Cruiser Bill May Pass Today Named Lindbergh for Aviation Post
President-elect Hoover drafts a broad aviation plan with Lindbergh as a likely assistant secretary in charge of aviation in the Commerce Department. The 27 year old pilot, who marked his birthday during a flight to Panama, holds interest in expanding U S air links between North and South America and may soon head a government aviation program.
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Lindbergh
AIR Department
Hoover
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Miami Beach
Charles A. Lindbergh
Undbergh
Commerce Department
Panama
Belle Île
Avitlok
Mr. Hoover
Ue Ilice
North
South America
Central America
Himelf
Lindbergh Blazes Pan American Mail Route to Panama
Col Charles A Lindbergh flies a Sikorsky amphibian from Havana to Belize inaugurating Pan American Airways mail and passenger service to the Panama Zone. He marks his 27th birthday with Cuban officials and plans a Belize overnight stop en route via Cuba and the Yucatán Coast.
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United Press
Havana
Charles A. Lindbergh
Belize
British Honduras
Miami
Ila
la Cristobal
Panama Canal Zone
Pan American Airways Company
Gana Zone
Lindbergh
Bouxe
Here
Westhen
Cuba
Buenos Aires
Miami-Havana
Central America
Storms kill thirty seven in Europe and Asia
Weekend disasters across Europe claim thirty seven lives from storms and a landslide while cold waves sweep in from the north and earthquakes strike parts of Asia. In Spain a revolutionary plot sees mass arrests as crowds react to the transfer of Jose Sanchez Guerra from military prison. Valencia's Castro Girona and other officials are among those detained amid tensions following last Tuesday's Ciudad revolts. United Press dispatches report political turmoil and public unrest across the region.
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Union Press
London
Europe
Asia
Delster
Emilio Herrero
Sani
United Press
Leixoes
Portugal
Valencia
Spain
Ile Rivera
Castro Girona
Jose Sanchez Guerra
Canullas
Milletary
Ciudad
General Aguilera
San Francisco
Madrid
Queppo de Llano Pintos
Sanchex Guerra
Gabaneling
King George Recuperates From Illness and Gains Strength
The official bulletin says King George has recovered enough to sit up and continues to gain strength slowly. He is expected to move to Craigwell House near Bop Sussex for convalescence. Mrs Hugh Damon and daughter Betty Jane visit Union City today with Mrs Johnsott.
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Tondon
King George
Eitent
Craigwell House
Bop
Sussex
Hugh Damon
Betty Jane
Tday
Union City
Mrs. Johnsott
Today’s five best radio features list
Radio schedules list five featured shows across WZ WEAR WOR and WEAF networks. Entries mention su-isoxy and his Gang, Frank Crumit and Julia Sanderson in musical comedy, Eleanor Painter in The Green Room, Henk Simmons Show Boat melodrama, and the national opera Oigklala in various time slots.
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WZ Network
Su—Isoxy
Wear Network
Frank Crumit
Julia Sanderson
WOR
Eleanor Painter
Henk Simmons
WEAF
National Opera
Trotsky Safe Report Contradicted by Telegrames
A Constantinople dispatch to the Daily Telegraph said Leon Trotsky, former Soviet leader, may be aboard the Krasny Fort and left Alma Ata, while no official confirmation of his presence was given. The Soviet steamship Kraangilott was reported safe but delayed by weather. Leo Dooles departed for Wesleyville after visiting relatives and friends.
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Kraangilott
London
Leon ‘Trotzky
Daily Telegraph
Trotsky
Stasnytiotl
Urges Hoover to Call Extra Session April First
President Hoover faced calls from Senator Smoot to convene an extra congressional session on April 1 to speed relief and tariff reform. Smoot argues an earlier session could finish work by July 1, while Florida flood relief surveys begin mid February and Red Cross notes 1800 hurricane deaths, mostly in Okeechobee district.
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United Press
Mianne Beach
Phy
Eliot Hoover
Sehoter Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Smoot
Gest
Hoover
Lake
Okeechobee
Florida
Mississippi
Red Cross
Okevehopen
Death of Mrs J A Pond at age 75 in Corry
Mrs. J A Pond of Corry died at home on Spring street about 11 p m after years of illness. Born September 25 1850 on a Hudson River farm near Stillwater New York she moved to Fredonia then Corry at age twelve and lived here ever since. She was the last surviving member of Corry High School class of 1874 and longtime alumni association honorary president. Survived by daughter Miss Prorence M Pond, funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from the home conducted by Rev Woodward with Rev Cressey assisting.
