15 Dead 4 Missing In Sea Disasters Amid Snow Waves
United Press reports heavy snow and extreme cold sweeping the east causing widespread disruption. Snow buried eight inches in places with injuries from slick roads. Ohio reports eleven injuries. Alabama Tennessee Georgia and Carolinas see light snow. Chicago log shows eight inches and deadly wrecks. New England endures heaviest winter snowfall. midwest cold threatens eastern states. Aged minister Rev Krider, 82, killed in Altoona trolley crash.
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Five Die as Two Planes Crash in Canada and U S
In Columbia British Columbia Mildred Rogers and Elva Hope both seventeen died when a first flight plane crashed and burned. Don Diggel was thrown clear and escaped serious injury. In Macon Georgia a plane from the Mayon Air Derby crashed into a business street, injuring several bystanders. The craft reportedly released paper bombs during the descent.
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Ja Danaing
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Odd Fellows Confer Degree At Union City
Corry Encampment 1. O. O. F. conferred the Roys Purple degree at Union City during the Erie County Patriarchs League February meeting. Delegates from across the country attended. Donald J. Patterson of Erie spoke on The Practical Side of Odd Fellowship. Luncheon followed with social session. next league session planned for Brie on March 28 with Heneosis Encampment hosting.
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Heneosis
Investigation into death of Robert Livingston Ireland continues
Police in New York on February 18 intensified inquiries into the death of Robert Livingston Ireland, a retired capitalist and cattle producer. His body was found earlier today at the Hotel Seymour with four bullets reportedly discovered in the scene.
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Polige Today
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Local Postal Employees Eye Social Gathering Next Wednesday
The Corry delegation plans to attend the Northwestern Pennsylvania Postal Employees Association meeting at Frankdis as holiday hours honor Washington's anniversary. L. Sears topped his second prize in the Journal limerick contest. Leary Jick Lindsley of First Avenue submitted notable entries. A robin was seen in a tree behind the Journal building and a First Ward woman was jailed after a disturbance.
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Corry ‘Ee
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Avinue
Queensland Law Aids Dry Enforcement Policy
Washington announced that a policy from years before prohibition would allow enforcement actions against liquor traffickers under the old Internal Revenue law. Assistant Treasury Secretary Lowman said raids could occur without search warrants in certain cases and property could be confiscated pending court disposition. He noted Volstead Act remains in effect for most cases, with the old statute used in larger violations.
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Wedere
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Pan American Conference Nearing Final Stages
Havana reports the sixth Pan American Conference moving into final stages with major problems settled. Arbitration and conciliation efforts advance, a Washington conference planned within a year, and plenary sessions await to approve eight major committees' work amid uncertain final timing.
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Louis Jay Heath
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Gnay
M Y Symphony Orchestra to Play at Chautauqua Assembly
At the Chautauqua Institution annual trustees meeting in Pittsburgh, President Arthur B. Bester outlined the 65th Assembly from June 28 to August 26 on Chautauqua Lake New York. He announced the New York Symphony Orchestra will give 26 concert performances beginning July 17 under conductor Albert Stroessner, its 10th engagement as the orchestra marks its 50th year. The orchestra has been a leading promoter of modern music across the United States. Also noted was a high school basketball setback at Kane with extra time loss.
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Pittsburgh
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New York
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Albert Stroessel
United States
Corry Man Promoted by Erie Railroad Changes
TR Patton, longtime Gerry resident and former Elmira division passenger agent, will move to Cleveland on March 1 to replace D. Brown as general passenger department agent, with Col John H Webster of Bur Tale set to succeed him in Elmira.
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Political Clash Over Prohibition Weighs on 1930s Parties
Washington reports rising signs of campaign trouble over the prohibition issue in both parties. In the GOP, Willis in Ohio and Borah pressure aim to bind nominees to a dry platform, while Hoover allies seek a firmer anti saloon plank. In the Democratic camp, Smith and Reed back Walsh against Smith’s rivals to keep religion from shaping votes. Bruce Mayes notes Walsh’s defense of anti prohibition strategy.
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New York
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Kansas
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Hoover Willis
Hoover
Pulic
Sven Borah
Lowden
Dlings
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Indiana
Edge
New Jersey
Wete
Senate
Jones
Ohio
Smith
Missuri
Chicken House Raided By Unknown Thieves
Police report a hen house west of the city was visited by chicken thieves. A. G. Buller of the State Hatchery lost twenty chickens in the raid. No clues were found and authorities warn poultry keepers to secure coops and stay vigilant for further visits.
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Ots
Farm home razed. child burns in blaze near Union City
A fire on the Corry Union City highway destroyed Franc Behan’s farm home near Shreve country home Friday morning. One child suffered facial and hand burns while four other family members and five children narrowly escaped as the blaze, likely started by an overheated stave or defective chimney, swept through the dwelling.
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Corry Union City
Shreve
Sneak Thief Takes 75 Dollars at Northside Store
Police investigate a Grand Shoppe robbery in the Grand Theatre Building on North Center Street. About 7.5 dollars in small change was stolen from a cigar box in the basement. four to five suspects are linked, with no decisive identification yet. The proprietor Wisemingh cannot confirm whether the theft occurred day or night.
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Wisemingh
Fifteen Dead in Blast on Oil Tanker near San Francisco
San Francisco reported fifteen sailors killed after an explosion aboard the oil tanker Peralta off the bay. Twenty-one crew escaped. many passengers were washed overboard as the vessel capsized near Alcatraz Island. Dispatches from San Pedro and Long Beach confirm casualties and ongoing investigations.
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Wella
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Lewis
Oulsland
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Gullani
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Avelyn Watt
Berkeley
Peralta
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San Francisco
Oakland
Severn
Bomb wrecks home of Chicago municipal judge
In Chicago a bomb wrecked the apartment of Judge John A. Sharburg and his wife were awakened by the blast but neither was injured. The attack occurred on February 16 and caused extensive damage to the residence.
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Chicago
Jin Tighl
Thompson
Mipibpall
John A. Sharbugo
Sharbar
Neltier
Radio Schedule Highlights From Tonight's Lineup
Tonight's top features include the New York Chamber Music Society at 10 PM on WIZ, the New York Symphony Orchestra at 9 PM, the Philadelphia Hour on WIA at 8 PM, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra at 10:08 PM on WOR. The schedule lists station calls and times, with brief program notes and an address for the vice president in New York.
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