Five Injured in Sleet Crash West of City
Five persons were injured in a collision on the Corry Union City road just east of Warners Corners. Miss Mildred Schramling Miss Irene Neylon and Richard Neylon were traveling from Union City in a Pontiac coupe driven by Miss Schramling when it struck a stopped automobile driven by William J. Young of Brooklyn. Poor visibility from sleet and icy windshields caused the crash.
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Genuiuely
Corry-Union City
Warner's Corners
Mildred Schramling
Misa Irene Neylon
Richard Neylon
Union City
Miss Schramaling
William J. Young
Quincy Street
Brooklyn
Young
Young’ Indy
Brooklys
Anotler Moan
Nore
Neylon
Bomb threats found in mail to King and Mussolini
Naples Italy Jan 11 The Excalibur arrived from New York with packages addressed to King Victor Emmanuel and Premier Benito Mussolini believed to contain bombs. Police seized three packages for laboratory examination as the ship unloaded about 1000 mail bags at the wharf.
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King Emmanuel
Mussoli
Naples
United Press
Italy
Victor Wmenanuel
Benitoy Iissolini
Excalibur
New York
Easton
Sporl
Bischoff Confesses Killing Small Child
Charles Bischoff, 45, confessed to police that he killed six year old Marian McLean whose body was found in a Cincinnati tenement basement five days before Christmas. Bischoff, a washer and criminology student, had been under arrest after reporting the body by an ash heap. He admitted his act in a partial confession compared by Sheriff Asa Butterfield and County Prosecutor Robert Guriman, stating he killed Marian McLean in a fit of insanity and asked for leniency.
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United Preat Cincinnati
Charles Bischoff
Marian McLean
Bischoff
Asa
Whitford Back From Roundup Legionnaires
Marold F Wintford of Titusville district commander of the American Legion for Crawford and Erie counties returned from the state roundup at Harrisburg with news of the Lorry post membership drive and caravan. About 1 000 cars participated in the parade. four teen posts in the district met quota. Citations will come from the state department. The Corry Building and Loan Association to elect three directors at 7 30 pm Monday January 26 in Burtows block offices.
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Craw
Ford Erie
American Legion
Marold F. Wintford
Titusville
Crawford
Erie
Dartivburg
Herald
Légion
Harriesburg
Waliford Jett Brie
Union City
Commonwealth
Whitford
Pennsylvania
Clea J. Ross
Conneaut Lake
Conneautville
Corry
State Department
Corry Building and Loan Association
Burtows
F. E. York
Two Cars Hit Culverts in Slippery Roads
Two Corry motorists escaped serious injury when cars skidded on wet pavement and overturned near Panama and west of Sorry. Lyle McCray and Mrs. Grant McCray were unhurt. their Dodge sustained minor damage. Windahi, driving a Plymouth, escaped injury when his car left the road west of the city and overturned after hitting a culvert.
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Corry
Lyle McCray
West Pleasant Street
Grant McCray
Elgin
Falconer Lo Vist
Panama
Dodge
McCray
San Diego
Wick Carter
Christenaan
Navy Airport
Thompson
Mate
Windahi
West
Ton Street
Plymouth Sertan
Governor Pinchot May Call Another Special Session
Harrisburg reports persist in political circles that Governor Pinchot may summon another special session of the legislature to address unemployment relief.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Senate Amends Reconstruction Finance Bill for Farm Aid
Amendment adding 50 million dollars in government credit for farmers was folded into the reconstruction finance corporation bill by the Senate today. A separate report notes a Japanese assault on a strategic city at 1 p.m. and a domestic quarrel where a young man was wounded in the shoulder but not seriously injured. no arrests reported.
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Reconstruction
Senate
Supreme Policy
Massachusetts
Senate approves measure urging Mitchell Hawaii crime enforcement report
Washington action thread reports the Senate accepting the Bingham resolution directing Attorney General Mitchell to deliver a full accounting of the states criminal law enforcement conditions in Hawaii.
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Washington
Senate
Bingham
Mitchell
Hawaii
Erie Railroad worker crushed hand in near city accident
Fred Wheeler of Bear Lake a 3 wig tal maintainer for the Erie Railroad suffered a severe hand crush near the city around 11 o clock this morning. The left hand was badly injured with the second finger possibly torn free. He was treated on site and sent to the hospital for further care.
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Fred Wheeler
Bear Lake
Erie Railroad
France Plans Retaliation by Halting Loans
London dispatch reports London papers urge heeding hard facts after Germany signals inability to resume reparations. British PM Ramsay MacDonald backs drastic reforms from Lausanne talks as Paris questions Bruening move and vows to use dollars, not bullets, to enforce payments if needed. France threatens economic and potential sanctions under Young plan and Versailles treaty while no new Ruhr occupation is planned through 1935.
