Incendiary Fire Hits Atlantic Garage Cars Damaged
Two cars were set ablaze in a Second Avenue garage in Atlantic as investigators probe an incendiary origin. Police and fire officials, including Chief Paulson, say the fires appear linked and suspect a deliberate act. Authorities plan state fire marshal assistance as they pursue the responsible party.
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Second Avenue Garage
Wurther
Tany
Second Avenue
Pitachini
Andrew Paulin
Hells
Itsy
Enra
Ilenctum
Richard Duysor
Main Street
Goodwell Avenue
Betti
Aix
Gorry
Still Laid Up By Fallen Ice Rescue and Hospitalization
West Pleasant Street resident Tred Laird of Venango Public Service Corp faces weeks in Cory Hospital after a fall near Fullview School. He responded to a fire call and slipped. remains partially paralyzed, with one limb heavily affected. United Press reports a separate harbinger of ship distress as the Atlonld is towed into Hamburg with crew saved.
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Tred Laird
West Pleasant Street
Ie Venango Public Service Corporation
Mill Pan
Corry’ Hospital
Fullview
Laisit
Atari
Cory Hoppitil
Today’s five best radio features night schedule
A fragmented radio guide lists programs across stations WTAM KDKA KGO and others. It mentions an afternoon program with the Philharmonic Orchestra and Mary Garden, operas including Mignon, and a New York opera feature, with varying times and station call letters.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Mary Garden
S0prin
Wtam Gleveland
T.M
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Restern
KGO
Oakland
Pacific
WGCAR
WCAP
WAG
Sviare Woo
Haylers
Norru
Alle
New York
Passage of tax bill looms this week in Senate
Washington Jan 1 resumed consideration of the tax bill amid stormy debate and push for a final vote by Saturday night. Senate leaders expect action next week as administration plans hinge on passage to enact March effective dates. Key fights over inheritance tax and publicity tax divide Republicans and delay progress. The measure would cut taxes by about 572 million dollars, largely from income, profit, and other levies.
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United Prega
Washington
Tell
Seite
Sindel
Utah
Orden
Semilor Nomis
Nebraska
Witnesses In Case Involving Store Bandits
Five U witnesses will appear again John Knapp and Hert Miller arraigned at Sunnury on charges of refine and entering and larceny in connection with the Fox Jewelry store burglary in Mill, Win, Pa on Saturday, December 27. Police Chief Puniele and others will testify. Knapp and Miller were jailed on trespass charges after attempting to dispose of watches. The jewelry theft tied to their confinement, and Knapp and Miller were identified by proprietor Fox of Milton Store.
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John Knapp
Hert Miller
Wottley
Sunnury
Fox Jewelry
Win
Puniele
Mooney
Valley Nollinger
Wieltinimante
Rapp
Miller
Knapp
Erie County
Shlet Dunkle
Ailton
Knapp and Miller
Joot Ida
Pain
Fox
Milton Stard
Superintendent Brown Presents Paper at Ministerial Meeting
Ms. Brown superintendent of the Jotry Public Schools delivered a paper at the regular Ministerial Association meeting in the Presbyterian church. The talk outlined changes in the educational system to meet today’s shifting conditions and was well received by attending ministers. Visitors included Rev V H Oviatt of Fieldsfields and Ryanngelise Marty Maitland conducting series at the M B Church.
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Brown
Jotry
Ministerial Association
Presbyterian Church
V_ II
Oviatt
Fittifields
Ryanngelise
Marty Maitland
Fio
M.B. Church
Bell Banker Jailed as Embezzler in Carnegie Trust Case
United Press reports and Pittsburgh court records detail the sentencing of John AL Bell, bankrupt banker and coal operator, former head of the defunct Carnegie Trust, who was found guilty on 12 counts of embezzling funds. He received four to six years in prison and fines totaling $46,000, with sentences to run consecutively. Also noted is Elliot Koester recovering from pneumonia at his Sixth Avenue home.
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Pittsburgh
John AL Bell
Ker
Cartnegie Trust Company
Bell
Henninger
Ratler
Heninger
O. K. Eton
Red
Hresseid
Prin
Bellway
Vani Santene
Elliot Koester
Whio
Pellingnia
Sixth Avenue
Baird Promises Western Pennsylvania Clean-up
United Prom Pittsburgh announces that governor candidate Baird will enforce prohibition across Western Pennsylvania, pledging a threefold plan to dry up “dangerous” trade. He and the public affairs department defend the measure as a square deal, citing sources of anonymous letters as tip lines for enforcement.
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Baird
Pennsylvania
United Prom
Pittsburgh
Bevinsylvania
Hanes
Tred
Mark
Pitisbuneh
Pffery
Ife
Entite Department
Waird
NO PEACE SIGN IN COAL PARLEY NEGOTIATIONS
Feagheba ruin ing suspension enters sixth month as miners demand peaceful settlement in the anthracite districts. Negotiations resume with no basis found for settlement between operators and miners. idle miners approach 155000 with railroads losing nearly 100 million in revenue.
