Congressional probe eyed on aid to Spanish Civil War participants
Senator Nye said he will sponsor a Senate inquiry into American financial and military assistance to both sides in the Spanish Civil War. The move follows controversy over an arms export license granted to Robert Case, Jersey City exporter, as Nye’s committee once exposed arms dealer practices in the mid 1930s. Mr and Mrs Blanchard were guests in Warren last evening.
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Congressional
Gerald P. Nye
The
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Wye
Senate
Local Social Roundup Of Holidays On The Move
Miss Marion Berry and Missea Henry tale to Brie for a two week holiday stay with Mr and Mrs Richard Morton. Miss Mabel Berry RN guests here Thursday evening left for work in Buffalo. Miss Winifred Laird of Erie spending weekend with her mother Mrs Margaret Laird and family. Mr and Mrs Reginald Smith nee Marie Banks of Union City leave Saturday for a week in Chicago with Smiths sister. Mr and Mrs Marold Sweet, Mr and Mrs Percy Corbin, H J Sheen and Elizabeth Smith visiting Meadville last evening with Merle Cast er. John LaClair of Pittsburgh returns from home. Holland Morgan Oil City spends holiday with family at Daugherty home. Morrie Bernstein back from Cleveland business trip for his store. Mr and Mrs Clarence Rogers and son George visit. Rogers return to Mt Gilead, George to Williams College. Mr and Mrs Davie and Richard of North East here due to Mrs Davie’s mother being critically ill. Mrs H Marsh and Norma Jean visit Union City. Mr and Mrs J Shelton of Erie attend watch night at VFW home. Miss Mabel Taylor goes to Hammerton NJ for a week with Mrs Willter Kohl and family. also to Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Mrs F O Howard guest of Mr and Mrs Henry Rappoli of New Castle, then to Titusville meeting Frank Flanders to New Castle. John Shields leaves for Pittsburgh to visit Sister Mary Berchmans at Mercy Hospital. W W Myers returns from Camp Hill with Senior High faculty. Mrs Barton Smith and son Nell go to Oil City to visit Mr Smith. Walter Kittleberger leaves for Buffalo to spend holiday with relatives.
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Marion Berry
Missea ‘Thelma
Lillie Henry
Brie
Richard Morton
Mabel Berry
R. N
Buffalo
Winifred Laird
Erie
Margaret Laird
C. Reginald Smith
Marie Banks
Union City
Chicago
Smith
Marold Sweet
Percy Corbin
H. J. Sheen
Elizabeth Smith
Batavia
Merle Caster
Meadville
John LaClair
Pittsburgh
Corry
Holland
Morgan
Oil City
D. C. Daugherty
Morrie Bernstein
Cleveland
Clarence Rogers
Gon. George
Davie
Richard
North East
N. J
Wweek
Willter Kohl
Philadelphia
Atantic City
F. O. Howard
Henry, Rappoli
New Castle
Titusville
Frank Flanders
New Cagle
John Shields
Mary Berchmans
Mercy Hospital
W. W. Myers
Camp Hille
Mr. Myers
Barton Smith
Nell
Mr. Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad
Walter Kittleberger
Judge Musmanno Tough On Drunken Drivers In Pittsburgh
Seven persons were held for court on drunk driving charges by Judge Michael A. Musmanno, a grim foe of intoxicated motorists, as he opened the new year. Since Sept 1 he has sent 213 people to jail for drunk driving. Disposed ads will move that used furniture.
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Py Vultea
Putdsburgh
Michael A. Musmanno
Musmenno
Two Burn Victims On Road To Recovery In Crisp Details
Barry Comena and Mrs Tite Smith are recovering from severe burns. Comena was badly burned by gasoline while working at a mill garage in Clymer Weilne on a day afternoon, and Smith is healing from burns after a stove fire at Mrs L Baker's home. Both are listed as making steady progress in Corty hospital, with relatives hopeful for full recovery.
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Barry Comena
Aymer
L. Catisch
Clymer
Weilne
Tite Smith
Corty Hospital
L. Baker
Extension Granted for License Tags in Harrisburg Dispatch
White Harrisburg dispatches report a 36 hour extension of time on the 1936 license plates 1358 motorists now have until noon tomorrow to display tags before possible arrests Highway Patrol substation crews say they were not officially informed Secretary of Revenue John B Kelly announced the odds against motorists in securing the required plates and ordered patrols not to arrest until noon A statewide teletype order was issued though local patrols lack this service The Philadelphia bureau of motor vehicles reportedly processed 54000 sets of plates including 80000 rolls of a related item during the previous day
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Harrisburg
John B. Kelly
Site Highway Patrol
Charles H. Quarles
Philadelphia
Kelly
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Harrisbing
Ex-Corryite Hurt in Crash Near Sterling Milk Truck
Carl Sickler former resident of Unis city and known here was injured when the Sterling Milk Company truck he drove to this city veered off the highway into a ditch late Wednesday. He suffered minor lacerations and bruises after leaping from the truck to avoid a collision with an approaching auto, was treated at St. Vincent's hospital in Brie l and released.
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Wee
Unis City
Sterling Milk Company
Sickler
St. Vincent's Hospital
Briel
Pope Pius XI shows improvement after holiday service
Pope Pius XI rested after a New Year’s midnight mass in his private room at the Vatican. Vatican officials said his condition remains satisfactory as he receives communion from Monseignor Carlo Confalcon ior and a small group of papal attendants. The pope’s faith and strength were noted as steady despite weeks on his sick bed.
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Stewart Brown
United Press
Vatican City
Jun
Pius XI
Vatican
Monseignor
Carlo Confalconior
Papal House
V F W Building Association Elects Officers
The V F W Building Association elected officers for the year at a meeting on West Washington Street followed by a watch night party for past and auxiliary members. Floyd Black was named president Paul Quinlisk vice president Bruce Thomas secretary and Mig VB Sethman treasurer Directors were VH Sethian and Allan Spencer for a two year term with Mrs Paul Quinlisk serving one year. A program of cards dancing games and visiting preceded a midnight refreshment break.
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V.F. W. Buflding Association
West Washington
Slyces
Floyd Black
Paul Quinlisk
Bruce Thomas
Mig
VB. Sethman
di Tors
VH Sethian
Allan Spencer
Poat
Igang Guns Bark Two Slain In Philadelphia Shootout
In Philadelphia on January 1 a gang shooting ended with Lanzetti Langatti, a key underworld figure, killed at a confectionery as he ate. Sammy Roberts and Fortunato Staros, seated nearby, were also wounded. Roberts died. The crime, involving buckshot to Langatti, occurred at a store run by Joe Grimm. Police probe continues to determine all motives and participants.
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Lanzeltt
Sammy
Roberts
Fortunato Btar
Herther
Langetti
Joe Grimm
Langatti
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Grimm
Crimim
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