Wreckage sighted as Maria de Larrinaga sinks with 87 crew
Radiomarine reports sighting wreckage at 42.27N 45.49W near where the British freighter Maria de Larrinaga was distressed. The Veendam and other liners searched the last known position, fearing 87 crewmen lost, while reports from S S Scanmail and Gluechant noted further distress signals before weather hampered rescue efforts.
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United Press
Chatham
Mass
Radiomarine
Aurania
Maria de Larvinaga
New York
Veendam
mid-Atlante
Holland Aiericanner
Maria de Larrinaga
Maria de Lartinaga
Ultier
Radiomarines Chatham
Alusg
Hything
Larrinaga
Sena
Radioghamime
Ite Weareh
Gluechant
Humber
England
S. S
Kos
Maas
Italy aims for rapid mobilization across society
Rome reports La Tritina claims Italy prepared measures to mobilize 10 million people in war emergency. The plan would involve all sectors, not just the military, aligning with totalitarian policy. Peacetime army is about 600,000. details suggest broad nationwide readiness. Also noting state politics as Governor Arling Ho James names Harry M Showalter to a commission, at a $7500 stipend.
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Rome
la Tritina Today
Schaeffer Asks Probe Expansion In Graft Inquiry
Harrisburg February 1 Judge Paul N Schaeffer authorized Dauphin county district attorney Carl B Shelley to expand the grand jury probe into graft charges against the Barle administration. The request covers accusations that state road contractors were steered to two agencies to win highway bonding work. The two agencies named are James P Kirk Agency of Pittsburgh and John J Manley of Philadelphia.
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Cee Senter
Harrisburg
Paul N. Schaeffer
Dauphin County
Grand Jury
Barle Administration
Carl B. Shelley
Shelley
Jurist
James P. Kirk Ageney
Pittsburgh
John J. Manley
Philadelphia
Highways Department
Cold Wave Extends From Pacific to Flood Areas
A deep cold wave spread from the Pacific coast to flood stricken areas in the lower Ohio valley. Temperatures near freezing to below zero were reported with widespread snow in Los Angeles and Hollywood. Ice and cold snapped the central region while heavy snows covered Montana to the Dakotas. The Ohio River leveled near Louisville and was expected to ease next week. Red Cross said 40,000 homeless had shelter or relatives.
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Pacific Coast
Ohio Valley
Los Angeles
United Press
Xero
Stearlhy
Western Plateau
Calfornia
North Ward
Great Lilies
Alabama
Hollywood
Hacking
Montana
California
Washington
Oregon
Dakotas
Mitrgata
Ohio
Tennessee
Ohio River
Louisville
Fire Valley
Red Cross
Hood
Homie Isla
Skating Party Planned at Community Ice Rink
Community ice rink on North Center street hosts a weekend of skating with racing events. Corry High School Band will provide finish music if weather stays favorable. Sunday programs and Saturday races are planned with a three section rink layout including a quarter mile track for racers and a large novice area.
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North Center Street
Akaters
Corry High School
Pope Pius Thrives? Pope Feared For Life After Attack
Vatican reports a grave turn for Pope Pius as doctors reveal a prolonged cardiac asthma attack lasting 40 minutes. Vatican circles fear for the pontiff while denying bronchial pneumonia. Deep anxiety mounts as Dr. Rochet stays at the bedside and Rome orders three days of prayer.
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Vatican
Fi. m
Suenga
Giovanni Roceht
Rome
Non-Reliefers See WPA Axe In Erie Area
Non relief foremen and workers on WPA projects in Corry and vicinity faced reductions as WPA in Erie cuts operations to meet lowered federal spending. WPA branch office manager Guy Cleaver confirmed 28 non relief foremen and laborers were dismissed to hit a 26 percent relief quota, with more layoffs anticipated as finances tighten. Word from Erie says nearly 4 000 more jobs may go in the northwest district by April 1 as state work relief rolls face a planned 100 000 cut.
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WPA
Corry
Guy Cleaver
Erie
Cleaver
North West
Three Young Men Die in Bootleg Coal Mine
Rescue crews hunted through the night for three miners trapped after a cave in at a bootleg coal mine near Gratz, Pennsylvania. John 23 Dietrich 26 and Norwood Howard 18 were feared dead as timbers may have trapped pockets at the face. survivors uncertain.
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Bootleg
Uniteversas Goonspring
John
Dietrich
Norwood Howard
Gratz
Sitrface
Rebels Rush to Capture Negrin at Port Bou Front
Nationalist troops speed toward the Spanish coast to seize Republican Premier Negrin before he can reach central Spain. Negrin moves from Le Perpins toward Port Bou as Loyalist forces flee into France. Frontiersmen clash, guards bar the route, while Negrin attempts escape with cabinet and military officials aboard authoritatively.
