Italy warns fascists may take up arms in Europe
The article reports that Italy warned fascism could take up arms at any moment as fronts in eastern Europe and Finland were frozen by severe cold. It notes political leaders like General Ettore Muti cautioning that Italy might be forced to act, while Britain and Finland monitor possible shifts in alliances amid fears of Bolshevism and German plots.
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Joe Alex Morris
Italy
Europe
Estern
Finland
Taly
Ettore Muiti
Tialy
Baltic
Pyenit
Ahs
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Gerhina
England
S. hospitalization leaders meet in PGH mid winter meeting
Annee Frese reports the State Hospital Association plans a mid winter meeting in Pittsburgh January 24 25 to review a proposed three cent daily hospital service tax aimed at boosting Pennsylvania hospital funding. The event will discuss legislative steps and improvements in hospital services statewide.
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Annee Frese
Barrishorg
United States
Fistingh
State Hospital Association Feday
Pardon Board Offers Life Hope for Man's Case
The pardon board in Harrisburg considered commuting the death sentence of 26 year old Benjamin Ginyard, convicted of murder in a Hearse County case. Attorneys Hemmer S., Grown D., and Alte argued during two day clemency hearings that the crime warranted life imprisonment rather than execution, and that added facts might alter the outcome.
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Hothenan
Hemmer S
Rehoard Pa
Willy
Long Leading Governor Hope in Tight Louisiana Vote
United Press dispatch from New Orleans reports a tight Louisiana governor race as incomplete returns show Earl Long trailing in scattered precincts while Sam Jones and James Noe gain strength. In New Orleans Long hovers near a slim majority as city precincts tally results. statewide counts favor Jones with Lone and Morrison also polling. Both Long and Jones declare victory.
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United Press Rew
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Filey P. Loy
Loulianna
Earl & Long
Eller Htt City
Long
Donex
Nod
James H. Morrison
Vincent Moseley
Jones
Morrison
Moseley
Loh
Governors Expected to Seek Presidency
Harrisburg reports say Governor Arthur H. James may run for the Republican presidential nomination. A top associate said James will seek the nomination but not personally campaign nationwide. Party leaders note Pennsylvania’s pivotal role in early balloting and delegate allocation.
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Pennsylvania
Dave Reed
United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
Repubican
James
Philadelphia
Joseph N. Pew
Miami
Fla
America
U. S
David A. Reed
Pittsburgh
James J. Davis
Reed
Sweden and Norway Ignore Protests Over Finnish War Aid
Copenhagen January 17. Russia protested to Sweden and Norway over aid to Finland but the complaints led to an increased volunteer surge for the Finnish army. Regents estimated more than 1,000 Swedes had volunteered since the Russo Finnish war began, nearly a full Finnish division.
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United Press
Copenhagen
Denmark
Russia
Sweden
Norway
Finland
Triple Killer Is Captured In Reading Pa
State police identify James Fink 21 of Masonville as the man sought in the slaying of Hank Teed 63 his wife Helen 66 and their daughter 25. Fink was arrested with Avstoy Serum 20 in a car bearing New York plates broadcast across the east. They were taken to the Reading state police barracks for questioning.
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United Press
Reading
James Fink
Masonville
New York
Hadeen
Avstoy
West Reading
Bink
Hank Teed
Coal Truckers Strike Paralyzes New York Deliveries
more than 5 000 coal workers walk out as a wage dispute shuts off coal deliveries citywide affecting 100 dealers 2 000 drivers 2 400 helpers. Union Local 653 seeks 120 per hour while old contracts paid one dollar. LaGuardia guarantees continued public deliveries to hospitals and schools amid the cold wave.
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Gotham
United Press
NEW York
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
AFL
Coal Merchants Association
Puel Merchants Association
LaGuardia
Murder Car Rumor Sparks Widespread Watchfulness Across Town
Police broadcast alerts traced to a Dodge alleged in a triple murder case in New York. Rumors linked a car seen in Masontown to suspect James Fink, with reports of a traveling man’s vehicle at a East Mine street hotel. Fire set at a grove near the Dodge pickup tied to the crime, generating local interest and cautious patrols.
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New York
James Fink
Masontown
N.Y
Center Street
Main Street
Mocal Toctary
Flanigan
East Min Street
Cory
Jeff
New York State
Ted
Wenng
Fink
Corry Faces Bond Refinancing Questions Amid Debt Stance
City records show total outstanding bonds at 59,900 with 4,400 at six percent used for West Smith and East Main Street projects. Building bonds of 6,500 at 4.13 percent remain, plus roughly 40,000 for fire stations street resurfacing and storm sewer work. Refinancing likely limited to a small issue to cover annual deficits as many issues are serial bonds not callable until maturity.
