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Irby
East Rooseble
Retherthe
Partansburg
Spencer
Lindsley
Jones Earl e ticket opens its campaign
Pennsylvania Democratic leaders rallied 600 party members in Erie County to launch the Jones Earle ticket. Governor Earle urged unity, attacked Nazism, and outlined plans for low cost housing, electrification, and wealth distribution via machine-era profits, while Attorney Jones and others defended the ticket with a confident, party-wide message.
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Erie County
Earle, Jones, Lawrence
Colescore
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Mnd
Tampalen
Hile
Telat
Charles Avin Jones
George H. Warle
Senate
David L Lawrence
The
Commonwealth
Democratic Organization
Arthur Colegrave
Lawrence Ho‘eh
Eris
Maurice J. Coughlin
Banger
Harry Hergh- Held
Billy van Haa Mos
Signor
Antonio Papanja
David Cushynan Coyle
Coyle
Gov. Barle
Gov. Earle
Austria
Europe
Hitler
Musgolin
Aly
Gov
Earle
Laurence
Barlew
Jones
Lea G. Manay
Uesterant
Thomas A. Logue
Lilernal
Lawrence
Lake Erie
Delaware
Attorney Jones
Pittsburgh
Great
Siti _Colegrove
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Bitter cold grips Western PA and New York
Temperatures plunged to the lowest levels since early January as a bitter cold wave swept Western Pennsylvania and western New York. The mercury fell to two below zero after a rapid drop of about 20 degrees, driven by winds of 30 to 50 miles per hour and heavy snowfall. Roads and sidewalks froze quickly, creating hazardous conditions. continued coverage noted on Page Three.
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Pennsylvania
New York
At &oXbokt
Motoy
Mussolini Notches Key Victories Amid European Shifts
United Press report details Mussolini securing two major wins in Europe as Britain negotiates with Italy, recognizing Ethiopia's conquest and Balkans powers including Turkey, Greece, Yugoslavia, and Romania, while Hitler gains limited progress in Austria. The Rome Berlin axis appears unsettled as negotiations continue and Schuschnigg strives to curb Nazi influence.
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Mussolini
Hitler
Austria
Presa Itely
Europe
Rome-Berlin
Britain
Italy
Balkah Entents
Turkey
Greece
Jugoulayia
Roumania
Kat Schuschnigg
U S Army Planes Return Safely From Long Flight
Good Will flight commander Robert Olds received commendations from the War Department as six giant U S Army Fortresses returned to Langley Field Virginia after a record 12,000 mile mission from France Field Panama. The formation circled the field then landed at 5 06 p m yesterday completing 10 hours 26 minutes aloft.
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United Preas
Langley
Robert
Olds
Buenos Aires
War Department
France Field
Panama
C. I Fon
Man given twelve year sentence in murder case
In Wille, Pennsylvania, James Walson was sentenced to twelve years in Western Penitentiary after a conviction on a second degree murder charge in the death of Laenard Strickland. The court proceeding, held February 28, followed a staid trial and involved statements from the judge and prosecution.
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Sy United Prose
Wille
James Wals
New Castlenegra
Tdge
Clare Kent
Western Penitentiary
Laenard Strickland
Peer
Wale Wag
Wide breach in Philadelphia Democratic organization widens in race
Philadelphia turmoil erupts over the state committee endorsement of Charles Alvin Jones of Pittsburgh for governor. Millionaire contractor McCloskey withdraws from all political activity and resigns from the Hundred Club amid accusations and party dissension. The Philadelphia Record defends its stance and hints Luther A. Hart as a possible candidacy, while Stern and city officials react to the rift.
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John F. Frankish
United Press
Philadelphia
State Committee
Charles Alvin Jones
Pittsburgh
Matthew H. McClomkey, Jr
Philadelphia Democratic Organization
Democratic Party
McGlaskey
David J. Lawrenps
J. David Stern
Philadelphia Record
Democratic
Joseph F.) Gurney
McCloskey
Hundred Club
Party
John &. Kelly
Miami Beach
Pia
Stern
the Record
McNichol
Durham
Yate
Jones
Luther A. Hart
Bond Set for Ex-Postmaster John Callan Trial
Pittsburgh Feb 28 A $2000 bond was set for the appearance of John Lawrence Callan former Franklin Pa postmaster in U S District Court to stand trial on embezzlement charges. Indicted Feb 22 by a federal grand jury for allegedly stealing $2750 in bonds and $202832 in postal funds from Franklin post office with bonds pledged as security on a $1200 loan. Anna S Callan supplied surety. Bail bond requires Callan’s appearance in Erie federal court May 21.
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Unified Press
Pittsburgh
John Lawrence Callan
Franklin, Pa
United States Astrict
Vau
U. S. Astrict Court
Callan
Franklin Post Office
Oil City National Bank
Anna S. Callan
Erie
Liquor Store at Erie Looted Over Weekend
A state liquor store in Pa underwent a weekend burglary. Manager Riward Ihnamen found the shop looted after opening for business. Thieves accessed the premises and stole cash and liquor, with investigators and store staff preparing to review security footage and items missing.
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Erie
Unica
Riward Ihnamen
Two Boys Hurt in Nearby Farm Accidents
Two twelve year old boys were injured Saturday afternoon in separate farm accidents near North East. One boy, R. D. 3, North East, fell on his head from a chute in a barn and remained unconscious as x rays were taken to assess more injuries. Kenneth Rose of Spar tenabueg, R. D. 1, lost the third finger while chopping wood. amputation was needed but he left the hospital yesterday.
