Veterans Rally Brings Ex-Service Men Together In Harmony
A large gathering of ex-service men at the V E W home on West Washington Street, led by multiple veterans groups, fostered unity among organizations. A Phoenix Restaurant dinner, a musical program, and remarks by veterans officials marked the event.
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West Washington Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
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C. M Willis
el Harvey
Charles Rukhnurn
Louis Storer
Ola W. Bracken
Charles P. Keating
Howard Sheen
Ralph S. Dewey
B. G. Lord
U. SW
Vo Kaney
Ralph E. Barson
Jamestown
McCray
Osla
W. E. Lethman
V. F.W
Bric
P. Keating
Pass France
Corry
ML. D. Hitchcock
Union City
Clyde W. French
Ashville
Willan
H- May
Lakewood
Trevent
Tor
Phoenix
Ae Phestra
Vi the Post
Thirteen Guests Routed by Flames in Pittsburgh Fire
A fire at the Florence hotel in Pittsburgh last night forced thirteen guests from the building. Property damage was estimated at 2500 dollars as flames confined to the roof but smoke filled the hull. Hundreds watched firefighters battle the blaze and traffic was affected for nearly an hour.
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Pittsburgh
Florence
Five Best Radio Entertainments Across Networks
Radio listings show NBC at 9:00 featuring Anderson and Grumit, CBS with Mills Brothers, WHA NEG airs Tones hour with Walter Winchell, NBC at 10:45 for Paris Night Life, and WABC with Columbia Symphony Orchestra on CBS.
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NBC
Sanderson
Advance bill to aid destitute jobless approved
The Senate finance committee voted to report favorably an $875 million federal aid bill for the unemployed defying administration policy. Sponsored by Senators LaFollette and Cosgrove the bill would allocate $12 million by July 11 with the rest in the next fiscal year to states for the jobless. opponents McNary and Goldshorough voted against.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Manufactures Committee
LaFollette
Republican
Wisconsin
Cos
Figen
Demncrat
Oorano
McNary
Oregon
Goldshorough
Mary- Ind
Worth Hammond Announces Candidacy for State Assembly
Corry resident Worth Hammond, a business partner in Hammond Elevator Co and president of Corry Loan and Savings Co, launches his bid for the Third District State Assembly seat. He has prior local council service and broad community leadership, with strong lender support and ties to Corry institutions.
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Corry
Hammond
Worth Hammond
Erie County
Mr. Hammond
Ue Hammond Elevator Company
Corry Credit Exchange
Corry Loan and Sayings Company
Im Gufy Council
C. L. Alexander
Friends of the Assembly
Mic. Hammond
Corry Loan and Savings Company
Corry Las
Covry Loan and Savings Company
F. Brown
Milon Brown
C. E. Deane
S. B. Elston
Lyle W. Foster
N. Troy Gill
Bilston
Kiwanians Observe Anniversary Today
Eiyanians of Corry mark the seventeenth anniversary of the Kiwanis founding. Clifton M. Howard spoke on the organization's history and future goals. Committee chairmen reported plans for the coming year. An invite from the Rotary Club invites Kiwanis to a February 1 meeting at Hotel County with Congressman Lou McFadden. Hay Weigel of Chevrolet was a guest of the Kiwanis.
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Eiyanians
Corry
Kiwans
Clifton M. Howard
Rotary Club
Kiwania
Hotel County
Std
Congress
Lou McFadden
Hay Weigel
Chevrolet Motor Company
Khvanta
Hinshoon
Japanese Diet Dissolves as Warships Head to Shanghai
Tokyo reports the diet dissolved after orders for cruiser carrier and four destroyers to Shanghai and other warships to prepare for action. Official tallies show Japanese casualties in Manchuria since September totaling 299 killed and 602 wounded. Premier Triela’s five week old government aims to seek an election on February 1 to govern with a parliamentary minority. The emperor’s carriage incident spurred resignations yet the monarch did not accept them.
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Torio
Shanghai
Sasebro
Manchuria
Truileal
Hirohito
Ben
Alf
Jts
Alfalfa Bill Stump Speech Targets Hoover Mellon
Oklahoma Governor William H Murray campaigns for the Democratic nomination in Charlotte. He hails Hoover as a great engineer for damming and draining the country and attacks Secretary Mellon and financiers over open speculation and Federal Reserve policies. He vows to push a minority platform to challenge Wall Street at the Democratic convention.
