Fatality at Erie Forge Co shows former Corry man
Wendell W. Barber, 39, a former Corry resident, died after a shaft toppled from a pile of crated parts at the Erie Forge Co plant in Erie. He suffered internal injuries, crushed hip and leg, and shock before dying at St. Vincent's hospital about 2:30 PM. Barber served in World War II with Company A, 112th Infantry, twenty months in France. He is survived by wife Mary Mulderick and two sons, George and Robert. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 PM at his sister-in-law’s home, with burial in Calvary cemetery. Councilmen M. Leo Mulderick and George Mulderick are brothers-in-law.
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Corry
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St. Vincent's Hospital
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Jacawnit
112Th Infantry
France
Bradford
Corvy
Erie
Erie Forge
Mary Mulderick
George
Robert
Glen Klinger
East 20Th
Eric
Calvary Cemetery
M. Leo Mulderick
George Mulderick
Detroit in turmoil as GM strike pressure eases
The United Automobile Workers strike saw authorities drop 300 kidnapping warrants against workers as National Guardsmen held Flint and Warren areas while the 126th Infantry remained. Police sought Weatherly Kingsley in a murder case near Green Springy, with a shooting at Yankee Bush. details unfold as officials relay updates amid ongoing manhunt and plant marches.
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Harry Ferguson
United Press
Detroit
General Motors
Joseph R. Joseph
Flint
United Automobile Workers
Slairton and Braddock Will Get New Plants
United Press reports a $600,000,000 expansion program boosting Pittsburgh area steel production. Carnegie, Clairton, Homestead works, and Braddock sites will add mill capacity, with 14,000 workers, and a broader plan to modernize facilities across U.S. Steel Corp. The announcement, amid regional industrial growth, cites a brighter future and improved public relations.
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Hyttsburght
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Paitaborgh
Streapmelly
Carnegie
Tilnels Steel Corporation
Clairton
Thoromon Works
Brat
Jilnek
Carmgicultnin
U.S Steel
Hommstead
Myron
Taylor
Econome Digenra
John Jay Dawie
Corry Man Installed as Erie Dems Club President
Carlton V King of Corry was installed as president of the Democratic Progressive Club of Erie County at the club rooms 2611 Maple arrest Erie at 8 25 Friday evening. Other officers installed included A Grosnoltz Erie vice president J J Hart Eric secretary Owen M Burns Erie legal adviser Leo Machehner Erie treasurer. Three trustees Arthur Schwindt Erie Philip Alaneck Corry George Clarin North East and others. The club reports 1600 members and plans an expanded program in coming months.
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Corry
Democratic Progressive Club
Erie County
Maple Arrest
Erie
Mr. King
H. §. Faxsett
A. Grosnoltz
J. J. Hart
Progressive Club
Bomb damages US consulate in Malaga during Civil War era
The unoccupied American consulate at Malaga Spain was wrecked by a powerful bomb dropped by an unidentified plane. A UK bombing was suspected amid reports of an insurgent advance under General Quepo de Limo. The blast echoes prior damage to American buildings in the era of the Spanish Civil War.
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Malaga
Spain
State Department
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Herbier
O. Williams
Gibraltar
Hat UK
Quiepo de Limo
Madrid
New Deal Aims for Currency Stabilization and Reforms
Washington reports synthetic currency stabilization aims as part of the second New Deal while President Roosevelt advances domestic reforms to entrench innovations. Montague testimony hints at optimism about world monetary alignment and keeping the dollar pegged at 59.06 cents until stabilization is achieved. In Detroit, GM fights CIO exclusive bargaining rights amid sit down strikes, with guardsman reinforcements and a planned wage and hour talks chaired by William S. Knudsen and Homer Martin.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Margenthauss
Mongenthau
Flint
Detroit
Joseph
John Dee
Frank Murphy
Fisher Body Plant No. 2
Fisher
John Brophy
John K. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Wyndham Mortimer
The
Automobile Union
Elaine Fails to Tame Barrymore in High Romance
Hollywood report says a schoolgirl known as Blaine Barrie sought to be ideal wife to veteran actor Barrymore after a November marriage in Yuma. She accuses him of inhuman conduct and extreme mental cruelty, calling her indecent names, threatening to kill or maim, and striking her at a New Year’s Eve party.
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Alexander Kahn
United Press
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Royal Jack
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Wilese
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Caliban
Yuma
Ariz
Sheriff Cleared In Bedford County Shooting Case
Bedford Pa January 16 Jacob A Dunitle 43 sheriff of Bedford County was exonerated by Justice H C Bingham on charges stemming from the Christmas morning shooting of his bride Madamne 82 in their home. The case ends with the sheriff cleared of blame in the fatal incident.
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Bedford
Jacob A. Dunitle
Bedford County
H. C. Bingham
T Lo
Madamne
Company Towns in Pennsylvania Faces Legislative Action
United Press reports Governor Farley's plan to end company towns could affect about 800000 residents. Over 1000 towns and isolated housing areas in Pennsylvania are largely owned or controlled by single mining or manufacturing firms, with extensive company housing and population figures cited.
