Japan Sends Regrets On Bombing Of Mill Housing
Rural Group See Success In Campaign To Cut County Budget The Rural Taxpayers Committee led by Boyd Spencer reports progress in reducing county operating costs. Voluntary salary cuts and economies are noted, with a plan to retire the $600,000 deficit without a new bond issue. Details show payroll reductions across departments and continued negotiations on further cuts as officials respond to economic strain.
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Boyd Spencer
Anresting
Eccamities
Tbe Cnet
Stonetary
Sheriff
Diet
Girardot Seeks Separate Trial in Insurance Conspiracy
Erie Insurance adjuster Frank Girardot and two co defendants, Louis Kaufman and Henry Cornell, seek separate trials claiming co defendants would prejudice him. A hearing is slated. trial for all three is set for February 23.
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Erie Insurance Adjuster
United Press Eri
Frank Giradot
Trie Insurance
Girardot
Louis L. Kaufman
Henry “Blackis
Cornell
Bris
Mpe
S. ¥. Rossiter
Georgia Representative Crisp Pledges Budget Balance in Patriotism Rally
In Washington on February 11 Rep. Crisp of Georgia urged Congress to put country above party and support a tax increase to balance the budget. His plea drew applause as he concluded with a standing ovation from the House.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
House
Rep
Crisp
Dem
Georgia
Ways and Means
Derailment Thwarts Erie Freight Train Near Shefertown
A westbound Erie freight at extra No. 3843 derailed 15 cars near Shefertown, tearing several hundred feet of roadbed and blocking both tracks. Wreckage scattered. several cars burned for fuel. Meadville wrecking crew dispatched to clear line and resume service later that day. Engineer Andrew Welsbacher and Conductor D H Conrad of Meadville led the train of 105 cars. derailment occurred about 4:30 PM.
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Erie
Shefertown
Oil City J
Maudville
Ues
Fefhi Hy
Meadville
Ug Moraleig
Andrew Welsbacher
D. H. Conrad
Marines narrowly escape as cotton mill bombed in Shanghai
A Japanese air raid on a Chinese owned cotton mill in Shanghai killed three noncombatants and wounded several, while 18 United States Marines survived the blast. American officials suspect the bombing was an accident amid tensions over Japanese overflights of the International Settlement. Admiral Osumi expressed regret, promising possible air compensation. Marines reported the wing was hit, the roof crushed, and machines damaged in the two story mill as panic spread through nearby streets.
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Ummida
Tokio
Osumi
Shanghai
United States
Americas Mwa
WB King
United Press
Shimada
Nomura
Staf
Taylor
Maresham Road
J. S. Cook
Markham
Moxern
M. C. Ford
Ford
Ford Announces New V-Type Eight Cylinder Model
United Press reports Detroit in an interview with Henry and Edsel Ford that Ford will release a new V type eight cylinder car to supplement the present four cylinder Model A. Production starts this month with public showings in March. Details were not disclosed but the V eight and improved four will interchange and be longer and roomier than current models. Prices expected to stay in the lower range.
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FORD
United Press
Detroit
Henry Ford
Milk Fund Benefit Tickets On Sale At Schools
The Milk Fund Benefit tickets are distributed to committees and will go on sale. Rehearsals progress as dances and songs by pupils are included in health and music periods. Each elementary room represented, with costumes in preparation. One dollar bonds offered for convenience, premium colors assigned to each school, event at Junior High on February 5 and 19. Regular dividend declared by Willin Pacifice Reiland directors for common stock payable April 1.
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Fairview
Washington
Concord
Harding
Soviet chief urges general disarmament at world conference
Soviet Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinoff called for total general disarmament as the only true security against war at the World Disarmament Conference. He urged abolishing tanks, heavy artillery, naval guns, aircraft carriers, air bombs, and all chemical, bacteriological, and incendiary warfare gear, plus ships over 10 000 tons. He cited Far East tensions with China and Japan and noted Soviet security concerns amid hostile states, while reaffirming readiness to disarm at the same pace as neighboring powers. Rain delays start of four man bobsled at the Winter Olympics in Lake Placid as temperatures rise.
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United Press
Cpneva
Maxim Litvinoff
Litvinoff
China
Japan
Litginos
Far East
Soviet Union
Russia
Litvino
United States
Two County Commissioners Take Ten Percent Salary Cut
Two more county officials announced voluntary ten percent reductions in salaries. Commissioners Helen M. Schlurait and Rolla McCray will save about $500 each for the county. Earlier, Controller Harvey Willis and Register of Deeds B F Swartz made similar cuts, boosting annual savings to 1,800 with more officials expected to follow.
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Helen M. Schlurait
Rolla McCray
Harvey Willis
Register of Deeds
B. F. Swartz
Corry Post to Join in Legion Job Campaign
Corry citizens forming a local Legion committee to draft a program aligning with a national drive to find jobs for one million unemployed. The nationwide campaign begins next Monday and Corry plans to contribute by developing local relief measures. Details of the local program are to be announced later.
