Motorists to Share Relief Costs and Storm Grips West
United Press reports a savage storm and cold wave moving eastward. Winter's blow hits Pacific coast with deaths and snow, while Midwest faces rain and snow and bitter cold. Weather forecasters warn of widespread cold, heavy snow in the northern Sierras, and record lows in North Dakota.
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Pacific Coast
United Press
America
United States
Cansith
Middlewest
Misalasippi
Missouri Valley
Pittsburgh
Rimy
Motor fund may fund unemployment relief in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania motorists likely shoulder a major share of unemployment relief as road building is seen as overdone. Governor Earle's committee recommends diverting 10 million dollars from motor fuel taxes to general relief, aiming to avoid new taxes. Strong opposition from the State Chamber of Commerce warns that motor funds should finance road construction and upkeep, not unemployment programs.
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Una
Earle
Luther Harr
General Fune
Motor Fund
General Fund
Hart Committee
Commonwealth
State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Board to Meet Tonight Over RWD Tools Rental Dispute
The Corry School District board meets tonight to decide on paying J A Lanston 20 per week for use of tools in the RWD program. A committee was named earlier to study the rental issue after spirited debate about fees and district expenses. More bids from local contractors may be reviewed as officials seek to distribute RWD buying among area firms.
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Board of Education
Bennett
M.L. Brown
Lanston
Ube
Jury awards $8,166 to Mulheir in Erie suit
Mrs. Sarah Mulheire of Corry wins a jury verdict against Dr. Paul Weed of Union City and Leon Brown of Corry for $8,166 in damages over a car crash that killed her husband James J. Mulheirn west of Corry two years ago. The jury found both defendants liable after a 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. deliberation, with the accident involving Patrolman Mulherra. Attorneys for Mulheir, Weed, and Brown were named, while related suits by C. B. Porter and John D. Manigan remain pending.
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Syaban
James J. Mulheirn
Corry
Paul 8. Weed
Union City
Leon Brown
le Corry
Worl
Changel
Mulherra
Roosevelt Highway
Mulheira
Weer
Proctor Hill
C. B. Porter
John D. Manigan
Brown
Ley
Erie Coury Court
Bil Kinewks
Saint. Rossiter
Erie
Mulheir
Weed
Brooks and Currie
Leembais
Frit
Hauptmann May Know His Fate Within Two Weeks
Sidney B. Whipple reports from Flemington New Jersey that within two weeks Bruno Hauptmann and Charles Lindbergh Jr. case jurors may decide death by electric chair or life imprisonment depending on whether the evidence is strong enough. If acquitted Hauptmann could face extortion charges over recovered ransom money as prosecutors push to finish the case. The defense and prosecution teams spent the weekend in harmony though separate tensions lingered among jurists and lawyers. Chief Counsel Edward J Reiily stated all four of his lawyers are in agreement with no withdrawals anticipated.
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Sidney B. Whipple
United Press
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Rich
Hauptmann
Hauptmans
Aly Nan
Mc Day
Slassimann
Harmony
Edward J. Reiily
Plane with four aboard missing in Alaska
Four people are believed missing after a plane disappeared in Alaska. United Frese reports the craft carried Grant Rapd en route to San Diego California to join his wife who is reported gravely ill. No word has been received from the occupants since the departure yesterday.
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United Frese
Milk Held for Heering January 25 Hearing
Robert Milk was arraigned before United States Commissioner Noch Fil Fer Brie on charges of sending obscene books via Railway Express. Held for final hearing on a $2,000 bail. Arrested yesterday by U S Deputy Marshal John Dempsey and Patrolman Roas Mead. Proceedings set for next Friday to decide if held for trial.
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Robert Milk
Coumpus
United States
Noch
Milk
U. S
John Dempsey
Pittsburgh
Roas Mead
Gangsters to be moved back to Virginia for execution
Federal agents will surrender Robert Mann and Walter Leg leaders of the tri state gang to Virginia officials. The gangsters charged with murders and holdups will be taken to Richmond and electrocuted after return from escape via death house. Nine officers will accompany the prisoners to prevent further escapes. Marie McKeever, Mais girlfriend, to be sent to Philadelphia.
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Phila
United Press
New York
Robert Mann
Walter
Tri-State
Virginia
Richmond
Pennsylvania
Maryland
R. B. Jordson
Martin Farrell
Edwin Galea
Farrell
Masten
Eid Gale
Georgia
Washington
Marie McKeever
Mais
Philadelphia
Frank Fay
Department of Justice
Simon
Neuman
Lie Continental Distilling Company
Byrd Expedition Ready to Start Home
United Press reports Byrd Antarctic expedition members prepared to depart Little America with Bear from Oakland due to arrive tomorrow and Ruppert carrying expedition gear. ice conditions may force hauling goods six miles by tractor if breaks fail. Pittsburgh estate valued at 935000 distributed by John W Arrott Jr among three children.
