Conference in Bengal prompts questions on leaders and panel
Fragmented notes mention Leal Bomess Drs Duels Wallace and Mrs Lisa neck unite City reception. Mentions Union City readers and breakfast event after a game. Names like Grace, OMtrs, Ipmine, Yenpur Witte, and Albert W. Beckerink appear amid unclear references. The record hints at a meeting of followers and new measures on infection.
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Duels Wallace
Lisa Iva
Union City
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McCrayakfast
Bash
Erie Kayei
Grace
Untitled fragment hints at bottle, tissue details
A fragmented OCR item notes boxes, figures, a bottle and tissue references. No clear event or names are readable. The snippet presents scattered references without a cohesive report or identifiable entities.
Man Admits Robbery Held for Grand Jury Action
Corry native Walter Whodwin faces charges of breaking and entering and larceny after two calves and a suit of clothes were stolen from A Stafford. He was held for the next term of court by Justice of the Peace Walter Whodwin in Venango County. Brown, linked to burglaries, was found at a local beer party and jailed awaiting grand jury action. Calves and clothing were recovered and returned to Venango Township authorities.
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Walter Whodwin
Westeyville
A. Stafford
Venango
Brown
Gel Amt
Mithlan
Wie
Corry
Remyjted
Skazfirth
Brown Fs
Fender
Gore
Esle
LaGuardia and Burton Seek Aid Extension
Mayors LaGuardia and Burton urged the federal government to expand employment relief as thousands remain idle due to the recession. They pressed for a broader Works Progress Administration program and a new public works plan to aid heavy industry and keep workers employed amid industrial shutdowns.
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LaGuardia
United Prose
Washington
Mauyor Tiorello LaGuarvlia
New York
Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
la Clariid
la Guardia
Burton
Works Progress Administration
Senate Unemployment and Relief Committee
Auturn
Fire damages home worth $150 from faulty chimney
Fire caused about $150 damage to a Mott alrest home late Saturday night. A defective chimney sparked a blaze that started near the attic and spread through the first floor occupied by Rev. Gler Toes and Miss Armstrong, with firefighters quickly containing the flames.
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Mott Alrest
Henry Bachomner
Gler Toes
Mums. Armstrong
Aimee
Abandon search for missing man and girl in McKean
Sheriff Dickinson in McKean County says the search for a 97 year old man and his 18 year old companion has been definitively halted. Authorities had covered multiple counties with state police and Civilian Conservation Corps members. Discovery of an elderly man’s wrecked vehicle suggested they may have perished in the mountains, but officials remain convinced the couple were familiar with the area and likely had provisions before vanishing Monday night.
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United Press
Sminthport
Jam
Mewe Dicknson
Mipkean
Ine
Ler Standay
Head
C. GC. Vaniermal
Florence Wiliams
Gerdeau Iit Southeasterd IoekKean
Sherry Tekingen
Vandenmark
Satnywlal
Sherif Dickinson
Hermyse
Exéa
Real estate operator faces murder warrant in Detroit
Mrs Julia Barker wealthy real estate operator may face a murder warrant today for killing her long time friend. Assistant Prosecutor William Dowling said several statements remained to be taken and questioned her since she surrendered. Barker altered her story but did not change key details.
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Py Unwearresa
Detroit
Julia Barker
Ae Joneiness’ Asasenate
Taith Mae Cummings
William EB. Dowling
Batter
Claim movement to slash wages exists
Homestead Pa January 17 Philip Memay chairman of the Steel Workers Unwnizing Committee told GNU steel workers that de hetlevil ron-employer contracts will be signed without difficulty despite campaign to slash wages At the same time Minny invited to Hiteonen fink mereted Mike Tee Lan tint the SWOC planned another cam Po in Bain Mitte Steel ayinisiy ter snn amd sinner cefted the song tenghis ct the union
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Ec Ee Homestead
Philip Memay
Steel Workers
Paght
GNU Steel Workers
Minny
Hiteonen Fink
Mike Tee
SWOC
Bain Mitte Steel
Ayinisiy
Economic recession fears frame Roosevelt meeting plans
Washington cites expected Roosevelt message to Congress on business reform as Gov roosevelt pledges to liquidate holdings. Business groups and the chamber call for careful planning debates, warning against aggressive criticism while exploring new industrial planning to curb overproduction and unemployment.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Business Advisory Council
Commerce Department
Thia
United States Chamber of Commerce
Wood products firm challenges 44-hour week in court
Harrisburg Jan 17 Holgate Bros Manufacturing Kane a leading wood specialties producer testified in Dauphin county court that Pennsylvania's 44-hour week law forces lumber purchases from New York and raises costs. President James Henretta said the law makes it hard to obtain timber from Pennsylvania firms and could cripple the brush handle and toy plant.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Holgate Bros. Manufacturing Company
Kane
New York
Pennsylvania
James Henrietta
Dauphin County
Henretts
W. C. Sheely
Adams County
Imber
Henretta
Commercial
Warren
Holgate
Conta
Wage Adjustment Proposed in Flat Glass Industry
Cincinnati Jan 17 The Federation of Flat Glass Workers recommended wage differential adjustments to glass manufacturers at conferences here The unions list of renewal conditions February 1 does not include demands for increases above current industry maximums.
