Baptist church plans advance in rebuild meeting
Members of the Baptist church will meet at Ralph Carroll’s home on East South Street next Tuesday evening to approve or reject a preliminary draft for rebuilding the burned church. Architect Karl J Morrison of Erie presented the plan. Frank W Parsons was retained to supervise construction. Estimated cost stands at about 15 500. The building committee unanimously voted to place operations under Parsons, with foundation and walls salvageable from the ruins to cut costs.
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Baptist Church
Ralph Carroll
East South Street
Frank W. Papsona
Ulreck
Sdffice
Karl J. Morrison
Erie
Parsons
Morrison
Paveans
Motor Strike Widens Breach in Labor Ranks
Washington February 12 United Press reports the AFL and CIO split deepens after the General Motors strike settlement. President William Green urged a united labor front, but CIO leader John L Lewis and Green clash over the pact. Green says it surrender to GM management and crafts bargaining rights, CIO disputes. The UAW allegedly unites labor at GM plants, leaving no peace initiative visible.
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United Press
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Hay
General Motors
William Green
U. of L
United Labor Front
Menta
CIO
John L. Lewis
Green
Federaion
CI0
United Automobile Workers
Roosevelt plans changes in diplomats in Washington
President Roosevelt announced plans to reshuffle the American diplomatic service. He said he would consider transferring ambassadors from current posts and planned to act soon with Secretary Cordell Hull, signaling a broader shakeup after years of service.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
IM. Roosevel
Anid Hag
Cordell Hull
Labor Act rests with high court
The sale of the Wagner labor relations act has been set for decision by the Supreme Court after four days of hearings. Justices will consider the pleas of government and industry attorneys as they study the case in chambers. A ruling is not expected until the court’s next weekly conference with possible date March 1.
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John
Reichmann
United Press
Washington
Eharta
Supreme Court
Lndusery
Pageight
Study on pa hospitals to base state aid outlined
Equitable biennium aid depends on a survey of needs from Pennsylvania hospitals. Questionnaires were sent to 243 state and affiliated institutions including the Cong Hospital. Rep. Herbert B. Cohen said the Joint Senate Nonappropriations Committee will use results to guide allocations, noting past scrutiny of subsidized hospitals and prior high reimbursements for charity service.
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Senate
Wivard E. Clark
R. Chester
Cohen
Two Believed Buried in Snow Near Rogers Pass
Canadian Pacific Railway crews tunneled through a 600 foot avalanche at Rogers Pass to reach a snowplow train wreck. Conductor John M. McDonald aged 52 and Fireman William Christopherson aged 48, both of Revelstoke, were reported missing after the wall of snow hurled the locomotive, plow, spreader, and two cabooses into Pine River, 25 miles east of Revelstoke.
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Uniterness
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific Railway
Rogers Pass
Rocky Mountains
Pine River
Revelstoke
John M. McDonald
William ©. Christopherson
Escaped Inmate Sought in Slaying Near Buffalo
Authorities in Bupalo New York hunt an escaped Pennsylvania state asylum inmate suspected in the murder of Mary Billen Babcock. They say the suspect recently fled and is believed to have committed a crime similar to the Babcock killing.
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Bupaalo
Pennsylvania
Mary Billen Babcock
Miss Babcock
Roosevelt weighs court plan after long study
Washington February reports that President Roosevelt considered a constitutional amendment or congressional action to reorganize the Supreme Court but ruled them unlikely. With Attorney General Homer Simmings and Solicitor General Stanley Reed as advisers, he settled on a plan he deemed best and delayed action to gauge national sentiment.
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United. Press
Washington
Roosevelt
U.S. Supreme Court
White House
Capitol Hall
s/am
Congress
Homer
Simmings
Stanley Reed
Gummings
Reed
Supreme Court
New Hope for Sleeping Beauty Patricia Maguire
Patricia Maguire, a 17 year old stenographer from Oak Park, has spent five years in a coma after encephalitis lethargica. Loyola neurologist Dr Victor Conds reports U S and European research offers hope to awaken her, following a deep coma onset on February 25, 1932, per family physician Dr Eugene Traut.
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United Press
Chtgago
Patricia Maguire
Oak Park
Victor Conds
Loyola University
United States
Europe
Patricia
Eugene Traut
Hold assailant of Emporium man in custody in Inca
Pittsburgh, Feb 12. B A Bill Wilson, sought by McLean county authorities for a January 31 knife attack on Chester Clark of Emporium Pa, was held by Inca police today after police traced a telephone call he made.
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Emporium
United Press
Pittsburgh
B. A
Bill) Wilson
Mclean County
Connecion
Chester Clark
Wilson
Beaver Dam Rural Electric Expansion Begins Work Today
Work started today in Beaverdam as Norouna, acting as broker, launches the Beaver Dam sector of the Northern Rural Electric Cooperative. crews dig holes and set poles to wire hundreds of rural farms for power, part of a 270 mile expansion with 60 miles in this region. the first unit aims to complete over 140 miles of lines by the Marine Westuine company in Chicago.
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Norouna
Beaverain
Watriot
Tim
Atlin
Beaverdam
Northern Rural Electric Comparative Association
Barton
Pittsburgh
Electri
Chicago
Worl
Sadgertown
Pennsylvania
30000 Rebels Leave Malaga to Fight in North
30000 rebels withdraw from the Malaga area to join fronts in the north. Francisco Franco reportedly moved troops toward Cordoba as Loyalists threaten Alcolea and Cordoba, with Nationalists pursuing Loyalists along the coast toward Almeria. The motorized column advances through Torrox, Nerja, Almunecar, Motril.
