Ex-Corryite Is Sentenced Two Years For Latest Thefts
Lawrence Brown, 31, once a frequent source of trouble for Corty police, is jailed for two years in the Allegheny Workhouse after pleading guilty to stealing two calves and a suit of clothes from W. A. Stafford of a dairy farm near Wattebling. Judge William Ef. Hirt ordered the sentence. Brown claimed his home is in the workhouse. Police recovered the two valves and the stolen clothes at a farm west of Corry after an attempted welthering.
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Lawrence Brown
Corty
Allegheny
W. A. Stafford
Wattebling
Brown
William Ef. ‘Hirt
Mitere Tir
Corry
Roosevelt Defends Father in Debate on Government Reorg
James Roosevelt, secretary to the president, defended F D R against dictatorship charges during a debate with Rep. Samuel Pettengill over plans to reorganize the executive branch. He argued the proposal clarifies the president as a general manager and aligns with constitutional powers to execute laws. The talk drew about 2,000 listeners in New York.
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United Press
New York
James Troosevelt
Tivsdent
Samuel B. Pettengill
Ted
Rodmevelt
Hell
United States of America
Maple Producers of Pennsylv a Organizing Effort
Twenty two maple product producers in Pennsylvania formed the Pennsylvania Maple Producers Association. Henry M. Burrows of Carter Hill was elected secretary, with other officers to be named. Members from Erie, Bomereet, Whyren and Crawford counties attended the meeting in Harrisburg marking a new start for the industry.
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Pennsylvania
Hintry M. Burrows
Carter Hill
Northwest
Jeter
Harrisbirn
Erie
Bomereet
Whyren
Crawford
Report Big Fraud In CCC
Senator Gerald P Nye told the Senate Public Lands Committee about Civilian Conservation Corps fraud totaling 1 25 million. He said the Government accounting office is examining shortages of CCC funds in the southwestern United States and over 250 thousand dollars in Kansas, listing questions for Maj. Gen. Walter L Reed, army investigator general.
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United Press
Washington
Gerald P. Nye
Senate Public Lands Committee
Civilian Conservation Corps
Nouthwestern
Kansas
Nye Wall
Walter L. Reed
States unite on reciprocal speed law enforcement
Harrisburg announces a reciprocal agreement with six states to arrest Pennsylvanians who speed and vice versa. Officials say New Jersey Delaware Vermont Connecticut Maryland and Tennessee signed on with pending 90 day license suspensions for violators. Other states including New York show serious consideration. The plan would enforce penalties for out of state drivers using Pennsylvania highways and reciprocate for Pennsylvanian motorists abroad.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. Griffith Boanmuln
New Jersey
Delaware
Vermont
Connecticut
Maryand
Tennessee
New Yorke
Bourtiman
Atste
Seek Inquiry of Coal Deposits
Harrisburg January 21 Governor George H. Earle urged a congressional inquiry into eastern Pennsylvania anthracite deposits as a possible step toward nationalizing the hard coal industry. He planned to press Congress and President Roosevelt for a plan to purchase the mines, and to explore with Senator Guffey the feasibility of a federal probe into the industry's financial structure.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Earle
Roosevelt
United States
U. S
Joseph #. Guffey
Congress
Recover Bodies Of Two Slain Men Aided By Anders
J Edgar Hoover disclosed that Peter Anders confessed to two more kidnappings and possibly a third. Bodies of Charles Ross and J Atwood Gray were recovered as lawmen pursued Anders on a 48 hour tour of Minnesota and Wisconsin. He had $14,102 of $50,000 ransom and led agents to graves and hidden money.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ross
Valentine
Santa Anit
Los Angeles
Hoover
Anders
John
Olivia Borcia
Lake Geneva
Wis
Borcia
Mrg
Borsia
Dei
Mattson
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Milk Dealers Oppose Measure At Harrisburg Convention
The Pennsylvania Association of Milk Dealers adopted a resolution opposing the Black Connery wage hour bill pending in Congress. They argue it would raise prices of commodities the dealers buy, increasing milk processing costs and retail milk prices. J H Stiffler, retiring president, criticized the state milk control system. he was succeeded by A W Pettibon.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Association of Milk Dealer
J. H. Stiffler
Jonestown
Ausociation
A. W. Pettibon
Rochester
Slavers Granted Respite By State Pardon Board
The State Pardon Board recommended reprieves for John Polens and Joe Genausius, inmates in Waren county jail, delaying execution by electric chair set for January 31 to February 18. Gov. George H Barle will act on the board's recommendations, while a separate session on February 8 will review the Moire Sem- Inok murder case. The victim’s wife Mary Seavade was linked to the deal and served 18 months on a second degree charge.
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Joe Genausius
Waren
George H Barle
Ferars
Ueiboard Ile Yes
Tontay
Claus
Moire Sem- Inok
Youngsville Airport
Wapfen County
Polens Ani Senayskay
Mary Seavade
Woman Held for Clothing Theft in Concord Twp
Mrs. Mary Bemis, companion of a man shot to death near Evie Railroad crossing last summer, awaits hearing on larceny charges. She allegedly stole five dresses, two coats, work and dress shirts, a sweater, socks, and underwear from the Shela home near Oxbow Hill in Concord township. Police recovered the items and she was taken to Erie for arraignment before Justice Steinford Monday.
