Vare Denies Wilson Charges In Pennsylvania Campaign
United States report from Washington cites Samuel Vare denying fraud and corruption in his election campaign. Vare claims a majority of 173.07 and seeks no recount, arguing no specific evidence supports Wilson’s charges against election laws. He blames a weak Republican coalition in key counties for obstructing his opponents’ claims.
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Lee Freit
Washington
Vare
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Oletmane M
Philadelphia
Delaware
Luczerne
Lackawanna
Schuylkiy
Allegheny
Democrats consider dropping two thirds rule for nominating
Democratic leaders in Washington dropped talk of abrogating the two thirds rule to favor a majority system for nominating candidates. They plan to nominate the Houston Convention candidate in June under the old rule, with Smith allies resisting change to avoid pre convention campaigning impacts. Sen Pat Harrison and others seek to empower conventions to adopt own rules, aiming to avoid personality clashes and preserve party unity.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press State
Washington
Houston
Friends of
Goy
Smith
Pat Harrison
Missiszippi
United Press
Madison Square Garden
Beteen Smith
McAdoo
No Trace Found of Missing Student in New England Search
A freshiman at Smith College Miss Frances St John Smith disappeared January 18 after being seen in class. Since then no trace of her movements has been found despite reports from the East claiming sightings in New York Boston Philadelphia Newark Brooklyn and other cities. Authorities say numerous rumors lack foundation and her shy beauty makes identification difficult among many who resemble the average American girl.
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United Press
Northampton
Mass
New England
Frances St. John Smith
Smith College
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Newark
Brooklyn
Radio listings with conductors and orchestras
A fragmented radio schedule lists tonight's features on WEAF WIZ WJZ WES and other stations. Items include a Roosevelt-style dinner event at a church fellowship club, New York Symphony Orchestra performances, and the Boston and Minneapolis St Paul symphonies. The entries mix station names with conductors and city mentions.
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Onight
WEAF
Elsh Fatiowship Club
Chiemo
William J
Congrave
Wiz
New York Symphony Orchestra
WJZ
Philcoolin
Chautauqua Co Supervisors Vote to Aid Snow Removal
The Chautauqua County Board of Supervisors at Mayville agreed to assist snow removal to keep the Jamestown Corry highway open during winter. The highway committee and county superintendent will work within the current appropriation to keep the road passable, with local interest from Harmony, Ellington, Cherry Creek, Hanover, and Mayville-Sherman noted.
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Corry-Jamestown Road
New York State
Corry- Jamestown
Mayville
Corry
Jamestown
Clymer
Anderson
Ellington
Cherry Creek
Hanover
Mayville-Shermin
Jamestown-Corry
Cheney
Highway Committee
Assembly
Board of Supervisors
Whallon
Shill
Death Claims Du Pont Wealthy Industrialist
New Wilmington Del Jan 21 Funeral services for William Du Pont 73 millionaire industrialist who died suddenly at his winter home near Brunswick Ga were to be held tomorrow. He was eldest son of Henry A Du Pont and brother of Col Henry A Du Pont. He founded several companies and helped build the Du Pont Co his death due to heart disease. He leaves a large family and was influential in American industry.
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United Press
Wilmington
Del
Wm. du Pont
Brunswick
Erie
Frank Watson
Corry
Lon
Hani of
Islandi Will
Dui Pont Co
Jouve Town
West
Hillsboro
New Lexington
Premont
New York
aJm
Hastert Seaboard
Fortice
Thane
Acadita
Allegheny College receives $25000 for student aid
A. A. Culbertson donor and Allegheny College trustee provides a loan fund for students in need with a condition to repay at least half expenses. Frank A. Martor of Cleveland funded the cornerstone project and a new recitation hall will be laid next June.
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A. A. Culbertson
Erie
Allegheny College
Frank A.artor
Cleveland
Allesheny
General Education Board
Additional Snow Fence Erected Along Roosevelt Highway
Superintendent of Streets D Leach reports 1300 extra feet of snow fence near Patterson Farm improving Roosev el t Highway access after a severe storm. Fence has largely kept the road open despite drifting. Some vandalism noted with cuts to the fence. an investigation is underway to identify the culprits.
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D. © .Leach
Columbus Avenue
Roosevelt Highway
Patterson Farn
Leach
Pan American committees set agenda at Havana meeting
Havana January 21 Pan American committees opened talks on communications and economic issues. The communications group led by Dr Sam P Correa and the economic group headed by Salvador Urbina planned sessions to review inter-American aviation standards and trade facilitation, with broader plans to improve regional cooperation and migration issues.