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Treasure
West Smith
East Main Street
North Center Street
Browder Faces Charges Today in Federal Trial
New York January 17 Burl Browder general secretary of the Communist party goes on trial in federal court charged on two counts with listing fraudulently obtained passports. If convicted he faces a maximum penalty of 10 years imprisonment and a 4000 dollar fine. The proceedings are expected to unfold as a high stakes ideological contest between prosecution and defense.
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Unha Press
New York
Burl Browder
Communist Party
Wichita.rian
Te Int Front
G Étting Brawder
Nice
Congress Not In Sympathy With Finland Aid Proposal
President Roosevelt’s plan to aid Finland faced stiff congressional doubt. Federal Loan Administrator Jesse Morin outlined a credit extension through a revolving fund, but Senate and House members questioned swift action. Republicans and Democrats debated invoking the Neutrality Act, while Roosevelt said no formal war declaration existed. Lawmakers anticipated informal discussions by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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United Press Star
Washington
Roosevelt
Finland
Congress
Jesse Hit
Gonce Wit
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
House
Saak
Russia
Japan
China
John A. Danaher
Pinland
Guy M. Gillette
Far East
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chaiman Key Pill May
Ney
Gannett enters race for Republican presidential nomination
Rochester report states FE Gannett publisher announces candidacy at a testimonial dinner. He has backing from Rev James W Wadsworth and other New York leaders and is seen as a possible 30 New York votes on first ballot. The scene includes state party figures William Murray and Joe Hanthey. Separate London note reports four crew members lost from the Belgian steamship Jasentiny after mine strike on the south coast.
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United Press
Rochester
Frank
Gannett
Thomas E. Dewney
New York
East
Middle West
James W. Wadsworth
Thomas E. Broderick
State
Republican Committee
Spd
Joseph ©. Latham
Steuben County
Republin
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Senate
Joe R. Han Tey
Four Men Die as Fire Rips Industrial Home in Houston
Houston Jan 17 Four men were killed and twelve injured when a fast moving fire swept an industrial home. The blaze discovered at 3 a m trapped eleven workers on the second floor. Five leapt from second floor windows into the darkness, suffering injuries.
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Houston
Tex
Atersigation Army Industral
Free Hand Promise Echoes At Pennsylvania Farm Show
Harrisburg January 17 Aristocrat of Pennsylvania’s giant livestock show drew 11000 spectators to the $2 million exhibition plant as Ayrshires Jerseys Herefords and Shorthorns paraded for judges while about 9000 veterans attended a pension day in the Arena. Gov Arthur H James declared farms in need of freedom from over regulation and noted Pennsylvania’s valley of opportunity, recalling the inauguration day a year ago with hope for future development.
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Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
James
Dorothy
Miami
Pia
Pennsylvania
Milk price cut hits dairy producers in region
A 11 cent reduction in the November milk return per hundred pounds lowers producers payments under the Daymen’s League program. The admin report notes December milk volumes rose, keeping the year’s payout influenced by a persistent surplus and seasonal demand. A price drop, tied to regulatory figures, signals adjustments for early 1930s dairy economics.
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A. G. Stillman
Gerry
Daymen's League
Desrau
M Harmon
New York
Kacmann
Wss
France sinks Nazi sub on west coast
Reports say French forces sank a German submarine off the west coast amid Allied operations. The action followed earlier Allied naval strikes near Pinisterre and involved Royal Navy convoy escorts, with a second U-boat believed sunk in the same area. The engagements occurred as tensions with Germany remained high in the Atlantic theater.
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Y Univeo
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Sasmarine
Ives
Turing Bad Fink
Sud
Fm Atessroyer
Germany seals food treaty with Hungary in surprise move
Budapest dispatch reports Germany has concluded a treaty with Hungary to receive substantial foodstuffs, aiding Germany's war effort. Official confirmation notes the pact may shift trade talks between France and Hungary and influence Paris negotiations.
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Hungary
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Paris
Explosion at Dupont plant kills two in Gibbstown
At least two people were killed and two seriously injured when 6,000 pounds of nitroglycerin and dynamite exploded at the DuPont plant near Gibbstown New Jersey. Debris and blast shattered windows miles away. officials say sabotage is not confirmed though guards had been strengthened.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
Gibbstown
Phan
ET di Pont de Nemours and Company
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Marbesay Gilusshiono
N. J
Paulsboro
Sanit
Michael Gélte
Woodsbury
Wondilion Critica
Havner
Wieset
du Pont
Ehipliyes
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du Ponl
Greenwich
Ollie Company
Campany
Nno
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigationy
Day
di Pont
Release Suspect In Huntingdon Theft Case
A suspect tied to a Huntingdon theft was released as authorities proceed. Details remain limited as prosecutors and detectives prepare to file further actions.
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Huntingdon
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