Anxiety Eased By Address Of Schuschings
The French government seeks parliamentary guidance as anxiety over European alliances eases after Schuschnigg’s defiant Austria stance. Britain faces domestic turmoil with Eden’s resignation and debates over Halifax as foreign secretary, risking shifts in Mediterranean policy and overall foreign stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Keemle
United Press
Europe
Britain
Italy
Camille Chautampa
Francé
Chamber of Deputies
Kurt Schuschnige
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Mediterranean
Germany
Anthony Eden
Chamberlain
Viscount Halifax
Lord Halifax
Ex-Corruite Man Struck by Auto in Union City
B E Frost, 69, long time Union City jeweler, suffered lacerations and shock after being struck Wednesday evening by a machine driven by Leslie Car near Union City. Frost was taken to Union City Hospital and remains confined though not critically hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E.frost
Union City
Mathine
Leslia
Smiley Hill
Frost
Union City Hospita
U.S. Bombing Planes Enroute to Panama
Unclear text reports six United States aircraft returning from a visit to Buenos Aires and heading toward Panama. The garbled lines reference types like fortresses and mention an 1809 mile distance and eight or morning hours, but details are broken and cannot be reliably verified from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
United States
Huenos Aires
Panama
Westley Seeks $4676 In Action At Erie
Frank E. Westley former city treasurer sues Corry School District in county court over alleged salary due for delinquent 1930 31 and 1931 32 taxes and three percent commissions on collections. Suit argues improper opportunity to qualify as school tax collector for upcoming year. Attorney Walter L. Peale represents Westley as residents monitor proceedings.
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Frank E. Westley
Corry
My. Westley
Walter L. Peale
Westley
English guests killed in Hearst plane crash
Two titled English guests and the pilot died when a Hearst airplane crashed in fog in San Sime Valley near San Luis Obispo California. Baron Terence Plunket and Lady Dorothea Plunket were aboard along with pilot P J Phillips. A third guest was seriously injured and James Lawrence, a London contractor, was injured. The plane overshot the private airport on the Hearst ranch.
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King George
United Presa
San Luis Obispo
Cal
Willidsn
Randolph Hearst
Hearst
San Sime Valley
Here
Terence Conyngham Plunket
Baron Plunket of
Newton
King Urarge
England
Dorothe Mabel Plunket
Fanny Ward
Waltine
Queen Elizabeth
P. J
Tet) Phillips
Burbank
Swhoen
Jamey Lawrance
Walter Langrance
Lonsdon
Illtoy
Ayers
Regulation Hearings to Open on Utility Docket
The Public Utility Commission announced hearings next week on 285 active cases across the state. Erie hosts 36 cases, with Philadelphia 47, Pittsburgh 48, Kittanning 10, Wilkes-Barre 36, Greensburg 20, Wheeling 91, and one in New York. A joint session with the Interstate Commerce Commission will review protests by Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal against a rate for hauling anthracite to Central Railroad of New Jersey.
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Sy Umion
Harrieburg
Sme
Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Kittanning
Ite
Greensburg
Whensburg
New York
PTC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Commony
Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey
Pinchot vows to rebuild Roosevelt Road in Pa.
United Press dispatch from Harrisburg reports former Governor Gifford Pinchot pledging to rebuild the Roosevelt highway from the Delaware River to Lake Erie if elected to a third term as Pennsylvania’s chief executive. The promise frames his campaign and positions him on transportation. He notes commitment to major highway project if he resumes office.
King Rules Today In Favor Of Widow In Will Case
Erie February 5 The Louis Christokos will case ended Friday morning when Carlton V King register of wills held that Christokos estate should go in its entirety to his widow Mrs R M Christokos The estate involves about 3000 King noted that a will presented for probate by the widow had been signed at p m August 40 four hours prior to a second will signed by Christokos which bequeathed the greater part of his property to a nephew in Greece
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Sy Jited Press
Erie
Louis ‘Christokos
Carlton V
Attitude Shifts Among Austrians and Nazi Warnings
United Press report from Ezerilin notes Austrian private quarters reacting to Chancellor Schuschnigg's talks with Germany as Hitler signals measures against Jewish provocateurs. Hitler's Munich speech to the Nazi old guard marks the 18th anniversary of the 25 point program, urging restoration of colonies and full equality with other powers.
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Hitler
Provocateurs
Germany
Nazi Old Guard
United Press
Ezerilin
Kurt Schusounigy
Austria
Muehrer
Adolf Hitler
Munnich
Old Guard
Naziprogtam
Funich Hof- Wal Haus
Iter
City Reports Thirty-Six New Measles Cases Today
Health officials record thirty six new measles cases in the city with several residents on isolation lists. Names and ages of affected individuals are listed, indicating widening spread across streets and neighborhoods as authorities continue contagion containment efforts.
