Carlsburg injured in backing accident and mayoral address
A Corry parcel post carrier Albert Carlburg was seriously injured when his car stalled and rolled backward trapping him between two vehicles on North Center Street. Kenneth Whitaker suffered facial and chest injuries when his Whippet left the road and hit a tree on the Corry Columbus road. The text then presents a lengthy city mayoral message urging economy, prudent city finance, and planned traffic lights at North Center and Smith Street and North Center and Columbus Avenue, with emphasis on public safety and municipal improvements.
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Corry Post Office
Kenneth Whitaker
Corry-Columbus
Albert, Carlburg
Corry
Carlburg
North Center Street
Columbis
Whitaker
John G Kibler
City Council Reorganized for Coming Year
Cassius Lt. Alexander was sworn in as mayor for a fourth term at the Municipal building. He outlined a strong law enforcement agenda in his first annual message read by City Clerk Porter. Council approved most appointments with Starr dissenting on Chief of Police John Ruppersburg. Williams also voted no. Additional posts include Frank Brigland as Superintendent of Public Finance and Ernest Williams over Streets. Other appointees: M Leo Mulderick Public Property, Edward Harrington Street, Milton R. Tipton Health Officer, Irene Mullen Deputy Finance.
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North Center
Smith Street
Columbus Avenue
Publi Safety
Department of Public Affairs
Department of Police
Cassius Lt. Alexander
Corry
Alexander
Ernest A. Williams
M. Leo Mulderick
James
C. B. Porter
City Counci
Porter
John Ruppersburg
Starr
Williams
Frank T. Brigland
Rest A. Williams
Connell
Branc
England
Ernest Williams
Leo Mulderick
John Ruppersbure
Edward Harrington
Milton R. Tipton
Irene Mullen
F. B
Page Hight
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
A radio schedule lists Roxy's Gang on WZ and NBC Network at 30 minutes past the hour, The Gypsies on WAP and NBC Network at 30 past, General Motors Hour on WEAF and NBC Network at 10:30, Empire Builders on WJZ and NBC Network at 10:30, and Voice of Columbia on WABC CBS Network in BST listing.
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NBC
WAP
WEAF
WJZ
Empire Builders
WABC
CBS
Voice of Columbia
Fire destroys J Penny store and hurts firefighter
A $200,000 blaze yesterday at Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania, damaged the J Penny store and left firefighter Buke Butlid in Fountain Spring Hospital with a fractured leg back injuries and possible skull fracture. The flames swept the block as crews battled the fire into the night.
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MT. Carmel
United Press
Buke Butlid
Fountain Spring Hospital
J. Penny
Three Children Die in Fire at Conneaut
Jan 6 Mr James Scribner fought smoke to reach his five children trapped in a burning home but only two survived Florence five was found dead under the kitchen sink Josephine three and Alya three months died later in hospital of burns their mother carried them from beds to outside Thomas thirteen and Martin six jumped from a second story window and were saved Mrs Scribner remains in hospital from shock An overheated coil stove believed the cause Ed Kimmey returned home from Butler after visiting friends
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United Press Conneaut
James Scribner
Florence
Josephine
Alya
Thomas
Martin
Scrlimer
Ising Hospital
Distribution of Hubert Millions Announced
Three leading citizens Calvin Coolidge Alfred Smith and Julius Rosenwald distributed Conrad Hubert s 10 million fortune for the public good. Hospitals and welfare institutions in New York City receive 1 3 million Jewish institutions 625 000 efforts for negro advancement 750 000 mental hygiene groups 500 000 Boy and Girl Scouts 500 000 and colleges 625 000.
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Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
New York
Russia
Calvin Coolidge
Alfred ©. Smith
Julius Rosenwald
Conrad Hubert
Coolidge
Smilth
Rosenwald
New York City
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
ER R Strike Averted After Mediation At New York
A 3500 Mine Railroad trainmen strike was settled in New York on Saturday after mediation by G Wallace W Hanger of the United States board. An agreement settled all matters and cancelled the strike order. Wage dispute involved Wyoming Pa division. other issues concerned local working conditions at various points.
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New York
G. Wallace W. Hanger
United States Board of Mediation
Erie
Wyoming
Hanger
Federal Board
Ford Loses Suit Over Mohawk River Water Power Permit
Henry Ford lost in the supreme court today a legal battle with upper Mohawk River manufacturers over part of the water power he used under a federal power commission permit to provide electricity for his Puss Greensland factory in New York.
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Ford
Washington
Henry Ford
Supreme Court
Upper
Mohawk River
Federal Power Commission
Puss Greensland
N. X
Bank Vault Heist Ends Without Loot In Minco
Four gunmen used blow torches on the First National Bank safe in Minco Oklahoma but failed to crack it after three hours. They loaded the vault onto a truck and fired on a crowd before fleeing with about 4000 dollars. The gang consisted of four men.
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United Press
Minco
Okla
First National Banke
St Teast
Suspect Arrested After Series of Holdups in Altoona
Police in Altoona arrested George M. Woomer after a string of bold robberies. He was taken into custody with a loaded 32 caliber revolver in his possession.
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Altoona
George M. Woomer
al Oona
Woomer
Congress Back GOP Moves To InSession
Congress convened for a six month session to tackle tariff and prohibition amid looming November elections. House actions may push Borah's charge against enforcement, while a committee to probe unification of statute enforcement agency under the justice department is favored. Prohibition funding and President Hoover’s law enforcement report loom.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Borah
Idaho
Jones
Jinto
Justice Department
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Missing Key Witness in Taylor Case Located
Otis Hefner, once linked to naming the killer of William Desmond Taylor in February 1922, was found by United Press. The man had disclosed details to Governor Friend Richardson and the Prison Board in 1926, triggering his earlier release from Folsom. The revelation could fill the final link in the Los Angeles murder case.
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Frank H. Bartholomew
United Press
San Francisco
Calif
Otis Hefner
Wiliam Desmond
Taylor Murds
Hefner
William Richardson
Motibs
Burton Fitts
Los Angeles
George E. Powers
Hefnur
State
Folsom Penitentiary
Lost Angeles
Bus Fire Near Uniontown Narrows Escape for 40 Miners
About 40 miners escaping a bus fire near Uniontown and Youngstown Pa narrowly avoided death. The bus burned completely last night. One man was cut by glass escaping the blazing vehicle. The group was returning from work when flames erupted from the engine and engulfed the bus.
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United Press Uniontown
Youngatown
Vamont
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Ruppersburg
Ben F. Starr
AL Carlburg
Main Street
Wirst Avenue
Summer Street
Center Street
Main
Pleasant
Board of Tax Revision and Appeal
Department of Finance and Accounts
Cassius L. Alexander
Conneaut
Ed. Kimmey
Butler
Hubert
E.R.R
Penn’a
Wees
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Grundy
Thelston Mason
Wesley Allen
Taylor
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