England Appointed Agent At Warren Ohio
England, long serving as agent for the Live Railroad in Gerty for sixteen years, is named agent at Warren Ohio effective February 1. The promotion, announced by B W Rosser of Cleveland, increases salary and places him in a major shipping hub on the Brie system. England succeeds A M North, who retires, and plans preliminary instruction in Ohio City before assuming duties next week. Contnued on Page Two.
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Prank
England
Gerty
Warren
Ohio
B. W. Rosger
Cleveland
A.M. North
Peterbey
Ohio City
Erie Railroad
Corry
J. Figland
A. L. Cottrell
Tryon Girard Replaces Corry Man as Sealer
Erie county commissioners appoint Glenn Tryon of Girard Republican to replace Thomas Garrity Democrat as county sealer. Garrity had held the office since February last year after James Sullivan resigned to become postmaster. The change, effective Monday, was approved unanimously with Schltraft and Filntley voting for Tryon.
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Erie County
Glenn Tryon
Girard
Thomas Garrity
Corry
Tryon
Girard Barber
2Iton Ih
Bla
Melen M. Sehltraf
Thomas
W. Filntley
Boy, 16, Confesses to Killing Friend in Woods
Pittsburgh Jan 23 United Press reports Henry Oberhelman said a spell caused him to fatally wound 10 year old Steve Kotula during a Dec event in the woods. He described luring the rifle shot after a game of hide and seek and failing to control his actions.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
Henry Oberhelman
Steve Kotula
Henry
Steve
Oberhelman
Crown Prince Michael in Critical Condition After Emergency Surgery
Crown Prince Michael of Roumania underwent an emergency appendicitis operation and was reported not grave in condition. King Carol was summoned. Princess Helene cried at his bedside as reports of a relapse appeared.
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United Press
Plorench
Michael of
Roumania
Carol
Michael
Helene
Bucharest
Italy
Apartments Threatened by Fire This Morning
Early report of a fire at Desmond apartments in the Desmond area near Spring and South streets around 11 am. A passerby alerted authorities after noticing smoke in a room. a coal fire smoldered on a rug causing a 15 inch hole and damage to rug and floor. Mr and Mrs Raleigh Wagner were not home. damage estimated at 75 dollars.
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Desmond
Une
Spring
South Streets
Smike
Ralegh Wagner
Pre
Floods drive 40000 from Wheeling as Ohio rises
Wheeling district evacuations total about 40 000 as the Ohio River floods. The crest near 47 feet threatens homes on Wheeling Island while damages near a million dollars are reported. In Pittsburgh the Monongahela recedes after a crest of 82.9 feet easing residents’ distress.
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United Press
Wheeling
W. Va
American Red Cross
Ohio
J. R.hill
Dome
Wheeling Island
Pittsburgh
North Side
Weather Bureau
Monongahela River
Monongahela
Al‘Jepheny
Kane
Franklin
Allegheny
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Louisville
Goodrich Relief Plan Faces Likely Shelving
Harrisburg reports the Goodrich panel may see its $5,242,000 foster child care request and an unemployment relief raise trimmed as lawmakers prepare for a prolonged battle over a permanent relief system. Regulators warn of stampede tactics as opposition grows.
G. M. to reopen some plants in Soviet revolt plan
Seven teen former government officials, all prominent, fled the capital seeking refuge as plotters against the state. The group, linked to revolutionary changes, faced pursuit and possible trials as authorities tightened security in Moscow. The case highlights internal power struggles and calls for new state leadership during a tense moment in Soviet politics.
Union Leaders Plan New Activity After GM Strike Reopens Plants
Leaders from the United Auto Workers prepare new organizing activity as General Motors moves to reopen plants in Detroit and Washington. Knudsen returns from New York and says plants will start opening at noon, targeting those least affected by the sit down. Authorities estimate about 145,000 workers may return to work. 195,486 participants affected by the strike are out of work.
