Germany Eyes Moratorium Extension If Debt Cancelled At Lausanne
Berlin reports indicate Germany would seek a six month extension of the Hoover moratorium if Lausanne conference yields complete reparations cancellation. French finance officials warn against unilateral shifts while Paris questions the Germany and US sacrifice balance in the proposed plan.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Lausanne
Heinrich Bruening
France
Praice
United States
Pierre Etienne Piandin
January Weather Records Shattered Across City
January warmth surprises residents as thermometers top 90 degrees in the early afternoon. Old timers recall few open winters, while the city enjoyed a rare spring like spell. Olin Moore reports a butterfly on his Carter Hill farm and notes a heavy sap run with maple syrup in production amid budding signs of spring.
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Olin Moore
Carter Hill
Abeleers
Prison Slayer Removed From Rockview Penitentiary
Fred Collins a 37 year old Black convict is in solitary confinement at Western Penitentiary after a reported attack at Rockview in Bellefonte. He allegedly assaulted a 22 year old Miss Elizabeth Hickok daughter of Dr. Asa Hickok and slit her throat with a knife. Collins had worked at Dr. Hickok’s home and is described as mentally ill. State troopers guard Rockview grounds as authorities confirm the slaying and transfer to prevent unrest.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Fred Collins
Rockview
Bellefonte
Western
Collins
Elizabeth Hickok
Asa Lee Hickok
Prisim
View Penitentiary
Hickole
Miss Hickins
Brenau Conservatory
College
Jonesville
Wallace
Soviet Alarm Grows As Japs Renew Attacks
Tokyo reports indicate renewed Japanese attacks on the Chinese Eastern Railway guards. Kirin Governor Hischin issues an ultimatum to Chinese commander Ting-Chow to surrender within five days or face an assault on Pin Hsien. Moscow and Tokyo express concern over possible Soviet controlled guards and Harbin district ambitions.
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United Press
TOKIO
Kirin
Harbin
Hischin
Ting-Chow
Wing-Chaw
Pin Hsien
Moscow
CBA
Premisr Inukel
Alexander Trojianovski
Taulctl
Japan
Hishin
Erie Railroad Aide Chauncey Hammond Speaks at Kiwanis
Chauncey B. Hammond traveling passenger agent for the Erie Railroad and Elmira resident spoke to Kiwanis at the Hotel Cortland today. He urged personality as key to business success and shared humorous stories. Plans arise for a Rotary Kiwanis volleyball match with dinner for the losers.
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Chauncay B. Hammond
Erie Railroad
Elmira
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corty
Hammond
Rotary-Kinsnis
Republicans and Democrats Back Referendum Vote on Prohibition
Washington leaders in the House, uniting Republican and Democratic anti prohibition blocs, agreed to seek a congressional vote this session on a proposed constitutional amendment that would resubmit the 18th Amendment to a popular referendum.
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United Press
Washington
Republican
House
Taxpayers Urged To Attend Meeting In City Hall
City and county residents are invited to an 8 o'clock meeting in the Municipal Building to discuss the county's financial situation. Several speakers have been secured to address attendees.
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Municpal
Uilding
Luther signs as pro at Pittsburgh club
Ted Luther formerly at Corry Country Club has been signed by Valley Heights Country Club in Pittsburgh for the coming season. He is recognized as one of western Pennsylvania’s leading players and succeeds Ben Loeffier at Valley Heights.
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Ted Luther
Corry
Valley Heights Country Club
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Ben Loeffier
Valley Heights Club
Plan Y Girls Conference in Corry Jan 28
The first annual Girls Conference for high school girls will be held at the First M. Church in Corry on Saturday January 28 with sessions starting at 10 oclock. Mrs Lillian B Firestone state girls secretary will lead talks on Girls Work and discussions. A candle ceremony, registration leadership by Carty Senior Tri Hi club, and social planning by Hi Club are noted. All girls from Corty Senior and Junior High are invited regardless of Tri Hi Club membership.
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Lillian B. Firestone
W. CA
Carty
Tri Hi ¥Ea
Virginia Sullivan
Nelle B.titus
Frances Rowland
Robh Carroll
Corty
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
A radio schedule listing five programs across networks CBS NBC and WABC. Includes U S Army Band Concert on WABC, Dramatic Musicale on WEAR, Key Chamber Democratic Victory Campaign on WABC, Ensemble on WIZ, and Paris Night Life on Paris-network at 10 46.
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WABC
CBS
WEAR
NBC Network
CBS Network
Ensemble
NBC _ Network
Europe urged to unite to ease America's debt burden
A Milan article attributed to Mussolini calls for European governments to cancel debt and force the United States to forgive war debts. It urges Britain France and other creditors to present a unified front and argues Americans would not want to be seen as profiteers.
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United Press
Milan
Italy
United States
Bento Mussolini
Germany
America
Popolo Dy'lalia
Europe
United Sttes
Mussolini
MacDonald
Britain
Lausanne
AL SMITH MAY ANNOUNCE PLANS IN TALK TODAY
Former Governor Alfred B. Smith travels to Boston for a dinner tied to national fundraising for the Democratic drive. He would not confirm plans but observers note Massachusetts as a key state where he could announce presidential candidacy. Smith is set to meet Governor Joseph B. Ely and state chairman Branke Donahue to discuss implications.
