Reichstag Dissolved By Hitler Government Forcing Rule Without Parliament
Berlin Feb 1 United Press reports the Reichstag was dissolved by Chancellor Hitler under a decree signed by President Hindenburg. The move aims to rule Germany without parliament as clashes between Nazis and Communists escalate and calls grow for suppression of the Communist Party. Hitler and Hugenberg seek broad support to give the Nazis dominant seats in a future general election.
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Adolph Hitler
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Former Corry Boy Hunter Pope elected to North Carolina House
Hunter Pope a former Corry resident now serves in the North Carolina House of Representatives after being elected in November. He operates a large cotton and tobacco plantation near Iafield North Carolina and took office last month as the assembly convened in January. local friends express pride in his political success.
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Caratina
Two Men Die As Elevator Crash Hits Philadelphia Store
In Philadelphia, a freight elevator at Nenellenburg & company department store fell six floors, killing Samuel Thompson of Camden New Jersey and Charles J Beadle of Philadelphia. An injured worker, Charles Waterford of Philadelphia, remains in critical condition at Jefferson Hospital. Thompson operated the elevator when the accident occurred.
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Child Falls From House Boat Drowns in Old River
Pittsburgh on Feb 1 reports that four year old Lawrence Jimmy Morrow drowned in the Old River after a two day search. The coroner ruled the death accidental. The boy was believed to have fallen in while being transported by his mother aboard a Dolise boat. His riverman father Joseph Morrow had earlier discounted other theories before the body was recovered yesterday.
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Jimmy) Morrow
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Oil Company Declares Regular Dividend in Quarter
New York Feb 1 Directora of Standard Oil of New Jersey declared the regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents a share while omitting the extra 25 cent end of capital stock at this time.
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Robbery Suspect Arrested After Nose Punch Probe
Philadelphia dispatch reports New York detectives retrieved a 1925 jewel robbery link after a punch on the nose led to a magistrate hearing. Aloysius Schwarz, a former butler to actress Luella Gear, faced charges of punching his wife and was said to have confessed to stealing 14 000 dollars in jewelry and 9 000 dollars in cash seven years earlier during Gear’s absence.
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Sunday Sports Bill Advances in House Repeal Nearer Realization
Harris Buims reports the Pennsylvania House moved the Schwartz Sunday sports referendum bill to a fourth reading with no opposition. The plan would let municipalities decide on Sunday outdoor activities between 2 and 6 pm, easing blue-law restrictions. Supporters include Connie Mack and W W Roper, while Rev William B Forney presses to keep the law, hoping to defeat it in the Senate.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Prinifon
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Ford Sees U S Recovery After 1929 Depression
United Press interview with Henry Ford reports the auto magnate asserting the nation is entering a recovery period. He blames 1923 to 1929 as the real low, rejects Technocracy, and warns against a return to pre-1929 conditions, saying the country must move forward with old methods.
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Leslie D. Harrop
United Press
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Ward
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Boy rescues family from burning house in Springdale
Feb 1 in Springdale Pennsylvania authorities say 17 year old Michael Pattruny escaped from a second floor window as flames trapped his parents and four siblings. He secured a ladder and led his family to safety, becoming a local hero in a dramatic firefighting rescue.
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Michael Pattruny
Friends Enter Home and Slay Bradford Man
Bradford Pa Sept 1 Sam Maduri was slain in his home by two men who entered using a key likely posed as girlfriends. One held him while the other fired six shots, the assailants fleeing in a car parked near the house. Detective J Allison said no rival link. Maduri had previously served a term for diluting the Hauoi laws. He is survived by his widow and two sons and two brothers.
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J. Allison
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Allegheny County
Albert W. Ritchie
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Currency and Tariff Before New President
Senator Cordell Hull and Walter Lipppman met with President-elect Roosevelt in Warm Springs to discuss tariff policy and anti inflation aims. Analysts expect talks to shape handling of cheap foreign goods while preserving tariffs and anti inflation principles. Professor Raymond Moley joined the conference to advise Roosevelt on economic policy.
