Youthful bandits receive stiff sentences in robbery case
Three youths from Grove City involved in a December spree stole jewelry valued over $5,000 and an automobile, looted a law office and a service station, and broke into a garage. Lester Maherty Burnowski and Walter Maherty received indeterminate terms from three years six months to seven years plus fines. the other two were fined and jailed in Allegheny County facilities.
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Gut
Tom Hiri
Rourt
Yesterslay
Walter Grcl
Boster Hlubeety
Thin Rity
Walter Uujawski
Hille
Tharhee Bt
Phillipe Jewelry
Pletoy Davie
Sur
Lester Maherty
Buinowski
Western Penitentiary
Walter Mlaherty
Allegheny County
Tig
Hrle
Musa Lawn
Turigikeetree
Phillips Fewelky Shire
Ubouk Sy
Star
Woichitier J
Marton
Paineai
Erie
Winherty Wise
Burnow Jd
Connenut
Ohio
Hirt
Arle
Dybwad Crew Rescued After Freighter Sinking
The crew of the Dybwad, 26 men, were rescued at sea by the Belgian freighter Arminco after abandoning the Dybwad amid a perilous incident. No further details have reached Nett Us. four freighters have sunk in the stretch, with 26 lives lost, as divers and sailors of many nations respond.
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New York
Johihine
Arminco
Nett
Five Best Radio Features Across Stations
Radio listings show WNAG Boston with a Wagner opera feature. WJ2 New York airs a string quartet recital. WOG Davenport presents a Genwal organ recital. WDAF Kansas City features a piano recital and a central players segment. RCA Denver lists an orchestra program and a Molnthin performance.
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Boston
Chicago Civic Opera Company
New York
Basterh
Knox
WDAF
Kansas City
Central
RCA Denver
Ice skating rink opens here tonight
Mr Love of the Corry ice company announced the rink will open for public ice shaving tonight with a nominal 10 cent fee to cover snow removal and maintenance. Doors open at seven oclock. skaters may stay late if crowds permit. a strong turnout is expected and the rink aims for an indefinite season.
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Love
Corry Ice Company
Watura
Seven Oelock
Ayanadie
Lovie
Perty Nichol
Pinchot Hopes Of Ending Coal Strike Vanish
United Press reports Harrisburg Pennsylvania Governor Pinchot loses hopes to end the coal strike via a special legislature session. Woodward plan to modify miners certificates faces Senate defeat. miners union leader Kennedy urges deletion of the proposal. Debate centers on anthracite conditions, potential emergency measures, and pending bills on banking, power, and Delaware River bridge.
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Harrishurg
Pinchor
Public Service
Woodward
Senate
Pitbie
Thomas J. Kennedy
Hugleton
Miners Union
Sente
Tornttarin
Hoe
Philadelphila
Billy
Von
Delaware River
Social Register Mystery in Pittsburgh Divorce Case
Mrs Thomas M Carnegie formerly Dorothy Ducean fled Paris for a divorce from her wealthy Pittsburgh society husband. The Ananegies once prominent in Pittsburgh social circles are mentioned in a Bale Terre Point Longalana register context.
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United Press
Paris
Thomas M. Carnegie
Dorothy Ducean
Mit
Inliband
Pittslngh
Bale Terre Point Longalana
Closed season at Erie explains as action taken
The Erie prohibition squad was temporarily suspended as the liquor shipments from outside the area slow, creating a so called closed season in federal enforcement. Prohibition Administrator Bains says the agents have little to do during the freeze and will be recalled when the season opens.
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Erie
Sy United Fross
Pittsburgh
Jakes
Bains
Bale
Allegheny River Ice Gorge Threat Grows Amid Receding Floods
Franklin reports the Allegheny River ice gorge remains a danger as floods are postponed by receding waters. National Guard, Red Cross, and American Legion pledge mobilized efforts with local factories to patrol and aid relief. Mayor Drake describes the worsening situation and appeals for motor patrols and city support.
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United Pros
Franklin
Allegheny River
Prench Creek
National Guard
Red Cross
American Legion
Harrishor
Drake Jerse
Miners Injured in Bus Crash Near New Kensington
A bus carrying miners to Valley Camp collided with another vehicle injuring several workers. John Coorponsky of Parnarsiie was taken to the General Hospital in New Kensington for chest injuries. Police and medical crews responded to the scene in February.