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Wicinity
Carty Hospital
North East
Lawrence Winn
North Waat
North Clymer
Kenneth Rose
Spartenabueg
Dates Set for Special Registration in Corry
The board of county commissioners adopts a resolution fixing Tuesday April 12 and Wednesday April 19 as special registration calls in Corry preceding the May primary election. Voters changing party affiliation or residence may qualify, and those needing voting assistance will have an opportunity on either day.
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Board of the County
Tadgy
Corry
Tore
Algo
Corrys Fire-Police Formed At First Ward Meeting
A Fire-Police organization was perfected Sunday afternoon in the First Ward with about fourteen members attending. Officers confirmed were Fred J. Weaver president Charles Kinley captain and Philip Akermerk secretary. The group pledged to eliminate traffic around fires and to adhere to state fire apparatus rules, urging firemen to wear badges and keep equipment ready.
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Corrys
Brn
Offiers
Minthr Agar
Fred J.weaver
Charles Kinley
Philip "Akemerk
Weaysnoiilec
Kinley
Teen Furnisher
Hitler to visit Italy this summer in official plan
Berlin reports via Deutsches Nachrichten bureau that Adolf Hitler will tour Italy in May to grace high days with Florence and Naples visits. He will stay at the Quirinal palace in Rome and observe navy and army reviews, air displays, and three Fascist party meetings.
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Berlin
Anolf
Hitler
Italy
Deutsches Nachrichten
Germa&n
Yish
Florence
Naples
Royal Quirnal Palace
Rome
Army Air
Fascist Party
Gas price war cuts to 14 4 cents at major stations
Texaco led a price drop on Saturday to 14 4 cents a gallon, used by large stations to undercut rivals in north western Pennsylvania. Small dealers earlier cut to 16 and 17 4 cents, and Jaeer and other stations followed. The move aims to revive motor fuel sales amid a broader price-cutting trend, with efforts to reach a uniform price across distributors ongoing.
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Texaco
Uni
Gatlin
Jaeger
Corry
Pennsylvania
Reveals Plans for New Fighting Plane by Martin
Glenn L. Martin told the House Naval Affairs Committee he is studying a new super fighting plane capable of cruising 11,000 miles at 380 mph with 4000 pounds of bombs. He testified as Roosevelt’s naval expansion program faces questions from Rep. Ralph E. Church about bomb carrying air planes.
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United Fresh
Washington
Glenn L. Martin
Baltimore
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Martin
Roosevelt
Ralph E. Church
Train crossing crash injures three in Union City incident
At the Erie Railroad Main street crossing in Union City about 4 30 this morning two new Plymouth sedans were destroyed when they collided with a westbound freight train. James Gilchrest 20 of Detroit and A J Warner 24 of Portland Ore were involved. Gilchrest uninjured others lightly damaged. The driver swerved to avoid the train but struck the locomotive side on. The passenger Walther suffered head injuries and body bruises serious condition semi conscious. The train was under engineer Sam Hewitt and fireman J Benning.
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New Plymouth
Erie Railroad
Union City
James Gilchrest
Detroit
A. J. Warner
Portland
Ore
Warren
Co ©. Bmnith Company
Guehvest
Walther
Sam Hewitt
J. Benning
John Madden
Conmlcion
Ntexdville
Northwestern County VFW Council Meets at V F W Home
Northwestern County Veterans of Foreign Wars council met at the V F W home on West Washington Street Sunday afternoon with representatives from Branfoci Warren Oil City Franklin Bre Clarion and Kane. A dinner was served at 6 pm. Carl Makissick presided and reports and spring activities including fundraisers and legislative programs were discussed. Next meeting to be held in Bradford in April.
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Northwestern County Council
Branfoci
Warren
Oil City
Franklin
Bre
Clarion and Kane
Veterans of Telen Wars
Ldral
West Washington Street
Ray Makissick
Clawton
Wbuainess
Whilesche Diendasal
Erie
Mae
Finley
Bradford
Pershing Rally Sparks Hope Amid Health Recovery
Gen John J Pershing rallying from illness in Tucson Arizona with improved condition after four days of limited nourishment and kidney strain. Doctors report steadier vitals and mouth nourishment beginning as Pershing lies in a cottage near Apache. His status shows cautious progress though heart and kidney issues persist.
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Tucson
iAriz
John J.pershing
Pickets Upheld by High Tribunal Today
The Supreme Court unanimously sustains the National Labor Relations Board’s power to order companies to withdraw recognition of alleged unions without naming a new bargaining agency. Governs cases involving Pacific and Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines amid a day of major rulings.
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Justica Stanley
Bank Conservators
High Court
Kansas City
New York Rapid Transit
New York State
New Mexico
Western Livestock
Interstate One
Farlein Narrow Escape in Plane Over Harrisburg
Governor George H. Earle narrowly escaped injury when a Pittsburgh bound plane fought a 50 mile gale toward Harrisburg airport. Pilot Hal Baisley said wind upturned the craft once but the pilot managed to land safely. Earle felt airsick for the first time after a very bumpy ride over mountains near Johnstown. He traveled with secretary Robert King and GA official Joseph Cunningham.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Pittsburgh
Hal Baisley
Earle
Johnstown
Robert King
Joseph Cunningham
General State Authority
Dewey Attends Major Meeting of School Administrators
Superintendent Ralph Dewey attends the annual convention of the American Association of School Administrators in Atlantic City. About 12 000 representatives from all states are expected to attend the session for the public, with many officials and educators taking part in the gathering.
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Ralph &. Dewey
American Association of School Administrators
Atlantic City
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