Stresses Need of Home Training to Cut Crime
Erie attorney J A Blackmore urged Rotary Ladies Night attendees to focus on home training and parental guidance during school years as key to lowering crime. The talk titled Criminology featured songs, speeches, and a reception at Hotel Corry with 54 in attendance and remarks by club officers.
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John A. Blackmore
Erie
Rotary Chub
Corry
Service Club
L Donald Watson
Cld
Ralph §. Dewey
Dewey
Horton J. Davis
Carlton Chaffee
Elwyn Gage
Chaffee
Charles Lyons
Union City
Rumor of Fighting Reports Spread From Libya Front
United Press dispatch from Tunis reports government officials privately dismiss rumors of clashes between French and Italian forces on the Tunisian Libya front last Friday. Officials say there were no battles, no border incidents, and no deaths. investigations continue.
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United Press
Eric Laone
Tun Shed
Libya
P U C Member Resigns Post Ends Four Aide Term
Harrisburg report notes Public Utility Commission member Donald M. Livingston resigns effective February 28 1920 leaving three Democrats on the panel. Remaining members include Donlea A. Driecal chairman Richard J. Beamish and Thomas C. Buchan. Officers receive 10000 annually with 500 extra for the chairman.
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Public Utility Commission
United Press Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
Donald MM
Philadelphia
Livingston
Tris Jetter
Lam
Tgt
F-Man
Donle A. Drlecal
Richard J. Beamish
Thomas’ C. Buchan
Guam Dispute Delays Vote on War Measure
Washington February 24 controversy over authorizing seven million for Guam improvements stalled final House action on the 53.8 million bill to strengthen naval air bases. The House Naval Affairs chair Vinson predicted Guam provision would be retained but Republican foes argued it would be eliminated. Democrats argued the measure would fund only harbor dredging a guard beacon and a power station.
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United Press
Washington
Guam
House
Streigthen Naval Air Bases
Huse
Chalnmim Cart Vinson, B
Gay
House Naval Affairs Committee
Hamilton Fish
Joseph B. Shannon
Roosey
Balkan Entente to Recognize Spanish Rebels
In Bucharest on February 22 the Balkan Entente nations Romania Yugoslavia Turkey and Greece agreed to recognize the Spanish Nationalists as the legal government but left each member free to decide timing and means of recognition. Romanian Foreign Minister Gregor GafenoI expressed hope spring would bring peace in Spain and stressed readiness to cooperate on Spain's reconstruction.
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Balkan Entente
United Press
Bucharest
Roumania
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Greece
Spain
I Tseip
Gregor Gafenoi
Forcelen
Reconatroe
Washington visits Port LeBoeuf not fully clear
Fragment from a 18th century narrative recalls George Washington visiting Fort LeBoeuf in 1753 as a youthful aide to Virginia governor Dinwiddie. It notes Washington’s discussions with officers, the fort’s command, and later commemorative mentions in the Wentworth papers.
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Washington
Touhy
George Washington
Washngton
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Dinwiddie
Virginia
Port LeBoeuf
Erie County
Bort LeBoeuf
Corry Hosts All District Band Festival March 23 25
Corry will host the All District Band Festival sponsored by the Pennsylvania School Music Association on March 23 24 and 25 in one of the citys largest musical events. Carlton A Chaffee in charge of Corry High school war is handling arrangements for the 108 piece band and guest conductor. Music supervisors from Warren Cambridge Springs and others will attend as the festival unfolds with concerts and events across three days. More than a hundred visiting musicians and escorts will require housing, as Mr Chaffee works with the council to arrange rooms and plan a meeting with local organizers.
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Corry
Pennsylvania School Music Association
Carlton A. Chaffee
Warren
Youngsville
Union City
Lawrence Park
Milleweek
Cambridge Springs
Albion
Conneautville
Conneaut Lake
Springboro
Edinboro
Lock Haven
Spartansburg
Atudent Mine
Chaffee
A. Council
Japan to request expanded police powers in Shanghai settlement
Bhangal Feb 22 Japanese anger over Chinese terrorists intensifies. Tokyo expected to issue ultimatums to foreign authorities in the Shanghai International Settlement. Japan may seek larger Japanese police presence and patrol rights to counter terrorism. In 18 months Chinese terrorists have killed over 80 collaborators with the Japanese, while guerrillas harass and attack isolated garrisons in occupied zones. Snow flurries and cold tonight with rising temperatures tomorrow.