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United Prose
Cincinnati
Federation of
Flat Glass Workers
Reed's Appointment Praised By Senators In Senate
Washington January 7 am opposed confirmation of Stanley P Reed for associate justice of the Supreme Court to succeed retiring George Sutherland was predicated today Leaders planned to push confirmed quickly At noon Sutherland will sit for the last time as active justice tomorrow the t year old jurist will join Willis Van Devanter on the retired bench The nomination faced opposition from some but was praised by senators of both parties
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Stanley P. Reed
Supreme Court
Ake Place
George Sutherland
Sutherland
Wirt
Willis
van Devanien
Union
L. Blues
Weod
Steals Ware Then Nabbed While Peddling Goods
Asem Burke, 87, of Portland, Maine, was seized by police after a store clerk suspected him of owning pilfered items. Officers recovered knives and stockings from his person, later identified with Montgomery Ward store branding. Burke, linked to thefts across city counters, faced drunkenness charges and a ten day jail term after the store declined to press larceny charges.
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Asem Burke
Portland
Penle Jamies
Tom
Montgomery Auid
Burke
East Main Street
Burlingame
Montgomery Ward
Produce Supply Dangles as Pittsburgh Walkout Strikes
Pittsburgh on January 17 faced a threatened disruption to fresh produce stocks as about 800 workers walked out over alleged contract violations. Police reinforced the produce district while terminals remained open, with the scope of the strike stretching across roughly 160 miles impacting dealers from Erie to Charleston.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Yarde
Howard McKegor
Produce Workers
American Federation of Labor
Erie
Altagna
Canton!.c
Charleston
W. Va
Ex-Bank President Held as Embezzler
MAHANOY CITY Pa Jan 17 Arrest of Joseph EB Ferguson former president of the Union National Bank at Mahanoy City on a chain of embezzling and disappropriates 16269.54 was disclosed by several officers today They said Persian posted 10000 tend at 4 hearing before U S Commissioner Arthur S Reese at Tem aqu following his arrest Friday night Time of his rial was not trned imme Mliately.
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Mahanoy City
Joseph EB. Ferguson
Union National Bank
U. S
Arthur S. Reese
Temaqua
Chautemps to Form New Cabinet in Paris Crisis
Camille Chautemps, Radical Socialist, agreed to seek a new cabinet in Paris, aiming to end a three day political crisis. He planned to form a popular government with ministry leaders as early as Friday morning, seeking to unite factions and stabilize the regime amid tensions.
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Chautemps
Annea Presa
Paris
Camille Chautemps
Jeadan
Leon Bhim
Leider
Tral
Pennsylvania Farm Show Opens in Harrisburg Today
The Pennsylvania Farm Show opens in the state capital Harrisburg with display of agricul tural achievements from the past year. Officials will formally open the fair with ground breaking ceremonies this afternoon attended by Secretary J Hansel and others. Nearly 8000 awards totaling $40 67d are noted among exhibitors of the best steel and fay products. The annual conventions of 26 farm organizations begin tomorrow as attendance centers on the Radiannl exhibit of a standard streamlined electric engine and coaches that started intercity service between Philadelphia and Harrisburg.
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Pennsylvania
State Farm
Harrisburg
Guy
George H. Bavle
Agric
Tre
J. Hansel
Wwe
Hest Steel
Philadelphia
Capital
Snow equipment mobilized as Buffalo battles storm
Buffalo officials deploy seven hundred workers and 63 pieces of snow equipment to clear streets while flights halt at the airport. The city expects 24 more hours of adverse weather after a heavy storm began yesterday.
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Buffalo
New York-Chicago
Negro’s insults lead to arrest at West Main Street store
Will Lewis, 32, of Montgomery WV, fled a West Main Street store after insulting proprietor Tony Rezzelle and threshing when confronted. He was jailed ten days for drunkenness and pan handling after arraignment before Police Magistrate C B Porter. Rezzelle reportedly dodged a coconut thrown in anger, as bystander accounts described the altercation.
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Tle
Will Lewis
Montgomery
W. Va
Tony Rezzelle
West Main Street
Rezelle
Lloyd Ruppersberger
Lewis
Corryite Named Erie County Register of Wills
Nearkon V. King, longtime Corry resident and former manufacturer, was named register of wills for Erie County, succeeding the late Ben F. Swartz who died after illness. The governor announced the appointment. King will reside in Corry with his wife and daughter and has lifelong local ties and WPA experience guiding his suitability for the post.
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Carlton V. King
Corry Restant
Register OF Wills of
Ele County
Ben F. Swartz
Nearkon V. King
Corry
Register of Wills
Erie County
Erie
Miing
George H. Barle
Harrisbure
Richard Pfeffer
Ple
Paul Walloon
Mestad
Rue
Athyn Cole
Une
Mr King
My. King
Nid Brothers
Lange Timber
Works Prassess Administration
Mir King
Charg
WPA
Donald Havey
Wisbon
Hurst
Dupetlunar
Swiftly T
Donmilly
Umius
Isinger
State Federation of Labor blocks mandate of president
Harrisburg January 17 The Pennsylvania Federation of Labor led by John A Phillips rejects Willan Green’s expulsion order and votes to appeal to the national executive council. 75 percent of members are CIO affiliates. Florida meeting January 24. Fire at Bollywood studios causes $100,000 loss. president Sam Katsman seeks investigation.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
John A. Phillips
Willan Green
Membare
K.fl of L
State Federation
C. I
National Executive Council
Florida
Bollywood
Vies Movie Studios
Sam Katsmany
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