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Harrison Laroche
United Press
Hendaye
Transier
Goi
Francisco Fran- 20
Malaga
Cordoba
Madjil
Alcolea
Almunecar
Sulobrens
Motril
Second Heir to the Throne of Italy Born in Naples
Crown Princess Marie Jose gave birth to a son in Naples on February 12, becoming the second heir to the Italian throne. The infant arrived around 2 p.m. local time as the next male descendant in the Savoy line, while his sister Maria Pia does not qualify as heir under the Salle Taw rule.
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Snurmeu Press
Naples
Marie Jose
Italy
Maria Pia
Gyowr
Humbert
Salle Taw
House of Savoy
Thongande
Traliang
Flood at New Orleans Recedes as Pumps Plunge In
New Orleans reports five large sandbags plugged to halt a flood that inundated 18 blocks. Giant gutter pumps work to drain the low-lying district as yellow river water spurted toward Lake Pontchartrain. The inundated area lay four blocks below the business district amid shacks and warehouses while pumps moved the water downriver.
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United Press
New Orleans
Dows Situa
New Ortana
Lake Punchartrain
Siva
Push to show Monaghan died of beating in wrongfully accused case
Somerset Pa February 12 A Chicago toxicologist testified in the Stacey Gunderman murder trial that strands of hair found in a basement room of the Uniontown courthouse resembled the hair of 64 year old hotel keeper Frank Munayhati. Eighteen hairs were described as forcibly removed as he answered questions from Attorney General Margiotti who leads the prosecution against seven officials indicted.
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United Press
Somerset
Chicago
Stacey Gunderman
Uniontown
Frank ©. Munayhati
W. Muehthengen
Charles J. Marglotti
Margiotti
Monaghan
Rewthy
Ginderman
Muchsberger
Commonwealth
John ©. Wall
Tie
Bertillon Room
Earhart Plans 27000 Mile World Flight From Oakland
Amelia Earhart Putnam 29 prepares for an 27000 mile round the world flight set to begin within a month. The route starts from Oakland California and will travel east to west, marking both the first circumnavigation by a woman and the first such east west attempt.
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Ly Unites Press
New York
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Aviatrcs
Oakland
Gal
Globe
Young mother claims baby left born here mystery ends
A 28 year old woman from Erie, Helen Wright formerly Helen Smyth, claimed her baby Robert James born at Corry Hospital weeks earlier. The infant found abandoned on Florence Critten don Home steps led officials to question the claim. no arrests planned as authorities review custody and support promises.
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Erie
Erte
Corry Hospital
Svandow
Hrle Minther
Pap Corry Hospital
Bale
Helen Wright
Helen Smyth
Yathy
Robert Jamnes
Corry
Florence Crittendon
Ran Cony Hospital
Autheutius
Allorney
Mortimer
Cain
la Sinnott
Lewis to Focus on Steel Industry and SWOC Growth
Pittsburgh February outlined that settlement of the General Motors strike could speed the national convention of steel workers. SWOC leaders said the timing depends on membership drive progress as they aim to install members in lodges before the convention. The union currently claims over 128,000 members across about 200 lodges and plans to reach 250 lodges to trigger the convention.
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Pittsburgh
General Motors
Jon & Strel
Sho Ates
Johny le Lewis
Tay Mus Rial
Ritfatartemh
Black man found guilty in bathtub murder case
Major Green, a 38-year-old porter, was found guilty by a 12 juror panel after deliberating about 50 minutes in a New York court. The judge set sentence for one week, with the electric chair as mandatory punishment.
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United Press
New York
Major Green
Mary Harriet Case
Porter
Charles S. Golden
Green
GM Plans Full Operations Amid GM Strike
Detroit dispatch reports more than half of the 115000 workers on strike or idle in the 44 day General Motors stoppage are expected back on the job by Monday as officials push to revive production. Orders for 25000000 dollars in materials have been placed to meet a March 1 target with 69 pilots coordinating coast to coast. In Michigan plants at Flint Saginaw Bay City and others as well as Cleveland operations the aim is to reopen to around 1500,0000 workers across plants, with activity resuming and inspections ongoing. In Flint denotization of the National Guard will begin tomorrow morning as the 119th Field Artillery and 100th Cavalry are demobilized, leaving about 2200 guardsmen by week’s end.
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Flint
United Press
Detroit
General Motors
GMC
Cleveland
Mune
Addibiinty Vnsits
Cpenine Morey
Ailles
Buiew
Wisher
Mid
National Guard
Genéal Motors
Joseph Hi Lewis
Dami
119Th Pieli Artillery
100Th Cavalry
She Qgsth
126Th
Lincoln stand on high court echoed by Earle
Gov. George W. Earle of Pennsylvania, at a Lincoln Day event in Springfield, cited Abraham Lincoln to oppose Roosevelt’s Supreme Court plan. He warned that treating judges as ultimate arbiters risks despotism and described the court as presumptuous and absurd in Lincoln’s view.
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Ay Wien
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Roosevelt
George W. Earle
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
Roosevalt
Supreme Court
Farle
Dust Storm Sweeps Across Kansas and Oklahoma
A severe dust storm reduced visibility to less than a mile and swept westward across southwestern Kansas prairies and the Oklahoma panhandle. Described by the weather bureau as the worst of the year, this is the first major storm since last Sunday.
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Wy United Press
Wichita
Kans
Kansas Prairies
Oklahoma Panhandle
Sirood Weather Bupean
Dakota rejects child labor abolition amendment vote
South Dakota lawmakers refused to ratify the child labor amendment as the House adopted a majority report recommending rejection. In other news from East Liverpool, youth was fatally hurt when a automobile collided with a truck, Alex Miner of East Liverpool died today.
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Dakota
United Press
Pierre
S. D
South Dakota
House of Representatives
East Liverpool
E Tous
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