Ohio River Ice Breaks Free Near Vanport
Heavy rains across the Allegheny watershed flood fears rise as an ice gorge on the Ohio near Vanport breaks up at noon. Movement downstream eases potential floods in Pittsburgh while ice flows cause damage in Punxsutawney and Ehrenfeld. towns from Punxsutawney to Meyersdale face rising waters and evacuations.
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Allegheny River
Ohio River
Ohio
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Pittsburgh
Fee
Vsnport
H. F. Mckinley
Beaver
Punxsulawney
Ehrenfeld
Johnstown
Meyersdale
Casselman
Roosevelt Warns Congress On Budget Tightening And Veto Threat
President Roosevelt tells Congress he will push to keep government costs close to budget estimates and vetoes a 500 million crop loan bill for lacking revenue provisions. He backs a broader push for economy as Sen Byrd leads a bipartisan cost-inquiry with Garnett inviting four lawmakers to assess federal operations.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Harry F. Byrd
Joh N. Garnet
Byrd
Joseph T. Roninson
Joséph O'Mahoney
Wye
Charley A. McNary
Joh G. Townsend
Ry del
Treasury
Roosevelt to Get Farm Bill by Saturday
Washington February 26 The New Deal range of agriculture controls moves toward final passage as House approval of the conference report would send the substitute AAA measure to the Senate for ratification before Roosevelt signs it. Secretary Wallace and AAA chief Davis back the plan as it outlines 50 million dollars in annual expenditures to steer production and soil conservation. The bill contains no financing provision and a tax measure to fund benefits is expected soon.
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H. 0. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
AAA
Chester C. Davis
New York Central Wreck Near Buffalo
A section of the Boston Shore Limited passenger train collided with a freighter near Buffalo New York late today. The crash injured seven people, one seriously, as trains plowed into each other causing damage and delay.
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Buffalo
Junion
Gorpy
N.Y
Bauth Shore Limited
Bain
A. Fleratledt
Fire defenses neglected at Thaddeus Mevens Industrial School
Harrisburg February 25 state police report finds fire defense facilities at Thaddeus Mevens Industrial School Lancaster appear grossly neglected Major Lynn G Adams policy superintendent told Governor after emergency investigation by Troopers John F O Mara and Arthur C Wood the second return in a statewide survey following earlier shocking conditions at the Pennsylvania industrial school at Huntington Attorney SH Skinner Jr travels for Buffalo business
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Harrisburg
Thaddeus Mevens
Lancaser
Lynn G. Adams
Ale
John F. O'Mara
Arthur C. Wood
Earle
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Huntingdon
Rural Electrification Program Is Speeded
Washington Feb 26 Democratic and Republican leaders predicted swift Senate approval of the Norris bill for a rural electrification program. Debate was expected to continue, with some senators aiming to reference the agriculture committee again on grounds the measure is loosely drafted. Senate leaders forecast passage by nightfall tomorrow and sending the bill to the House.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Geo. W. Norris
Ming
L. McNary
Oregon
Fear Fall Near Death Near Death for Albert B Fall
Albert B. Fall secretary of Interior in the Harding cabinet was near death at Beaumont hospital. A semi invalid since release from prison after a corruption case, Fall was brought from Three Payers New Mexico months ago with years of arthritis and recent pneumonia. His wife Emma Fall and daughter Mrs Chase were by his bedside.
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United Press
EL Paso
Tex
Albert B. Fall
Harding
Beaumont Governmental Hospital
Fall
N. ML
Emma Fall
C. G. Chase
Utte Kope
Chase
Police to Enter Beer Places at Sign of Trouble
Police under strict orders to enter beer establishments at the first sign of disturbance. Major Gen Miller and Chief D. Manigan require officers to secure information and file reports, with arrests to follow. The move targets disorderly saloons and aims to curb recurring trouble at these venues.
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Miller
Vee Tohn D. Manigan
Industrial Program Is Given Further Study
Twenty business men and citizens gathered at Corry's Municipal building last evening to discuss an industrial expansion plan proposed by John A. Blatt. The idea calls for a yearly raise of $20,000 for five years to attract new industries, with a proposed 200 member “minute men” group to foster an industrial consciousness and public support.
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John A. Blatt
Golden Rule Chuir Committee
Corry
Blatt
Mrr. Blatt
Hoffmans stance narrows Hauptmann reprieve chances
Gov Hoffman vows no further reprieves for Bruno Hauptmann beyond the current respite. Attorney General Witentz, back from Florida, says new evidence warrants no new trial. State witnesses including Con don and van dergh will not be recalled, and Whited testimony is deemed overstated regarding potential hearings on Hauptmann's Lindbergh case.
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Robert Musel
United Press
Trenton
Harold G. Hoffman
Gibraltar
Buino Richard Hauptusnn
Hauptorann
David T. Witentz
Florida
Cuas Hoffman
Kuuptmann
Vilent2
State House
Hauptmann
John F
Jassie) Condon
Charles A.an Vergh
Millard Whited
Lindbergh
New Jersey
New York
Corry Rotary Club Hosts Anniversary Dinner
The Corry Rotary Club gathered at Hotel Corry with forty four members and guests to celebrate the thirty first anniversary of Rotary. A. Hy Wallace of Lockport delivered the anniversary address, recalling Rotarys growth and notable contributors. Mrs. R. Dewey led songs while a musical program featured Mrs. Dewey and Horace Brynolfson in duets and solos, with Richard Nichols and Gla Arnold on banjo and piano. Frank T. Babbitt, turning seventy three on Thursday, was honored with roses presented by C. E. Rafter.
