Search for Slayers of Patrolman Brings Police Hunt
Police interview dozens of witnesses as the hunt for the blind trigger woman and two accomplices continues. State and highway patrols search roads and canvass suspects while a sedan believed linked to the Butler robbery is investigated. Funeral honors are planned for Corporal Brady Paul with an inquest ruling death by hostile action.
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United Pres
New Castle
Po Ace
Butler
Brady Paul
Moore
Wellstown
Lawrence County
Investi
R. C. Horton
Deerfield
Sate
Corporal Paul
Washington
Guid
Woroner
Paul
Per- Hons
Nkstown
Two Wounded as Prison Break is Frustrated
Two guards and inmates involved in a Missouri State Penitentiary incident. Virgil Davis and Clarence Hansen, both 24, reportedly climbed to a yard tower to attack guard John T. Bradley. Davis was shot and Davis died. Hansen was captured after fleeing to a civilian home.
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United Preas Jhfmerson
Missouri State Penitentiary
Virgil Davis
Clarence Hansen
John T. Bradley
Bradley
Davis
Hansen
Hanasa
Wig
Kansas City
Brodiey
Dévis
Hanson
Retiring City Council Members to Be Feted Tonight
Retiring council members will be guests of honor at a banquet hosted by City Councilmen and City officials at the Hotel Corry. Mayor Bracken and others will attend the dinner and adjourned meeting to discuss year end business and potential traffic light installations at Smith and Center and Center and Columbus intersections.
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B. B. State
RB. S. Payne
Pf State Highways
Rle
Paul WJ. Sweeney
Bers
Council
To Highway Department
Commission
GE the Billy
Highway Department
Smith
Center Streets
Center Street
Columbus ‘Avenue
Wooster Glee Club Concert Attracts Crowds Tonight
The Wooster College glee club, a prize winning 30 member group, performs at Episcopal church tonight with tickets 50 cents adults 25 cents students. The program begins at 8 00 p m and is expected to draw a large audience.
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Corry
Wooster College
Corryle
Glee Club
Tele
Ehurch
Farmer Slays Family Tragedy Near Vernon Texas
In Vernon Texas on December 30 a poverty stricken farmer J H Haggard killed his wife and five children then died by suicide. Neighbors found six bodies in the farm home with a shotgun and seven shells nearby. A note in the farmer s scrawl spoke of despair and wanting to die. The family included two sets of twins aged 15 and two sons 18 and 10. Clarence Hanan of Erle returned home after a weekend visit with relatives.
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United Press
Vernon
Tex
Palmer Haggard
J. H. Haggard
Blae Brood
Lewis Rivers
Haggard
Alth
Alma
Dor Jottyy
Simon
John
Haggacd
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
NBC and CBS network programs featured tonight including Roxy's Gang on WBAP NBC Network at 9 30 BST A and P Gypsies on WEAF NBC Network at 10 30 BST General Motors Hour on Wiz NBC Network at 10 two Empire Builders on WABC CBS Network at 10 90 p m EST Voles of Columbia listed amid schedules
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NBC
WBAP
WEAF
Wiz
Empire Builders
WABC
CBS
Esti Voles
Columbia
1930 Outlook Seen Favorable by Nation's Chiefs
United Press reports from business leaders and railroad executives worldwide forecast a favorable 1930 with records in 1929 set to be matched or surpassed. Leaders from United States Steel, General Electric, Montgomery Ward, Woolworth, and major railroads express confidence, noting continued demand, stable prices, and strong earnings despite the stock market break.
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Howard L. Gridley
United Press
New York
Americ
United States Steel Corporation
General Electric Company
Montgomery, Ward & Co
F. W. Woolworth Company
New York Central Railroad
Atchison Railroad
Canadian Pacific
Varius
James A. Farrell
Gerald Swope
General Electric Ca
Ip3o
AWW
Robertson
West- Jinghongelectric & Manufacturing, Co
American Industries An
Indian Leaders Shift Toward Violence for Self Rule
In Lahore delegates of the Indian National Congress discuss a switch to violence if necessary to obtain self government from Britain. The 8000 delegates, led by Mahatma K. Gandhi, accepted civil boycott plans and prepared to vote on a declaration of independence during the congress debate.
