Senate Debates Bond-Payment Soldier Bonus Amid Vague White House Hints
The senate considers the $2 287 000 000 soldiers bonus bill after House passage. Debate likely to start soon as some senators request study time. President Roosevelt remains silent amid veto history and treasury doubts. Hauptmann gets 30 day reprieve from execution after Hoffmann act. Supreme Court refuses stay.
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Hauptmann
Senate
H. C. Thompson
United Press
Washington
White House
Treasury
House
Pat Harrison
Roosevelt
KarpisSighting Reported Near Newark Station
A taxi driver told police he picked up a man he believed to be public enemy No 1 Alvin Karpis at Park Place station of the Hudson tube. The passenger was with a blonde woman, according to the driver.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
Park Place
Alvin Karpis
Laval's Regime Endangered Amid party split vote
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies minutes show Premier Pierre Laval's cabinet under pressure as Radical Socialists push for resignations. A caucus vote of 2 to 20 demanded cabinet quit, while 41 to 39 chose not to enforce party discipline, freeing members to support Laval.
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United Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Pierre Daval
Pierre Laval
Laval
Neven Radical
Special Services Draw Large Crowd at Lutheran Church
Large attendance heard Rev. Perry Haines Corry pastor deliver a sermon on What the Bible Teaches About the Real Christ. The sermon was the third in a week long series for prayer week under Corry Ministerial Association. Pov BR Lewis will lead tonight at the Presbyterian Church.
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Perry
Italian planes bomb hospital in Ethiopia attack
Italian aircraft bombed a Red Cross hospital caravan at Waldia north of Desaye killing 16 and wounding about 40. The caravan, led by British former army major Burgoyne, saw tents and medical gear destroyed as wind spread fumes over town. A British unit heads north to assist the Red Cross and residents.
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Essve
Ethiopia
Ethiopian Red Cross
Waldia
Desaye
Burgoyne
Red Cross
Youth Held for Court in First Ward Burglary
Foster Henry, 19, of East South Street, is held for Erie county grand jury on a February term theft charge after a burglary at Capt. Teresa Wagner’s Grove Street home. He was jailed in default of 500 bail after a hearing before Alderman Porter. Henry fled town and returned days later, with entry via a window during Salvation Army services. He has prior reformatory time and faces re incarceration.
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Foster Henry
East South Street
Erie County Court
Teresa Wagner
Grove Street
Porter
Henry
Tie County
John Planigan
Salvation Army
Jail sentence big help 10 this youth
Spencer West Virginia January 16 a night in jail today saved Okey Rogers 19 of Youngstown from being held as a suspect in the slaying of mill truck driver Clarence Dickey East Liverpool Ohio in whose death two men are already held on first degree murder charges Rogers said he was spending the night in jail here for getting drunk examination of jail records cleared him and he was released
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United Press
Spencer
W. Va
Okey Rogers
Youngstown
Rogers
Clarence Dickey
East Liverpool
Edith Maxwell Denied New Trial in Slipper Beating Case
In Wise West Virginia on January 16 Judge H A W Skeen refused Edith Maxwell a new trial for her conviction of beating her father Trigg Maxwell to death with a slipper after he threatened to attack her for staying out late with a boyfriend.
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Edith Maxwell
United Press Wise
W. Va
H. A. W. Skeen
Trigg Maxwell
Move to Probe Broadcasting Is Cause of Alarm
Democratic push for a House FCC investigation hits Congress with Republican backing. Rep Connery seeks inquiry into license grants and renewal irregularities, while House leaders may block action and a Senate measure could follow.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
House
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
William P. Connery
Mass
FCC
Connery
Senate
Italians Push Advance In Dolo Sector Front
United Press reports Italian forces have advanced more than 43.5 miles along the entire Dolo sector front in southeast Ethiopia an official announcement stated today.
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United Press
Rome
Dolo
Ethiopia
Avalanche Buries Train Wreck Traps Cars Injures Eleven
In near zero cold a snowslide toppled the Sierra Nevada snow shed on the Southern Pacific main line at Colfax California. The westbound Pacific Limited was halted as 11 men were injured and three passengers rescued after the slide crushed the second car from the rear. Rescue crews rushed from Truckee to aid the scene and the injured were moved toward San Francisco aboard the damaged train.
