Spain Fights to Quell Abortive Revolt by Extremists
Madrid reports a broad uprising by anarchists and monarchists damaged by alleged monarchist finance. Police and troops battled sporadic outbreaks centered in Valencia and Barcelona as over 30 killed and many injured, with exiled monarchists fleeing Villa Cisneros and some reaching North Africa. Officials denied a prior toll error concerning Pedratba.
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William H. Lander
United Press
Madrid
Republican Government of
Spain
Villa Cisneros
West Africa
Pheney
Africa
Young Republican
Creer
Valencia
Barcelona
Carlos Esplo
Premisy Arana
Pedratba
Babe Stabbed to Death in Crib Mystery Hides Motive
New York reporters describe a four month old baby found dead in a crib with a stiletto blade piercing the chest. Police, led by Commissioner Mulrooney, pursue leads while interviewing Amanda Cammerano and her family amid grief. Investigators weigh revenge or religious motive as possible causes.
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New York
Balby
Edward Mulrooney
Amanda Cammerano
Josephine
Frank
Susie Cammarano
Cammaranos
Ant’ Ridge
Tereca
Amanda
Tit Porei Phe
Eller Cammarano
Henry Bruckman
Ice coated highways blamed for Corry area crashes
Glazed roadways caused a string of automobile accidents in Corry and nearby areas last night into today. The worst crash occurred near the Beaverdam Wigin Road intersection on Roosevelt Highway, where Albert Morton of Wesleyville and N C Hitchcock of Upton City collided. Hitchcock and wife and daughter Merion were mildly injured. Morton suffered facial injuries. Both drivers were treated and released. Multiple lesser accidents were reported along Roosevelt Highway with no serious injuries.
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Corty
Beaverdam-Wigin Road
Roosevelt
Hesday
Gary
Albert Morton
Wesleyville
N. C. Hitchcock
Upton City
Hitccock
Merion
Lo Corry Hospital
Hilchouth
Roosevelt Highway
Corry
Sunday fishing bill before legislature
United Press reports Pennsylvania lawmakers consider a Sunday fishing bill allowing one pole and no hooks. Other proposals include license-free hunting for men over 70, a ban on turbidity in dances, and a plan to line all state highways with four foot sidewalks.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Hoopes
Berks
McGregor
Indiana
Lose
Tro Lycoming
Allegheny
National Bank Stockholders Hold Meeting in Corry
National Bank of Corry stockholders convened for their annual session this afternoon. Directors were re-elected to serve another year and Blaine Kincaid was re-elected president with H. Kep pel as vice president and O. H. Andrews cashier. Dan Depew named assistant cashier, a role he filled recently.
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National Bank of Corry
Game Board of Directors
Board of
C.F. Bliss
M. Bi Olds
B. B. Hawkins
HH. Keppel
D. A. Hillstrom
O. H. Andrews
Blaine Kincaid
H. Keppel
Dan Depew
Hoover backs bill to reorganize rail system nationwide
A non-partisan drive to reorganize the nation’s $20 million railroad system and reset its financial banks was launched in the House with strong support. President Hoover sent a modified embargo message to Congress seeking authority to limit or forbid cargo shipments for military use as other nations cooperate. Governor Blackwood of South Carolina commuted the death sentence of Beatrice Snipes, an expectant mother, to life imprisonment. Senator Couzens proposed a bill to place unemployed youths 17 to 24 in army cantonments for up to a year for training.
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United Press
Washington
Ang
Hoover
Congress
Columbia
S. G
Thra
Blackwood
South Carolina
Lfe
Beatrice Snipes
Couzens
Senate
Legion Leader Defends Aid To War Veterans
Altoona Pa January 10 Louis A Johnson national commander of the American Legion defended veterans appropriations at a banquet here attacking the national economy league for taxation statistics. He said federal taxes which fund veterans payments declined by 1 437 000 000 in the decade ending 1930 while state and local taxes rose 2 865 000 000 and that the league over estimated government costs by 5 481 000 000. Johnson said the league's estimate ranged fifteen million to nine million five hundred nineteen thousand dollars according to a congressional committee. He urged deportation of undesirable aliens.
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United Press
Altoona
National Economy League
Louis A. Johnson
American Legion
Johnson Anid Johnson
Economy League
League
Congressional
Legion
Stars and Stripes
Pearl Buck labeled renegade missionary by church leader
Philadelphia Jan. 10 Pearl S Buck author of The Good Earth was called a renegade missionary by Rev John Clover Monsma general secretary of the Reformation Fellowship He faulted the Presbyterian foreign missions board for barring fundamentalists and for its handling of laymen’s reports and moral stance He described the Reformation Fellowship as arising from opposition to the church’s traditional missionary methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Hela
Reformation Fellowship
Motsma
Byck
Brotherhood Representative Seeks Shorter Week Testimony
Washington Jan 10 A Brotherhood of Railway Firemen and Locomotive Engineers rep Arline J Lovell testified before the Senate committee on the six hour day five day week bill. He warned of potential economic force use if the bill fails constitutional review and cited 125000 members with 40000 jobless. Lovell criticized railroads for excessive hours while others stay unemployed, noting some engineers on mileage basis earn the equivalent of 18 to 60 work days monthly despite negotiated agreements to share available work.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Arline J. Lovell
Brotherhood of Railway Firemen and Locomotive Engineers
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Lovell
Norris
Plan Local Diphtheria Immunization Initiative
Superintendent Ralph F. Dewey announced a plan to immunize pre school children against diphtheria using toxin anti toxin treatment. Eligible children will be treated in the next two to three weeks with details at library building offices. A nominal fee was noted and parents should contact the choir offices for arrangements. The program follows observed drops in diphtheria deaths in several cities since toxin antitoxin immunization began. Local preparations have been underway for weeks, with inoculations to begin soon.
