Slayer of Trooper Benoit Faces Court as Guarded
Melda Benoit, charged with first degree murder in the slaying of State Trooper Richard Hammond, pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Monroe municipal court. He was escorted by armed officers as crowds gathered outside the jail, with a circuit court hearing set for next month.
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United Press
Mich
Melda (Prenchy
Benoit
Monroe County
Reformatory
Hammond
Mike Derbetto
Amos
Benoit la
Peat
Poller
Adealibre Guibee
J “T
Joseph J. Bakley
Benoit Rove
Ooper
Sam Senini
Mike Delberto
Benes
Senini
Free Driver Cleared in Fatal Panama Area Crash
Detroit man Peter A. Guertson was freed on a negligent driving charge after a Mayville hearing over a crash that killed 12 year old Clyde Penellow on the Panama road. Coroner to hold another inquest. sister of Guertson testified the other vehicle was owned by Richard Kimmy.
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Chaugauqua
Mayy
Lle Yestertay
Peter A. Guertsom
Detroit Mich
Glyde Pennellow
Stednan- Panama
Justice of the Peace
A. Roy Perigs
Mayville
Richard
Kimmy
Strike Ends at Glass Plants in Pittsburgh
Workers from five Pittsburgh Glass Company plants end a three month strike under a wage agreement claiming the highest minimum labor rates in America. The Libby Owens Ford strike involves about 7000 glass workers, with both firms producing 90 percent of the nation’s flat glass affecting auto industry.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
America
Phishursh Piste Glass Company
Libby-Owens- Ford Glass Company
Community Loan Company Re-elects Officers and Directors
Officers of the Community Loan Company, including President Worth Hammond, were re-elected at a meeting of stockholders after the annual meeting. Shareholders approved a by law amendment moving the annual meeting date to the fourth Wednesday of January and elected several directors.
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Wart! Hemornd
Community Loan Company
Steynelt
Spiesman
R. H. van Tasset
Worth Hammond
Brown
Smn
Filiuim
State Chamber Opposes Relief Program in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg officials report the State Chamber of Commerce rejects the Goodrich committee’s $1,427,8700 unemployment estimate for a biennial relief starting 1937. Dr Leonard Pax argues dole costs can be cut via nonpartisan county boards integrating public assistance. He says local control will curb expenses while meeting essential needs.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Chamber of Commerce
Goodrich ‘Et Committee
Unc 1St
Leonard P. Pax
Te Goodrich Group
Ad Riister Rolelf
Dr. Fox
Pennsylvania ‘Phreshermen & Farmers' Mutual Casualty Insurarte Company
Librarian speaks to Kiwanis meeting and new members
Attendance rose at todays Corry Kiwanis Club meeting due to the membership contest. Five new members James Sullivan Jack Collins Rey Fields Wren Myers and Stanley Kasper joined. Ray Greene led the Jead while H J Sheen was absent. Mrs Porter Auer librarian was guest speaker on library work. R L Damson acted as president in Williams absence.
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James Sullivan
Jack Collins
Rey Fields
Wren Myers
Stanley Kasper
Ray Greene
H. J. Sheen
Porter Auer
R.L. Damson
T. P. Williams
Pittsbunzit
Dog Sled Team Star Survives Hazardous Mountain Trip
Broderick White 24 was hospitalized in Erinned after a fall from the Cascade mountains. He was rescued from the Agurite mine following a hard, hazardous journey and remained cheerful despite illness and a planned operation.
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Preit Okanogan
Broderick White
Jay Ku
Whzie
Cascade Mountains
White
Agur~ite
Unclear OCR fragment from Missoula sports story
An incoherent OCR snippet mentions Missoula Montana and figures like George Stonebraker and Chirence Freeman, with references to Windwop and huskies. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes to summarize a clear news item.
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AL Missoula
Mont
George Stonebraker
Chirence Freeman
Bob Johnson
Windwop
Stonebraker
Mountain expedition faces delays in harsh terrain
A gruelling trek described as 20M mountains and harsh weather tests a team including Dr. Murdock and Freeman as they push toward a destination near Wily tion. The group encounters another sled and dogs along the Lynil before the backer is urged to continue. a state patrol ambulance continues on to Page Two.
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Ventont
Murdock
Tes
Freeman
Phy
State Patrol
Few Favorable Elements Seen in Auto Strike Talks
Secretary Frances Perkins led a conference with Michigan Governor Frank Murphy and labor officials to seek a resumption of negotiations at General Motors. The key obstacle remains the continued occupation of GM plants by picket strikers, with Perkins noting a few favorable elements despite the deadlock.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
Frank Murphy
Michigan
John L. Lewis
Homer Martin
James F. Dewey
Labor Department
Mise Peritina
General Motors
Miss Perkins
Lewin
Miss Perkin
GMC
Floods Ravage Rivers From Pennsylvania To Arkansas
More than 14 000 left homeless and damages over 7 500 000 as Western Pennsylvania to Arkansas floodwaters topple levees and swell rivers. The Allegheny and Monongahela rose sharply with heavy rain and snow, threatening cities near Pittsburgh and beyond. Predictions warned of cresting levels and rising rivers into the next day as authorities race to aid marooned families.
