Japs and Chinese Renew Fight for Shanghai District
Local education notes report on a countywide questionnaire about tax policy and school funding. The Corry school board review shows most communities reject tax cuts and maintain current salaries unless required by law.
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Shanghai District
Comy Board of Education
W. Bedford
Titusville
Guid of Education
Corry Board
Harry B. Smith
O Irnal
Erry Board Arts
Titusviles School Board
Mexiville
Kane
Grove City
Greenville
Corry
Franklin
Oi City
Meadville
Cory
Bot
Silies &S
Branitin
Oil City
Pittsville
Today’s Five Best Radio Ents on NBC CBS Networks
The Jesters on WABC at 7 1h and An Evening in Paris on CBS at 9 30 share air time with Parade of States on WEAF at 9 30 and Slumber music on Wiz NBC at 11 and the Columbia Symphony Orchestra on WABC at 11 15.
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WIZ
NBC
WABC
CBS
Paris
WEAF
Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Chinese Shells Fall in Neutral District
United Press report from Shanghai dated February 8 1932 states Chinese forces attacked Japanese defenses within the international settlement. Shelling hit near the Japanese consulate and ships, with the Chinese warning they cannot guarantee foreign lives and property due to Japanese military use of the area. The note lists several American and international properties including missions firms and homes in the central waterfront zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Ekins
United Press Staff
United Press
Shanghai
Whangpoo
Cemisutur Muunornieshat
Sapanese
Antecat
Central China Baptist Mission
Robs Etl Collix Co
Shanghai Power Co
Shangh ‘Telephone O
Pexaco and
Socanyeon Pinles
American Presbyterian Mission
Singer
Washington sniper terror grips city in three day spree
United Press reports a crazed shooter in Maryland and Washington rapidly terrorizing residents. In three days a bakery owner Paul Reidel is killed, Gordon Back, a government employee, shot and critically wounded, and two girls Helen Andrews and Doris Beall wounded. The gunman stole 140 then fled, leaving authorities to pursue a man with a Maryland license plate.
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United Press
Washington
Maryland
Nice
Phanton
Paul Reidel
Gimmimn
Reidel
Gordon TP
Helen ‘Andrews
Doris Beall
Reidel Te Juiper
Carrie Nelson 81 Dies at Home in Corry
Mrs Carrie Nelson widow of a Nelson died at her home Sunday at 12 45 am after a long illness. Born in Denmark eighty one years ago she lived in the area forty years. Survived by two sons James and John Nelson and daughter Mrs Asina Filstner all of Corry and eight grandchildren. Funeral at 2 30 pm Tuesday at 520 East Columbus Avenue with Rev. William Hill of St Pauls Lutheran officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Loren Tuomas and another man left for Toledo yesterday to buy new cars.
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Carrie Nelson
Nelson
Denmark
James
John Nelson
Asina Filstner
Corry
Davison
East
Columbus Avenue
William Hill
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Youthful gang leader slain in phone booth
Vincent Coll, 28, a baby-faced gang leader with a rumored $50,000 price on his head, was shot and killed in a drug store telephone booth. A masked gunman trapped Coll and fired through the booth door after entering the London Chemists store around 7 p.m., while Coll’s bodyguard stood nearby. The killer then warned customers to stay clear before firing.
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United Press
New York
Vincent Coll
Call
Coll
London
Brel
Peace efforts fail as Shanghai fighting continues
Shanghai reports say the Chinese anti-Japanese renew two flanks near Woosung and Shan area after peace talks fail. Artillery battles flare around the international settlement while Admiral Nomura arrives to oversee operations. Chinese high command warns it may move into the foreign area if Japanese forces are defeated, signaling intensifying hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Ekins
United Press
Shanghai
Pierre Ig Uy
Shan
Admira Kichisaten Nomura
Japan
Fune
Shelly
Iim
Kuomin
Rhute
Shanghai Sumanerty
Hongsheen
Wir Ten [Chen
Hai
Quick Opposition to Smith Move Sparks Democratic Tension
Washington dispatch reports a swift bipartisan opposition to Alfred H. Smith’s offer to run for president again. Critics argue he wasted 1925 chances and should step aside, fearing political death for the party and a renewed Smith Roosevelt feud. Garner and Baker supporters gain quietly as fears of a Smith McAuliffe split grow.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Alfred H. Smith
Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
John N. Garner
Texas
Newton DD. Baker
Ohio
Rose Allen Reunited With Family After Trial
Rose Allen reconciled with her brother and father after testifying at Edward Salturdey's murder trial. The debutante fainted when the jury acquitted Edward, then was carried by him to the district attorney’s office where her father awaited. They embraced and wept as they reunited and faced future separation.