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United Press
Colfax
Cal
Southern Pacific Railroad
Sierra Nevada
Pacific Limited
Truckee
Wbo
San Frankiato
Jt. H. Bernard
Plane disaster plagues flight inquiry in Memphis
Investigators weigh mechanical failure as the cause after American Airlines Southerners crashes 45 miles west of Memphis killing 17 aboard. Amid wreckage in swamp, officials led by Eugene Vidal press the probe while witnesses cite a possible altimeter fault and engines at full throttle.
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United Press
Memphis
Temn
American Air Lines
Department of Commerce Oficials
Eugene Vidal
Bureau of Air Commerce
Here
Senate
Harold &. Hartney
Bronson Cutting
Gerald Marshall
Glenn Preeland
First Showing of Big Biblical Play Tonight
Final preparations completed for this evening's opening of The First Commandment at Senior High School. Curtain rises at 8 14 p m Highly Corry residents perform Biblical roles in a traditional staging with costumes and biblical background. Dress rehearsals completed with the director pleased with the cast. The production will be repeated tomorrow night.
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Corry
Yeague
Eunice Grover-Hamilton
Kipling Condition Unchanged as Anxiety Persists
A bulletin at 2 45 p m today states poet Rudyard Kipling remains unchanged and still causing great anxiety about his health.
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Kipling
Condon
Rudyard Kipling
State Highway Patrol Substations Planned This Spring
A new sub-station of the state highway patrol will be established in Corry this spring with two patrolmen. A Troop headquarters will open in Franklin with Captain J. M. Bender in charge. The patrol reorganizes with new sergeant and clerk. offices will serve Franklin Erie Meadville Warren and other towns.
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Corry
Bender
Franklin
State Highway Patrol
Ionesta
J. M. Bender
Fowmerly
Williamsport
Galena
Erie
Meadville
Linesville
Clayton
Butler
Beaver Falls
Kittanning
Girard
Meanville
Warren
Sharon
New Castle
Greenville
Cory
Sergt
A. A. Wissinger
M. W. Thomas
Liett
A. J. Oldham
Hife
Tacut
J. McRae
WPA to take over relief distribution in two weeks
The Emergency Relief Board will transfer food and clothing aid to WPA control within two weeks. N B Broadhead, commodity distribution chief for SERB, will stay in charge of the 233,000 relief families under WPA, as Edward N Jones notes. Facilities and staff will expand and the program will move to a more comprehensive operation with SERB supervision continuing.
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State Emergency Relief Board
WPA
N. B. Broadhead
Win Wpa
Edward N. Jones
WHA
Markets at a Glance Stocks firm and bonds quiet in unsettled tone
Markets at a glance show stocks firm with copper demand, bonds quiet after early strength. Foreign exchange weak against currencies, cotton falls 25 to 75 cents a bale. Grains mixed with wheat steady, corn unchanged, rubber weaker.
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United Press
Chicago
Corry Woman Is Given Sentence in Tax Offense Case
Mrs. la Haines was sentenced to sixty days in Erie county prison and ordered to pay costs after pleading guilty to possessing untaxed intoxicating liquors. Police raided her Mast Street home last month finding a 20 gallon still in operation and quantities of illegal liquor on the premises. Judge William J. Hirt deferred final sentence to investigate the evidence.
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la Haines
Kmuch
Erie County
William J. Hirt
Haines
Corry
Mast “Street
Jude Hirt
Community Loan Company reports best year in 1935
Annual meeting details show 1935 the strongest year since founding. The firm declared its first 3 percent dividend before Christmas as stockholders praised operations. Directors elected include F L Barnes and M L Brown among others. Reorganization named Worth Hammond president and S F Elston secretary treasurer.
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Community Loan Company
F. L. Barnes
GF Brown
M. L. Brown
0. B. Doane
C. F. Brown
J. L. Splesman
Secondice
S. F Elston
Defense seeks new evidence to save Hauptmann
New evidence potentially overturns the conviction of Bruno Richard Hauptmann for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder. His defense lawyers filed a habeas corpus writ and a motion for a stay of execution as they press last-minute appeals in New York and New Jersey. Mrs Anna Hauptmann visited the state prison amid the bid to halt the death sentence set for Friday at 8 p.m.
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Hauptmann
United States Supreme Court
Hofmay
Washington
Brito Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Charles Grans Hughes
Neil Burkinshaw
United Press
New York
Bruno Richard Hauptfall
Harold G. Keyes
Trenton
N. J
Anna Hauptmehn
Lindbergh
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Heupe
Deat
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Karpis
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Lla Haines
S. H. Skinner
Brié
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