Breakdown After Grilling Brings Death in Woods
John C Dawson 43 a former bookkeeper at Emblem Oil Company Union City disappeared Friday. His body was found Saturday in woods off Pine Valley road near Columbus Bear Dale. Dawson had been questioned over Emblem Oil tampering with gasoline tanks. A note to his wife was found on the body and death ruled as self-inflicted.
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John C Dawson
Union City
Emblem ON Company
Corry
Columbus Bear Dale Road
Pine Valley
Llt
Dawson
Pine Valley Hill
Ronald Nichols
Star Mall
Panama
William Swan
Burlingame
Merritt
Corry Tor
Warren County
Ea. Lowrey
Hief
Crowe
Mra
Dawson A
Seyers
Temadop
Smutz Funeral Rites Tuesday
The funeral of Whiter Smuts will be held at his sister Mrs. A D Golegrove's home at 241 Euclid Street in York on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock Rev G L Boyd of the Presbyterian church will officiate Burial will be in Pine Grove cemetery in the Smuts family lot The service at the grave will be led by the Masenla fraternity A prayer service will be held Monday evening at the York home at 7 0 clock and the body will be transferred by Butz store employees The funeral party will reach Cony on Tuesday morning
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Whiter Vs. Smuts
York
A. D. Golegrove
Euclid Strest
G. L.boyd
Prasbyterian Church
Pine Grove
Smuts
Masenla
Butz
Cony
Pinchot Declares Senate Candidacy Against Reed
Harrisburg Feb 26 Governor Pinchot announced his bid for the United States Senate opposing Senator David A Reed. He had been ill with shingles in New York since December 18 and telephoned the capitol with his decision. Pinchot praised a contender who would serve the People rather than Mellon or steel interests and promised to work with the president to restore prosperity.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
United States Senate
David A. Reed
New York
Capitol
Reed
Tom
David ‘A. Reed
Mellon
Tony
Pennsylvania
St Teed
Bitter debate over deaths in air mail flying
In Washington the air mail controversy intensified in the Senate as Senator Robinson accused Army pilots of being sent to their deaths after private mail contracts were canceled. Senator McKellar argued aviation deaths are deplorable but likened Army flights to a passenger plane crash near Salt Lake City, noting the crew had no choice.
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Senate
Robinson and McKellar
Tanglery
United Press
Washington
Arthur R. Robinson
Repo
Ind
Kenneth McKellar
Denn
Tenn
McKellar
Bandits Escape With 54000 at St. Paul
Three men transporting $4,000 to the auditor's office of the Leyry Hotel were halted by two bandits who escaped with the weekend receipts. Auditor H. B. Reynolds confirmed the jet contained about half checks and half cash.
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Vy Uniteneres
Ford to Have Own Steel Factory at Detrom
Ford Motor Company, in partnership with United Engineeting and Foundry, awarded a 5000000 dollar order for steel sheet and rolling mill work to be produced at the River Rouge plant, marking Ford’s first step toward domestic steel production for automotive needs.
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FORD
Detrom
United Frew Pittaburgh
Ford Motors
United Engineeting & Foundry Company
Mie Ford Company
River Rouge
City Council to Meet in Special Session Over Finances
City Council will convene in a special session at the Municipal building this evening to discuss the municipalitys serious financial plight caused by suspension of credit by local banks. Officials from Citizens National Bank and National Bank of Corry have held talks, but no credit arrangement has been made. The meeting is expected to consider possible steps and a new financing plan, though details were unclear midafternoon.