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Morey J. Potter
United Preas
Harrisburg
Tin
George H Farlé
United ‘Press
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Exdat
Viangulvania
B'Buminowy
Stile Emergency Relief Board
Agirver D'Golesedl Igwanda
Ori
SfRe
Pennaylvania Haasbrandeil
Nationalists Fierce Battle to Take Madrid
Forces under Franco launch renewed attack on Loyalist lines around Madrid. After ten hours of shelling and infantry assaults, Loyalist defenses held though heavy casualties and disrupted communications limited insurgent progress. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Ernest Drake of Ambrose Pa visited East Smith Street hosts.
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United Press Madrid
Franerie Franco
Madi
Mat
Ernest Drake
Ambridge, Pa
Berold G. Wolfe
East Smith Street
Cold Snap Halts Rising Rivers and Illness Spread
A severe cold snap slowed rising streams in western Pennsylvania and elsewhere, halting river swelling for 48 hours and checking a widespread ailment. Officials warned of flooding risk on the Allegheny and its tributaries, with waters near twenty feet in spots and widespread damage reported to homes and farms.
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Mlulees
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Journal Owners Honored by PNPA Conference in Hanesburg
Yichlir Colegrove, owner of the Gary Fiening Journal, was named chairman of District 8 in northwestern Pennsylvania at the PNPA convention in Hanesburg. Will Rose of Chembsteges Sprinen and Union publisher was named district weekly pane chair. Broyd Chivfant, editor of the Waynesboro Record Herald, was elected president succeeding William D. Mansfield of the Newport News.
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Gary Fiening Journal
District 8
Pennsylvania
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Hanesburg
Will Rose
Chembsteges Sprinen and Union [Pity
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Mir Daily
Newaliapers
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Waynesboro Record Herald
Agwoca
Wiliam D. Mansfield
MicKeewport News
New Envoy From France Drafts Debt Discussion
Premier Leon Blum and George Bonnet, France's new envoy to the United States, signal bi nation debt talks as Bonnets Washington posting approaches February 10. Bonnet says world peace and domestic stability are prerequisites for any new credit accord, with a broad American-Brazilian-French economic dialogue expected to unfold.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press Star
Leon Blum
George Bonnet
Perfective
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Fisupaca
Honnet
Bonnet
Bebheunry
Jelal Ofrotea Una
Walon Ramnet
Rade
Beiiah
Washington
Red menace dominates Italy Germany pact era analysis
A United Press piece assesses how the red menace shapes policy in Italy and Germany. It notes Benita Mannini and Gene Giering as key figures aligned with the regime, while discussing looming rearmament and strategic programs. The report frames the Axis as unified against perceived Allied interference.
Private life under glare at Kanany association meeting
At the Kanany Vrosa Association annual meeting in Topaka Kan, journalist intrusion into the private life of political figure Giliten Vit M Laindon drew sharp discussion. The event highlighted concerns over media reach and personal privacy.
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Kan
Giliten Vit M. Laindon
Kanany Vrosa
Son of Promin Seeks Clues in Everett Child Murder
In Everett on January 16 the murder probe into the 8 year old Charles Mattson's death moved as state police detain two men while a physician is sought. A child’s scream near a blue clay pit where the body was found is linked to the case. Police report autopsy notes and witness accounts, with a killer who may have struck in a dark wooded area.
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Willis Duniway
United Press
Everett
Wash
Charles Mattson
Tin
Mattson
Charles
Jered
Jereman
Prisoner abducts boy in Tacoma bearded thief tale
In blue clay near Everett, two burlap sacks were found in a pit amid tree branches. Police suspect a bearded, hook-nosed man entered Dr W W Mattson’s Tacoma home Sunday night December 21 and abducted a boy named Charles, torturing him while detaining others for questioning.
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Ibwan
McRous
Charles’ Prikom
W. W. Mattson
Tacoma
Wail
Inaping Slaying Woman Tied To Coast Cottage Theft
A damaged report describes an onetime Pacific coast case where an overart woman employed at a doctor’s office had items missing from her cottage along the road where a boy’s body was found. Only urn match stubs remained as evidence, with identity of a suspect withheld by Chief William H. Cole of the Washington State Police.
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Yan Dia ‘Orbe
William H. Cole
Washington State Police
Fail to Yield Brutal Killer in Everett Case
Police hunted a suspect linked to a Pigeon Creek crime as a man named Towler, 30, faced a 20 year sentence in Washington State Penitentiary for the Albers Adling robbery. Investigators checked every house while a woman was taken into custody near Everett to be questioned as the search widened.
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Lee Haake
Towler
Cole Cawid Pot
Nclone
Washington State
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Ballinger
Everett Ahe
Fowler
Pachveea
Beilingham
Jaffort
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