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Myiladel Y PA
Feagheba
Snee
Min Lees
Pinchot May Address Solons On Day Bills
Governor Pinchot announced that administration election bills will be sponsored in the Senate by Senator John E. Runkle. Deputy AG Louis Graham will act as spokesman at the hearing on enforcement measures before joint law and order committees. The hearing follows last year’s lack of opposition as changes exempt wholesalers and grocers, with final action pending committee control. Pinchot may address the Legislature on dry laws and coal regulation, or stay away depending on committee action. Pauil Sanford returns home from visiting Sanford with relay event.
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United Pro Se
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Senate
John P Llarris
Allegheny
John E. Rnnkle
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Louis Grahara
Pikesman
House
Law
New York
Fromorow
National League of Baseball
Weather in Many Regions Amid Unseasonable Warmth
In London on February 1 as zero cold persisted a rise in warmth affected events from St Moritz to Sydney Nova Scotia where wearers used sun scarves to guard necks from sun glare. Reports note a non skijumper stir in St Morita and local tales of travelers aboard a fragile vessel affected by the warm spell as ships risk damage from unusual warmth.
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United Press
London
St. Morita
Switzerland
Sydney
NS. W
Hubail
India
Devanghiré
Radio Club urged to improve Corry reception
Corry residents report widespread radio reception difficulties this winter and demand the formation of a Radio Club to combat local interference and improve set performance. Enthusiasts estimate hundreds of receivers worth about 75000 dollars, seeking coordinated action to boost enjoyment and efficiency of radio listening.
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Radio Club
Corry Radio
Corry
Skipper Says He Did His Duty in Harbor Return
In Queenstown on February 1 a German skipper Captain Warps of Nord Duetscher Lloyd under sail brought ashore six sailors he had rescued after the Laristan incident. He refused thanks, saying he carried out comradeship rules. The rescued praised him, noting the Germans acted with kindness. Michael McGuinan, a survivor, commented they could have been treated worse.
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United Press Queenstown
Captain Warps
Nord Duetscher Lloyd Tiner Bremies
Laristan
Sem
Michael McUanin
More Vessels Endangered by Ocean Gales
New York dated report of Atlantic storms last week worsened today with more ships in distress. Norwegian steamer Dubwad and Dutch freighter Alkaid requested aid from mid Atlantic while liner Olympic reported delays from seas. Tug towed wrecked schooner Bright into port after hours of struggle. Captain Graalfs said Alkald crew wished aboard a steamer. In Philadelphia grave fears for British freighter Ryburn, cargo coal to this port, missing since Dec 29 after Rotterdam passage. 27 crew saved from gales but vessel lost.
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United Press
New York
Atlantic
Dubwad
Alkaid
mid-Atlantic
Olympic
Mid Ocean
Bright
Tena
Hamburg-American Line
Alkald
Graalfs
Philadelphia
Ryburn
Rotterdam
Burther Coal Company
Ayburn
England
Franco Reaches South America After Ocean Flight Hero Welcome
Pernambuco February 1 Commander Remon Franco arrives after spanning the ocean from Spain to South America. Crowds shower him with praise and flowers while women seek kisses. He salutes the Americas, prays as Columbus did, and proclaims Viva America amid fireworks and church bells.
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United Press
Pernambuco
Spain
Remon Franco
Latin America
Franco
Americas
Christopher Columbus
New World
America
Vivas
Ford
Pemando de Noronha
River rises as heavy rains continue flooding Franklin area
Franklin Pa reports the Allegheny at 14 feet today with 114 feet flood stage near the city. Ice jams on the Franklin gorge and French Creek threaten at higher water levels as rain persists. Weather officials caution that movement of upper river ice could trigger renewed floods, while mild weather eases immediate danger.
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United Press
Franklin
Ice Gorge
Hood
Reading
Dee
Here
Tegan
Enits
French Creek
Allegheny
R. A. Fergus
Pittsburgh
Brateman
Brotzman
West Newton Nestler
Brandon
Broteroay
Train 8 Kills Autoist In Greenville Run
Train No. 8 on the Exe Railton struck an automobile near Greenville yesterday in rain, instantly killing driver George Kimpple of Lynch's Comer. The Essex coupe was wrecked and the body removed to a local undertaker. Mrs. James Gould and Miss Florence Blair are mentioned among those connected to the incident.
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Exe Railton
Greenville
George Kimpple
Lynch
Comers
Kene Aard
Baird
Adamsville
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Fir
United Pros
Atlonld
Dln
Hamburg
Amesican Fine
Grails
Westphalia
Sunbury
Milton Jewelry
Supt. OF Schools
Ragkatiena
Unite Press
Solonson
Knuckle
Pauil Sanford
Sanford
Tven
South America
Fred H. Shes
Buffalo
Erie
James Gould
Janmertown
Florence Blair
North Center
Streeh
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