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United Press
Lahore
India
Great Britain
Indian National Congress
Congress
Mahatma K. Gendat
Britain
Artim
France battered by cyclonic storm hits coast again
A cyclonic storm battered France renewing its attack with fresh intensity killing five people two by a falling tree at Hazeneungh and three drowned at Le Havre. Seven ships sought shelter along the coast as towns suffered inundation and roofs were torn from buildings.
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United Preve
Paris
France
Hazeneungh
le Havre
Rouen
Three Die as Passenger Train Hits Car in Columbus
Three Greek restaurant proprietors were killed when a Pennsylvania passenger train struck their car at Grace Crossing in Columbus Ohio. The victims were Gus Stefanis aged 85 Andrew Karos aged 42 and Frank Keris aged 35.
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United Press
Columbus
Eost Columibus
Pennsylvania
Gus Stefanis
Andrew Karlos
Frank Keris
China challenges world powers over foreign privileges
London dispatch reports Ching urging immediate end to extraterritorial rights in China and forcing foreign concerns to follow Chinese regulations. The move alarms bankers and businessmen with Far East interests and pushes the United States and Britain to demand maintenance of treaty safeguards.
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United Press London
Ching
New West
China
United ‘States
Grey Britain
Great Britain
Great Britiin
Pittsburgh Blaze Causes Over 206000 in Downtown Destruction
A downtown Pittsburgh fire gutted the Stanwix shops building, destroying nine stores including Curry College on the third floor. Estimated damage tops 206000 with traffic paralysis lasting over three hours as city fire units responded.
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Wunce Ryose
Pittsburgh
Stanwix Shops
Curry College
Judge Hirt to Address Corry Rotary Club Meeting
Erie judge Hirt Willand Hirt is slated to speak before the Ra ytary Club at the Hotel Corry Tuesday noon. The event expects a large turnout with members and invited guests, and organizers are preparing plans for the judge’s visit and reception.
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Judge Hirt
Rotary Club
Service Club
Willand Hirt
Erie
Raytary Club
Corry
Judge Hir
Lew Club
Plang Ars
Prohibition unrest and coast guard clashes across states
Federal and state authorities clash over a grand jury into the Black Duck case as coast guards pursue rum runners. Three men killed, one wounded, $600,000 of liquor seized in a Newport drive. investigations span Rhode Island and Connecticut with Coast Guard and federal officers pursuing enforcement.
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United Press
Albion
Newport
Fedensl
Youngeville
Call
Clarksville
Fredericle
Billard
Gard
Ella A. Buple
W CT
Billings
Tumrow
Coast Guard
New London
Conn
Fort Adams
CC-290
Narragansett Bays
Henry M. Ross, Jr
United States Dlatriel
Department of Justice
Bustan
Rhole Island
Tack Weissman
Providence
Duc Tey Brandi
Boston
John Goulart
Falehaven
Mass
New London Coast Guard
Bute
Len
Fis
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Ohio Collegians
Cleveland
M. E. Church
Euclid Creek
Have
Cleveland Tris Company
Banke
Chas
Carta
Calfa
Clarence Hanan
Erle
Hoover
Frederic M. Sackett
Jacob Gould Schurman
Germany
Schurman
Berlin
Sackett
Senate
Fiem Sampson
Kentucky
Talon M. Robison
Quay Crouch
Tila
Polies
London
British Isles
English Channel
Deal
Beachy Head
Eastboure
Houlogne
North Wales
Grace Crossing
ELKS
Cooper
Warren
Pertins
Corry Indge
Merle Schultz
Schulz
Lie Leviathan
Ellis
Elles
Nest
Stanford Hose Company
Frank Whiteley
Misa Oleafi Perkins
Frank Say
Shebraldine
Orld
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