Ex Warren Dentist Admits Slaying of Wife and Child
United Press reports that Dr Norman Stewart a former Waren Pa dentist confessed to killing his wife and their young son in June 1925. The admission eased his tension in jail in Pittsburgh but caused heartbreak across the nation for two young women tied to him.
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Warren
United Press
Pittsburgh
Norman Stewart
Waren
Stewart
Tesl
Georgia
Frank Lawson
Tenure Act Tops Conference Topics at State Directors Meet
James addresses Pennsylvania School Directors Association in Harrisburg during the 44th annual convention. He urges fiscal restraint and careful budgeting for education while stressing the need for state support and cost awareness. He cautions against gloom while underscoring the urgency of funding and governance in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania School Directors ‘Association
Harrisourg
Stirl
Jamies
James
Dark Horse in War for Ohio Judgeship
Cleveland lawyer Joseph B. Shepler, son in law of William Green, emerges as a dark horse candidate for a federal judgeship. He just returned from Washington after talks with Senator Vic Donahey and assistant attorney general Joseph B. Keenan, who influence federal bench appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joseph B. Shepler
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Shepler
Washington
U. S
Vic Donahey
Joseph B. Keenan
Tax Return Assistance Offer by County Official
Avstin V. O'Brien, superintendent of the personal property tax department, will be at the Municipal building from 11 am to 7 pm next Wednesday February 5 to help Corry area taxpayers prepare both county and state personal property tax returns. State returns must be filed by February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avstin V. O'Brien
Eile County
Corry
Turnpike Commission Advances Several Highway Sections
The Turnpike Commission announced progress on multiple sections of a major road project in Pennsylvania. Officials cited logistical steps and funding issues as the groundwork moves toward completion near Pittsburgh and Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frese Harrisburg
Turnpike Commission
Tor
Bea
Rnye Pring
Jiminege
Roisa
HAT Army
Thytor
Tuljin Jonshire
Tis
Petts
Cmd
Tomar
Minten
Lopmeeticts
Council to Approve Garbage Contract Tonight
City Council plans formal approval of the 1989 garbage collection contract at Monday's regular meeting in the Municipal building. City Solicitor to draft with collector C. S. Steadman. Salvage bid from Avenue A camp expected. Proposals accepted until 5 PM Monday. city clerk noted routine month opening business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaine Kinesid
C. S. Steadman
Bida
Avenue A
B. Porter
The
Journal
Seek Leaders Of Major Murder Ring In Philadelphia
Philadelphia authorities sought leaders of a murder ring after a man and several women were ordered held without bail for grand jury action. The case links four arsenic deaths to a syndicate that may have killed 12 to 100 people to collect large insurance payouts. Weather: rain turning cloudy, warmer Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Business Forecast Sees Modest Gains and Industrial Activity
Babson analyzes early 1930s demand, noting domestic activity flat versus last year and mixed international trends. He predicts a 2 percent first quarter gain for steel and autos, with durable goods showing improvement while building activity strengthens.
Governor James to retain present tax load amid cuts
Gov. Arthur H. James announced plans to cut Pennsylvania’s $500 million government bill by about $118 million through radical operating-cost reductions. He signaled possible subsidy cuts to medical, educational, and welfare institutions totaling over $10 million yearly and suggested delaying his budget message. He stressed deliberation and said tax reduction is unlikely without changes in the industrial situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shepley
United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania
Unitess
Tre
James
Housemaid in Love Slaying Shocks New Castle
Angelina Maravello, 22, a housemaid in New Castle, says a jilted lover prompted her fatal shooting of Michel Rich, 23, using a gun owned by his father. District Attorney Lamoree notes possible murder charges. The incident followed a dispute as Rich spoke to his brother. In Arlington, Kentucky, a separate blaze killed Mrs. Franc Faulk and her five children, all ill with chickenpox, in a fire at their home.