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Henry T. Russell
United Press
London
Germany
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
von Bruening
Young Plan
Basle
Lausamme
Josiah Stamp
Britain
Bruening
Walter Laytax
Paris
France
Ruhr
Rhineland
Move Sherman Plant to City Move Sherman Plant to City
Machinery of Sherman Metal Products Company being moved from the Sherman plant to the Whittlesey Cup Works factory on East Pleasant Street, leased for the new site. About half the machinery had already been moved. Officers say operations will resume at the plant about February.
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Sherman Metal Products Company
Cup Works
Sherman Mets Products Company
Sherman
Whittlesey Cup Works
East Pleasant Street
Heavy fatalities as flu sweeps Britain
London doctors worked overtime battling influenza as gales and floods caused widespread damage. Authorities blamed the wave for many deaths and overwhelmed hospitals especially in North London. Prisons, shops, and towns faced disruption while rivers flooded regions including the Monmouth area and power was cut at Monmouth station.
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United Press
London
Lonon Dogiors
British Isles
Joont
Holloway Womens' Prison
Iisom
Monmouth
Hoods
Wye
Usk
Monmow
Trothy
Chinese Japan relations at stake in Pacific crisis
An official said China plans to sever diplomatic ties with Japan soon and route affairs through German and American embassies in Tokyo. The note follows stalemate among Chiang Kai-shek Wang Ching-wei and others forming a new government in Canton. Sun Fo indicated Wang would depart for Nanking after hospital discharge as fighting rages near Chinsi in Manchuria.
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Jat
United Press
Viat Caiha
Japan
Tokio
Chang Kai-shek
Wang Ching-wei
Nanking
Lin Sen
Sim Fo
Eugene Chen
Chiang
Sun Fo
Chinchow
Manchuria
Eight Held in Stock Swindle in New York
Police lined up eight men charged with forgery and sale of stock certificates valued at 5 million dollars after detectives posed as a brokerage to trap the suspects. They allegedly loaned 50 thousand on spurious General Motors common stock and moved 80 thousand in fees through Cusick Kent and Co of 20 Broadway, while officers estimate actual stock at about 1.25 million in value.
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New York
General Motors Corporsum
Cusick, Kent and Co
Broadway
Five Best Radio Entertainments Summary
A fragment lists radio programs across networks including WAC CBS Hello Europe and NBC Parade of States. Mentions The Jesters and An Sying in Paris with WABC and WEAM listings.
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WAC
CBS
Europe
Young Slayer Found Sane in Bucks County
Stanley Wismer, 14, who confessed to killing farmer D. Bartholomew, was found mentally normal by Dr. George Wilson of Philadelphia. The examiner said Wismer could have been responsible for the crime and notes the boy claimed he shot to steal a car to visit a friend.
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Dorlestown
Stanley Wismer
Lmer D. Bartholomew
George Wilson
Philadelphia
Wilson
Bucks County
Wismer
Arthur M. Bexiburs
Barthelomew
County Bonds Be Likely Abandoned As Election Looms
County officials moved to abandon the 800000 bond issue election set for Tuesday January 18 as strong opposition grows across the district. Ballots were printed but legality questions linger. judges Mossiter and Hirt to advise. If dropped, the county faces a potential three mill tax increase in 1932 to cover deficits, with little chance of passage for the bond proposal.
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Mite
1 Bone
Ralph ©. Benedict
Mossiter
Hirt
Syed
Benedict
Erie
Former A M A Head Backs Four Percent Beer
Washington hearings on Senator Bingham's four percent beer bill heard Dr William Gerry Morgas former American Medical Association president say the beverage is healthful and could curb bootlegged liquor if legalized He testified beer has food value and would not be intoxicating in reasonable amounts Rep Ralph Horr argued Washington voters oppose Prohibition Mrs Lorraine Brower Brooklyn vice president of the Congressional Districts Modification League said five million voters support legalizing light wines and beer.
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Washington
Senate
William Gerry Morgas
American Medical Association
Bingham
Ralph Horr
Washington State
Lorraine ©. Brower
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lesgut
Local Resident Granted Patent for Furniture Design
Washington news notes Lawrence A Vanderhoot of this city received a patent for a furniture design. Vanderhoot is an employee of the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation and the patent is used by the company. Additional patents were awarded to Genter A Kuebler and X Wart for related items.
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Washington
Aispaccoes
Lawrente
A. Vanderhoot
Vanderhoot
Corry Jamestown Bmgnilefecturing Corporation
Th Focal Corporation
A. Kuebler
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