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Mary Bentin
Ohio
Evie
West Wayne Street
Hiie County
Florian
Shela
A. D
Bemis
Wettt
Oxbow Hill
Concord
Deposed pastor offered chance at return to service
In Memphis on January 21 a deposed Episcopal Cathedral of St. Mary leader faced a strange claim of immortality while fasting. The former dean, Dean Israel H. NM, opened a door to potentially resume duties if he survives the upcoming spiritual trial. Evidence suggested he would pursue his belief, seeming to hover between life and death as the centuries old question neared a pivotal moment.
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Wy United
Memphis
Tesh
Israel H. NM & Ag
St. Mary
France Reaffirms Three Power Pact In Parliament
The new socialist cabinet led by Premier Camille Cheutemps faced parliament with a policy declaration pledging to match rearmament with other nations, reaffirming the three-power monetary agreement with Britain and the United States. It also vows loyalty to the League of Nations, seeks peace, and promises a labor capital rights code to preserve social peace.
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Premiser
Camille Cheutemps
Mranos
League of Nations
Britain
United States
Escape attempt foiled by guard at Kansas prison
In Lansing a bold escape by eight convicts failed as guards fired when inmates used ropes ladders and a hastily built apparatus to reach the yard. One prisoner died two were wounded and five remained in solitary as Warden Kirk Prather and staff halted the breakout. Names given include Clifford Otlinger and Cammes Addington among the wounded. Beaver county bans bank fights in stores theatres and bingo.
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Kang Jan
bin Woo
Lele
Cueil Thoschbeugh
Kirk Prather
Lia Woundal
Clifford C. Otlinger
Cammes Addington
Reuben Coon Believed Dead in One-Room Shanty Mystery
A 76-year-old recluse Reuben Coon was found dead in his single-room shanty at East Columbus Avenue after two days with no smoke from the stove. Deputy Coroner Lawrence Davis on the scene ruled probable death from natural causes possibly a heart attack or sleep with a dying fire. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Davidson Funeral Parlor with interment in Boswertam Cemetery, survivors include twins Estеr Loom and Mrs. Bhlswyrlok plus other relatives. President Roosevelt presses holding company and price policies after meetings with automotive leaders, stating objectives to restore general price levels near 1926 figures and seeking cooperation across industry without new legislation.
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Reus Ben Coot
Columbuis Avenue
D. M. Alfuril
Lawrence Duvison
Penliry
David Son
Axel Wayn
Boswertam
Tevn
Ester Loom
North Past
Bhlswyrlok
Jan. In
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Rendevelt
Ils Verre
Wuilly Holding
Campanive
Ype
Pennsylvania Railroad
Candidate to Deliver Sermon at Bel Aire Church
Willem Intin of the Diocese of Ohio will open the service as first candidate before the congregation at Bel Aire Mal Roy Kohn, a graduate of Herm Colle and Bexley Hall Seminary, will lead Sunday services. He will oversee changes in the church and begin morning worship with a sermon and school activities starting at 9 am.
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Willem Intin
Diocese of
Ohio
Helof Rimmanuel Batseopil
George BeiMburramara
Bel Aire
Mal Roy
Kohn
Sun- Amy Suhool
Bna. mi
Pennsylvania Farm Show Attendance Figures Hit Record
By 10 PM the 22nd annual Pennsylvania farm show drew about 480000 visitors across all days, far surpassing last year's five day turnout of 78000. State police and officials credited clear cold weather and broad exhibitor participation from 67 counties and visitors from multiple states.
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Ettenealice
Pennsylvania
Siow
New Industries Propose Job Gains and Tax Change Path
Roger Babson argues new industries could cut unemployment if tax barriers are lowered. He notes patent growth since 1881 and 1920s surges, predicts reforms may spur inventions that shift workers from old to new sectors, outlining farming and chemical sectors as examples of upcoming industrial shifts. He highlights tractors and mechanization as pivotal.
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Roger Babson
Sy Roger Babson
Babson ‘Park
Fla
Buaincanes
America
Continued ages and ages Continue a plant food system
Fragmented readable text describes a new plant nutrition concept using a compact liquid chemical travel containing all plant food elements. Early results show large productive tomato potato and strawberry plants. The idea is experimental with potential factory and service implications for agriculture.
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Ctuay
Kower Ving
Republicans of District Gather in New Castle Pa
Republicans from districts across Pennsylvania prepare for a preparatory meeting in New Castle tomorrow to set plans for the GOP primary next May. Samuel Greve will chair the session with speeches by Greer Robert and county leaders including McKinley and McCready.
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New Gastle
Samuel Greve
Ulin Shaiman
Greer
Robert By Mckinley
Allegheny County
George Pidkington
Mercey
Robert B McCready
Beaver
Jack McDowell
McKean County
Tred Jarrett
Mercer County
Ernest Loel
New York Estate
Alvehuny
Butler
Mercer
Westmoreland
Ann
Strong
Venango
McKean
Jirie
War- Ten
Clement Asks Rates Be Advanced Now
W Clement president of the Pennsylvania railroad urged advancing railroad rates now to secure lower future rates. Speaking to the Chicago traffic club Clement argued that the best way to bend the trend downward is through proactive rate adjustments.
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Clement
Chicago
W. Clement
Pennsylvania Railroad
Traffic Club of
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