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United Press
New York
Alfred B. Smith
Boston
Speaser
Telen J. Kaskob
Sarty
Aldiotga
Ivernor
Massachusetts
Smith Ie
Joseph B. Ely
Branke Donahue
Palltics
Nik Tanga
Mublack
Two Held for Murder at Erie as One Confesses
Erie officers report Victor Bonnell and Leo Blejick, both 28 and 29 respectively, are jailed on murder charges in the death of Thoms Zino Joravski, an upholsterer. Bonnell allegedly confessed to participation while Blejick denies involvement. Ziepkowski was attacked during a robbery.
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Erie
SEWO
ORE Ve West
Pune
Sajid
Erie County
Thoms Zino
Corry Denied Public Registration for Work
Citizens speculate on why Corry did not receive a public employment registration for the Pymaling Dam site while nearby towns like Warren Meadville Sharon and others had access. A quiet registration was reported but general enrollment was not granted for Corry workers.
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Corry
Warren
Meadville
Sharon
Cilles
Ziesenheim Announces Candidacy for State Senate
Joseph Ziesenheim declares his bid for State Senate in the April 26 primaries. A Mine County farmer and World War II Air Corps veteran he holds a Commerce Pilot license and past roles in the Erie County Agricultural Association. He notes a record as a hard working legislator and aims to curb unwanted laws while serving as Br add district’s first resident senator and sole farmer in the body.
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Joseph Ziesenheim
Giesenheim
Mine County
Farm
America Legion
Army Air Corps
Department of Commerce
Erie County Agricultural Association
Girard Post American Legion
Pennsylvania State College
University of Illinois
Ziesenheim
House of Representatives
Senate
Corry Man Wins Promotion at Eckerd Stores
Corry man B Allem formerly with N F Ames Company and Eckerd Drug Stores in Bris has been promoted to manager of two large Eckerd stores in Wilmington Delaware. He was taken to his new post in the east as his family will follow soon. Shoot Burglar MeKeeesport Pa Jan 14 police trap suspect John Rogak Versailles Pa after alleged break in at Jamies Duncan’s confectionery in Versailles with gunshot injury.
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Allem
N. F. Ames Company
Eckerd Drug
Bris
Allen
Bokerd
Wilmington
Del
Mekeesport
John Rogak
Versailles
Jamies Duncan
Versalites
County wage revision trims salaries across offices
Corry announces drastic cuts in 1984 county salary schedule. Sealer of weights and measures James Sullivan to earn 1000 dollars with 800 dollars expense account, down from 1800. Other changes include deputy treasurer salaries and prothonotary staff reductions and adjustments.
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Corry
Tubk
al Bee
James Sullivan
Thts City
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Edna Pitzgerald
Wilson
Harry Schumacher
B. Macisy Gearhart, Jr
Rachel Marsh
Grate Parker
Lois Morey
Berita Campbell
Parker
Dairymen To Receive 1 26 For December Milk
Dairymen of Corry and nearby areas will get 1 26 per hundred pounds for December milk including an eight cent certificate, announced by the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association New York headquarters. The December price is 29 cents lower than November and 32 cents less than October, with a total market drop of 1 11 since October 1 in Class 1 milk. In contrast the percentage sold in Class 1 remains favorable and producers will receive 72 cents per hundred pounds locally.
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Dairymen of
Corry and Vicinity
New York
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association, Inc
New York City
League
Mic Prodyaere
Pinchot Urges Greater State Development
Governor Pinchot outlines a threefold plan for Pennsylvania economic growth through the state planning body. He calls for increased demand for local products, expanded recreational areas, and new industries within state borders to curb capital flight and population decline.
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United Press Harrisburg
Greater Pennsylvania
Unien
Govenor Gilford Pinchot
Ralph Hetzel
Pennylvania State College
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
New England
Seashore
Florida
Canada
Rockies
Maine
Vermont
Pinechot
Commonwealth
Howse votes to take up reconstruction bill tomorrow
Washington reports indicate the House will decide on the two billion dollar reconstruction corporation plan tomorrow after a final vote was decided today. Eadiey Ford, son of a major auto maker, testified before the House military affairs committee that Muscle Shoals power and fertilizer plant was not of interest to him. Herbert M. Noel, a first class seaman, died in Mary Island Navy hospital in Vallejo as his sweetheart rushed by airplane to join him in his dying wish. Rae Rubh of the New York Yankees returned an unsigned contract for the 1982 season worth seventy thousand dollars, ten thousand less than last year.
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Washington
Eadiey Ford
House
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Valleio
Cal
Herbert M. Noel
Mary Island Navy Hospital
New York
Rae Rubh
New York Yankees
Chit
Heiress Convicted of Murdering Lover in Flint
Flint courthouse verdict returns a murder conviction against a heiress alleged to have killed her lover. The case centered on a disputed relationship and produced a high profile trial in January.
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