Spring Creek Home Burned In Late Thursday Fire
Lee Lilie family of Spring Creek lost their dwelling and some furnishings when the Neuse River area home burned yesterday afternoon due to a defective chimney. Roy Lillie owned the property located near Donalds-A store on the main highway. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade but flames spread rapidly, limiting damage to the burning house and allowing another nearby home to be saved. Insurance reportedly covered part of the property loss.
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Lee Lilie
Spring ‘Creek
Neuse
Propersty
Roy Lillie
Donalds
Spring Creek
Dan Bowell
Pirét
Corry Hospital Funds Denied By County Commissioners
The county commission denied Corry Hospital funds amid a broader push involving British and French officials. In foreign news, Soviet forces push deeper into Finland as Nazi Soviet cooperation garners attention, with reports of up to 100000 Russian troops near Viipuri and continued fierce defenses around the Mannerheim Line.
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Joe Alex Oomarts
United Press
Gulf of Soviet
Russia
Red Army
Finland
Europe
Mannerheim
Berlin
Adel Hiller
Voelkrath
Er Reobachter
Fineland
Viipuri
Ruin
Helsinki
Ety Huke
Meacow
Jizvestia
Germany
Sild
Judge Rules Against State in Bankruptcy Case
Judge Bard ruled that unemployment contributions from bankrupt employers are not taxes and not a state priority claim. He said such funds are general creditor claims. Judge Hard held the state cannot demand priority for delinquency related contributions under the federal Bankruptcy Act of 1938.
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Bard
Generel
Transportation Near Normal After Snow Blockade
United Press reports Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania easing from a heavy snowstorm. After days of crippled transport hundreds of workers clear snow from streets and highways while trolleys and autos slowly resume service. district anxious for full normalcy as crews work.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylsvania
Ata Alwnace
More Neutral Vessels Sunk
London reports three Danish ships and Italian freighter Giorgio Ohien sunk in the last 24 hours as the intensified sea war escalates. Danish advices name Martin Goldschmidt Rhone and Sleipner sunk while British sources denounce attacks on neutral shipping and urge neutral vessels to join British warship convoys.
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Walled Press
London
Giorgio Ohien
Martin’ Goldschmidt
Local Air Mail Service Resumes After Storm
Local air mail service by All-American Airways resumed this morning after a freeze caused cancellations Wednesday and Thursday. Ground conditions delayed pickups on Spring Street Hill. only one plane attempted a landing yesterday and nosed over. Postal officials expect fewer than fifty cancellations in the first year despite weather disruptions.
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All-American Airways
Pittsburgh
Corry
Nichols Transfer
Spring Street Hill
Ttig
Post Office Department
Clearing and Testing Citys Fire Hydrants
City workers and Corry Water Supply crews clear heavy snow and ice from hydrants to ensure access during fires. Hydrants are being tested at company offices with no anticipated frozen lines. The water company notes years without frozen fire service hydrants and will maintain ongoing testing and inspection.
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Cony Municipal
Corry Water Supply Company
Cty
Ccibany
Free Under Bond As Wheelwright Pleads
In New York on February 11, Welwel Warsnnwer, using the alias Robert William Wheel, held on $10,000 bond, awaits arraignment for making a plea statement upon a passport application. The incident stems from activities with the Communist party in the United States.
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New York
Welwel Warsnnwer
Robert William Wheel Diréasut
Comminnlet Party
United States
Cvstamien
Republicans in Session to Fix Date for Confab
Washington reports Republican National Committee Chairman John D. M. Hamilton aims to nominate Roosevelt as a third term, hoping to settle the three-term issue at the 1940 convention set for June 24. He denounces New Dealers for echoing European dictators and cites unemployment, youth prospects, farm income, and business failures as failures of the New Deal.
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Lyle
Wilson
United Press Staff
Correspana
Washington
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Hamilton
Ahd
Roosevelt divorce filed amid third term talk
Friends of James Roosevelt note the timing of his divorce suit, filed yesterday in Los Angeles, amid nationwide chatter about a possible third term for President Roosevelt. They wonder if the move signals his political plans and potential impact on his father’s presidential prospects.
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United Asco
Angeles
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Betty Cushing
Harvey Cushing
County Officials Barred From Collecting Certain Fees
Attorney General Claude T. Reno told Public Assistance Secretary Howard L. Russet that the Department of Assistance cannot collect fees from county probate officials such as prothonotaries or registers of wills. The opinion says department employees should not act as fiduciaries of estates and should appoint private individuals when the state has a claim. The department often seeks to recover grants or relief payments and may pursue fees against estates when the estate exceeds statutory limits.
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Claude T. Reno
Public Assistance
Howard L. Russet
Assistance Department
Department of Assistance
Bie
Whae Tow State
Yellel
Alvin Raney
Wis
Welles to Europe to settle U S Britain differences
United States sources say Under secretary Sumner Welles will travel to Europe to work on adjusting differences with Britain over contraband control and mail inspection. Secretary Hull asks Congress for no retaliation against British seizure of US mail until Welles reports back.
