Corry Escapes Sleet Storm Amid Snow Wave Incoming
National security warnings unfold as walls Street area braces for a snow and cold wave after a severe sleet storm. In New York a threefold terrorist plot aimed at Wall Street financiers and government leaders is revealed, with investigations centering on mailed infernal devices and suspects linked to Easton and Newark.
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Corry
United Press
New York
Wall Street
Easton
Financial Center
Werte
Aston
Post Office Department
East
Harry Brader
Vollmer
Charles Fama
U. S. Army
Hamilton, Fish, Jr
Congress
United States
Fama
Defenders of the Constitution
A. M. D. Riggio
Christian Craigh Oi
Newark
American Express
Tor
Middle West
New Haven
Conm
Death sentences for railroad negligence shock readers
Four railroad workers were sentenced to be shot after a train wreck due to negligence. An intoxicated freight engineer died in the crash, and others received jail terms for not halting or reporting the danger. Eyewitness and official findings blamed the dispatcher and signaling staff for the crash.
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Habarovsky
U. 8
BM. Kreivesky
Mironofoff
Shernshoft
Ey Bing Master Simeonov
Dor Peychin
100 Dead in Wake of Holiday Accidents
A United Press tally to New Year shows over 100 deaths nationwide from holiday accidents. A Chicago auto plunge into the Calumet river led the list of fatalities, with other deaths from auto streetcar crashes in Los Angeles, an airplane crash, drownings, ice falls, and suicides. Illinois reported the most fatalities, exceeding 90.
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United Press
Chicago
United States
Naval Ue
Calumet River
Los Angeles
Illinois
Nab 30 Members of Kidnap Ring in Midwest Sweep
Chicago January 2 Chief investigator Pat Roche of the State's attorney's office announced the arrest of 30 members of a kidnapping ring, including twelve women. The captives were implicated in 17 kidnappings across central states. The band was rounded up through cooperation of Chicago, Peoria, and St Louis authorities. names of the prisoners were not released.
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United Press
Chicago
Pat Roche
Roche
Central States
Peoria
St. Lows
Fifteen Japanese Sailors Rescued From Distressed Freighter
United Press report from San Francisco states 45 crewmen were removed from the freighter Tamaha Mart near the Priblloft Islands by the Reiyo Maru after storm damage opened huge seams in the hull. The ship was abandoned and left to founder as other vessels including Haluban Mars and Taskaha Maru stood by.
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United Press
San Francisco
Priblloft Tslands
Jay
Relgo
Taskaha Maru
Thaamabo
Aleutian Islands
Yolohima
Final Rites for Judge Walling in Hue Today
Final rites for Justice Emory Walling of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court were held in Hue today. The 77 year old jurist died in his sleep Tuesday midnight. Chief Justice Prager and several Pittsburgh and Philadelphia jurists served as honorary pallbearers. Erie county bar members attended, with Corry attendees J. H. Wright and W. Smith among them.
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Ay United Press
Hue
Emory Walling
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Gren
Haur
Robert S. Prager
Pittsburgh
John W. Kephart
Whensburg
W. J. Schaffer
Haverford
George W. Maxey
Scranton
James Wes
Robert von Moschuisker
Wedelphia
A. P. Rossiter
W. Ehirt
Henry A. Clark
Erie County
John S. Wallace
New Castle
Erie County Bar Association
Pall‘pearers
Walling Home
Another Attack on Soong Thwarted in Shanghai
Jan 2 Shanghai reports a failed attempt on T. V. Soong former minister of finance. A bomb hurled into the garden of Soong's Shanghai residence seriously injuring his gardener. Soong and wife had already left their regular home for an undisclosed address. The prior attack at a railway station last July killed his secretary.
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United Press Shanghai
T. V. Soong
Tienancé
Soong
Shanghai
Boong
War tragedy of printer Jim Finck and Private Rodder
Unites Press reports a Marne battle near Chateau-Thierry where James Finck, a linotype printer, and Private Rodder fought with the Marines of the Second Division. Finck earned four citations, sustained a bayonet wound and lung damage, and later died by suicide after learning of ongoing war losses, amid a cascade of personal tragedies within his family.
