TWO CHURCHES TURNED INTO IMPROVISED SCHOOLS
Two city churches are improvised classrooms as school officials move classes in real time due to boiler trouble at the Washington Building. The Advent Christian church on Essex Street and Parish Hall host groups while other classes relocate to Mimmanel Gh basement Junior High and Palpylew school. Cracks in the Holler building prompted temporary shifts with repairs ongoing and resumption expected by Friday if possible.
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Washington
Advent Christian Church
Essex Street
Milcine
Priptum
Hoover in Muscle Shoals negotiations exposed
United Press reports evidence that President Hoover while secretary of commerce and Claudius Huston then Republican National Committee chair attempted to unite power and chemical interests over Muscle Shoals. A memorandum to Huston details Hoover's efforts, Bankhead talks, and pressure on Alabama Power to reveal company positions.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Commerce
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
Senate
Tennessee
Huston
American Guanamid Co
Mr. Hoover
Owen D. ‘Young
Bell
John H. Beal
Alabama Power Company
Presaire
Five Arrested in Pittsburgh Blind Still Raid
Prohibition agents seized a 200 gallon still and liquor in raids in the Pittsburgh district yesterday. Five persons were arrested in the operation conducted February 19.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Prohibition
Bethlehem names reformist police chief in tough first month
Minister Traffote of Bethlehem, now in his first month as police chief, reports 175 speakeasies and 23 houses of ill fame closed, 68 prostitutes driven out, 25 stills destroyed, and 15 illicit machines seized. He reorganized the department, denoting strong anti crime efforts amid internal resignations and demotions.
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United Press Athlorem
Frederick T. Traffote
Bethlehem
Tabert Pfeiffe
Trafford
Tig Start
Chiet
Sia
Sila Meca
Close Call in Auto Accident at Main and Franklin
A four-vehicle collision at the Main and Franklin Streets intersection near midnight involved Mrs. D. C. Daugherty, Mrs. Hinson, and a young Corry couple. The Daugherty sedan was overturned but all four occupants escaped serious injury, though shaken and removed from the wreck. Occupants of the other car were not identified in the report.
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Grilling of Hanna Continues as Police Push for Body Location
Wooster Ohio February 19 authorities intensified questioning of Charles Hanna 58 seeking the missing four year old Melvin Hors found dead after a disappearance from Orrville in December 1928 Hanna alleged Earl Donold 42 buried the body near Hanna s former Orrville home and along Sugar Creek excavation at both sites failed to recover the remains
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Addressed High Students by Frederick M. Snyder
Frederick M. Snyder spoke to Senior High pupils at morning assembly on A Glimpse Of Some Imps in the High auditorium Lyceum course. His talk covered Keeping Ahead Of Effects and the mechanics of paper production, with a challenge to Feuer and publishing.
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Frederick M. Snyder
Lyceum
Willy the Romanen
Ngs
Corry Enjoys Real Spring Like Weather
Corry experiences an unseasonably warm spell as midwest and western cities report record highs. From Kansas City to Denver and beyond, temperatures climb into the 70s and 80s while subzero memories fade and early spring indicators appear across many states and towns.
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Chicago
al Yori
Kansas City
Mercury
Denver
Cheyenne
Wyo
Reading
Miles City
Mont
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chitagd
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Dakotas
Harris Declines Lieutenant Governor Bid in May Primaries
Pittsburgh Feb 19 State Senator J Harris who had been named as a tentative candidate for lieutenant governor in the May primaries announces he will not enter the race He says he can serve the public better as a member of the Senate Frank Baldwin was mentioned as a possible successor to Harris on the ticket
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Pittsburgh
Rank J. Harris
Harris
Senate
Franke
Baldwin
Surocessor
Five Power Naval Conference Delayed by French Crisis
London reports the five power naval talks adjourned until February 26 due to the Paris cabinet crisis and French delegation issues. American delegates fear a long, tedious process with possible April return. Japan remains firm on a 70 percent ratio. Italy hints at concessions.
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Webb Milder
United Press
London
Paris
Raymond Clapper
Tts
Naval Exvow
St. James Palace
Ponting
Nuji
Americat
Rawal
St Petit
Is Standsi
France
Japan
England
Italy
City of Lille Freighter Grounds Off Newport Coast
In fog two tugboats from San Pedro rushed to assist the City of Lille, a Sherman-Bucknell freighter en route from Newport News to San Pedro, which went aground off Newport coast near San Pedro, California.