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United Pras
New Kensington
Newy
Kinloch
John Coorponsky
Parnarsiie
Cilmnal General Hospital
600 Signers Back Petition for Corry Spartansburg Road
Residents of Corry and Concord township Erie county sign a petition asking Governor Gifford Pinchot to place the Corry Spartansburg road on the Pennsylvania primary highway system. About 897 names were collected by Stanley Nichols of the Corry Motor Club with petitions mailed to Harrisburg for action.
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Corry
Concord Township
Cigners
Donen
Gorry
Gifford’ Pinchir
Yarisburg
Stanley Nichols
Corry Motorlab
Harrisburg
Spartansburg
Lt i
Toilas
Corry Spartansburg
Erie County
Pay
Concord
Erie
Spartanshoro
Erie Couny
Pittsburgh
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Tinsville
Oil Day
Business Men's Dinner Meeting Set At Hotel Carry
Arrangements were complete for a dinner meeting of city merchants at the Hotel Carry at ten o'clock tonight. About sixty business men are expected to attend with an elaborate post dinner program and an enjoyable gathering planned.
Seize Arms Reported Smuggled For Mexican Revolt
United States reporters in Nogales describe seizure of seventeen thousand rounds of ammunition intended for revolutionary forces in Mexico. The taxicab delivery was orchestrated by a Mexican man believed transporting to a woman known locally as Laura, queen of the smugglers.
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Nogales
Mexico
West Pleasant Street Opened to Coasters
Mayor G. W. Hracken announced West Pleasant street would be patrolled for coasting tonight from 7 to 1:80. Patrols will be at First Avenue and Pleasant Street intersections and other crossings to let coasters enjoy themselves while reducing auto traffic risks.
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G. W. Hracken
West Pleasant Street
First Avenue
Pleasant Rect
Big Catholic Congress to Be Held in Chicago
United Fresh reports a vast gathering as the eighth International Eucharistic Congress comes to Chicago June 20 to 24 with anticipated attendance near one million pilgrims from around the world. The event will mobilize Catholic parishes for food lodging transport and sacramental services. An advance party of 2,000 Catholics from Bavaria is touring the U S to arrange rail fare reductions and sightseeing en route to the congress.
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United Fresh Chicago
America
New World
Holt
Compradication Center
Tris
Chicago
Venteity
United States
Montreal
Monreal
Mth
Munselein
Mms
Bavaria
Congress of Activ
Borah to Open Campaign Against World Court in Chicago
Senator William J Borah Idaho Republican will launch his campaign against the World Court with an address in Chicago in a bid to argue against entangling alliances. Chicago Republicans led by Robert E Crowe and Willis Hale Thompson invited Borah to speak, marking a political move tied to Washington's birthday observances.
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United Pros
Chicago
William J &. Borah
World Court
Voters of the Nation
Meret
Conviction in Penns'A Solons Case of Jewelry in Congress
Corry witnesses in John Knapp and Hert Miller cases report guilty verdicts in Sunbury for burglary and breaking and entering after two hours of jury deliberation. Police officials Dunkle and Mooney helped bring charges. sentencing expected soon. Independent articles note related coal strike tensions in Pennsylvania and White House mediation appeals.
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Corry
Sunbury
Knapp
Miller
Uial
Haying
Milton
Coast Guard to Guard Coast with Seaplanes This Spring
Treasury department announces plans to deploy about ten seaplanes to patrol U S coasts this spring or early summer. The fleet will spot illicit cargo ships and secure landing sites used by smugglers. Congress seeks $7 million in the deficiency bill to buy five new planes at 160000 each and to obtain five Navy seaplanes no longer listed as modern fighters.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Coast ‘Guard
Congress
Navy
7000 Textile Workers Strike in Passaic New Jersey
Seven thousand textile workers marched in Passaic to protest a wage cut that triggered the strike. The parade featured men, women, and children, banners with slogans, four brass bands, and was led by a motorcycle police officer with no disorder reported.
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Passaic
N, J
Hay
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Coolidge
White House
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New York Democrat
Permsylvania
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Philadelphia
John J. Lewis
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