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Unites Press
New Castle
John G. Lamoree
Angelina Maravello
Michel Rich
Hillsville
Mike
Arlington, Ky
Franc Faulk
Faulk
U S Will Continue Sale of War Planes Amid Fear
Scotland Yard closed Parliament to the public and mobilized police after a string of bomb threats and a factory fire near an airplane spare parts plant. The IRA is blamed for a national terrorism campaign with potential attacks on Windsor Castle and other landmarks. Police intensified guards in London and surrounding areas based on intelligence from Northern Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Scotland Yard
Pablic
Arl
Windsor Castle
Irish Republican Army
Normannis
Ieland
Europe
France
Cash payments key to U.S. policy says Roosevelt
President Roosevelt signaled continued cooperation with European democracies and combatting aggression as long as cash payments are made by customers. Senate relations chair Pittman noted the briefing to Congress, while criticism focused on alleged leaks about what occurred at a defense committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Nelley
Maore
Uhuk
Pobertiat
Chatman
Key Pittman
D. Nev
Senate
Europe
Mir
Rowanvertis
Colina
France
Germin
Rhine
Stat
Conterv Enen
Odd Fellows in Big Gathering Monday Evening
Corry Encampment No. 241 C F will host the Patrarchial League in Erie County. Attendees include Encampments from Erie North East Union City and Cory. Meeting starts at 8 o clock Monday with a closing luncheon.
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ODD Fellows
Corry
Erie County Patriarchal League
C. F
Erie County
Erie
North East
Tuinn City
Cory
Bere
Aing
Ninevali
Union ‘City
Debt per person in pa hits 11.60 in bond total
Harrisburg Feb 14 The state reports bonded indebtedness totaling 11.60 for every man woman and child officials revealed today The release cites Treasurer F Cla Ross and notes the per person figure as a measure of state debt while outlining implications for taxpayers and public services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Theauirer F. Clale Ross
Commodorette to Wed Executive's Son
Milas Margaret Watt of Long Beach Calif to marry John Randolph Donnell son of O D B Donnell president of the Ohio Oil Company The couple is pictured with the bride in the foreground beside a wheel in the Long Beach scene dated February 4 with the Watt family noted as residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Milas Margaret Watt
John Randolph Donnell
O. DB. Donnell
Ohio Oi Company
Milas Watt
WW. Watt
Spanish Nationalists occupy Gerona at 10:39 a.m.
Frontier reports Feb 4 that Spanish Nationalists trapped Republican forces along the Ireneh frontier and along the Rea, driving them toward Gerona where they seized control at 10:39 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perplnan
Irench
Spaniak
Iréneh Frontie
Tie Rea
Gerona
Fishermen Drown Off Chesapeake Bay In Severe Storm
Nine fishermen perished in a Chesapeake Bay area wreck when a squall capsized three boats near Chop Tank River. The Annie Lee sank with Captain Theodore Woodland Mate Emerson Wingate and two sailors drowned. Captain William Bradford and four crewmen aboard the Agnes were listed missing.
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Chesapeake Bay
United Press
Baltimore
Chop Tank River
Aguall Street
Theddore Woodland
Emerson Wingate
Annie Lee
William Bradford
Agnes
Flood stage rising as Pittsburgh braces for big flood
Severe storms push Ohio and Tennessee river valleys toward flood levels as the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers approach flood stage in Pittsburgh. Crests near 26 to 27 feet expected on the Monongahela. Western Pennsylvania braces for subfreezing relief to ease the rising waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Werkman
United Press
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Tennessee
Arkinagan
Bibiirtes
Middivahoro
Hebe
Wis
Coburbia
Sou
Lagrinne
Gay
Philadelphia
Bendwaters
United States
Wevern Dove
Chicago
Ono Valley
Pithaluvety Mitoneoligiat
Otymnan
Doa
Ponnaylvinig
Pittshukeb
Freeport
Pennsylvania
Delay Action on All Claims Delays in Harrisburg
February 4 report from Harrisburg notes referees postponed action on occupational dues claims while awaiting State Supreme Court ruling on the statute’s validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Onder
State Worknen
Comepensation Referees
State Supreme Coirt Dedigion
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Austin V. O’brien
Commission
Babson
Roger Babson
Tapson Park
Worlds
Wener
Biel
Lola
Fey Wenlen
Jakip Sfluvenoe
Eng
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aEatenier Artie
UNG
Evening Journal
Corry, PA
Hee
Ver
Ohio Valley
Tokyo
Bingo Channel
Ddpunene Pusal Watt
U.S
U.S Government
Commodorette
Executive
Cerona
Pitsburgh
Cincinnati
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