Slippery Roads Spark Warren Area Auto Accidents
Slippery highways after light snow yesterday caused several crashes surrounding Warren. Mrs. John A. Anderson, 18 Aussie Street, Warren, fractured her right arm when her car skidded west of the city and hit a curb. she was treated at Corry hospital and released. Her husband escaped serious injury as the vehicle sustained only minor damage. A large truck from Star Bottling Works, Evie, collided with a Powell Motor Company car at Bond and North Center, with no injuries. A downtown party ending at St Vincent's hospital left two women, Dorothy Mullin and Dottie Brocx, injured after their car struck a pole following a crash at 20th and Cherry. two male escorts were taken into custody. Merrill Schuiwerk and the Erie-bound driver escaped with minor injuries.
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John A. Anderson
Aussie Street
Warren
Anderson
Corry Hospital
Anis
Meadville
Erie
Bond and
North Center Streets
Star Bottling Works
Evie
H. K. Powell
Powell Motor Company
Center Street
Bond Street
Powell
RIN
St. Vincent's Hospel
Dorothy Mullin
Dottie Broc Xi
Peach Street
Bradford
Manly
Carl Rosenteil
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20Th
Cherry Streets
Merrill SchUiwerk
R. D
Bodies of six mine victims recovered
United Press reports six men died in a Pulaski Virginia coal mine blast. Rescue crews fought debris and toxic gases for hours to reach entombed workers. Names listed include Frank Sefferd Dewey Sefferd Harvey Sefferd Ernest Snead Foster Boyd and Art Boyd. Remaining night shift workers surfaced safely after exposure to gas and debris.
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United Press
Parrott
Pulaski
Frank Sefferd
Dewey Sefferd
Harvey Sefferd
Ernest Snead
Foster
Art Boyd
Thns
United Press Today
New Jersey Governor Proposes Drastic Reorganization Plan
Governor Harry Moore, sworn in for a second term, proposes consolidating more than 100 departments, agencies, and commissions into 12 under a single executive. The plan echoes New York’s reform model backed by former Gov Al Smith.
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uPrea Press
Trunton
W. J
A. Harry Moore
New Jersey
New York State
al EB. Smith
Milwaukee Shows How City Begins New Year With Surplus
The Journal on page 7 begins a three-part series detailing how Milwaukee starts the New Year with a large surplus fund and plans to wipe out costly debts. The dispatches aim to reassure and uplift taxpayers, signaling a path toward economic recovery and fiscal relief for the weary citizen.
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Journal
Health Board Reorganizes After Two-Year Gap
City Council acted as health board last evening for the first time in two years. May or Ben P. Starr became chairman with City Clerk C. B. Porter as secretary. John M. L. Ruppersberger named health officer. Mr. Nichols said dairies would be inspected for milk supply to the city.
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Board of Health
Ben P. Starr
C. B. Porter
John ML. Ruppersberger
Nichols
More Gardens and Less Bread Lines Slogan Leads Pittsburg Candidate
Father James R. Cox floated a 5 000 000 000 program to create Immediate jobs for the unemployed. He urged concentrating improvements in mural districts and said Europe may not repay war debts while asserting open covenants open to all in international matters.
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United Press
Pittsburg
James R. Cox
United Press Today
Pather Cox
Cox
Europe
Clarion editor dies after pneumonia in Clarion Pa
Norman Ball 58 editor and publisher of the Clarion Republican and the Knox Herald died at home after bronchial pneumonia. He had been ill since last Saturday and was formerly managing editor of the Pittsburgh Leader. He served as a trustee of the Clarion State Teachers College and secretary of the Clarion Community Club and connected with Governor Pinchot during his term.
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Indianafolis
D. C
Pittsburgh Leader
Alexander J. Moore
Frank T. Hines
Pittsburgh
Veterans Affairs
Nemanles
Washington
Clarion State Teachers College
Clarion Community Club
More arrests expected for express thefts on railroad line
Investigators from the railroad and express companies probe alleged pilfering from express consignments on the Buffalo and Pittsburgh division of the Pennsylvania Railroad over several years. Three arrests have been made in Pittsburgh. two Buffalo employees Schrieber and Hammond are also under arrest. Federal officials hint at further arrests within days as locals fear a large, thousands of dollars loot.
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Railroad and Express Company
Buffalo and Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Journal
Pittsburgh
Schrieber
Hammond
Buffalo
Expresa
Europe must settle its own war debt problem
Washington reports America will not extend the Hoover moratorium beyond its June expiry. The United States told Ambassador Edge that Europe must work out debt and reparations plans themselves. The reply outlines U S policy, emphasizes no united settlement of all former allied debts, notes no payments due before December 15, and states any re adjustment must originate in Europe.
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United Press
Washington
Amer
Ica
Europe
United Press Today
Stimson
Ambassador Edge
Paris
Laval
United States
France
Pierre Laval
Walter KE. Edge
Congress
Earope
Harrisburg Farm Show Opens Day Two
Thousands visit Harrisburg for Pennsylvania’s 2 million dollar state farm show on its second day with judging contests livestock competition and horseshoe pitching. Governor Pinchot and Senator Norris address crowds urging tax relief on agriculture and estate and progressive inheritance taxes to curb wealth concentration. Norris warns against partisan politics and mentions Andrew Mellon serving under three presidents.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
U. S
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Fom
Tardieu Heads French Delegation to Parley
Paris Jan 19 Minister of War Andre Tardieu named to lead the French delegation to the world disarmament conference at Geneva. He previously headed the naval conference delegation of 1900 and is expected to carry out the policy of his wartime predecessor.