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Unites Press
New York
Marne
Chateau-Thierry
James Finck
Rodder
Finck
Baltimore
Etain
Geo
Snowstorm Hits Cities to East in Severe Winter Blast
A sweeping snow and sleet storm crippled towns from Meadville to Warren in Pennsylvania and crossed into Ontario. Widespread power and telephone damage disrupted lines and roads. Forecasters warned of freezing temperatures, with relief expected next week as heavy snow and wind caused seven hour outages in Spartansburg and telegraph disruptions in Hamilton, Guelph, Windsor, and Toronto.
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Pennsylvania
Mercury
W. S. Brotzman
Pittsburgh
Kane
Emporium
Otter Paints
Warren
Iine
Meadville
Spartansburg
Othe Fennby Poiits
Jan
Hamlton
Galt
Guelph
Windsor
Niagara Fruit
Toronto
Dominion
Bell ‘Telephone Company
Corry Resident Eliott Slater Dies in Florida
Word reached Corry today of the death of Eliott F. Slater a well known Corry resident who died in St Petersburg Florida He went south last October with his daughter Miss Lulu Sister to spend the winter and was stricken There are no details of his death The body was taken to Cleveland for burial Mr Slater once operated a grocery store and was later connected with the Chase and Sanborn Coffee Company He is survived by one son Timmett Slater of Cleveland and his daughter.
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Eliott F. Slater
Corry
St. Petersburg
Fla
Slater
Lulu
Tet Corry
Cleveland
Dr. Slater
Corey
Som
Intel A
Wing Willi
Chase and Sanborn Coffee Company
Boston
Mass
Mr. Slater
Timmett Soler
Judge Hirt for Supreme Court Endorsed by Erle County
The people of Erle county endorse Judge William J. Hirt for the Pennsylvania Supreme Court appointment to fill the late Justice Walling. He is praised as a unanimously re elected, nonpartisan jurist with high ethics and diligent service. Erie County urges Governor Pinchot to appoint him, arguing his promotion would honor the county and preserve judicial integrity.
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Erle County
William J. Flirt
Pinchot
I Shueessay
Justice Walling
Hirt
Ivit
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Pneumonia Claims Lives Of Mr And Mrs Alcorn
Mr and Mrs J Alcorn of Fairview near Titusville died from pneumonia. Mrs Alcorn passed away at 10280 A M and her husband followed about six hours later. A double funeral is planned at Fairview Church Monday morning with burial in the local cemetery.
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Alcorn
Fairview
Titusville
Aluorn
Polrview
Five Die and Many Hurt in Western Pennsylvania Wrecks
A United Press survey shows five killed and at least 25 injured in New Year and Christmas Day automobile accidents across western Pennsylvania. Victims include Sharon youth Theresa Hilpert four and Chester Volpe 24 of Wilmerding. Accidents reported in Somerset Sharon Washington Aliquippa Connellsville and surrounding areas.
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Sharon
United Press
Pennsylvania
Somerset
Washington
Aliquippa
Connellsville
Chester Volpe
Wilmerding
Pittsburgh
William Maher
Youngstown-Sharon
William Keat
Braddock
Wilkinsburg
Margaret Racelt
Pitoairn
Pitcairn
Mardelia K. O'Brien
West Penn
Sentenced for Murder in Uniontown Pa
Mike Coyne of Fayplté City was sentenced by Judge Thomas Hudson to serve 5 to 10 years in Western Penitentiary for murder. Coyne admitted guilt to fatally shooting Pete Krivitar, 24, during an argument over alleged theft of a stolen statuette.