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Oklahoma
Hoover
Mellon
United Press
Charlotte
N.C
William H
Austin Bill) Murray
Murray
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W
Méllon
Feder Reserve
Looters on Four-Story Heiress Home Robbery in Manhattan
Three liquor salesmen forced entry at the four story Glemby home in New York City. They bound the couple and tied up a maid, escaping with jewels valued at around 350 000 dollars after forcing the maid to open a wall safe. This marked the second major jewel theft in Manhattan in months.
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Harry Glemby
Manhattan
Gued
Grunby
Jay
Glemby
Hex murder suspected in Bechtel death in Philadelphia
Norman Bechtel, 81, was found murdered in his car with a long knife while a voodoo themed mark described as hexes was carved on his forehead. Detectives noted crescents and a vertical slash, and believe the killer attacked as Bechtel sat at the wheel before he was dragged into the street for police to find.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Tharige
Hiss
Norman R. Bechtal
Staly Svounds
Harry Heanly
Bechtel
Bachlel
Farmers blast governor for extravagance in Harrisburg meeting
The Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmers Protective Association charged wasteful spending by Governor Gifford Pinchot at a toast in Harrisburg. Riwan Martin and Samuel S. Lewis urged lower taxes and tighter budgets, promoting a pay as you go policy and warning against postponing payments with bonds.
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Ay United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania ‘Threshermen and Farmers” Protective Association
Agriculturists
Gifford Pinchot
Riwan Martin
Ieas
Republican State Committee
Samuel S. Lewis
Pinchot
Thresh Armen and
Farmers Organization
Rout Junction
State Farm
Martin
National
State
Oral
Pennsylvania
Fight Solons Against Public Utility Reform
Pennsylvania Fair Rate League vows to curb utility legislation by pressuring ten targeted state senators. At a Wilkinsburg meeting the group approved a constitution to monitor lawmakers and back candidates favorable to lower utility rates, arguing reform requires political action.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Fair Rate League
Wilkinsburg
A. B. Davidson
David S Gon
First Inn
Senate
Davinson
Chek
Sniper Sought In New York Murder Mystery
A Russian refugee Madame Kouteynikoff was shot dead in her apartment in New York. The woman, who fled the red terror with remnants of the White army, was killed by a sniper as she entered a room during a party. Her husband and stepson were present. she died at the scene.
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New York
Mra. Kouteynikoff
Peter
Smd
Estes Returned to Erie County Jail From Fairview
Judge A P Rossiter ordered Adam Estes of Corry returned from Fairview institution for the criminally insane after completing a minimum term. He was originally sentenced to Western Penitentiary but was transferred to Fairview and later to not institution by a penalty commission. It was not stated whether he will be returned to the penitentiary.
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Estes
Erie County
Erie
A. P. Rossiter
Erie County Court
Adam Estes
Corry
Fairview Institution
Bistes
Western Penitentiary
Fairview
Seven Nabbed After Arrest Of Young Forger
Seven members of a gang are under arrest in Kris car Mead villa after the arrest of 15 year old Aillaon Web of Menttyilte. The group allegedly took part in chicken thefts automobile larceny gas station swindles and other crimes across northwestern Penninglvanit and southwestern New York over seven months.
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Unibelievanle
Aillaon
Menttyilte
Wow Hie
Kris Car Mead Villa
Penninglvanit
New York
Youngs Webb
Three youths tied to Erie thefts and cheese ring arrest
Police report a burglary and check-forgery gang tied to Webb and Himes, with Webb captured in Meadville and others held in Saegertown and Meadville. The group, once led from Corry, faces charges ranging from forgery to theft, while Chief Ruppersberger is credited with the crackdown.
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J. L. Spiesman
Flint Avenue
Central Super
McCoy Brothers
Ast South Street
Corry
Pennsylvania
Ruppersberger
Young Webb
Meadville
Martha Davis
Saegertown
Emmet Himes
Wiliam Wishart
Heney Himes
Kennet Henderson
Donald Himes
Davis
Emmer Himes
Wishart
Erie
Waterford Road
Graham
Highway Patrol
P.T. Engle
Webb
Journal
Ting
Blooming Valley
Himes Brothers
Skicken Steslinp
Findley
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Lt. Hoover
Bence
Agricultural Department
Charles G. Dawes
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Treasury
Nancal Institutions
China
Hex
Armers
Threshermen’s and Farmers’ Protective Association
N.Y
Young Forger
Jack Himes
C. McCray
Eugene Webb
Wi J) Wilcox
East Main Street
Himes
Palrolmn Appersberger
Spencer
Wehpistur
Centerville
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