Rumor Doran 10 Quit as Day Commissioner
Washington Jan 22 reports say Dr James M Doran will resign as prohibition commissioner soon Congress passes legislation moving enforcement from the treasury to the justice department Dobati a career man in the service for 23 years would neither deny nor confirm but said he had no plan to resign immediately Doran has been prohibition commissioner since 1927 and under Hoover plans the commissioner would have reduced powers while aides including W A Linder may retire and others seek other jobs
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Joseph Wasney
United Press
Washington
James M. Doren
Prohibition
Congress
The
Treasury
Justice Department
Dobati
Doran
W. A. Linder
Prohibition Buircau
Ray Haynes
Harding
Horan
Civil Service
Hoover
Corry Woman Loses in Suit Against P RR
A jury in Erie county court reaffirmed a verdict for the defendant in a suit by Mrs. Mary Duke of Corry seeking 20000 damages for the death of her son Carlyle Duke. He died when his coupe was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train at the West Smith crossing on September 14, 1924. Judge Wy Le Hirl presided. Mrs. Duke was represented by W. D. Logse of Erie and the railroad by Sami Rodsiter of Erie.
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Erie County
Mary Duike
Corry
Carlyle Duke
West Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Smith Street
Taxi Strike Continues in Pittsburgh as Drivers Vote No
About 1,500 Pittsburgh cab drivers pressed the strike after 881 to 116 rejected a pact reached by union and company officials. Police guarded a harmonious meeting as Pat Toole urged drivers to persist, noting the McKees Rocks cabmen also joined the strike.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pat B. Toole
Toole
McKees Rocks
Pittsburgh Strikers
Transfer of Dry Enforcement Is U.K. With Mellon
United States secretary of the treasury, Andrew Mellon, told the House expenditures committee that transfer of prohibition enforcement from the Treasury to the Justice Department is warmly endorsed. He argued Treasury handles finances and revenue laws, not enforcement of penalties, and noted industrial alcohol administration remains with Treasury for administrative reasons.
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Secretary of Treasury
Treasury
Justice Department
Mellon
United Press
Washington
House Expenditures Committee
Hoogar
Law Enforcement Commission
Igde
Repubhesp
Linois
Parole Favored For Dr. Mreder Cook In Mails Case
Kansas City report says the federal parole board acted favorably on a parole for Dr. Mrederek A. Cook, former Arctic explorer, serving 14 years at Leavenworth for misusing the mails. The Kansas City Journal-Post cites a recommendation to Attorney General Mitchell.
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United Press
Kansas City
Kansas City Journal-Post
Federal Parole Board
Mrederek A. Cook
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Mitchell
Cook
Five Best Radio Entertainments and Network Listings
Listing of radio programs across networks with times in BST EST and HST. Includes Westinghouse Salute Mobioil Orchestra Palmolive Hour and Columbia Grand Opera across WIZ NBG WAP WABG WEAF CBS NBC and others.
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WIZ
NBG
Westinghouge
Mid BC
Mobioil Orchestra
WABG
CBS
Army Bann
WEAF
NBC
WVAEC
Flagman Killed In Philadelphia-to-Pittsburgh Train Crash
A northbound freight crashed into the caboose of a preceding train near Purrell Pennsylvania on the New Castle Sharon branch killing flagman Charles Ferner of Pittsburgh. Engineer Toni Wrenn of Hubbard Ohio and fireman N Wilbur of Youngstown Ohio escaped unharmed. The front train reportedly halted for orders from Ferrana yard when the wreck occurred near Mercer Works of the American Sheet and Tinplate Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Sharon
Padan
Charles Ferner
Pittsburgh
Magan
le Erie
Noround
Purrell
Toni Wrenn
Hubbard
Wit N. Wilbur
Youngstown
Ferrana
Rede Thain
Witit-Fern
Bills for new prisons fought by wet faction
Washington Jan 22. Wet congressmen argued before the House that repealing the prohibition datum would remove the need for expanding the federal prison system. They cited 50 percent of convictions under the dry laws and urged construction of a northeastern penitentiary and a western reform school, plus parole and administrative reforms to curb riots and overcrowding.
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United Press
Washington
House
Rep. LaGuardia Republican
New York
Mississippi River
Black
Dem
Dyer
Salvation Army Advisory Board to Meet on Thursday
The S A advisory board will convene Thursday evening at 5 30 at the Bird restaurant to discuss appointing new officers and Salvation Army operations in the city. Adj Yowler from divisional headquarters will attend and speak. Carl Koehler and Deut Bates have been transferred to divisional HQ and successors unnamed.