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Corry Post
Legion
Corry
American Legion
Ejected from state after mine speeches in Pineville
Waldo Paris novelist and Atlan Taub New York attorney were beaten and expelled from Kentucky after a protest of mine labor troubles near Pineville. Nine other committee members were arrested or detained, with reports of a shooting and several disorders, as National Workers relief committee activities drew state attention.
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United Press
Knoxville
Tenn. Fe
Waldo—Paris
Gueterarer
Atlan Taub
New York
National Warkers Relief Committee
Pineville
Kentucky
Nation Workers Relief Committee
State Line
Cumberland Gap
John Henry Drummond, Jr
Sutterflies and Worms Signs of Early Spring
Last night’s heavy showers and mild temperatures brought reminders of spring. B Marsh of West Pleasant Street found a grasshopper near his home. Mosquitoes and night crawlers were sighted near the post office. Roy Day sent a butterfly and John Hellwege a caterpillar as proof of unusual weather. The journal notes wild weather patterns and lingering winter quirks.
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B. Marsh
West Pleasant Street
Roy Day
John Hellwege
Journal of
New Bill Aims to Free Idle Money for Prosperity
Washington February 11 The administration marshals all power behind a measure to revive business by releasing a billion dollars idle in federal reserve vaults and treasury funds The credit rise would add eight to ten billion dollars to national facilities The Steagall Gins measure advances after White House talks with Senate and House leaders Oxden Mills outlines it as deflation arresting Steagall to introduce the bill in the House this afternoon
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United Press
Washington
Anther
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
Stocks Rally As U S Steel Leads Market Surge
New York trading opened with sharp gains in leading stocks driven by optimism over government action. U S Steel climbed six points to 43, with steel and other shares advancing, while bond prices rose to about 68. The session showed highs as volume slowed and the market followed the day’s upside momentum.
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United Press
NEW York
Stock Exchange
Auburn
Tasuds
Isouea
Jie Stociss
Reddit
Follies of 1492 Benefit Rehearsal Promises Opening Night
Final rehearsal for the benefit entertainment Follies of 1492 was held at the high school auditorium. Opening performance begins at 8:30 tonight as a three night run. Proceeds go to the Corry Relief Fund with Kiwanis Rotary Women's Club and Veterans groups backing the show. An all star cast organized by W H Scott and Arch C Lyons has delivered a flawless preview, signaling a successful series. Tickets are forty cents with reservations possible for tonight's show.
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Kiwanis
Rotary
Wontin's
Business Still Professina
Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion
Corry
W. H. Scott
Arch C. Lyons
Ning
Store robbers routed in Orangeville armed breakin
Sharon Pa Feb 11 An alleged attempt to rob S S Blair and Long general store in Orangeville Pa near here was thwarted by Constable Jack Owen who fired a shotgun wounding one of three men. The injured suspect was believed seriously hurt. The trio fled toward a side street leaving behind a car with Pennsylvania tags and an operator’s card bearing the name Farrell.
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Wy Unites Press
Sharon
S. S. Blair and Long General
Orangeville
Jacke Owen
Owen
Igat
Pennsylvania
Farrell
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight Listings
Radio listings show WABC CBS network 5 45 p m Rets and Dunn WHAR NBC network 9 00 a m Big six of the air Wiz NBC network 9 30 p m Ensemble WABC CBS network 10 00 p m Trumpeters WABC CBS network 10 15 p m Butler anniversary dinner with programs and times across stations.
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WABC
CBS
WHAR
NBC
Wiz
State Leaders Alarmed Over New Movement
Harrisburg reports say Governor Pinchot may seek a 1932 Republican nomination creating unrest in multiple districts. Pinchot supporters discuss drafting him to oppose Davis, while some call for delaying or reshaping delegate loyalties. Douglas County and Dauphin Cumberland areas cite警 enforcement concerns as party factions brace for possible county headquarters shifts. James Hamilton Lewis enters Illinois race via petition to appear on April 12 primary ballot.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Repubblican
Pinchon
Seversl
Dauphin
Cumberland
Lebanon
James J Davis
Poe
Pinchot
Triy
Davis
Bayard Shannon
Springfield
James Hamilton Lewis
Tlinois
Mussolini and Pope Confer in Vatican Audience
Italian Premier Benito Mussolini met Pope XI for a one hour audience at the Vatican sealing a dispute between church and state. Mussolini expressed great pleasure, posed for the Papal photographer, and received a gold commemorative case with the Pope's coat of arms.
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Mussolini
Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Vatican City
Benito Mussolini
Jean
Pope XI
Vatican
Casio Crenones
Papal
Order of Mails
Braschi Dinar
Peta
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