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Ralph F. Dewey
Choor
Wis
Dorrance Estate Tax Upheld by State Supreme Court
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court refused to reconsider and upheld the state's right to collect 17 million dollars in inheritance tax on the John T. Dorrance estate. The case involved arguments over residence and tax obligations, with New Jersey challenging the residency and potential tax liability.
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Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
John
New Jersey
Jegel
Mail pilot rescued from burning plane in Columbus
Pittsburgh dispatch reports two airport attendants pulled unconscious mail pilot Zimmerman of Columbus from a burning transcontinental and Western air mail plane after it crashed near the City-County airport. About 600 pounds of mail was destroyed. Zimmerman, refueled at the airport at dawn, was not seriously hurt.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Dgck Zimmerman
Columbus
Gus Tates
Zimmerman
Wis A m
Harttsbi
Colm
Hy A. Tagan
W. Lines
Totten
Atlaghes
Jap airplanes join offensive on Jehol front
Chinese authorities reported a major battle along the Great Wall at Chivmenkon Pass as Japanese forces opened a drive to cut Jehol Province from China. Japanese planes bombed Chinese regulares and irregulars while cavalry and tanks moved behind scouts toward Kalli Chaoyang and Chibmenkou, signaling a multi column advance toward the northern province and a possible broad offensive.
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Herbert R. Ekins
United Press
Priping
China
Great Wall of China
Chivmenkon
Jehol
Manchuri
Hie Jeno
Great Wall
Kalli
Chaoyang
Chibmenkou
Sil Jehol
Nanjing
Chimenkot
Shanhaikwan
Shihmenchai
Chingchaw
Chipmenkoy
King chairs amendments group in Pennsylvania Senate
Harrisburg January 10. Committee chairmanships announced by presiding officers of the Museum Senate of the Pennsylvania legislature list House committees including Aeronautics McKay Mercier constitutional amendments King Bris corporations Way Clear field creation Wilson Mullean Tedegal relations Mumford Warren forestry Wright Bedford Judicial apportionment Mell wee Lawrence law and order H W Himes Armistrong legislative Apportionment Peelar Indians Senate Appropriations Scott Centre canals and island navigation Zeinsenhehn Rice game and fisheries Quigley Clinton judiciary federal Kaly Somerset railroads Fay Mercer library Chapman Warren
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United Press
Harrisburg
Museum
Senate
Pennsyvania
House
Aeronautics
McKay
Mercier
King
Bris
Way
Clearfield
Creation
Wilson
Mullean Tedegal
Mumford
Warren
Wright
Bedford
Mellwee
Lawrence
H. W. Himes
Armistrong
Council Holds Conference on Salary Bill
City Council members met last evening at Municipal funding to discuss a salary revision bill to be taken up at an early executive meeting. Another conference will occur later this week as plans for reducing salaries of city employees not cut last year are announced. Mayor England said the council thoroughly discussed the issue and it will be addressed again at an informal meeting this week before a bill is introduced at next Monday evening's session.
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Wie Participal
Gouneil
Commissioners
Council
Corry Taxpayers Union For & Redue- Hom
England
Coucil
Moday
Laval Upholds Debt Stance in US Talks
Former French Premier Laval says debt issues sparked by the Lausanne conference were not foreseen by him or Hoover. He urged France to withhold defaulted December installments until Germany resumes reparations, while stressing he did not seek to revive war debt talks.
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Ralpin Heusen
United Press
Paris
Pierre Lays
Stimson
Treasury
Mills
Hoover
United States
Laval
France
Sisker
Lausanne
Germany
Governor Pinchot calls broad state budget cuts
Governor Gifford Pinchot urged sweeping economy across Pennsylvania government with a two year budget of 1.716 billion dollars. He urged reductions in nearly all departments except the Public Service Commission and proposed shifting some retirement costs to specific funds. The plan includes cutting state teachers colleges funding from 10 million to 2 million and reallocating motor vehicle, fish, and game funds to retirement costs.
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Pinchot
House
Senate
Chet
General Assembly
Public Service Commission
Pinchot Ailroitly
Legislature
Judiciary
Finchot
Fish, Game, Motor and Banking Commissions
Ars
Motor Hcensé
Film Booking Talk At Rotary Club Meeting
John Blatt manager of the Hex theatre outlined film sales by large producers and how theatres buy pictures. He noted the need to show films on booked dates and addressed criticisms about weekend shows and parent concerns. Admission variations across cities were discussed and S B Marsh of Oil City attended. A separate item reports unpaid hospital building plans and a jury verdict after hours of deliberation.
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John Blatt
Hex Theatre
West South Street
Rotary Club
Corry Tnilay
Blatt
S. B. Marsh
Oil City
Tlumcheon
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Babe
Metropolis
National Bank
Bulletins
Defense of Veterans
Pearl S. Buck
Brotherhood
Lowell
Dorrance Estate
Hu Linked Brass
Northern Province
Ray Benxer
Pittsbursh
Watson-Standard Company
Benzer
Amendments Group
Council For Action
Joseph S. Wasney
Harrisburl
Gifford Pinechot
John A. Blatt
Rex Theatre
Watindsburg
Lord
Hew
Bilding
Grown County Memorial Hospital
Harry Ajonis
Uniontown
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