states Private Glenn Coriat of Gorty Ps drowned Friday while swimming near Fort Sherman Canal Zone. His body was not recovered. He served with the 78th Pursuit Squadron France Field. Parents Mr and Mrs Pearl Coriat live in Corry.
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Corry
United Press
Washington
Star Department
Glenn Christ
Gorty
Fort Sherman
Canal Zone
Cariot
78Th
France Field
Pearl Coriat
Funeral Services for Steel Broker in Pittsburgh
Funeral services will be held at St. Pauls Roman Catholic church in Pittsburgh for Joseph A. Simton a 71 year old former steel broker who died at a sister’s home in Aspinwall Pa He was born in Pittsburgh earlier worked for Western Union Telegraph Co and Carnegie Steel Co and later joined Union Drain Steel Co Beaver Falls Pa
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United Press
Pittsburgh
St. Paul's
Joseph A. Simton
Aspinwall
Simton
Western Union Melegraph Co
Carnegie Steel Co
Union Drain Steel Co
Beaver Falls
Countess Jean De Keighilay Dies in Paris
Paris news reports the death of Countess Jean De Keighilay born Marie Louise Carroll, aged 73, daughter of former Maryland governor John Carroll. She had resided in Paris for 40 years after a month long illness.
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Paris
Jean de Keighilay
Marie Louise Carroll
John Carroll
Maryland
Pinchot's Wife Enters Congressional Race in 15th District
Mrs. Cornelia Bryce Pinchot, wife of Gov. Pinchot, announces she will run for Congress from Pennsylvania's 15th district against incumbent Rep. Louis McFadden. She plans to circulate petitions January 27 and pledges to back agriculture manufacturing mining and other local industries while seeking tax relief if elected.
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Wyunted
Harrisburg
Cornelia Bryce Pinehot
Ernor
Congress
Fifteenth Congressional District
Louis McFadden
Hoover
Pinchot
Newhall
Gangton
Lam
Marble
Ta!wands, Pa
Trio Quizzed In Connection With Safe Job
Three visitors detained by local police after panhandled attempts in the business district. Investigators probe links to a Wilcox station safe cracking last week. Suspects named Sweeney Clavie and Miller denied involvement. Officers Merritt and Mooney and Captain Barclay expected for further questioning. Gloves needles and shoe strings found on them, claimed as stolen goods sold in various cities. The stories did not fully align raising further suspicion of ties to other robberies in the area.
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Merritt
Warren
Mooney
Capt
Barclay
Brie
Rame House Moved After Auto Crash
A double two story frame house was moved four inches and its concrete footing damaged when an auto struck it last midnight. Driver Benjamin Gerber, 26, of Pittsburgh, was taken to Allegheny General Hospital with a possible fractured skull. George Usko Jr., 18, was shaken from his bed by the impact as his family fled the house.
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Ney Unite Frese Tna
Comcrete Rick Foundation
Benjamin Gerber
Pittsburgh
Allegheny General Hospital
George ¥Usko, Jr
Winter rains mark official arrival of the season
In Wasington on December 22 the winter began per astronomers. Rains covered the East and Atlantic states with moderate temperatures. The winter solstice occurred at 2:50 p.m. Eastern. Washington observed a nine hour and twenty six minute day. Colder weather is forecast later in the week and a white Christmas is not yet assured.
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United Press
Wasitington
Washington
Atlantic States
Georgia
Maine
Pwer Lake
Rotary Club entertains forty boys at Christmas party
Forty city boys attended the Rotary Club Christmas dinner in the Hotel Corry main dining room. Paul Mullen spoke on Rotary aims and the golden rule, then moving pictures entertained the lads. Gifts included helmet caps apples and oranges, with remembrances for A G Buller Don MacKenzie Miss Lucille Murray and Manager Wallace.
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Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Service Club
Paul Mullen
Rotary Organization
Hite
Theelvic
A. G. Buller
Don MacKenzie
Lucille Murray
Wallace
German Castle in Flames Sweeps Historic Site
Fire crews battled a blaze that swept the former royal castle near Stuttgart. The fire, out of control by dawn, damaged the south tower and threatened nearby structures as authorities and town fire departments fought to contain it. Art objects were recovered from the site while additional treasures were reported missing.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Royal Castle
Stutt- Eie
Washington
Hoover
Pinchot Veto Threatened Over Talbot Bill
Harrisburg dispatch reports Republican leaders fear a new unemployment relief compromise to settle disputes with Governor Pinchot over the Talbot bill. The administration contends Talbot may be vetoed, while lawmakers seek enough votes to override. Session plans include possible new relief measures and a proposed second session salary issue.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Pinchot
Talbot Mease
Talbot
Schniadher
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Vatican library wing collapses. three feared buried
Reports say the right wing of the Vatican Library structure collapsed with historic books and manuscripts at risk. In Philadelphia, a man killed by a car near Bryn Athyn was identified as Charles Strankish, an 85-year-old California magnate missing four years. Dr Wellington Koo resigns as acting foreign minister in Nanking as T Wang steps down. Hoover names Charles G. Dawes ambassador. Dawes to head U.S. delegation in London for the Geneva disarmament conference.
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United Press
Vatican City
Vatican Library
Struture
Philadelphia
Bryn Athyn
Charlea-Strankish
California
Millionairs
Nanking
Wellington Koo
T. Wang
Washington
Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
London
Geneva
City Council Votes Budget With Stable Salaries for 1922
City budget sets $81,482.44 for 1922 with 1.12 mill levy on $6.24 million assessed value. No salary changes planned. department allocations include Finance and Accounts, Public Safety, Streets and Public Improvements, Parks and Public Property. Final action due at upcoming special meeting after initial readings on the levy and appropriations.
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Wight
East Main
West Smith
Memorial Day Fund, $50, Incidental Fund $4,545.87, Police Department
Beath
Stanford Hose Company
Seven Arrested in Southwestern Narcotic Ring Raid
Pittsburgh dispatch reports federal officers arrested seven men including a physician after a Justice Department inquiry into an alleged narcotic ring spanning Southwestern Pennsylvania and parts of West Virginia. The seven were held at central police station as custody shifted from Uniontown and other locations.
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Sunsorom
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Virgignna
Central
Justice
Harry ¥. Powers
Ssh
Powers
Fédere
Bere Todey
Uniontown
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