Messy social notes mention afternoon visit and family events
Fragmented OCR item lists visits and family interactions. Mentions Mrs Richardson, Mr Briggs, Mrs Ly, Mrs Hy, Mr Beckerink and Irma, with references to a Charles Befferink death and various unnamed relatives. No clear single event provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Terson
Orval
Mph
Syville
Irs
Marion Ya
Wanrilek
Hout
Orlo
Beckerink Ayman
Nesdduy Eve
Charles B. Nyerink
Irma
Britain and France Offer Unified Peace Agreement
Britain and France agreed to recognize German rearmament and unite air forces to deter aggressors, proposing regional treaties backed by bombing air power. Berlin cautioned potential talks, while Paris papers welcomed the pact and questioned German acceptance amid fears of a rush to war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kuh
United Press
London
Great Britain
France
Germany
League of Nations
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Eric Phipps
John Simon
Anthony Baden
Sein
Berlin
Paris
Sind
Reich
Narrow Escape in Auto Crash Near Waterford Erie
A vehicle wreck between Waterford and Erie left Plarence ngie ana laughter badly cut but not seriously hurt, while Fogle sustained minor injuries as they were en route to Erie. Sam Ross of Union City aided, another car involved. About 12,000 people attended the Water Works Park carnival in Bris with slow traffic due to melting ice and spills.
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Ana
Thela Af Union Cit
Water-forch
Erie
Water Works Park
Bris
Mateo Shareseat
Lindbergh Observes Birthday in Court
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh marked his 83rd birthday in the Flemington courtroom where Bruno Richard Hauptmann stands trial for the infant son’s murder. He sat behind the prosecution table with companions Col. Henry Breckinridge and Col. H Norman Schwarzkopf, thanked by them as word of his birthdate circulated. Lindbergh was born in Detroit on February 4, 1902.
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Lindbergh
United Press
Steel Union Insurgents to Be Disciplined
The Amal gamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers expelled insurgent lodges and revoked charters after a meeting in Pittsburgh. International secretary Louis Leonard said attendances would trigger expulsions, with no Dukane local spared due to president William J. Spang’s insurgent leadership.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Lys
Louis Leoard
Leonard
Dukane
William J. Spang
Insurgenta
Kloppenburg Testifies For Hauptmann In Ransom Case
Hans Kloppenburg, Hauptmann friend, testified he saw der Fisch carry a package into the Hauptmann home the night before Fisch sailed for Germany. He claimed Hauptmann was present all evening and described a December party where a package was carried to the kitchen, later missing.
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Fisch
Hauptmann
Germany
United Press
Auptmann
J. ¥ Tondon
Bisch
Tauptmann
Kloppenburg
Sitchen
Fischid
Fisehave Hauptmann & Package
Peter A. Sommer
Ben Lupies
Jibpena
Nie
David T. Wilentz
Mauptmann
Bronx
Panama youth pleads guilty to petit larceny
Ronald Nichols a 19 year old Corry Pa resident was arraigned before Justice W L Eddy and pleaded guilty to petit larceny. Sentencing was deferred to Tuesday February the arrest followed an overnight detention in Jamestown jail. The postoffice fund theft involved 5 from the Panama post office not government funds.
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Corry
Panama
Ronald Nichols
William Street
Cory
Justice of the Peace
W. L. Eddy
Nichols
Jamestown
Postoffice
Unites Press
Corbin
Clay County
Cumberlands
Ellerbe W. Carter
Ruby Laffoon
Gisrdamm
Mandtor
Frankfort
Climania
Ellerbeale
Manchester
Seven accused in poison liquor death in central New York
Utica, Feb. 4. Six men and a woman were accused today of manufacturing the poisonous liquor that caused 32 deaths in central New York. Warrants name Salvatore DiPenedetto and his sons Philip and Michael for first degree murder. Others charged with first degree murder include Joseph Pape, Joseph Enea, Mrs. Rope Calabrese, and Jack Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
New York
Salvatore Dil Penedetto
Philip
Yichael
Joseph Pape
Joséph Enea
Rope Calabrese
Jack Callahan
Kelayres Massacre Case Deliberations Begin in Brim Trial
Pottsville Pa February 4 Jury to hear Cyrus M Palmer charge in Joseph Brim case at 138 am. Judge Palmer expects five hour delivery. Closing arguments reveal defense claims of self defense and alleged witnesses counter with contested gun use. If acquitted Brim faces four additional indictments affecting relatives.
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United Press
Penn crude oil prices rise 16 cents a barrel
South Penn Oil and Tidewater Oil announce a 16 cent per barrel advance on all Pennsylvania crude grades. Prices in Southwest pipelines rise to $2.02 per barrel, Eureka lines to $1.97, Buckeye lines to $1.87. Tidewater adds a $3.30 per barrel tag for Bradford and Allegheny regions. Coving grade unchanged.
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Rico
Pittsburgh
South Penn Oil Company
Tidewater Oil Company
Pennsylvania
South Penn
Southwest
Eureka
Buckeye
Bradford
Allegheny
M E Federation Raps F D R Pledges Broken
A Methodist Federation for Social Service in New York blasts President Roosevelt. The group accuses the Roosevelt administration of betraying the forgotten man, citing higher unemployment, reduced purchasing power, and benefits skewed to the privileged. The survey criticizes NIRA, AWA, and banking policy, urging retrenchment and reform.