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J. A. Pond
Spring Street
Pond Woo
Mary Salisbury Pond
Hudson River
Stillwater
Fredonia
Corry
Pond
Pond Way
Corry High School
Estelle Gonnor Phelps
Hila Hill Cutting
Student Kemp Dies After 60 Years At Columbia
Willam Cullen Bryant Kemp, 78, dies in New York after a lifelong link to Columbia University. An 1868 freshman, he earned a unique Doctor Perpetual Station and multiple degrees, including B S and LL EM, reflecting a longtime scholar associated with the college.
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United Press
New York
Willam Cullen Bryant Kemp
Columbia University
Kemp
Columbia
Phar Chem
Hunt for gas station thieves ends without progress
Police reported little progress in the gasoline station burglaries here as State Troopers Planhigan and Holland aided local officers. Investigators still suspect a local gang may be involved, with another Erie robbery suggested as possibly linked, though arrests were not yet made.
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Planhigan
Holland
Erie
Tipton
Toca! Department
Trainwrecker Suspected In Frisco Flyer Wreck
By United Press reports a suspect believed to have opened a switch caused the Sundyland limited Frisco Flyer to derail into a box car, killing engineer G. L. Fotomin of Fensas Aliquippa. A second wreck near Carnegie left Willisas 18 dead and Mack White injured, with minor injuries to two riders. Authorities pursued leads as cleanup began and details remained unclear.
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United Press Megardela
Sundyland Limited
United Press
G. L. Fotomin
Fensas
Aliquippa
Robert Cale
Willisas
Carnegie
auto-Pireman
Mack White
Pullman
Charles Jerlonski
Eli
Offciais
Traboyich
Aliquippa, Paa
Howe
Atmick
Vith
Convicted Ohio official faces impeachment
Ohio officials move to impeach State Treasurer Hest B Buckley after his federal conviction for conspiring to bribe a prohibition official. Buckley’s attorneys seek arrest of judgment and a new trial as Governor Myers Cooper drafts resolution actions and lawmakers convene. Buckley could face up to 28 years and fines over $27,200. alleged scheme involved tipping raids at a Cincinnati brewery.
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United Press
Ohio
B. Buckley
Buckley
Leetsurer
Pere Eral
Myera
Cooper
John L. Schimper
Cincinnati
Joseph Sperber
Jackson Brewery
Cincin~hall
John Felshart
Prohibition
Chautauqua Proposal To Be Considered At City Meeting
Citizens urged to attend a library meeting this evening to review a new plan for a week of Chautauqua entertainment. Grace Hershuy of Swarthmore association will explain the proposal. no contract yet, but with approval the plan may be booked for Corry this year.
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Grace Hershuy
Swarthmore Association
McKinnie
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Association
Corry
Debate over naval speed limits on a new defense bill
United Press report from Washington outlines Republican support for a speedy naval measure linking a new three year program to shipbuilding. President Coolidge's position and House defense bills complicate passage as the debate focuses on deficits, ship tonnage, and the Senate strategy to pass an amended appropriation with naval provisions.
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Paul Rt. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
Nuministra
Coollige
Nya
Elent Hoover
Guy
Hear & Puilly
Great Britain
Steuyt
Muhd Sume Shini
Stokie
Cnidwestern
John DeLury Passes Away In This City
John DeLury died at his home on 106% First Avenue after a two year illness. Born near Toronto, he lived much of his life here and worked at Ajaxean Works, later in Titusville. Survived by his wife, brother Dan DeLury, and five nephews. Funeral services will be held Thursday at St. Thomas Church at one o'clock.
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First Avenue
Mr DeLisy
Toronto
Can
Ajaxean Works
Titusville
Mill
Dan DeLury
Filso
Tistory
Etary
St. Thomas Ehurels
Elopement Case North Georgia Farmer and Teacher
Edwin Chapman, 17, a farmer, reportedly eloped with his teacher Mrs Wellens in Llaville Georgia. The teacher faced kidnapping charges and custody battles as the boy was taken by her former husband amid nervous exhaustion rumors. Local authorities pursued proceedings led by Atlanta crews under habeas corpus actions.
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United Press
Llaville
Fen
Edwint Chapman
Miz
Wellens
Toleto
Oirer
W. C. Chapman
Edwing
Jane
Atlanta
Youth Injured While Skiing Near Lovells Station
Alfred Van Dresar, son of Mr and Mrs Milton Van Dresar, was seriously injured while skiing Sunday at the Stultz farm near Lovells Station. He sustained multiple cuts to his right leg from a loose fence wire, requiring several stitches. He is bedridden, with expectations of early recovery.
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Lovells Station
Alfred van Dresar
Milton van Dresar
van Dresar
Banewtien
Fense
VanDresir
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