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Louis J. Heath
United Press Star
Havana
Economic Problema Group
Sam Paia Correa
Salvador Urbina
Mexico
Americas
inter’Amerteim
Pan-American Union
Uniformity of
Lima
Peru
United States
Kay Lyman Wilhhy
Leland Stanford University
Watt Messico
Third Ward Reports Peeper Sightings Prompt Police Complaint
Police investigate reported sightings of a stranger dubbed Jack the Peeper in the Third Ward. Residents on West Wayne Street and a street corner near the area describe window peeping as Chief Wiptom leads efforts to find clues and identify the offender.
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Third Ward
Wayne Street
Wiptom
Juries in Pennsylvania Parole Decisions Proposed
A suggestion was made by Attorney W. Rody Ruttenbusch that Pennsylvania juries be given the power to decide whether a defendant is eligible for a parole or pardon. A second brief item reports Sir Alan Cobham and Dwight starting a flight from Rochester toward Bengal in Northern Africa, after their plane was damaged in two galley incidents and they were held for several weeks.
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PENNA
United Prem Pittsburgh
W. Rody Ruttenbusch
Malta
Alan Cobham
Diewite
Rochester
Ing
Noy
Léth
Tat Oa. m
Bengtel
Afric
Two Children Die As Pittsburgh House Burns
Two children Waller Beeson II aged 2 Beeson Jr 4 and Elizabeth Beeson 4 months died in a Pittsburgh house fire. The blaze started in a room on the second floor as the mother away visiting a neighbor and an overheated coal stove ignited the house.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Chilldren
Waller
Beeson, Jr
Elizabeth Beeson
Probe ends in S-4 sinking without Coast Guard blame
The naval board of inquiry concluded its examination of the S-4 submarine sinking in Provincetown Harbor with 40 men aboard. Charges and denials followed alleging Coast Guard cruiser Paulding caused the disaster as the investigation moves to Washington for notes while public findings are unlikely for about two weeks.
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Coast Guard
United Press
Boston
Naval Board of Inquiry
Provincetown Harbor
Paulding
Naval
Beists
Leslie Stratton
Thomas J. Boyle
Boyle
Leroy Reinburg
Deat
John S. Bayles
Pro- Vincetown
Board of Inquiry
Washington
Christian Education Sermon Series Continues At Emmanuel
Rev. H. A. Post speaks tomorrow on The Necessity Of Christian Education as part of a special sermon series. The previous sermon reviewed Jesus youth education and home formation under Jewish and Christian contrasts.
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H. A. Post
Emmanuel Church
Jesus
Jby
Sayne KogUe
Conservation Committee to Open Oil Production Hearings
Washington reports the Committee on Conservation plans to hold open hearings Monday to seek solutions to oil overproduction. World petroleum output 1929 reached 1.254 billion barrels, up 44 percent from 1928, with the United States producing over 70 percent. Mexico fell to fourth, Russia rose to second, Venezuela edged ahead of Mexico, while Colombia led in percentage gains.
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United Press
Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Russie
Venézuela
Mexico
Columbia
Argentina
British India
Record Month for Pennsylvanias Executions
United Press report from Rockview Penitentiary details January 21 as a potential record month for executions in Pennsylvania. Gov Fisher's intervention prevented a Monday double execution, with two men facing the death chair this month and one man’s February clemency still unclear.
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Harry H. Camins
United Press
Rockview
Bellefonts
Pennnsylvania
John S Fisher
Lester Welch
Pittsburer
Annie Gixling
Leon Scoverin
Shamoitin
Joseph Baronakel
Wwo
Baronsk
New Difficulties in Church Right
London January 21 new controversy in the Church of England sparks fresh talk of changes to the Book of Common Prayer. Archbishops of Canterbury and York propose a revised form without the usual changes, aiming to clarify the prayer book. The House of Commons defeated the revised prayer book earlier. tensions mount between High and Low Church factions as Parliament debates the issue.
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Church of England
London
Churche of England
Vornonstef
Lanterbury
Yore
Wie House, of Commons
Severe cold wave grips multiple cities with record lows
Across Pittsburgh Chicago and Columbus the second severe winter cold wave brings near zero temperatures and heavy winds. Meteorologists warn of more cold air with dangerous wind chills as trains roads and utilities face disruption and safety concerns rise.
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Suniday
Imaele
al Spaubilog
Il Sdost
Jase Wich
Tate
Hones Ichuit
Corry
Titus
Thyrely
Rallroid Tramlo
Traifina
Ile
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Newondinje Brotemin
Chicago
Robertrou
Hercuty
Cera
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Jalon
Jack the Peeper
Committee ON Conservation
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Abe
Irlands
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