Parrot Fever Outbreak Promptly Investigated in Brooklyn
One death and four illnesses in Brooklyn linked to psittacosis prompt health officials to declare no wider danger. Health Commissioner Wynne and U S Public Health Service officials isolate the case and report the parrot shipper from Havana on the Casitoria December 31 as the likely source.
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Federal Health Service
Brooklyn
United Press
New York
United States
Brookyn
Wynne
United States Public Health Service
S. L. Bruck
Lefferts Avenue
Hessle Horowitz
Sadie Gresnburs
Pebrudry
Tillie Spird
Harriett Bruck
Kiwanis Club Welcomes Lt. Governor Robert Shepard
Erie lieutenant Governor Robert Shepard visited the Corry Kiwanis meeting to discuss The Ideals of Kiwanis and urge active participation in district divisional and national activities. The club paid tribute to deceased member Mark Coyle with resolutions read by Walter L. Peake.
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Robert Shepard
Erie
Istwanis
Corry Club
Kiwanis
Shepfard
Kiwanis Club
Mark
Coyle
Walter L. Peake
J. H. Martin
E. E. Gilbertson
Lincoln
George Redden
Bend
Ore
WS. McKnight
Robert Shupard
Eric
C. M. Hengst
Lova
German Steamer Muenster Grounds at Vera Cruz Harbor
The German steamer Muenster from Flamburp ran aground while entering Vera Cruz harbor. The port captain suspended all shipping until the vessel could be refloated.
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Vera Gruz
Mexico
Muenster
Flamburp
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed by Station
Radio listings show WABC NBC WKAP and WABG schedules with Downey, Walier orchestra, Hoover, Lula and Em, and Berlelis orchestra on various networks and times. The items present entertainment slots including orchestras and a presidential address in the evening lineup.
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WABC
GES
Iorton Downey
NBC
Diy
Walier
WKAP
Hoover
Olera
WABG
Ben Berlels
Pope Pius XI Uses Radio to Spread Peace Message
The Vatican head broadcasts from a new wireless station, calling on all people to hear, blessing world leaders and faithful alike. He invokes Marconi’s invention and urges clergy to lead their flocks toward Christ, delivering a universal plea for peace and unity.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Vatican City
Pope Pius XI
Pius Mayg Walid
New
Papal Academy of Sciences
Htalion
Guglielmo Marconi
Epeech
Prince of the Apostles
Marconi
Lord Jesus Christ
Lawmaker push to bar Lincoln criticism from mail
Representative Clair of California introduces a bill to criminalize mailing Sue Master’s critical book Lincoln the Man, calling it obscene and indecent and aiming to stop distribution via the post. The measure nicknamed to bar Lincoln criticism moves to the postal committee for review.
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United Press
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Rep. Clair
California
Crail
Lincoln
Grail
Duryea Brothers Convicted in Wattsburg Fur Theft
A county court jury convicted William and John Duryee of stealing fur pelts valued at 200 dollars from a Wattsburg dealer. State Troopers Gray and Longo arrested them on December 4 after an extensive local search. Judge Bouton deferred sentence at the February term.
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William
John Duryee
Carter Hill
Wattsburg
Duryees
Richard Gray
Paul Longo
John
Rowland
Joseph J Bouton
McKean County
Capital Leads Nation in Tribute to Lincoln
Washington observes Lincoln Day with Hoover Curtis Hughes and cabinet members set for addresses nationwide. Hoover to speak at 10 p m EST from the White House Lincoln room. Officials including Mitchell Wilbur Douk end Guthrie and Canada’s minister to speak at New York Avenue Presbyterian church.
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Lincoln
United Press
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Hoover
Curtis
Hughes
Congress
White House
Jason Hughes
Mitch
Huntington
W. Va
Rep. Welch
Calif. Philadelphi
Richardson and
Sisson
Acheron
Brooklyn
Inquiry into P S C May Open Next Monday
Harrisburg reports an inquiry into the Public Service Commission details plans for hearings next Monday. Senator William L. Barnest chairs the family committee probing the Pine discharge and may call Governor Pinchot and PSC member James S. Ben a as potential witnesses.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Willian L. Barnest
Mobile Service Commission
Pinchot
George W. Wood ¥Ill
James $. Bena
Public Service Commission
Bena
S. Ray Shelby
Public Service Commissan
Corry Hospital Board Holds Meeting Without Action
Corry Hospital board met last evening with no definite decision on the pressing fanfare issue. Directors Dektesa Larson Logelaas Brown Howard and Elsten attended. The January 7 minutes were approved and the hospital received 200 from Pennsylvania Gas Company as part of its Community Chest. AACS approved conditional affiliation and the board backed the Hospital Association of Pennsylvania program. Ruth Clyburne reported ninety six patients January service four births twelve major and twelve minor operations and three thousand two hundred ninety eight meals served. Visiting committee found the hospital clean with minor repairs and some repainting planned. The board authorized borrowing 1875 against state appropriation and reviewed the institution’s finances.