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Corry
Dewey
Horace Brynolfson
Brynolfson
Richard Nichols
Gla Arnold
R. S. Dewey
Frank T. Babbitt
C. E. Rafter
McGrady Aims to End Goodyear Strike in Ohio
Aaron, Feb 26. Ward F McGrady, assistant Secretary of Labor, who settled two major Ohio disputes last year, heads toward Alton to seek settlement of the Goodyear Tie and Rubber Co strike. He is due to confer with company officials and union leaders after arriving. The strike began Feb 16 over layoff notices and reinstatement of 70 dismissed workers, with Goodyear denouncing mob rule and rejecting government recognition of the strikers.
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Aaron
Ward F McGrady
Ohio
Alton
Goodyeay Tie & Rubber Co
Labor Department
Frances Perkins
McGraily
Toledo
Cleveland
Tn Alan
Goodyear
Tuey
Liteh
Paul W. Litchfield
Litchfield
Trustees Discuss Building Plans for United Brethren Church
Trustees of the United Brethren in Christchurch met with Erie architect J. Howard Hicks to review options for a new church edifice on the site of the burned North Center street church. Pastor H R Harris read a history pamphlet the board approved for a building fund souvenir. The Sunday school plans to assist the campaign, with brick sales at five cents each under teacher supervision.
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Board of Trustees
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Christchurch
J. Howard Hicks
Erie
North Center Street
H.R. Harris
Fire 2 to Halt Leak
Secretary of Commerce Daniel G. Roper announced the dismissal of Frederick L Adams and Commander FH McCoy Jones from the Navigation Bureau to halt new leaks within the department. The move ends a long internal fight over maritime safety regulations, taking effect Saturday and explained to Assistant Secretary J. Mf. John BOM.
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United Press
Washington
Commerce
Daniel GC. Roper
Frederick L Adams
FH McCoy
Jones
Department
Roper
J, Mf. John+ BOM
Army extremists attempt to seize control in Japan
Young army extremists attempted a swift coup in Japan killing three high officials and injuring others. A state of alarm resembled martial law was declared as the government moved to suppress the revolt and stabilize affairs by Wednesday night Tokyo time. Fumio Goto, home minister, was reported to have been offered a position in the new order.
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United Press
Japan
Tokyo
Home Office
Fumio Goto
Plans Rush on WPA Program by School Heads
Plans accelerate for WPA school projects including demolition of the Hatchgeho building in Erie district. Officials expect WPA delegates to meet local authorities on minor and major projects to salvage materials and employ workers before the May deadline.
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WPA
Erie
Washington
Pakrview
Deputy to Help Income Taxpayers in Corry Vicinity
Deputy collector of internal revenue will assist Corty and nearby taxpayers with 135 returns next week. Deputy Fr. Weschler of Erie is assigned to Corry for four days. The deputy will be at the federal building from March 3 to 5. Weschler will be in Union City on March 1, 2 and 18.
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Corty and
Vicinity
Internal Revenue
Weschler
Erie
Corry
Federal Building
Sth
Union City
Mud Fog Blamed for Hazy City Weather
Dust from southwestern plains combined with rain and mist to create a hazy condition labeled mud fog. Observers say storms carried dust more than 2000 miles aloft before it descended with recent rain and snow, producing the three days of murky air.
Rumor New Premier Resigned Post
The Japanese embassy announced that Fumio Goto, named temporary premier, and surviving Okada cabinet members had resigned. Tokyo is under martial law with a midnight home office statement saying the country remains calm.
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Ly Unice
London
Fumio Goto
Okada
Tokyo
Timeline of wartime censorship and assassinations
Early reports describe a rigid censorship during a conflict that began to ease on Wednesday night allowing authentic news to circulate. The war office confirmed the assassination of premier Keisuke Okada, former premier Makoto Saito, and Gen. Jotaro Watanabe among others, with wounded listed subsequently.
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War Office
Owers
Keisuke Okada
Makoto Saito
Jotaro Watanabe
Full Martial Law Declared in Tokyo
Government declares martial law in Tokyo at 3 a m amid conflicting reports from war and foreign offices. Tokyo and Osaka remain quiet as officials like Korokiya Takahashi and Gen. Soroki Suki are cited in rebel-related tensions. Moscow embassy confirms rebels from the First Division.
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Tokyo
United Press
Osaka
Korokiya ‘Takahashi
Soroki Suki
Privy Council
War Office
Foreign Office
Takahashi
Watanabe
Moscow
First
Divi
Crane Operator Dies After Arm Amputation at Work
Lowell Massachusetts February 26 John McCoy a seven year old crane operator died from injuries suffered when his right arm was mangled in a hoisting accident. He had been placed in a sling and operated a hacksaw to remove the limb after it was caught in the machinery.
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United Press
Lowell
Mass
John McCoy
Who's Who in Corry in 69 The Tatienat feature
The Tatienat presents a page four installment with the first excerpts from Pratty Eddy's Business Directory of Corry for 1869-70. It lists city business places that advertised in the directory and previews future releases naming Corry residents from the cil-booth era.
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Pratty Eddy
Corry
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