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Byrd Expedition
United Press
Little America
Antarctica
Bear
Oakland
Jacob Ruppert
Pittsburgh
John W Arrott, Jr
Sewickley
Sileen
Allegheny County Recorder of Wills
Pennsylvania to Get $6 Million More for January Relief
Governor George H. Earle stated at his Capitol press conference that federal relief head Harry L. Hopkins is crafting a plan to cover relief needs after state funds run out on February 1. An additional $6 million was granted for January, adding to $10 million previously allotted, with focus on worthwhile projects including slum clearance. further allocations to Pennsylvania are expected after Hopkins conference in Washington.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Harry L. Hopkins
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Capitol
Hopkins
Washington
Harle
State Emergency Relief Board
Earle
Nazi Reprisals Spread Fear in Saar Amid Plebiscite
From Saarbrucken Jan 19 terror spread as anti Nazi residents feared persecution after the plebiscite. Police were said to take orders from Berlin while international troops waited. Many opposed to reunion faced isolation with League of Nations hope faintly raised by Eden’s Geneva message urging Germany to honor protections for voters and minorities.
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Richard D. McMillan
United” Press
Sta
Saarbucken
Saar
League of Nations
Berlin
International Army
Germany
Simday
Geneva
Anthony Eden
Macting
Eden
Births Exceed Deaths In Corry In 1994 Report
Vital statistics from Corry District No. 26-02 show 182 births and 124 deaths in 1994. In Corry city births outnumbered deaths with boys over girls. 34 deaths were recorded at Corry hospital. Registrar Bistritt notes data compiled by Sid Muston and includes births by year and locality.
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Corry
Ney B. Muston
Bistritt
Ton
League Grants Japs Mandated Islands
Geneva, Jan. 19, The League of Nations Council approved Japan retaining its mandated Pacific islands despite Japan’s notice to leave the league. The committee report noted disproportionate spending on port equipment and revenue from commercial activity, requesting details in Japan’s next mandate report, with expenditures reportedly military in nature.
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Wren
Geneva
League of Nations
Japan
Pacific
League
Gambler Nicola Framatini Identified as Victim of Gang Ride
The body found on a lonely Collier township road near Carnegie was identified by Cir il Zayrel of Bridgeville as Nicola Framatini alias Facto a 45 year old gambler. Framinstin a single former coal miner lived with Zayrel for 15 years. Dr Edith MacBride Dexter Pennsylvania Secretary of Health is confined at home in Sharon with a severe sore throat.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Collier Township Road
Carnegie
Nicola Framatini
Ciril Zayrel
Bridgeville
Framstinl
Sharon
Edith McBride Dexter
Pennsylvania
Hosbh
MacBride Dexter
Assailant Sought in 81-Year-Old Farmer Robbery
Bellet reported that a person familiar with Melvin Drake's routines likely attacked and robbed the Wayne township farmer in his home Thursday night. Drake, knocked unconscious by a blow, lost $100 from his trousers. he remained recovering today as two state troopers pressed the investigation with few clues.
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Melvin Drake
Wayne Township
Drake
Drace
Orchestra Fire Scare Drives 1000 From Baroque Theatre
In Philadelphia on January 19, a fire broke out at a vaudeville theatre during a lively act. Over 1,000 patrons fled as flames reached the stage, causing losses estimated at 20,000 dollars. Four stage hands were injured, initially mistaken by operators for part of the show.
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Witted Frew
Philadelphia
Barleque Theatre
Speculate on Director Works Fund
Five names dominate speculation on how President Roosevelt will allocate the New Deal recovery and relief appropriation of 4 million dollars. Frank Walsh, Harry Hopkins, Harold L. Ickes, and Admiral Christian J. Papples are linked to key recovery speeches and decisions. The discussion centers on the biggest speaking job in recovery efforts and the potential influence of PWA and related agencies.
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United Press
Lyle G. Wilson
Washington
Recovery
Frank P. Walsh
Famerly
Kansas City
Pen
New York
Frak
Walker
PWA
Harold L. Ickes
FERA
Harry L. Hopkins
Christian J. Papples
Navy Bureau of Pupplies and Accounts
Plans to see Social Security encroachment on business
Washington Jan 1 Plans to see the Social Security program opened as a wedge to place the government into the insurance field were revealed today. Some congressmen favor the move while insurance companies vow to oppose what they call an encroachment on their business. An active campaign to launch a congressional investigation of insurance companies has been quietly under way. President Roosevelt is known to favor continuing discussions.
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H. C. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Party raiding bills assured early passage in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on January 19, affiliates of both parties expect four party raiding bills to move from committee soon. Republicans Reed and Woodswand back two measures aimed at abolishing party raiding, while Democrats Boyd and Welsh back the house bills. The 1938 anti raiding bill, vetoed as unconstitutional, guides current efforts.
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Morey Ad
Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
George L. Reed
Dauphin
George W. Woodswand
Philadelphia
Republica Party
House
Harry WN
Boyd
Westmoreland
Matthew 3
Welsh
Fayette
Gifford Pinchot
Charles J. Marglotts
George H. Earleto
Partis
Two Injured From Falls on Ice in Union City Area
Frigid ice conditions have led to multiple pedestrian accidents over the past days. Miss Pearl Monroe, 13 N Main St Union City, suffered a right shoulder fracture after a fall near her home and was treated at Corry Hospital before returning home. Another resident, Mrs Cora Lamona of Syiring Creek, RD, was injured at her home site with a left knee fracture. Mrs Frank Wilcox of East Main St escaped serious injury in a fall near Akls Friday afternoon as bystanders helped Ste uttered recover. no bones broken.
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Rev Hazard
Pearl Monroe
Main Street
Union City
Corry Hospital
Corry
Gorbye
Bax Mona
Frank Wilcox
East Miain Street
Ste
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