Cer mak Making Gallant Fight For Life As Pneumonia Adds To Peril
Charles B Mitchell resigns as National City Bank chairman after Senate hearings reveal disclosures. Directors accept resignation. James H Perkins named new chair and to lead the merged Farmers Trust Group. The dramatic Wall Street session follows Mitchell’s testimony and a hurried board meeting.
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Cermak
U.S
Far East
James H. Perkins
Mitchell
National City Bank
United Press
Washington
Charles
Senate Stock Market Investigating Committee
New York
National City
Hank
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Charles B. Mitchell
Senate
City Farmers Trust Company
Mitchell Perkins
Farmers Loan and Trust
City Bank Warmers Trust
Perkins
Wall Street
National City Banke
Floyd Carlisle
Consolidated Gas Company
Edward A. Deeds
National Cash Register Company
Sosthenes Behn
International Telephone Andelegraph Company
Hugh B. Mitchell
National City Company
Curtis Calder
American and Foreign Power Company
Cleveland B. Dodge
Phelps Dodge
Gayer CG
Dominick
Dominick and
Fred J. Wisher
General Motors Corporation
P A. S. Franklin
International ‘Mercantile ‘Marine Company
Josep P. Grace
W. R. Grace and Company
Jaten H. Post
National Shger Refining Company
Percy A. Rockefeller
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Mine Foreman Dies From Bomb Explosion
MINE FOREMAN SHOOTING BOMB INCIDENT LEADS TO DEATH AT MAPLE HILL COLLIERY. SHONDER, 44, SHENANDOAH AREA FOREMAN, DIED WHEN A BOMB EXPLODED NEAR THE COAL MINE OFFICE JUST AS HE RETURNED TO HIS WORK. STATE POLICE INVESTIGATING CAUSE AND DAMAGE. President Roosevelt announced changes in Interior leadership during the event.
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Fey
Presa
To Be Secretary of Navy
Philadelphia
Reading Cosant m Troma Company
Shonter
Perkins Paroled After Auto Fatality in Meadville
Corry man Cleve Perkins was paroled after pleading guilty to failing to render assistance after an accident that killed Eugene Webb in Spartansburg. Judge Clare Kent imposed one year probation and $1 plus costs. City witnesses testified to character as Perkins faced potential license suspension and possible reinstatement restrictions.
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Corry
Cleve Perkins
Clare Kent
Grawford
Meadville
Logal
Perkins
Kent
Piers
McGuire Pleads Guilty in Moose Lottery Case
New York reports Hernando McGuire promoter pleaded guilty to federal lottery law charges tied to a Moose Lodge matter. He was allowed to withdraw the plea later as an appellate review reshapes the Eagles lottery trial. Circuit Court delays granted for co-defendants Davis Walsh and Miller.
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United Press
New York
Hernardo
McGuire
Circuit Court of Appeals
Eagles
Thidge Alfred C. Coxe
McGpire
Oday
James. Davis
Pennsylvania
Raymond Walsh
Theodore G. Miller
Lous Mead Treadwell
McGure
Marell & Were
Davis
Walsh
Miller
D. H. Tuttle
Wanongo Maneboukuo Tilt To Return Unopened
The Jocelen office advised the United Press today that Maneboukuo's tilt withm eimanding pe meval of Chinese troops from Jeho province likely will be returned unopened.
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Wanong
Maneboukuo
Chinse Trops
Jeho Province
Jocelen
Tnitet Preas
RFC Plans No.7 Change in Loans Statement
Washington Feb 27 Director Gadner Cowles of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation said there is no foundation for New York rumors that the corporation plans to discontinue making loans. He emphasized the agency will continue lending as before.
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United Press
Washington
Gadner Cowles
Woman Hurt As Automobile Strikes Tree In Sunny City
A slippery road after a light snowfall led to several accidents and near misses yesterday. At about 10 this morning on the Smith and West Wayne streets intersection an automobile driven by William Slater of Pleasantville veered off, struck a tree, and injured Mrs Slater. She and her husband escaped serious harm as the car front was badly damaged. The northbound car’s driver fled before entering Smith Street and after the crash, identity not yet learned. Police seek the other driver.
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Smith
West Wayne Streets
Willian Slater
Pleasantville
West Wayne Street
Slater
Stith Street
Secret marriage revealed after youth death near Quarryville
York, Feb 2. Death of 22 year old Tyran Morris of Delta, a Millersville Teachers College student, in a highway crash near Quarryville exposed a secret marriage to Mary E. Morris, 19, also of Delta. They had wed February 23, 1932, and planned to announce after his graduation at Cedar Crest College.