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Rose Allen
United Press
Horace Allen
Rose
Former P R R Captain George Carr Stricken
Corry friends and acqus were shocked to learn of the sudden death of George F. Carr former captain of police of the Allegheny Division of the Pennsylvania railroad at his home in Carnegie Pa He is a former Oil City resident transferred recently He is survived by his widow one son and one daughter a sudden heart attack caused death early today
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Corry
Acqus
George F. Carr
Allegheny Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carnegie
Mr. Carr
Oil City
Zots Charitd
Mary
Train Snowbound Tragedy Sparks Fear and 70 Perished
A snowbound train between Brusre and Roguras in Rowmania left about 70 dead or missing as heavy storms trap carriages and freeze routes. Reports say plows could not reach villages, forcing passengers to endure hunger while communities face isolation and fear.
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United Press
Laluest
Tonmenin
Pel
Brusre
Roguras
Rownaniit
London
Feh
Benefit show crowds to support CorryRelige Mun fund
A benefit musical comedy titled Pullies of 1462 will run Thursday through Saturday at the High School auditorium. The cast includes Milon Brown, Ky Ferdinand, Mrs. A G Postlethwaite, and many others with musical numbers by Carmena Charles, Lady of Spain, and Tell-Tales among others. Sponsored by Kiwanis Rotary Women’s and Professional clubs with Veterans groups aiding ticket sales, proceeds fund rock- and literacy-related projects with all but production costs to the fund.
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Merkel
Everyiay
Miton Brown
Ky « ‘Perdinand
A. G. Postlethwaite
Queen Isabella
A. C. Lyons
B. Ly Morrow
W. A. Lees
A. G. Rees
Stanley
Nicholsy Internabiong
J. Faulson
Dorothy Spiesman
John Paulson
Felix Sourface
Clarence Shoop
Christopher Columbus
Jack Ruipersberger
Polite
Carmena—Charles
Spain
Harvey LeFevre
Frances Dean
Horton Davis
W. H. Svott
Frank DeLury
Bill Ressler
Caroline
B. J. Sheen
Leata Scott
Cora Damon
Joan Brown
Mississippi
Merrill Wilcox
Mrs. Prank
Anness
Pest Entertainments
Retich
Aji
Actu
Columbus damage suit postponed in Warren County court
The damage action by Miss Helen McClessus and Glare Cap Well of Columbus, seeking damages for injuries from an auto accident owned and driven by the defendant, was postponed to the next Warren County term. The delay was attributed to the defendant's sudden illness. Leb Hoylen and Raymond Barnes left for Cleveland and other cities on business for the Raymond Manufacturing Co.
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Helen McClessus
Glare Capwell
Columbus
The
Plainne
Werren County
Warren
Leb Hoylen
Raymond Barnes
Cleveland
SL Touts
Raymond Manufaturing Co
Eighteen Believed Dead in Coal Mine Fumes
Eighteen miners were believed dead today in a coal mine incident caused by toxic fumes. Rescue efforts were underway as officials confirmed missing workers and feared fatalities.
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United Press
McFadden to Address Large Corry Rotary Gathering
Congressman Louis T. McFadden arrived in the city from Washington and will speak at a joint Rotary and Kiwanis meeting at the Hotel Corry. The Pennsylvania Republican, noted for debt policy critique, plans further talks in Oil City and Johnstown amid statewide speculation on his possible senate plans.
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Louis T. McFadden
Washington
Rotary and
Kiwanis
Corry
Pennsylvania
Nbon
Warren Rotary Club
Corry Club
Rep. McFachelen
Conention
U.S
Betara
McFadden
Oil City
Johnstown
Senate
Congress
Sblow
Erie Pastor Speaker Here at Corry Baptistry Event
Rev Paul Rockwell pastor Emmanuel Baptist Church Erie spoke to teachers and combined youth classes at 645 yesterday at Corry Baptist Church. Large crowd attended the evening service and a prayer service followed. A comet and trumpet duet by Ralph Flick and Paul Gaurbas highlighted the young people meeting. Revs E A Hook and M Bencet joined in the exchange of pulpits.
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Paul Rockwell
Pmmanuel Baptist Church of
Erie
Corry
Mr. Rockwell
Ralph Flick
Paul Gaurbas
E. A. Hook
Ma [Bencet
Grulpits
Neutralization plan for Chinese ports eyed by United States
A Chinese port neutralization plan is reported, with Japan proposing demilitarized zones around Shanghai Canton Tsingtao and Tianjin to curb warlords and stabilize the area. The United States and Britain would need to back the move, potentially under modified Nine Power Treaty provisions, to avoid partition of China amid regional turmoil.
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China
Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
United Sites
John Hay
Chin
Stimson
United States
Pli
Ni Her
Katsuji Dehwehi
Japan
Great Britain
Miles. W. Vaughn
United Bressh Torio
Shanghai
Canton
Tsingtao
Tientsin
League of Nations
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Phantom
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Trawrence
Loren Tuomas
Toledo
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al Smith
P. R.R
George Carr
Nvidia Pinger
Fond
Bodok
Rep. Mfadden
Penny
Hotel Corry
First Baptist Church
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