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Corry Hospital
Busim
Dektesa Larson
Logelaas
Brown
Howard
Elsten
Jauary
Pennsylvania Gas Company
American College of Surgeons
Hospital Association of Pennsylvania
Ruth Clyburne
Ie Hospital
Way Opens to Raise Veterans Loan Limit
Washington February 12 The House Ways and Means Committee adopted a compromise veterans relief bill to raise the loan limit on adjusted service certificates. The panel planned a favorable vote and discussed costs with Treasury Undersecretary Mills and Veterans Bureau Director Hines. A proposal would boost the limit by 25 percent to a new level of 474 1/2 percent, with funding considered difficult via bond issues.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington, Fel
Howse {Ays and Means Committee
Lof Treasury
Ogden J. Mills
Frank T. Hines
Aiia Dhl
Rey
Fish
Republican
W. C
Ladiy
Mills
Iines
Bse
Mile
Treasury
Registered mail robbery at Union Station shocks Washington
Two men pistol whipped a mail clerk at Union Station Washington and stole three pouches of registered mail destined for the Treasury reduction division. The bills were later found to be cut in half and perforated, with a face value of 307000 dollars. Postal inspectors and police pursued the case as the first capital mail robbery.
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Washington
Rye Damotta Todiy
Poyches
Treasury
New York Federal Reserve
New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Union Station
Oncy
W. A. Offut
Reduction d
Comptroller
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve
Potter Death Casts Light on Underworld Links
Detective Inspector Cornelius W. Gody proposed that William B. Potter former Republican leader was killed to stop exposure of city lands frauds. He linked Potter to two underworld elements and said an East Side gang near Parkwood Drive may have carried out the murder after his body was found Sunday night.
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United Press
Cleveland
Cornelius W. Gody
William BE. Potter
Potter
Cody
East Side
Parkwood Drive
Pang
Board member disputes Journal report on open meeting
A district education official refutes a Journal story about his threat to resign unless colleagues supported certain statements at an open meeting. He argues the piece misrepresented remarks on salary discussions and calls for strict economy, noting prior clashes with the board chair.
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D. A. Hilstrom
Board of Education
Journal
Huestrom
Hoare
Journal Representative
Aleged
Yeyan
Lyceum Concert Closes Series With Cathedral Trumpeters
The winter lyceum series ends with a fine concert by the Cathedral Trumpeters at the High School auditorium. The four girl ensemble mixed classical and popular tunes with readers and soloists. Fern Casford provided a noted reading as the Redpath bureau waived extra tickets to honor belated subscriber sales.
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Cathedral
Lyceum
Fern Casford
Redpath Bureau
Cours
Senate weighs food loan compromise interpretation
Senate leaders seek White House guidance on a $40 million food loan provision tied to a larger $49 million relief plan. Secretary Hyde’s interpretation could bar use of funds for nonfood needs as a fight over aid to farmers intensifies.
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Secretary OF Agriculture
Hyde
Hoover
Lyle C. Wilson
Unite
Washington. Co
Senate
Washington
Reichstag votes to continue Young Plan payments and seek revisions
Berlin February 12 The Reichstag defeated a Communist motion to stop Young Plan payments by 214 to 58 with one abstention. It then backed the Christian Socialists 314 to 46 for immediate negotiations with Young Plan signatories to obtain revision. An agrarian motion for an immediate moratorium under the Young Plan and steps toward revision failed 247 to 124 with abstentions.
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Secr Rress
Berlin
Reichstag
Young Plan
Christian Socialists
Immeifiste
General Aviation Buys Pittsburgh Concern
United Press reports General Aviation Corporation a subsidiary of General Motors takes control of the Pittsburg Airplane Company. George Has president of Pittsburgh Aviation Industries Corporation announced the move on February 12.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Eeeral Aviation Corporation
General Motors, Inc
Pittsburg Airplane Company
George 1
Pittsburgt Aviston Industries Corporation
Remoeer
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Vera
Pope
Sim
T. A. Council
Len Nsatzman
New York City
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P.S.C
Penn'a Gas Co
Watson
Goff
West Virginia
Ilpower
Nuover
Fiyde
Wobinsim
Senate Borah
Idaho
Seendtary Hyne
Louisville
REDS
United
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