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Univer
York
Tyan Morris
Delta
Millersville Teachers College
Iis
Quarryville
Morris
Mary E. Moris
Allentown
Cedar Crest College
Bart
Brotus
Dad
Mors
Mayor Cermak's condition worsened by pneumonia
Miami February 27 mayor Anton J. Cermak remains in critical condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital after pneumonia in his lower right lung extended. Doctors noted no ground gained in the last 12 hours though mental state is clear and hope remains for improvement despite dimmed chances.
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United Pree
Miami
Fla
Anton J. Germak
Anton J. Cermak
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Roosevelt
Karl Meyer
Anton J. Célmale
Bors Consulting
Hunger marches push unemployment relief to front at state capital
Harrisburg reports focus on unemployment relief as the General Assembly nears the hunger marchers arrival. debates over Sunday blue laws and repeal of prohibition accompany talks on a Sunday sports bill and other economy measures. committee reports and public hearings loom as lawmakers weigh funding and policy changes.
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Paul Comly
United Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
House
Senate
Ani Urdé
Speedie
Allegheny
Steedle
Senate Law and Order
Houme
Gers Assembly
Thatchers
House of Repube Nativen
Ohio banks halt withdrawals spreading through Northeast
Local banks in Cleveland Canton Elyria Lorain Youngstown Massillon and Akron impose withdrawal limits as restrictions cascade from Cleveland and Dayton. Some banks set 100 top limit or 25 plus five percent, others cut to one or two percent. Governor White rejects statewide holiday and will seek emergency powers for banking restrictions.
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Leslie D. Harrop
United Press
Loveland
Ghia
Cleveland
Banke
Canton
Lora
Elyria
Youngstown
Massiion
Akron
Dayton
Montgomery
Lima
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Ohio
Guardian Trust Company
Lorain Street Savings and Trust Company
George White
Bradford Area Oil Output Unchanged in March
Bradford Pennsylvania February 27 oil production in Bradford and Allegheny districts will continue at the same prorated rate as the past months. Penn Tidewater and vacuum oil companies will notify producers that the rate remains at 75 percent of the base. Purchases of the companies are estimated at 60 percent of total production in the Bradford Geld Blueflair Tidewater and Cadum oil fields, sustaining the base prorations since last summer.
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Eterata
Bradford
Allesany
Saith Penn
Tidewater
Vacium
Cadum
Tay Allagany
Grange and Labor Back State Income Tax Plan
In Harrisburg on February 27 representatives from the State Grange the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor railroad brotherhoods and the Pennsylvania Security League agreed to back a state income tax measure to fund unemployment relief. The bill to be introduced tonight would apply a flat one percent tax on all incomes with a rebate up to 250 dollars for timely returns. The allied groups estimate that incomes over 3000 dollars could yield about 30 million dollars after rebates.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Grange
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Railroad Brothehoods
Pennsylvania Security League
Allied Farm and Labor Groups
Maple Syrup Prospects Bright on Local Farms
Busy days in sugar bushes as sap runs run strong with high quality output. Irvine Wilson near Bear Lake reports one run of sap this past week from eight hundred tapped trees. T B Burrows and Son near Wattsburg own a large sugar bush with thousands of trees, long regarded as leading syrup producers in the state. The industry has grown, with extensive shipments to Vermont for market preparation.
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Irvine Wilson
Bear Lake
Journal
Vermont
Illinois Miners Breach Settled After Historic Labor Rift
Springfield Feb 27 The long running dispute between the Toledo district of the United Miners Workers of America and its international officers ended today. John L. Lewis, international president, announced the union had been invited to settle by majority vote to protect its members.
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Unites Wress
Springfield
America
Tlinow
United Mins Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Coe Union
Findmimeny
Sino Japanese Clash Draws Advisory Committee Escort
United States through its treaty commitments will work with a League of Nations advisory body on Far East events. Tokyo also notes Secretary Hull’s policy stance, while reports from Bailei and Peng Chan Hai recount renewed Japanese advances toward Chifeng and the retreat of Chinese irregulars as Japanese airstrikes continue.
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United Press Fed
Suita Department
United States
League of Nations
Far East
Geneva
Jie Dan
Dla
Tokio
Stison
America
League of Nationy
China
Stimgon
Uerica
Cordell Hull Baile
Jeho
Japanese Leoopa Pressed “Eternity Forward To Ward Chiteng
Avi
Minohu
Chifeng
Jewol
Peng Chan-Hai
Artistn
Bi Hats Ching
Tientsin
Feng
Hsiawa
Damage marks storm in Phila
High winds up to 46 miles an hour swept Philadelphia causing extensive property damage worth thousands of dollars. One 14 year old, Une deatly Circo Pormiglia, was swept into the Delaware River while walking with companions. Police logged heavy signs torn loose and other debris injuring storefronts and a theater van.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Une
Circo Pormiglia
Delaware
Cire Vo
orden _ Brough
January increase in B and O report
A railroad report shows B and O earnings rising in January to 1372.27 dollars, reflecting a higher operating income. Details are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a percent change and January figures related to the line's financials.
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