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United Press
Bhanghal
United States
Tokyo
Jats
Japan
Shanghai
Chines
Nam
Blue Shirt’ Patriotic Organization
Convict Is Shot Captured Amid Extreme Snow Chaos
Nine inches of snow crippled traffic across the Unesily district as a brutal storm blanketed the area. Visibility dropped to near zero, roads were treacherous, and crews battled wind and freezing temperatures. Officials warned the weather would persist with continued cold and scattered snow showers, while highway crews closed several routes.
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United Press
Jannsylvan
Ilepartment
Ems
Wyoming
Two Officers Known in Corry Duel Arrested
In Corry troopers report two well known officers involved in a duel ending with parole and a complex sequence of rearrest events. The scene spans Ochowne to Leop Hollow and includes a mid Memunet Park location near Franklin and a state patrol response.
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Corry
Soriy
Huelap
Weles
Abner
Itnghmanton
Ochowne
Police seize punchboard boards after mayor’s order
Acting on Mayor E Henler’s directive police confiscated two punchboard devices from a northside confectionery. Chief John Flanikan said the action aligns with the mayor’s plan to rid the city of punch boards after complaints that children could play the devices.
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Rank E. Henler
Pollce Subhorilies Touaw
John Flanikan
Cae
Hapler
France Britain to Approve Rebels
Paris february 98 a terse dispatch reports united recognition of the Spanish Nationalist government after a Freely cabinet meeting Friday. The wax indicated wrongly that Prime Minister faced new developments in the crisis.
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France
Britain
Paris
Spain
Police Probe HoldUp Here
Police investigate a purse snatching at a city block near the library. A 18 to 20 year old man with gray hat and overcoat followed a woman, demanded her pocketbook, and fled when the bag was found empty. The incident occurred near Chipchano Jonter Streets area as the suspect fled toward a local business auction. Police did not report a recovered item or ongoing leads by afternoon.
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Seemif Lin
Boulip
South Center
Miorlan Sherif
Brooke Street
Duc
Chipchano Jonter
Wieman
Tun
Bim
Polis
Lockard seeks clemency after pardon board denial
In Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania on February 22 Roy Lockard, convicted of the Spike slaying, told reporters he would appeal to the governor after learning the pardon board refused his request for clemency. He urged the governor to act, saying he hopes the governor will do something for him.
Pat Roark Dies After Polo Match in Pasadena
International polo loses one of its noted players as Pat Roark, 40, a Briton and member of the Olan team, dies in Pasadena after a fatal injury sustained during a riding game Sunday. Captain C. T. £. (Pat) Roarl reported fatally injured before death.
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Pat Roark
Pasadena
Cal
Kidnapped Brooklyn Boy Released After Ransom Reduction
George Katz, a Brooklyn accountant, said his four year old son Michael was kidnapped Monday and released that night after payment of about $200. The kidnappers demanded $7,000 but lowered the amount after Katz, through an intermediary, explained he could pay no more. Katz shielded the full details and police declined to comment.
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United Press
New York
George Katz
Brooklyn
Michael
Ransam
Ransor
Kate
Threats to Tie Up State Aid Budget Fight in Harrisburg
Minority leaders threaten a major clash to block the 1939 legislature over the budget as Gov. James proposes a large increase in spending. The stalemate centers on aid relief and multi million dollar programs, with party leaders planning hearings and committee actions to press their demands.
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James
United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
Dalines
Huse
Ellie Igi
Grossly
Jnmvefieignl
Imanljite
Luvin
Wiahs
Benrirenee Teitay
UGLN
Joiik
Legyne J
Lmeneyrine Rerio Hiuliet Wisk
Sr Artonativatavst
Ion Pall Ty
Conkrakting Gr
Warn Motorists to Get Permits for 1939 Vehicle Cards
The article warns motorists to obtain permits by the February 28 deadline for 1939 vehicle cards. Secretary of Revenue Walter A. Kyesy warns that full enforcement will occur and drivers must rush to obtain new cards as workers prepare at the revenue department today.
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Pet Howe
Regine
Walter A. Kyesy
Capitol
Earda
Minor truck crash on East Main Street
Police investigated a minor accident on East Main Street involving a white tractor driven by Gilbert Seiman of Booneville North Carolina. The truck, a Chevrolet owned by We Merritt, struck Maprit Appliance Company front in an attempted parking maneuver. Settlement reached for damages totaling 32640.
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East Main Street
Loney
Mula Streo
Rociway Express
Alteron
Gilbert Seinman
Booneville
N.C
Chevrolet
Merritt
Maprit
Stinson
Akte
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