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Uniontown
Mike Coyne
Fayplté City
Western Penitentiary
Fiport
Judes Thomas
Hudson
Coyne
Monty Fortherges
Pete Krivitar
Ee Cily
Anit Staleer
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
NBC and CBS networks present a Civic concerts program at 9 01 PM then Indian legend on WABC at 9 00 PM WJZ airs first fighter at 9 30 PM WEA shows Dance hot with Walter Winchell at 10 00 PM and WABC presents Show Boat at 10 15 PM
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WEAF
NBC
WABC
CBS
WJ2
WEA
Walter Winchell
Wall Street Profits Disclosed in Senate Report
United Press reports a Senate finance committee finding that Wall Street firms earned between 400 and 600 million dollars in syndicate spread profits from depreciated foreign bonds. J. P. Morgan, National City, and Kuhn Loeb figure in a total alleged bond isolation of 5.8 billion with spread profits of about 100.3 million. Estimates suggest total bond spreads may reach two to three times disclosed figures.
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United Press
Washington
Wall Street
Senate Finance Committee
J. P. Morgan and Company
National City Company
Kuhn Loeb and Company
Charles ©. Mitchell
Department of Commerce
Senate
Honda
Tired of life walks into sea in Atlantic City tragedy
A 25 year old woman Mae Blodgett who lived in New York left a suicide note to her husband Bob before walking into the sea. Her expensive jewelry including a $2400 diamond bracelet and a $1000 ring were found on her body, and the note asked forgiveness and to pass her belongings to Mrs Simon. The evidence indicated she remained lonely and planned the act recently.
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Finch
Jim
Rodder
Jennie
Jim Finck
Maine
New York
Finck
Galveston
Ienu
Dome
Atlantic City
Mae Blodgett
Bob
Mae
Ben F. Starr Inaugurated Mayor of Corry
Ben F. Starr was sworn in as mayor of Corry on Monday at 10 am as new municipal officers took office. The City Council and county officials, including Frank T. Englund and Stanley H. Nichols, assumed duties, with Starr delivering his first message and outlining tentative policies. Other officials sworn in included Judge William Hirl, Orrin Waite, Mortimer Graham, and county commissioners Rolla McCray Joseph Rogan, and James Wilson, among others.
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Ben F. Starr
Corry
State
Gonneilmen-elont Frank ‘T. Englund
Stanley H. Nichole
BP. D. Westley
Kwown
T. Ragland
L. Alexander
Ernest Williams
Leo M. Mulderick
Stanley H. Nichols
William ©. Hirl
Common Pleas Court
Orrin J. Waite
Nf Orphans’ Court
Mortimer Graham
You
Rolla McCray
Joseph Rogan
James N. Wilson
B. T. Swartz
Annette Young
Odessie Plate
Court House
Henry A. Clark
Otto B. Herbst
General Law Prace
Allan S. MacLeans
Veterans’ Baresy
Washington
Charles Davis
Union City
James B. Yard
Prothonotery
Res. H. Howell
Register of Wills
Civil War Threat Again Faces China
Shanghai January 2 Nine provincial governors issue a two round robin telegram denouncing the Lin Sen Sun Fo regime. They blame it for permitting Japan to capture Chinchow. The Nationalist central council convenes an emergency meeting and cables Chiang Kai Shek.
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Shanghai
China
Lin Sen
Sun Fo
Chinchow
central political council_of
Nationalist Party
Chiang Kat Shek
Forme
IBBETT MARRIES CALIFORNIA HEIRESS IN RIOTY WEDDING
New York January report says Metropolitan Opera figure Tibbet, and his bride Jeannie Marston Burgard, wed in a quiet ceremony with only close family and friends present. It marks Tibbetts third marriage, hers second, with a short wedding trip planned afterward. Major Lemmond reports personal crisis in Washington as Army Judge Advocate General unit leader suffers abrupt dismissal amid tense events.
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United Picos
New York
Tawrenge Tibbett
Metropolitan Opera
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Theresa Hilpert
Brentwood
St. Joseph's Hospital
Greensburg
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Tyler
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