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United Press
Washington
Sumner Welles
Europe
United States
Great Britain
Cordell Hull
Congress
Welles
New York
Rex
Iily
Switzerland
Germany
Grea
Britain
France
Col
Edward M House
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Hull
Woman survives after husband shooting tragedy
Washington Pa February 10 A 26 year old farm wife Mary Caldwell mother of two was wounded after she confronted intruders who forced her to shoot and kill her husband Ralph Caldwell during a deadly attack at their home. She was brought to hospital with shotgun wounds and exposure while authorities investigated the chilling incident.
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Washington
Washington Hospital
Elller
Caldwell
Ralph
Han
Jwa
Erie Man 72 Killed In Truck Crash Near Here
Angual Nelson, 72, longtime employee of Jarvetki Manufacturing in Erie, was struck and killed by a truck while walking past buses last night. Roscoe G. Marks, 26, Massillon driver of the truck, released pending inquest findings to be held Monday by Coroner W. G. Stroble. Nelson was the second automatic fatality in Brie this year.
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United Press
ERIG
Angual Nelson
Ja~ Vetki
Hin Lom
Dbus
Roscoe G. Marks
Massillon
W. G. Stroble
Nelson
Brie
Morgan Group to Incorporate Public Bank Holders Trusts
United Press reports Wall Street expects J P Morgan and Company to disband private banking partnership and incorporate as a public institution on April 1. Officials say tax relief and NY incorporation as trustees will accompany the shift, ending private stock ownership and inviting public participation in ownership.
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Morgan Group
United Press
New York
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan and Company
Morgan
Arsind Pigios
Tail
CEREAL PLANT DESTROYED IN BUFFALO FIRE
A major fire at a Buffalo cereal plant destroyed a large packaging line and loaded cartons. Reported losses include 67,000,000 units of cereal damaged by flames and water surge from firefighting efforts. Fire crews prevented spread to nearby facilities as cardboard containers burned and the plant suffered extensive damage.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Sweden Denies Direct Finnish Military Aid
Stockholm reports Prime Minister Hansson announced Sweden will not send Swedish military corps or direct expeditions to Finland. Finnish government officials, including Foreign Minister Tanner, made appeals during visits, but Stockholm signaled no military aid. The Finnish requests aimed to oppose the Red Army invasion and were reportedly made personally by Finnish leaders.
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United Press
Stockholm
Tech
Prime Miliiaer
Per Albin Hanssen
Sweden
Ht General
Vinland
Finland
Hansson
V. A. Tanner
Christin Guenther
Fom
Ephoper Fifets
Dagbind
Pinland
City Considers Special Delinquent Collector Plan
Mayor Hepler and several council members study a proposal to retain a special collector for delinquent taxes. The idea aims to recover long overdue taxes by focusing on large piles of past due bills and tying collections to city boxes. Alderman H Gordon backs the plan as workable and plans consultations with the council before final decisions.
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Hepler Abd Ome
Idool
Man
H. Gordon
Mikylt
Ely Coliel
Erie Hospitals Win Grants From County Board
Erie hospitals Hamot and Strong Vincent each received 2400 in county institutional district funding after requests for 19000 were scaled back. Corry Hospital was denied. officials said the grant supports a sewing project and relief care costs while a broader county budget and tax rate were approved in the morning meeting.
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Garvy
Sie Bie
Tie County Board
Tremlie County
Igd
Erie
Hamot
Strong Vincent
Erie Comuty Board of Commissioners
Corry
General Hospitals
Dong
Garry
Jones Faith Finns Will Win War Debt Help
Federal Loan Administrator Jesse Jones told the House committee he believes Finland will survive Russian aggression and repay debts. He supported a Senate approved increase to the export bank revolving fund by 10 million dollars, enabling Finland to receive 20 million for non military purposes, joining 10 million already advanced.
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Washington
Jesse Jones
House
Barking Committee
Finland
Jones
Sipport
Senate
Essportelmport Bank
Charles Gifford
Musa
Joan
Aamily
Giford
TIESENHEIM HERE TODAY IN SENATE CAMPAIGN
Former state senator Joseph Biesenhelm of Clear is in town for preliminary campaigning amid a crowded Senate race. He seeks the same office, while Scott Way from the western county opposes Zelsenaele for the Republican nomination as Senator Gulson declines another run on the Democratic side.
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Stae
Joseph Biesenhelm
Clear
Yistian
Huchy
Sam Gilson
Scott Way
Cntity
Zelsenaele
Gulson
Sena
Democrayle
Haas Urges More State Aid for Public Schools
Dr. Haas, Pennsylvania state superintendent of public instruction, urged increasing state funds to relieve local burdens. He cited prior years when the state provided 95 million for education while localities paid 13 million and the federal government contributed about 20 million. The push targets relief for farm and real estate tax districts and aims to boost public school funding statewide.
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Wy United Free
Pittsburgh
Fee
B. Haas
Vanja
Aute Port
Davis Proposes Youth Conference in Trendian Unity
Davis proposed in Washington a Trendian unity conference aimed at fostering good citizenship among youth. He urged young people to participate and contribute to a demonstrations of civic responsibility.
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Davis
Tess Washington
Sar Antes J
Washington
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