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Davia Sanity
Weat Coluiminis Avenue
John
Pramigan
Betty Jean
Wublid Street
Margaret Karkoski
Railroad Street
Irene Wills
East
Ute Street
Shirley Beckwith
Maxine
Duane
Maat South
Arne
Virginia
Vivian
Fosburgh
Gord Street
Caletta McClintock
Gai
Wayne Street
Richard Davis
Maria
Laverne
Ethel
Nila
Opal Ware
Irving Street
Nancy Meord
East Main Streer
David Feneton
East Main Street
Lenore Wetmore
Goutq Streat
Donald Cox
Carl
Park Street
Richard Perhles
Pay Street
Sidneylston, Jr
East Pack Place
Battleship Held Supreme By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt stated that he regards battleships as supreme in their field. He cited congressional recommendations to show confidence in the Navy's super-dreadnaughts while Admiral Cook discussed air plane plans in the Navy expansion program and projected costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa
Washington
Roosevelt
Arthur B. Cook
Naval Aeronautics
House Naval Affairs Committee
Pershing Recovers From Extended Coma Rally
General John J. Pershing rose from a coma after an intravenous stimulant and greeted his aide Sergeant Schaefer in a desert cottage hospital. The 86-year-old commander of the American armies overseas showed signs of improving after a long illness tied to heart strain from years of duty. Nearby, Donald Ryan, age 1, remained in serious condition at Carry hospital after multiple blood transfusions with limited progress.
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United Press Tuscon
Avia
John J. Pershing
C. Shaewel
Schieffer
Schaefer
Pershing
Union City
Donald Ryn
Harry Ryan
Carry Hospital
Unions Sabotaging Building Boom Says Babson
Roger Babson argues the New Housing Act won t slash all costs and obstacles to home building. He cites high construction costs and financing issues, noting prefabrication could lower prices but real estate, codes, and zoning remain hurdles. The piece hints at a broader Spring improvement in housing.
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Roger Babson Bare
America
Cherges
Eaaier
Tate
Sholiki Register
Big Spring
Japan warned to protect U.S. residents now
United States officials said Japan was warned that Americans have the right to reside in China and that Japan would be held accountable for injuries or property damage from military actions. The note instructed Americans to evacuate designated areas as Japanese forces urged departures.
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United Preas
Washington
Pets
Nas
Japan
China
Cornell Fulgeveslen Tuitay
Aull
Joseph Grew
Usen
Foreign Office
Dentist Chin
Ameri|acans Andi
We Yast
China War Area
Fas
North Chin
Stauld
Dog Catcher Begins Work In City
Erie dog catcher EB C Myers arrived with the state team at 9 o clock this morning to aid Mayor Hepler and city officials. They launched an immediate campaign to remove stray dogs. Authorities warn owners to license their pets or pay the usual fee on reclaim.
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EB. C. Myers
Erie
Hepter
Hepler
Truck Crash Near Waterford Causes Major Loss
Two Pittsburgh trucks collided head on in a heavy snowstorm, destroying cargo and causing $30,000 in losses. Drivers Clinton J.E. Stolas of Pittsburgh and Lee Barnhart of Butler were involved. Barnhart suffered a light cut. Incident occurred on the BN south of Erie. A separate Columbus fire report described a chimney fire at Nunvio Leamon’s home, with limited access delaying firefighting, smoke and flames observed.
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Frees Base
Pittsburgh
Clinton JE. Stolas
Lee Barnhart
Butler
Barnhart
Fe BN
Erie
Guffey Backs Democratic Line In Pennsylvania Ticket
Democratic leaders in Harrisburg reached a compromise with U S Senator Joseph F Guffey and David L Lawrerite to endorse a 1938 ticket headed by Governor George H Earle for governor Alvin Jones for attorney general Mundy for lieutenant governor and Thomas A Logue for internal affairs secretary The agreement followed a late executive mansion meeting aimed at uniting the party for the May primary and general elections with President Roosevelt urging Guffey to stay in the senate
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
David L. Lawrerite
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Charen Alvin Jones
EyUghuyeh
Stick
Jones
George H. Earle
U.S
Stite
Leo
Munay
Wilkes-Barre
Griver
Thomas A. Logue
Lawrence
Matthew GB
McCloskey
John
Kelly
Philadelphia Teaders
Executive Mansion
Freight Rates Reduced in Eastern Pennsylvania
Harrisburg February 29 The Public Utility Commission issued an order slashing freight rates seven to nine tenths of a cent a gross ton in the Twilight Zone covering roughly eastern Pennsylvania. The move follows delays tied to PUSC activity in other freight rate cases and pending Interstate Commerce Commission fights over a 25 cent per ton increase for hauling hard coal. The reductions replace existing intrastate tariffs after March 23 to align with lower truck rates and aid the hard-hit anthracite region.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Tuble Utility Commission
Pennsylvania
PUSC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wife of death by own action takes her own life
Erin Pa Feb 25 United Press reports Mrs Chadwick 23 wife of Weaband Joseph who leaped to his death in Presque Isle Bay last fall died in Hamot hospital a week after she had taken poison brooding over his death in the bay last fall
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United Fress Erin
Joseph
Presque Isle Bay
Va Chadwick
Hamot
Poluon
Two Ohio Men Sentenced in City for Disorderly Conduct
John Kreft of Buftelo and Howant Holloway of Marion drew ten day sentences on disorderly conduct charges after their arrests yesterday. Police report ongoing efforts to curb disturbances in the city.
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John Kreft
Buftelo
Howant Holloway
Marion
Ohio
Srimsiente
Yan
Talon
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Pinchot
Roosevelt RD
Charles A. Jones
Democratic Party
Joseph Hey
Babson
Miancome
Tigre
Bnothermore
Waterford
Columbus
Nunvio Leamontelo
Salle
Oneshalf
Colimbus
Schramling
Guffey
DEM
U.S. Senate
lLawrence
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