E P Gilson Found Dead From Gas in Corry Home
E P Gilson a 72 year old Corry resident was found unconscious in his bathroom on 130 East Frederick street and died shortly after, with Deputy Coroner Lawrence Davison citing gas effects from a well known local figure. Survived by widow three sons Raymond Frank Roscoe and daughter Mrs A M Gabriel, sister Mrs Stella Blackwell and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the family home Tuesday at 8 15 p m with burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Prederick Street
E .P. Gilson
Lawrence Davison
Gilson
Corry
Climax ‘Manufacturing Company
Raymond
Frank Gilson
Roscoe
Clarion
A. M. Gabriel
Buffalo
Stella Blackwell
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mary Alice Gilson
Robert Gilson
Arthur Schneider
East Wrederick Street
Pine Grove Cemetery
Three Plead Guilty In Murder Case In Pennsylvania
By United Press At Adyn Yu Feb 26 three St Benedict miners in St Benedict Pennsylvania pleaded guilty today to lesser degree murder charges and were sentenced immediately Clifford Shiller 28 admitted firing the shot and received a term of from twenty years to life in Denpetiara prison Desi Rahmad Patrolman Wmi pleaded guilty to second degree murder and got an additional ten years for weapon possession Charles Stuller 85 brother of Clifford received five to ten years after pleading guilty to first degree manslaughter Gilford ilbert 26 brother in law of Stallers pleaded guilty to a lesser charge and was sentenced to five years.
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United Press
ADYN
St. Benedict
Interad
Umirder Charg
Clifford Shiller
Itred
Rahmad
Wmi
Desi
Denpetiara
Sing & Weapon
Charles Stuller
Clifford
Gilford
Ilbert
Stallers
Twer End
Gmes
Scores to Get Work on CWA Projects Here
Approval of additional CWA projects here will provide work for scores of men. A major portion of the program awaits favorable outdoor weather before launching. Projects approved include city and Corry School District works, expected to employ a hundred or more as soon as conditions permit.
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Corry
Bare Whitney Coup Against Market Bill
Washington February 26 The attempt to align 200 corporations against the Fletcher Rayburn stock market control bill was charged to Richard Whitney president of the New York Stock Exchange by Ferdinand Pecora counsel for the senate banking committees. George A Harris publicity director testified Whitney sent 200 letters to listed comparisons describing the bill’s effect on their securities. The action was without knowledge of the exchange board of governors Harris said. The governing code had taken no position on the bill beyond Whitney’s counter proposal for exchange control. The witness said Whitney sent letters to all exchange members outlining his position while the board did not pass on or authorize distribution.
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United Press
Washington
Fletcher-Rayburn
Richard Whitney
New Work Stock Exchange
Verdinand Pecora
Denate Banking Cosmettes
George A. Harris
Exchange
Whitney
Board of Governors
The
Exange
Harris
Fletcher Rayburn
Stock Exchange Control Authority
Iettera
Further concessions granted veterans benefits
Washington February 26 administration expanded liberalization of veterans benefits. Senator James L Byers Democrat proposed an amendment to restore 75 percent of benefits for veterans of the Spanish war Philippine insurrection and Boxer rebellion or their dependents. In Pennsylvania a signal maintenance worker Fred W Glauber 45 was killed after being struck by a train near Kert during a snowstorm while working near a TV tower.
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Washington
Benator
James L. Byres
Swarpsburg
Fred W. Glauber
Pennsylvania
Kert
President seeks new federal communications commission
President Roosevelt urged Congress to create four new federal communications commissions to regulate wire cable and radio systems. He proposed consolidating duties of the Federal Radio Commission and relevant Interstate Commerce Commission telegraph and telephone powers. The move aims for clearer unified regulation across transport power and communications.
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Congress
Federal Communications Commission
United Press
Washington
Teposevelt Tovay
Federal Communications ‘Commission
Commission
Commsion
Federal Radio Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Power Commission
Two Negroes Die in Electric Chair at Penitentiary
Tillamonte Pa February 26 Two Philadelphia Negroes convicted of slaying a man during a robbery Christmas 1933 were executed in the state electric chair. Joseph Sterling died at 7 03 am and Robert Harris at 7 08 am after breakfast and prayers. Harris shot Charles Downey December 17 1932. Sterling pleaded guilty as an accomplice. Appeals reached the State Supreme Court and Governor Pinchot set the execution date. Pardons board denied commutations.