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Auto
Detroit
General Motors
United Press Letroad
Washington
United Automobile Workers
Traiis
Knuilsen
Peealdant
Ch YE
Homer Martin
Vic
Wyndham Mortimer
Arive
Knudsen
New York
Charles 3. Sorenson
Geneinal
Old Motor Car Company
de Roude
United Press
Wastiimgton
Farley
Cuifleman
Reeony Leen
Roonevelds
Lonienyy
Heer Monts
Pullman
United States
F D R Asks 2 000 000 For Flood Sufferers
President Roosevelt appealed after a flood disaster in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys urging citizens to contribute at least 2 100 000 to the Red Cross. He acted with Admiral Cary Grayson and others to coordinate government agencies in flood relief efforts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ohio
Mississippi
Vrday
United States
Pope Reported Suffering Less Pain In Vatican Update
Vatican dispatch says Pope Pius XII shows fewer pains as doctors discuss church issues with Pacelli. Spokesman notes improved rest after three troubling nights and a steadier condition, while doctors review health and potential surgeries.
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Pope
Pacelli
United Press
Vatican
Mair
Pius
Agrinte Mint
Four women injured in DuBois auto skid crash
In Indiana, four women were injured when a motor vehicle skidded and hit an Atv near Punxutawney. Injuries included lacerations and contusions to the head for Minnie Enstrom of DuBois, Hazel Enstrom of DuBois, and two others, Mrs. Ving Liechter and Mararet McCracken of Troutville.
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Indiana
Jin
Farley Plans to Quit Cabinet Within Three Months
Browdin Rooneveld reports Farley, longtime cabinet member, intends to resign within three months if a suitable post opens. He cites desire for a job matching his experience and a need to provide for his wife and children, hoping for a position with less risk and better prospects.
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Farley
Erie fireman dies of injuries after street accident
Willem Tate of the Erie Fire Department died from injuries suffered Thursday night when he was struck by a car while walking near the corner of 7th and Parade streets. Angelo Agnello, 21, of 3729 Himsnout Avenue, was arrested Friday morning by Patrolman Carl Fisher and charged with aggravated assault and battery.
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Willem “Rave, Yeuran
City Fire Department
Ham~ph Hospital
7Th
Parade
Angelo Agnello
Himsnout Ave
Carl Fisher
Tate
Wan
Tatty
Adjust Wage Scale For Glass Workers
A committee of glass manufacturers and union leaders studies a wage survey to set a new scale. They plan to report to a conference of management and labor next week with an anticipated agreement expected to be signed soon.
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United
Nmimufactureen
Anton
Proposed Federal Reorganization Questions on Page Four
The page presents queries about a proposed governmental reorganization. It asks which two new cabinet appointments are contemplated, and references a Grab Bag item on the capital of Finland. It also notes an event connected to Indian Lane in Pennsylvania and asks how future presidents could affect executive branch reorganizations per Stewart Saya.
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Finland
Indian Lane
Bee
Pennsylvania
Executive
Stewart Saya
Refugees Face Hunger Cold as Rivers Rise to New Highs
Nearly 300000 refugees battled hunger cold and illness as Ohio and Mississippi rivers flooded to record levels. Damages exceeded 10 million dollars with towns cut off and hundreds evacuated. Emergency centers opened while disease and shortages strained relief efforts in Kentucky Indiana Ohio and surrounding areas.
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United Press
No Man's Land
Ohio
Mississippi
Hood
Pennsylvania
Tennermes
Renowe Deat Ptt
Semper Mlaalig
Eepet
Ilitt
Akjausters
Bn Wasitiangtin
Apprigimiately
WIM
NYA
Sod
Ec Wo
Willie Deaws
Tron
Sagulii
Elty Hadi
Ehuaeive
Wis
Quiterlris
Kiel Waleed
Pittisburgh
Thon
Cincinnati
Vortimouth
Kentucky
Leiayille
Riguut Riflelite
Frankfort Pelaon
Urna
Indiiana
Wiltopamar
Vinnil
Shawneetown
Tl Roniy
Na+ Vion Gisydamen
Alexander County
Posseclarey
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Endent
Meadville
Cart
Frank T. England
Corry Man
Sealer
Cony
Girard Republican
Chum
Crown Prince
Red Cross
Goodrich
Morey J. Potter
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Goodrich Committee
G. M
Norman B. Deel
Moscow
Telitly
Gutthy
Oni
Karl Rado
Winhil
Susie Foblivist
Willy
F.D.R
Erie
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