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Frederick A. Storm
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Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Walter Lippman
Roosevelt
Washington
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Raymond Moley
Hosewell
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Robbed of Money for Accident Injuries
Leo Seeinacht of Pittsburgh, brother of Police Chief Joseph Seeinacht, received $125 for injuries from a car accident then was beaten unconscious and robbed near his home. He recovered consciousness two hours later and was taken to Allegheny General Hospital, where doctors noted a probable skull fracture. He works as a lifeguard at the Pittsburgh Natatorium.
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Leo Seeinacht
Joseph Seeinacht
G’hera
Seelnacht
Allegheny General Hospital
Indians Trapped by Snow Near Grand Canyon
About 200 Indians on the isolated Havasupai reservation are trapped behind heavy snow barriers near the Grand Canyon. Superintendent Roy Adams informed officials that the group faces an imminent shortage of food and supplies as the weather blocks access.
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P. S. C. Still Working On Gas Rate Case
Harrisburg February 1 The Public Service Commission stated it is still working on the Pennsylvania Gas Company rate case with no new timing. Officials promised to announce findings and conclusions at the earliest possible moment but did not set a definite date.
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Settlement of Anglo-Persian Dispute Seen
Changchun Manchuria Feb 1 Reports say conflict between Japanese and Chinese troops in Jehol province is inevitable. Japanese troops repulsed 100 mounted guerillas at a factory outside Harbin with thirty attackers killed. Inner Mongolian chiefs reportedly left for Nanking to aid in regaining Manchuria. Five Japanese troop trains capacity loaded passed through Seoul toward Manchuria to reinforce forces already there.
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Car Drives Through Ice Ice. Three Die In Saranac Lake Water
A car broke through the icy surface of Saranac Lake in New York today, plunging four people into frigid water. Three individuals, Arthur McClatchie age 24 of Saranac Lake, Mrs. Arthur Oatis age 62 of Upper Saranac Date, and Mrs. Lu May age 42 of Paul Smiths, perished. The fourth occupant escaped with help.
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Bride of Governor Bank of England
A historic moment as Mrs Montagu Noe, widow of the Bank of England governor, and her elderly companion depart the London registry after a quiet marriage. Mrs Norman is formerly Priscilla Cecilia Worsthorne, granddaughter of the seventh Earl of Abingdon.
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Priscilla Cecilia Worsthorne
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Hit and run driver sought after Brockton man hurt
Police in Brockton seek the driver of a car that struck Frank Emold on East Columbus avenue while he waited for a ride. Emold is hospitalized in Corry, with severe cuts and bruises, as officers race to identify witnesses and verify a license number later traced to a Pittsburgh firm. State patrols assist as authorities pursue leads with limited success.
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Columbis Avenue
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Detroit
Ex Kaiser Says England Could Have Averted War
Ex Kaiser Wilhelm II asserts England bore responsibility for the World War outbreak and claims the Russian Czar began military moves before Wilhelm was asked to intervene. The documents, from the ex-chancellor’s private archives, are being prepared for a forthcoming book Germanys Acquitted.
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United Press
Radicals blamed for Briggs strike in Detroit election turmoil
Detroit election rhetoric centers on alleged communist influence in the Briggs plant walkout. Raymond allegedly organized workers after returning from Russia, with claims of shop committees and planned action at Ford in Dearborn. Police sought statements and questioned Raymond. union links tied to the Trades Union Unity League and Moscow.
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Derailment Shocks Belfast Line Rail Service
A Belfast Dubl in passenger train derailed near Drowile County Louth, killing one man and injuring three others. An official driver from the Tister railways was among those on board. Initial reports fault tampering as lines and communication were disrupted. Emergency crews, guards, and ambulances attended the scene amid rising political unrest.
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