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United Press
Tillamonte
Philadelphia
Ase
Joseph Sterling
Robert Harris
F. Laur
Harris
Charles Downey
Sterling
State Supreme Court
Pinchot
State Board of Pardons
Detroit Eyes Toledo Strikes Hinge on Auto Industry
vg united Press DETHOMY reports Michigan labor bills watch Toledo Ohio and Wisconsin auto plants amid strikes. Officials doubt wider trouble, yet believe sympathy could push Michigan to join. Industrial leaders say they can source parts elsewhere if Michigan workers stay out.
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United Press
Michigan
Toledo
Wisconsin
Auto Paris
Aittle
Nine Students Die As Tornado Rips South
Storms across the nation claim numerous fatalities and disrupt travel. Reports list nine student deaths at Dartmouth and other incidents including a Delphos train wreck and a Salt Lake City airliner crash. Carbon monoxide and cold weather cause several fatalities, with widespread hazards from blocked roads and grounded flights.
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United Press
United States
Rocky Mountains
Central West
Mountain States
Amarillo
Tex
Pennsylvania
Miseissippi
Salt Lake City
Theta Chi
Dartmouth College
Hannover
N. H
Delphos
Maina
Elizabeth
N. J
Nine Dartmouth students die from faulty furnace fumes
Hanover N H February Dartmouth College confirms nine students at Theta Chi were found dead after sleeping in their fraternity house from carbon monoxide released by a faulty furnace. The tragedy, discovered by janitor Menton D Little, prompted officials to withhold details until families were notified.
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Dartmouth College
Hino
E' Hadanie
Hanover
N. H
Menton D. Little
Theta Chi
Iate
Ernest “Martian Hopkins
Train Crashes Into Truck Killing Three and Wounding Four
In a February 26 collision near Chicago a Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive crashed into a truck of the Hates Motor Service. Three men died George Laman 54 engineer Andrew Palmer 30 fireman both from Butler Wayne Indiana and Philip Long 40 truck driver of Chicago. Four injured include Edward Swan won 30 Chicago a train helper and three Chicago passengers Miss Rose Kusbacker Mrs George Finnedon and another woman. The express from New York to Chicago was traveling about 60 miles per hour when it struck the truck at a crossing. The impact sent several passengers from their berths. the truck pileup surged the locomotive into a ditch and it burst into fumes.
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Voncu Douphos
Ft. Dearbor
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trnck
Chicago
George Laman
Andrew Palmer
Wayne
Ind
Philip Long
Edward Swan Won
George Finnedon
Rose Kusbacker
New York
Galcago
Tornado Tears Through Five Southern States Killing Dozens
A massive tornado ripped through eastern Mississippi central Alabama and western Georgia on Sunday leaving at least 150 dead and about 100 injured. Homes and trees were leveled across Meridian Calera Ashland Carrollton and other towns as rescue workers searched for survivors amid widespread damage and communication outages.
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Meridian
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Mid-South
Hree Southern
Mom
Calera
Ala
Astland
Ale
Carrolltown
Centerville
Misa
Klenames
Miss
Tera
Als
Ashland
Tie
Carrollton
Reepitels
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New York Stock Exchange
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AIR LI
George O. Crissey
Salt
Lake City
Utah
Air
Aviat
United Airlines
Pirote
Don Broughton
Ed Greer
Parleys Canyon
Hopkins
William F. Pub Lertom
Cleveland Heights
Howard F. Foldenke
New Yor c
William M. Smith, Jr
Manhasset
Edward M. Wentworth, Jr
Til
America Demnai
Little Neck
Harold D. Watson
Wilton
Med
William H. Schooley
Middletown
John J. Griffin
Wallingford
Conn
Alfred Moldenke
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