Jamestown May Curbs Industrial Power Use Plan
Jamestown officials discuss potential drastic curtailment of industrial production to preserve the city power plant's two week coal generated reserve. Mayor Samuel A Strath, district fuel coordinator Charles R Waters, and state officials consider state approval before curbing orders to keep domestic power supplied.
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Charles R. Waters
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Buffalo
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Somerset paper notes marriage of local woman to German composer
A Somerset woman, 20, married German composer Johann Walter Stumpf of Heivenstadt Stuttgart on February 14. The brief notice, published by her father Henry Baker Reiley in the Somerset American, states she traveled to Europe with dolls for needy children.
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Europe
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Walter Stumpf
Heivenstadt
Stuttgart
Germany
Investigation begins into Long Island wreck cause
A formal inquiry is opened into the Rockville Centre wreck that killed 29, with representatives from the Interstate Commerce Commission and New Jersey Public Service Commission meeting in a closed session to gather information. Railroad officials will question signalmen and others involved to determine liability and prevent future incidents.
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Dairy Worker Held for Fraud at Erie
James Matta, a 19 year old Dairy Co. delivery man in Erie, is charged with fraudulent appropriation of 800 dollars. Constable James Hogan issued the warrant after Matta allegedly took the funds while employed. Matta posted bond and is due for a preliminary hearing Monday, February 27, at 8 a.m.
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Hoan
Princeton Cyclotron Fire Wrecks Lab Facility
Fire devastated the Palmer Laboratory at Princeton University early today damaging the $400,000 cyclotron built in 1945. Dr. Milton White, physics professor and Navy project director, said only the magnets might be saved as fire crews battled the blaze in the basement of the two story building, forcing cancellation of classes and subduing other labs for the day.
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Widow of former U.S. ambassador killed in Philadelphia fire
Mrs. Morris, a 70 year old widow and descendant of Philadelphia's first mayor Edward Shipnen, died when her bed caught fire in her home on Toomer Angusiit Shipper West. Fire officials said the blaze started in the bed causing fatal injuries.
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Edward Shipnen
Condemned Slayers To Be Executed Monday
Two condemned slayers, each guilty of four double murders, face execution Monday at Rorkview state prison by electric chair. The state pardon board rejected pleas, and names include William Giving 42 of Beaver County and others connected to elderly victims.
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Autrey Front
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Hoye
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Speculate on Break in Relations With Hungary
A fragmentary report recalls alleged tensions over consular aid and espionage, mentioning Bulgaria and Hungary. It cites Bulgarian police actions against three Bulgarian legation employees on spying charges and describes pressures around a Bulgarian detainee, Shipkov, tied to U.S. efforts to secure his exit permit and questioning by American officials.
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Spy claims and exile amid Bulgarian political tension
A strained plea over spying led to Shipkov losing position and Wires facing relegation. Heath, aided by an American envoy, lived at the legation to avoid arrest. On January 12 foreign police demanded Shipkov’s connection to actions against Bulgaria. Heath was recalled mid investigation as Bulgaria pressed for recall on January 19 accusing him of plotting to overthrow the government. The United States called the claim unfounded and Heath remained under protection until a recent shift.
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