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United Press
NEW York
Roosevelt
Methodist Federation For Social Service
Federation
Mathire
Nira
MN Roosevelt
Townsend Plan To Be Explained At City Meeting
Towns plan to aid the aged under the Townsend doctrine will be outlined at a gathering set for February 13 in this city. Local clubs have formed nationwide and preparations were made by representatives of the Erienit to organize the event. Sanna Brooks of Trin will explain how the Townsend plan aims to assist elderly citizens.
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Townsend
Erienit
Sanna Brooks
Trin
State posts changes announced in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on February 4, Harmon M. Kephart of Connellsville, a former state treasurer, was named supervising machine operator in the internal affairs department, a role paying 59880 yearly. The personnel change sheets also list five retirements and several voluntary resignations across departments, including Laura Gardner and Katharine Worthington, with salaries noted, and replacements in the highways and labor sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Laura C. Gardner
Washington
Westmoreland County
Katharine Worthington
Charles J. Galwall
York
Clyde S
Buckingham
Labor and Infantry Department
Stanley Figioels
Hudson
Labor and Industry Department
Guy
City Council to Discuss Street Lighting Rate Tonight
Informal discussions on street lighting rates have occurred this week. The regular City Council meeting at the Municipal Building will cover progress from Saturday's talks with Pennsylvania Company representatives. No outcome details released, but an announcement may be made tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Company
Courtiell
High Court Upholds Right of Gas Tax
The Supreme Court today upheld the validity of the three-cent Pennsylvania state gasoline tax as applied to shipments by the Wilnis Corporation delivered to Philadelphia from Wilmington Delaware in tank cars.
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Sy Area
Washington
Sureme Court
Pennsylvania
Wilnis Corporation
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Stagnation of Security Marts Feared in War Week
Wallington Feb 4 Congress returns to work amid postponement of the Supreme Court gold clause decision. Leaders fear delay may stall security markets and disrupt party unity. The anticipated court ruling faces postponement until next week, with White House plans and senate actions shaping the urgent financial measures and appropriations bill.
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United Press
Wallington
Congress
Supreme Court
World Court
Jash Weel
Low Musk
Alana
Senati-Appropriations
Senate
Republicana
Carter Glaws
Appropriations Committee
TL Jk
Monay
de Su Weme
Martlay
Dustice Hughes
Lete Salurilay
Onay
Glass Strike Peace Seen In Pittsburgh
Feb 4 Exclusive United Press report says settlement of differences causing the plate glass strike was imminent as Pittsburgh Plate Glass officials and Federation of Flat Glass Workers were to meet for what could be the final conference. Union reportedly accepted a five percent wage increase plus an equitable owners adjustment possibly around two percent.
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United Press Pittsburgh
United Press
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Federation of the
Flat Glass Workers of America
Altough
Pittsburgh Plate Executivea Jiofesse
Glen Wi McC
Supreme Court reverses Third Circuit in liquidation case
Washington February 4. The Supreme Court reversed a Third Circuit ruling that had allowed a Federal District Court in Pennsylvania to liquidate insolvent building and loan associations via equity receiverships in a conflict between federal courts and state authorities. The decision upholds state authority in the liquidation process.
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Watted Ete
Washington
Sipreme
Third Circuit
Court of Appeals
Federal District Court of Pennsylvia
Duiltis Img
Can
Richberg Under Scorching Attack by Labor Leaders
Roosevelt's industrial truce appears endangered by a near clash between labor chiefs and government mediation as the American Federation of Labor weighs a potential strike around March 1. The report indicates intensifying tensions over the renewed automobile code and possible reprisals against the code supporters.
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Richberg
Lyle C. Walson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Cintamage
Indiasutrii Automobile Workin Ais Relly
Americal Federation of Labor
Richberg accused of betraying Roosevelt in auto strike push
In an reading of wartime labor disputes President Roosevelt faces internal conflict as Richberg, the executive council director, is charged with being a tool of organized labor. Green defends the code renewal while labor leaders warn of consequences for the NRA. The dispute centers on auto industry relations, the merit clause, and potential strikes as White House and AFL leadership clash over recovery measures and wage policy. In Philadelphia a school fire at Athyn Swedenborgian Academy causes $125,000 in damages to the south wing.
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United Press
Washington
Jolita Lewis
Maine
Micha Yighe
Amalgamated
Iron Inl Steel Workers’ Union
A. 1 of
Pomnril
Svurker
Detroit
William Green
A. PF
Cody
Svorkers
Luder Circonstatce
Buch
Cp Thal
Benwiver
Eden
Leo Wolman
Donald R. Richberg
Johns Lowry
Payinners
Tichheng
Hetui
Green
Richberg
Pilroad Brotherhood
Paul
Fox
Organized
Hivberg
White House
Philadelphia
Athyn Swedenborgian Academy
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Amalgamated Association of Steel Workers
Kentucky Guardsmen
Kelayres
Commonwealth
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