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France
Sarrout
United Press
Perpignan
Port Bou
Uum Negrin
Negrin
le Perinns
Francisca Franca
le Porthus
Joao Surriaga
Marenver
Solehaga
Geothey
Efort
le Pertins
Cabi
Autome
Calafonia
le Perthus
Irilay
Ame
Fnlesnsa
Mavarrese
Applications Open for Local Boys at Citizens Military Training Camps
A public notice announced limited placements this summer for local boys to attend Citizens Military Training Camps. Applications are available from Lester R. Lopox at Western Auto Associate Store, succeeding Worth Hammond as procurement officer for Corry and vicinity. Attendees included John Patterson, Kenneth Paulson, Walter Paulson, John Btrigler, and Paul Weber at a cadet meeting in Erie last evening.
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Citizens Military
Lester R. Lopox
Western Auto Associate
Worth Hammond
Corry
John
Patterson
Henneth
Paulsom
Walter A. Paulson
John G. Btrigler
Paul M. Weber
Mr. Lops
Eric
Fatal fall injuries in Union City man dies
Geary Burger 69, longtime Union City furniture plant worker, died after a January 26 fall from a ladder while attempting to replace a bolt at the plant. He had been hospitalized in serious condition. Funeral services will be Friday at St. Theresa's Church, with burial at St. Thomas's Cemetery. He is survived by his mother Tur song and several siblings in Union City, Warren Ohio, and West Virginia.
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Suataijen Iy
Union City
Tor Geary
Thomas
Moter
Tursong
Mwk
Juhin
Francis
Warren
George
West Virginia
Miury
Ruth
Wessie
Kathrine
Eric
Appointment of Penna Engineer Peete C Weare Named
Corry residents greet the appointment of Thomas C Weare as a state highway department engineer. A former division engineer and superintendent in Warren and Forest counties, he joined the department in 1911 and directed the Prail land Gloupfeld district, earning broad local support and known for prior service during Pinchot era reforms.
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Peete Cific
Thomas C Weare
Gineer
State Highway Department
Corry
Hramely Well Seown
Warren
Forest
Prailliand Gloupfeld
Pinchot
Harrisburig
Penneyivian
Win
Hospital receives new sterilizer and gifts from Ladies Auxiliary
A local hospital board acknowledged donations including a modern sterilizer for the second floor and a cheese valued at R200. The Ladies Auxiliary assisted with installation and the meeting covered annual reports and plans. The board voted to maintain institutional member status and discussed elevator bids and other operational matters.
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Wnt
Carry Taspitins
Libsaey
Bagher
Benen
Carhion
Johnton
Fett
Gratin
Wowghton
Howard
Margaret Bower
Loenl
Pibienta
Sieleenth
Birthe
Nuijor
Mise Bower
Roosevelt Ignores Guffey Request On Court Nomination
President Roosevelt defied Senator Guffey by moving forward with a new court nomination. The nominee, a recently widowed New Yorker, awaits confirmation as tensions rise over judicial appointments and Senate validation.
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Roosevelt
Guffey
United Press
Washington
Widdit
U.S
Sen
Josaph
Three Day Bazaar Opens at St Edward's School
A three day bazaar begins Monday at St Edward's School to fund redecorating St Thomas' edifice. Rev Feeney directs with Rev Graves as treasurer and chairs including John Blath James Sullivan Floyd Black and Mrs William Swan. Events run Tuesday and Wednesday evenings February 13 14 15 at 7 pm with bingo and concessions planned.
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St. Thomas
St. Edward's Anchoor
Olclorke
J. Edward Feeney
St Thomas’ Church
St. Edward's School
Sullivan
Floyd Black
William Swan
Bentha
Hich
K of G
Carl Sullivan
Robert Johnston
Toe
Nell Swan
Two Business Buildings Are Swept by Fire
Fire swept through two business blocks in Erie Pennsylvania damaging basements and first floors. Estimated losses reach $300000 as flames were contained in the downtown shopping district. Authorities reported exposure to several businesses including Liggett Drug Company and adjacent shops.
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United Pre
Erie
Liggett Drug Conspiruy
Che Hee
Auuial
Yrene
Ducati Hy
Ligwett
Saya Og
Amd
Enhamat
Almor Wumneres Khor
Keagier
Siunny Hinch
Ijpmibid
Sk Rbavuiek
Forte
Lhote
Dow
Martin Losin
Girie
Lester Lopus Club Speaker at District Meeting
A fragmented report notes Lester Lopus as club speaker at a district gathering. It mentions planned events, a list of attendees, and expectations for wider representation from nearby clubs.
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Lester Lopus
Demonstration Aims at Big Savings for Publishers
Pittsburgh report on a waste paper reclamation process presented to a select audience. The demonstration claims to cut costs for publishers while conserving the nation’s forests, marking a climactic point after two decades of work.
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United Freon Pittsburgh
Gelentisle
Wser
PittyBurga Selentiat
Thinln
Hochatetter
Dolides
Tir Aminei
Piri
Itis
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Belmont
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CCC
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Ask Bullen
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Mehta
Mehta, Peal Elf Samp Nin By, Hynes
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