Allegheny-Tionesta River Dams at Stake
Northwestern Pennsylvania seeks a three state river program to fund a $70 million food control project. The plan includes 18 reservoirs across Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia with a Tri State Authority to marshal support from 138 communities and congressional allies led by May J G McMaster.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Fam
Risstate
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Tri-State
J. G. McMaster
Steubenville
Allegheny River
Warren
West Fork
Monongahela
Tanshwha River
Gage Run
Icking River
Shenango River
Big Bend
Kanawha
Conemaugh River
French Creek
Jonesta Creek
Fed Bank Creek
Mahoning Creek
Crooked Creek
Loyalhanna Creek
Corry Escapes Flu Epidemic Despite Local Infections
Local officials Ralph Dewey and Trene Mulles, along with several others, are confined at home due to mild flu symptoms while Corry reports near normal school attendance. Senior High runs just below normal, with no teacher absences. Junior High above normal. Epidemic rages in surrounding towns, raising concerns of possible school closures.
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Dewny
Anya
Sueroundine
Sarhan
Man Dies After Oil Tank Explosion Near Ridgway
Ridgway Pa Jan 14 Rodney Roeder Jr 42 and his father Rodney Roeder Sr 45 were repairing a 100 barrel oil tank at Glen Hazel when a heat probe caused an explosion. The son was re covering from injuries and the father died at Ridgway hospital with officials citing shock as the cause.
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Ridgway
Rodney Roeder, Jr
Rodney, Sr
Glen Hazel
Here
Rail men push for six hour day across nation
Chicago Jan 14 A nationwide prompt to 1,000,000 railroad workers pushes the six hour day effort forward despite Federal Transportation Commissioner Joseph B Eastman warning officials of 21 railroad unions. George M Harrison for the standard unions says the statement will not affect the unions legislative program as they demand the shorter day with no cut in eight hour pay while Eastman warns it would saddle railroads with a 44 million dollar debt and lead to disaster.
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United Press
Chicago
Federal Transportation Coot
Eastman
December Milk Price Increase at Local Plant
Dairymen of Corry and vicinity will receive a five cent per hundred pounds rise for milk delivered to the local plant of the Dairy Men's League Cooperative Association Inc during December. The price is 1.65 including seven cent certificates of indebtedness and cash totaling 1.58 plus the usual ten cent plant volume premium. The 1.65 compares with November for a five cent increase, though marketing conditions remain unsettled and the outlook uncertain. Efforts by the Dairymen's League and others to obtain aid from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration aim to stabilize the dairy industry.
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Corry and
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, Inc
Dairymen's League
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
A. C. Lyons and Gordon Paulson Named to Relief Staff
Arch Lyons and Gordon Paulson were named to Erie county relief visiting staff to investigate relief cases and state assistance applications. Appointments announced by Barton Kauffman show they will work in the city immediately and earn 17 dollars weekly. A civil service exam basis and college education are required.
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A. C. Lyons
Gordon Paulson
Barton Kauffman
Erie County
Arch Lyons
Stair
Kauffman
1 Journal
Model Tells Of Suspect Spying On Dr Condon
In Flemington on January 4, Hildegarde Alexander a tall clothing model testified Hauptmann spied on Dr John F Condon in a Bronx station while he was telephoning shortly after the Lindbergh baby kidnapping In 1932 Elbridge W Stein the states second handwriting expert conceded the ransom notes were written by Hauptmann Albert Osborn defended his conclusion Hauptmann authored the notes Miss Alexander’s testimony electrified the trial to the surprise of the defense and she stood by her account amid fierce cross examination, guards later escorted Hauptmann back to his cell
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United Press
Tauptmann
Albert 5. Osborn
Toutly
Brons Carpenter
Edward J. Reilly
Defense
Sounnel
Alexander
Sovie
Agin
Stein
Hauptmann
Osborn
Miss Alexander
Tri 1
Fot
Week of Prayer Services Conclude in City Churches
The week of prayer services closed Sunday evening with a large gathering at the Methodist Episcopal Church. The Sunday School rooms were used to accommodate the crowd. Rev. H. R. Harris, pastor of United Brethren in Christ Church, spoke on Faith of St James.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
H. R. Harris
United Brethren In Christ Church
St. James
Meadville Attorney Under Fire at Trial Ear le Becomes Governor of Pa
Harrisburg report from January 14 notes George H. Earle becomes Pennsylvania governor at noon tomorrow, ending Republican rule since 40 years. The inauguration features Chief Justice Frazer, a 19-gun salute, and a large parade with an expected 30,000 participants and 100,000 visitors. Governor-elect Earle arrives from Haverford. he to be hosted at Carlisle Barracks before returning to Hershey. The ceremony and parade plan include National Guard units, a joint with the outgoing governor Pinchot, and the inaugural stand at the capitol. The event unfolds as Harrisburg prepares for a historic Democratic transition.