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Paris
Andre Tardieu
Geneva
Tardieu
Dondes
Polider
War Ministry
Tate
Andre Maginat
Pinchot vetoes bill to assist hospitals
Governor Pinchot vetoed the McKay bill that would have appropriated 2,000,000 to state aided hospitals for emergency purposes. He warned of a looming revenue deficit of 5,000,609 to 10,000,000 and said the bill would create state debt while distributing funds by a percentage, not by need, despite hospitals’ distress.
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Pinchot
Py Corry Hospital
McKay
Secretary of Revenue
Ephat
Blast Demolishes Tenement House in Pawtucket
Police Chief Charles J. Puller said the terrific explosion and fire early today demolished three tenement houses in Pawtucket. Initial fears of eight deaths were lowered after investigation. the chief was certain the building was unoccupied when the fire began.
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United Press
Pawtucket
R. 1
Charles J. Puller
Germany to Hike Tariffs Against Gold Standard Nations
Berlin Jan 19 President Paul von Hindenburg used emergency powers to raise tariffs on goods from countries off the gold standard and those lacking trade treaties with Germany. Under Article 48 tariffs take effect immediately with a sliding equalization duty for non gold standard origins and a straight increase for nations without treaties or with higher levies.
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von Hindenburg
Germany
United Press Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
War veteran Walter Sheppard slain in Philadelphia home
Police questioned a man arrested for questioning in the slaying of Walter Sheppard, a retired naval veteran. The body was found at his house after neighbors noted the radio playing and lights on, with signs of a struggle and a bloodstained hammer believed used to beat him. A woman who namEd herself as Alice Sheppard was detained following suspected intoxication.
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Philadelphia
Alice Sheppard
Walter Sheppard
Iiquor
Sheppard
Wieard
Norcross
Pinchot rejects second extra session for Pennsylvania relief
Governor Pinchot tells Philadelphians another extraordinary session would repeat the heartless refusal to aid the needy. He argues the state would burden taxpayers without relief and criticizes the Republican leadership and city representatives for blocking relief amid growing Philadelphia unemployment. The Philadelphia sector council had urged a session for immediate aid.
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United Press
Harrisbburg
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Horatio Gates Lloyd
Lloyd Refer
Philadelphia
Liegd
Setor
Vets Plan Big Meeting Here
Sixty reservations have been made for the ex-service men dinner sponsored by the city War veterans at the V F W home Wednesday at 7 pm. The first joint affair of American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Spanish American War Vets and the G A R features Phoenix Restaurant catering and an ex-service band with orchestra selections and entertainment. out of town members will attend for a most delightful get together.
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American Legion
Veterans of Foreign ‘Wars
Phoenix
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed by Network
Radio guide lists WABG CBS at 6:15 Reis and Dunn on WHARF NBG at 9:00 Musical Magazine and Wiz on NBC at 10 Great Personalities on NBC 1045nt Lite aeis network 12-15 Columbia Symphony Orchestra appears in schedule with no clear host or timing.
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WABG
CBS
Reis and Dunn
Wharf Nbg
NBC
Aeis
Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Hoover seeks Dawes as finance chief at RFC
President Hoover requested Charles G. Dawes to head the two billion dollar Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Eugene Meyer was named chairman of the board. Dawes will leave for New York and Geneva to chair the American delegation at One World disarmament conference but will resign after the opening.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Great Britain
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Stintson
Dawes
Amercan
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
The
Finance Corporation
Tme
Ambbassador Charles G. Dawes
New York
Geneva
America
Pat
Amiin
Congressman McFadden to Speak at City Rotary Kiwanis Meeting
Congressman Louis T. McMadden, noted for recent criticisms of President Hoover on war debts and foreign policy, will address a joint Rotary Kiwanis gathering in the city Monday evening. The Rotary Club announced Arc Fadden’s address and invited Kiwanis members to attend. High School boys’ band sponsored by the club performed eight numbers under Gerry Bennett, earning praise. Mayor Ben H. Starr attended as a guest.
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Louis T. McMadden
Hoover
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Arc~ Fadden
Rotary Club
Service Club
Gerry Bennett
Boys Baye
Bennett
Ben H. Starr
Woman insured in strike outbreak in Pittsburgh
A four year old girl, Miss Mary Miranovehty of Pittsburgh, was cut and struck by stones during a taxi strike when union drivers clashed with scabs. The child sustained injuries en route to a Pennsylvania station, though medical aid was not immediately reported.
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United Pe
Pittsburgh
Bt Patrick's
Mary Miranovehty
Pilbe Burgh
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Clarion Editor
Asstricken
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Idlaho
Oklahoma
Senate Beer Committee
Mary T. Norton
Dem
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J. A Northrop
Spartanspurg
Los Angeles
Galif
Nelson
Cleveland
Senator Norris
Congressman McFadden
Solon
Kiwanis Club
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