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Salvation Army
Adj. Yowler
Carl Koehler
Deut. Bates
British French US clash deepens over naval policy at London talks
United Press reports the London naval conference struggles with French opposition to parts of the Anglo American plan. Stimson and MacDonald privately press Tardieu to soften French stance. Open sessions give way to secret talks as officials fear concessions. Tardieu mediates while Italian delegates note fallout from yesterday's private talks.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
London
Fye
Henry L. Stimson
J Ramsay MacDonald
Pave
Andre Tardieu
Stimson
United States
Stinson
Webb Miller
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
France
Tardieu
MacDonald
Downing Street
Tardieal
Dino Grandi
Desert Charley and four burros head east from California
Corty residents read of Charles W. Hubrich, 69, known as Desert Charley, traveling with four laden burros from San Bernardino to New York City. A former preacher turned carpenter, he left California on April 29 1929 to prove a man of life is not near the grave. He plans to sell postcards of himself as he continues the trek, a feature story on his unusual caravan.
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California
New York
City
Corty
Charley
New York City
Ari Desert
Charles W. Hubrichl
Journal
Anthropolig
Hubtieht
P. Lewin
St. Louis
Servie
Arctory
Turra Brain
Near zero weather forecast for western Pennsylvania
The U S Weather Bureau predicted near zero temperatures tonight for western Pennsylvania in Pittsburgh. Relief was promised for tomorrow with a slow rise in the thermometer through the day. The cold tonight was not expected to bring snow.
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Wined Hiess
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pennsylvanian Officers Move Toward Pittsburgh for Suspects
Pennsylvania officers sped toward Pittsburgh with Mrs Irene Schroeder and W Glenn Dague to extradite them for the murder of State Highway Patrolman Brady Paul. Extradition papers were signed after a brief hearing in Phoenix Arizona as authorities sought to thwart defense efforts and transfer the pair across the state line to Lordsburg New Mexico for further travel by air.
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Penn
Pittsburgh
United Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Pennsylvania
Irene Schroeder
W. Glenn Dague
Brady Paul
Lordsburg
N. M
John C. Phillips
Dague
Mrs. Schroeder
Mildred Winthrop
Jos Huston
Ernest Ackerman
Talon
Mrs. Schroader Ayjl
C. W
Tom) Crawford
Paul
Crawford
Isaia
Three Frenchmen Pass Through City En Route to Chicago
Three Parisians traveling in a French Buiceioli touring car passed through the city today bound for Chicago to attend the automobile show. The six-cylinder car with foreign-made features drew attention as the men planned a full day of study and work on the Franco-Italian situation, and announced they would not take engagements for the day, remaining at their hotel.
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Chicago
Tidifang
Corry Mothers May Participate in Pilgrimage to Europe
Corry may not be represented in this year's pilgrimage of war widows and mothers to Europe as guests of the United States War Department, but several local gold star mothers plan to take advantage of the offer before the 1933 deadline. Mrs. W. Mr. Houghton and Mrs. Eugene Miller, whose sons died in Europe, expect to go next year. Others from Warren County named to visit French cemeteries include Mrs. August Anderson, Mrs. W. W. Hoskins, Mrs. Eva Hamiston, Mrs. Emma Porter, and several from nearby towns.
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Corry
Europe
Mr. Houghton
Argonne Forest Drive
Eugene Miller
France
Sarah Ohrn
Columbus
Tumong Hibse
Warren County
August Anderson
W. W. Hoskins
Eva Hamiston
Warren
Emma Porter
Garland
Jenaie Stuart
Sugar Grove
Ida
Wagner
Sheffield
Crawford
Edith Flynn
Conneautville
Blanche
Gill
Mesdville
Robert Hague
Meadville
Catherine Keen
Conneaut Lake
Jaya M. Keen
Mendville
Mes
J. W. Nodler
Cochranton
Mary A. Ross
Titusville
Catherine Spider
Linesville
Elmer Wilson
Harmonsburg
Hospital Board Holds Special Meeting in Corry
Corry Hospital Association board met with the training school committee to discuss state nursing school requirements. Directors plan to contact Harrisburg officials to work out the issues, as the institution struggles to meet all rules. Mrs. W. G. Walker left for Cleveland for a visit.
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Corry Hospital Association
Harrisburg
Nine Children Die In Bus Train Crash In Berea
A New York Central fast express derailed into a school bus with chatter ing students en route to Brook Park. Nine pupils and the bus driver perished. ten others were reported dead later. Engineer John Hand halted the train after the impact. The crash occurred at Sheldon Rand crossing. Ambulances rushed casualties to hospital as officials began identifications. Probers opened an inquiry into the accident.
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Berea
Ohio
New York Central
Brook Park School
John Taylor
Brook Park Village
Ayer
John Hand
Burbank
Wayne County
Shreve
Nin
Pubbi Uniities Commission
Cvigur
Fast Express
Merv Davidson
Buffalo
Chicago
Hand
San Toledo
Undertakers Spadors
Dinnor Walter
Juanita
Lee Tater
Sheldon Road
Sheldon Rand
Cuyahoga County
Ray ‘T. Miller
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Rumor Doran
Mary Duke
U.K
Flagman
LaGuardia
S.A. Advisory Board
Trigger Blond
Companion
W. GC. Walker
Cleveland
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