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United Prees
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Five Railroad Brotherhooods Demand Pay Increases
Chicago January 21 five railroad brotherhoods with a combined 300000 members issued unified pay increase demands. If granted the move would cost the nations railroads an estimated 116 million dollars annually. The five groups engineers conductors switchmen trainmen firemen and enginemen joined in a united front after ten days of talks that had at times seemed deadlocked.
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United Press
Chicago
Estimate 1 000 000 Dead in Spanish War
Madrid dispatch reports estimates of one million deaths in the Spanish Civil War with potential rise to another million if conflict lasts six months. Manuel de Trillo urged unity among victims and the press published the appeal in La Libertad. A five hour attack near Los Angel sector ended with loyalists holding positions as aircraft bombed targets.
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United Press Madriid
Manuel de Trillo
Ina
Une
Cerna Alios Angeles
Cerro de Los Angel
F D R S Program Hinges On Court Congress Help
Washington January 21 President Roosevelt opened the second New Deal with a call to barons of the era for aid as he argued the fate of his programs hinges on the Supreme Court. Congress faces a clash over labor, housing, welfare, and reorganization measures as justices prepare to rule on constitutionality.
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F.d.r’s
Congress
Supreme Court
United Press
Washington
Hoosewell
Wagner
Roosevelt urges continuation of reciprocal trade authority
President Roosevelt calls for extending the presidential reciprocal trade authority to June to aid durable world peace by reducing trade barriers and boosting economic prosperity. Secretary Hull also urges extension as hearings begin on a measure to renew the authority.
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Roosevelt
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt Tolay
Robert L. Doughton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Cordell Hull
Chrysler Plants Halt Production Due to Glass Shortage
Detroit January 21 Chrysler Corporation told about 113 50,000 or more production workers that all plants in four divisions would shut down tonight until Monday due to a shortage of glass. Notices said Dodge Plymouth and Chrysler divisions lack sufficient glass for five days this week and that new shipments are expected tomorrow with Saturday likely to insure five days of work next week.
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United Press
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Fou
Uantil
Lward
Pyraauth
Dodge
PeSoto
Chrysler
Corry Boys Accepted for CCC Program In Death Case
In Corry the death of 16 year old John Bominuls of Kiantone is explained as the youth running away and dying of freezing. Officials report no evidence of foul play after he left home and was found in a barn then hospitalized. Weather forecasts call for rain and colder conditions with possible snow Friday.
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CORRY
CCC
Chautauqua County
John Bominuls
Kiantone
Sugar Grove
North Warvell Stile Hospital
Hig Heme
Antone
Ws Homie
Warren
Corry and Union City Youths Pass CCC Examinations
A group from Brie County including Agive Corry youths and a Union City student passed Civilian Conservation Corps entrance tests. Donnily Boland Edl wari Dupnefall Ray Hurlburt and Bruce Taylor along with John Wojtachl qualified. They travel to Maryland for a week of training and initial examinations before assignment to CCC camps.
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Agive Corry
Union City
Brie
Civilian Conservation Corps
Maryland
CCC
Corry
Donnily Boland
Sixth Street
Edlwari
West Prederick Street
Ray Hurlburt
Weat Washinston
Dor Mintick
5The
Bruce Taylor
South Center Street
John Wojtachl
Robert Catlin
Iowst
SRB
Yoda
Grup
Ubergo
Kidnap-slayer hunt widened to Pacific coast slums
Police extended the search for Charles Maleon's kidnapper to Pacific coast city slums. Officials believe the suspect may avoid ransom collection by seeking cheap hiding spots and employment or relief offices.
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Vascma
Wash
Fan. i
Charles Maleon
Pacific Coast
Trio Injured in Erie derailment crash at First Avenue crossing
An auto carrying Joseph Perry and his three daughters Mary Katherine and Mildred collided with a freight train at the Erie Railroad crossing on First Avenue. Mary 27 and Katherine 22 are in serious condition at Corry Hospital with skull fractures and possible internal injuries. Mildred 20 is also seriously hurt but improving.
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Joseph Perry
West Washington
First Avenue
Erie ‘Railroad
Corry Hospital
Mildred Perry
Mob Am
Vita
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Winthrop
Nore
Murdoch
Corry Evening Journal
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Wostern
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