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Ross Downing
United Press Staff
Harrisburg
George H. Earie
Pennnsylvania
Pells
Giffard Pinchot
Robert Emory Pattison
Pennsylvania
Robert S. Fraver
White v Supreme Court
National Guard
Seubert
Earle Inau Gusral
Thomas Kennedy
Hazleton
Senate
Guy J. Swope
Earle
Kis Haverford
Matthew A. Delaney
Carlisle
Hershey
Etert
Nator
Tor Forrow
Pinchot
Capitol
Pennsylvania National Guard
Warren R. Byerts
Northampton
Lgislature
Noor
Congress
James Roosevelt
Dent
Wilting
Hoberts
Warle
Frazer
Susquehanna River
Ofrs
Pilchot
Harrisurg
Milford
Maintenance foreman William Hixny dies at yard near EY tower
William Hixny a Hollsnd Pennsylvania Railroad maintenance foreman dropped dead near EY tower in the near end yards at 9:20 this afternoon. He had stepped from his automobile and started across the tracks when he was stricken and died almost instantly from apoplexy. Dr. N T Gilette was summoned but failed to revive him.
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William Hixny
Hollsnd
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bixby
N. T.gilette
Accused official charged in $1000 bribe case over commutation
Harrisburg reports deputy attorney general faces accusation of taking 1000 dollars to influence a pardon board for commuting Bruno’s death sentence in the Myerald Myers murder. Governor Pinchot disclosed the alleged bribe and noted suspects still at large as he signed the commutation papers.
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Unite Press
Harrisburg
Genera
Frank Erno
Lackawanna County
Pinchot
M. J. Eagen
Bruno
Myesrald Marian Myers
Dimmore Maren 2
Clear cold day for state inauguration in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg weather bureau forecasts a clear cold day for Governor George H. Harle’s inauguration in Harrisburg tomorrow. A moderating tonight followed by fair, continued cold Tuesday. Temperatures hover around 30 above zero today, expected to fall to 11 to 15 tonight and near 20 tomorrow, boosting fur coats and overshoes popularity.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Weather Bureau
George H. Harle
Pennsylvania
No new clues to robbery at tannery here
State police and Erie troopers, sent to the J. W. & A. P. Howard Company plant, report no new developments in the early Saturday morning theft of leather worth about 1500 dollars from the shipping room. The robbery, discovered by the night watchman after eight, involved a truck haul of 139 beads of feather and over 3000 strips of green Kerry-Krome tanned leather.
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J. W. & A. P. Howard Company
Erie
Salley
Neighbor's feud ends in neighbor's death at Edgeworth home
Pittsburg report says Joan Nardo, 61, of Edgeworth is being questioned in the death of neighbor William Cavin, 61, on Nardo property. Cavin was found shot after attempting to remove a trespass sign. a revolver connected to the sign fired when tampered with. County detectives describe a death-trap set for trespassers.
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Edgeworth
United Press
Pittsburgh
Joan Nardo
Nardo
William Cavin
sHis
Real Winter Weather Grips Western Penn
Carry faced real winter weather as western Pennsylvania endured a snow storm this afternoon. Strong winds caused road dust and traffic disruptions on signal highways while the storm moved east toward Harrisburg. Temperatures dropped, a thin snow cover appeared in Pittsburgh, and four inches were reported in Olean with colder conditions forecast for the tri state area.
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Carry
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Harrisbag
Perees
Wrankfin
Olean
N.Y
Tri-State
Survivors Clash Over Evidence In Kelayres Slaying Trial
In Pottsville on January 14, opposing counsel clashed over admitting firearms as evidence in the murder trial tied to the Kelayres massacre. The defense urged link proof between guns found at Bruno home and the defendant while prosecutors noted a witness testifies about purchasing a high powered rifle. Court sessions delayed as motion arguments continue. Reported amid county political unease with the trial handling.
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United Press
Stevens
Bruno
Kelayres
Commonwealth
Albert L. Thom 13
Meadville
Hazleton
Priny
Thomas
School Board Opens First Session of 1935
The Board of Education meets for the first session of 1935 with routine business on the agenda. Monthly reports and bills will be reviewed. Milon Brown was elected president in the prior 1934 reorganizational meeting, and Le RWD project approvals will be discussed with Erie RWD officials regarding the new vocational building planned for spring.
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Board of Education
Milon Brown
S. E
Barnesecretary Geiger
Erie
Erie Rwd
Beatrice of Spain Marries Duke Alessandro Torlonia
Princess Beatrice, elder daughter of former King Alfonso, wed Duke Alessandro Torlonia at the Church of Jesus with Archishop Seguary Saens officiating. Queen Victoria stayed home amid disapproval of royal marrying a non royal. The couple departs for Naples then the United States for their honeymoon.
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Beatrice of Spain
Alessandro Torlonia
Rome
The
United States
Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Beatrice of
Spain
Iking Alfonso
Mary Wisie Moore
New York
Queen Victoria
England
Royll
Beatrice
Alessamiro
Naples
Church of Jesus
Cemsius Seguary Saens
Toledo
Alfons
Edelmira Sampedro
Jaime
Manuela Dem~siere
Count Saar Vote Fates Saar Territory Plebiscite
Neutral country tellers count the Saar plebiscite votes under military guard in Wartburg Hall to decide the fate of about 600000 people in 738 square miles. Delays from ballot box confusion push tally completion to tomorrow morning with an official announcement planned at 2 a m EST.
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Richard D. McMillan
United Press
Abe
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Jr. J. Neylott
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