31 Arrested In Raid On Gambling Joint
United Press reports police in Pittsburgh raided a North Side gambling joint, arresting 31 men while a dice game was in progress, and seized an opium smoking outfit left behind by one suspect at a downtown hotel. Notable arrestees include Rod Cunning Sham and Mike Haddock. Mrs M C Mavison of Meadville, formerly Corry, visited the city with relatives.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
North Side
Rod Cunning
Sham
Mike Haddock
M. C. Mavison
Meadville
Corry
Personal mentions of Paterson visitors and local visits
Local notes record Mrs J H Marti of Paterson N J visiting Corry friends staying with Mrs J W Campbell then returning home. Rev and Mrs BR Lewis left for Daytona Beach Ia to preach evangelistic services south. their son Robert accompanied to Meadville to stay with grandmother Mrs A Brown. Miss Harriatt Colegate leaves for Wellsley College studies. her mother Mrs Arthur Coleycove plans Harrisburg trip. Several residents travel for business, hospital, or family reasons with brief notes on destinations and companions.
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J. H. Marti
Paterson
N. J
Corry
Ene
J. W. Campbell
BR. Lewis
Daytona Beach
Robert
Meadville
A. Brown
Lewis
Harriatt Cotegrate
Euclid Street
Welly College
Aurers
N. Y
Arthur Coleycove
Harrisburg
For Gilpin
Erie
Gilpin
St. Vincent's Hospital
High O'Hare
Railroads Seek More Revenues in Freight Rate Hearing
J M Symes of the Association of American Railroads testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking higher basic freight rates to restore about 62 percent of an estimated $10,000,000 monthly revenue loss as emergency charges expire December 31. He noted rail cars and locomotives are at their lowest ownership since before World War I, and urged funds for new equipment and maintenance to sustain traffic.
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United Press
Washington
Jinn
J. M. Symes
Association of American Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sarrcrs
Symen
Emergency lighting equipment at Corry hospital installed
Corry Hospital Board disclosed last evening in the Library Building that the emergency lighting equipment for the hospital has been received and placed. Miss Gale, superintendent, reported sixty nine patients with varied lengths of stay and several births. Directors discussed plans for improving rooms and promoting the hospital to civic groups. Purchases included a new X-ray tube and alcohol for hospital use.
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Corry Hospital
el Gale
Heapital
Méngaril
jWspiral
Pete Frresa
New trouble develops on Mongolian frontier
United Press report from Manchukuo on January 7 states Japan’s Manchukuoan foreign office will protest Outer Mongolia over alleged frontier violations. Quiet Mongolian troops are said to terrorize border residents abduct citizens steal cable and seek military information. A separate incident in Monessen reported a man killed in a roadside vehicle crash two years after his brother’s fatal auto accident.
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Fress Hlinking
Manchukuo
Kellogg’s All Bran Urges Constipation Relief
An advertisement urges women to address constipation to look their best. It promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran as a safe, ready to eat cereal supplying bulk and vitamin B to cleanse the intestines, avoiding pills. It claims absorption of water and natural relief, urging purchase at grocers.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Child Suffocated at State College Farm Chores
Distress report says a mother, Mrs. Miles Stantfer of Gap, Pa, left a child alone at the farm. The two minute incident occurred as she completed chores. The child suffocated. the mother found the scene upon returning around 10230 a.m.
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State College
Miles Stantfer
Pius
Gap
Boise
Shirley Temple Tops Box Office in Trade Surveys
United Press reports Shirley Temple named best money making attraction on movie exhibitors lists for the second year running. The Motion Picture Herald ranks her at the top, with other leading stars following in order.
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United Press
New York
Jay
Shirley Jongle
Motion Picture Herald
Hebert Taylor
Shiney Moanin
Clark Cathe
Frvi Asngire
Gagesogur
Hebert Taylor Dae Te. Brown
Mok Powell
Jon Cian
Charlee Gott
Teusnerie MarPrwihy
Gary Cooper
Senate Republicans Reelect McNary Leader in 14-Member Caucus
Washington—In a 14 member Senate caucus the Republicans re elected Minority Leader Charles McNary and approved committee assignments. The conference was not attended by senators George Morey of Indiana Horsrite Shipstead and Bert La Pollette with the three aligned with Republicans on committee roles.
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Washington
Jay
Senate
Charles McNary
George Morey
Ind
Horsrite Shipstead
Minn
Bert la Pollete
Wis
Demand Reopening of Cleveland Plant
Four international craft unions demanded reopening of the strike-closed Fisher body company plant in Cleveland on January 7. The action underscores ongoing labor tensions as unions press for resumed operations and negotiations with management.
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Cleveland
United Press
Tisher Body Company
Market Gossip: Wall Street Holds After President's Message
Wall Street studies the president's congress message and finds little to alter the market. Omissions on labor policy taxation and budget details signal future action. Utilities overall seen as favorable with high earnings boosting stock prices amid a cautious tone about the Supreme Court.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Wall Street
Congress
Supreme Court
Supreme Cours
Chrysler Leads Big Market Gains In New York
Chrysler leads a broad market rally in New York trading on January 7 with a sharp rise up to four points, signaling heavy activity unseen since mid November. Early gains gave way to uneven afternoon movement as sell orders returned and several major names such as General Motors and International Harvester showed notable activity.
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Chrysler
United Press
New York
Wall Street
American Logomotivea
Armenican Tire
Amaconila
Jcc Cris Eee Bibi
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Curtiss-Wright
Columbia Gas
Continental Gan
General Elevtric
General Motorsay International
Micke G8
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Ci Corbieri Buck
Otis Steel Packard Paramount
Texas
BOM United Corp
Eh Bett
Steel
Warner Bros
Westinghouse i Woolforth , Youngatowh
Aylauisan Gas Acca
Asan Gas & Electric Cities Service Saver McGord
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Identify Victim Of Pittsburgh Accident
Pittsburgh report identifies a fatally injured girl from the January 7 incident as Mil deed Krill, 21, of Woodts Run. The brief note remarks the victim’s identity being confirmed by authorities and notes a police car collision reference, amid unclear surrounding text.
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United Prose
Pittsburgh
Mildeed Krill
Woodts Run
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