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San Pedro
Calif
Lille
Sherman-Bucknell Lines
Newport
Cal
Newport News
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
NBC and CBS networks feature a lineup of programs at set times including Yeast Poamers Gen. Mills fast freight Palmo alive hour Philco hour and Regis Lopez hour with broadcasts from WABC W12 WHAP WALES and WJZ at 8 9 10 p m across major networks listed with time slots and show titles.
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NBC
Yeast Poamers
WABC
GBS
Gen. Mills Fast Freight
Wales
CBS
Mellon Weighs Shifting Support If Ware Quits
Philadelphia reports say the Mellon and Allegheny county leaders may back Judge Finns Browne for governor if William S Ware exits the senatorial race. W L Mellon travels to Florida to discuss moving Mellon support to Finns Browne, while Vare’s Philadelphia backers remain silent. Douglas, Vare's secretary, travels to Philadelphia to organize a renewed bid for the Senate.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Mullan Ovantation
Allegheny Iunty
Wilim S-Ware
Phiiladelphis Republican
St. Lucie
Florida
W. L. Mellon
Vare
Mellon
Finns Stnte
Delphia
Morida
Tn Three
Jie
Willian R. Douglas
Senate
Denied cross examination of wet witnesses at hearings
Washington reports that Rep. Graham, Republican of Pennsylvania, barred cross examination of Walter Liggett during house judiciary hearings on repeal of the 18th amendment. He cited Liggett’s current southern tour and an editorial from a Kansas paper, saying broad rights would handicaps the proceeding if granted.
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Washington
House Judiciary
Pennsylvania
Graham
W. H. Smith
Kansas
Walter Liggett
Liggett
Syhe
Lamber
Kas
Smith
Japanese Voters to Polls to Name Cabinet
United Press reports more than 4,000,000 Japanese voters will vote tomorrow across the Empire to elect 466 members of the lower house of Teikoku Gurai, the cabinet. About 12,000,000 men are qualified. leaders of parties express confidence with 76 percent expected to cast ballots.
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TOKIO
Teikoku Gurai
Arrest Three for Radical Speeches in Pittsburgh Plant Protest
Three men identified as John Sara aged 26, John Kasper 37, and James Pettia 82, all of Pittsburgh, were arrested after police said they made “Communistic” statements near a Motor Company plant. The incident prompted charges related to disruptive public speech at the site.
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United Frese Pittsburgh
Web
Eanphageos. Motor Company
John Sara
John Kasper
James Pettia
Pittsburgh
Warm Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh on February 14 reports a continued warm spell with temperatures expected between 66 and 80 degrees above zero. The Weather Bureau office sees no break in the current warm trend and forecasts steady mild conditions for the area.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Treat
Hoover Moves to Break Jan in Legislation
President Hoover launches a public campaign to break the legislative stalemate by appealing directly to the nation. He avoids the Senate, links business to tariff delay, and girds for a fight with the Democratic Western Republican coalition over the house tariff bill.
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Jan
Senate
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Marck Itth
Igh
Prohibition Agent Shot Down in Belmont County Raid
An Ohio prohibition agent was shot and left in serious condition at a local hospital after police traced footprints from the site of an earlier discharge in an abandoned automobile. The officer, connected to recent raids, had reportedly received threats and acted on evidence obtained in Belmont County.
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Unites Fess
Explosions at Bayonne Refinery Kill Many Injured
Nine men are dead and several seriously hurt after three explosions ripped through the Baysway refinery of Standard Oil near New Jersey. Fire turned the alcohol experiment building into a blazing furnace sending workers fleeing and doctors working overnight to treat the injured as ambulances and nurses mobilized.
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Eliaabeth
Baysway
Standard Oil Company of
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Sire
William Duffy
Bayonne
William Cross
Union City
William Casey
Elizabeth
Dom
Alcohol Experiment Laboratory
Linden
Coolidge Joins Los Angeles Breakfast Club Today
Calvin Coolidge joined the Los Angeles Breakfast Club in a ham and eggs ritual with his wife Mrs. Coolidge. The former president will likely attend film industry activities, with membership noted as two gold initiations for the distinguished visitor.
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Union Press
Los Angeles
Calvin Coolidge
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