Western Pa Auto Wrecks Claim Many. Meadville Victim Named
United Press dispatch reports a weekend rash of western Pennsylvania auto crashes killing twelve and injuring many. Miss Ann Dempsey of Osceola Mills died in a St. Vincent’s Hospital Erie collision. Dr Myers Zeltzer’s passenger. Other victims include David Warden of Meadville and Tony Goslanzo of Scully.
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United Press
United Brass
Ann Dempsey
Osceola Mills
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Erle
Dempsey
Myers Zeltzer
David Warden
Mealsville
Meadville
Park Avenue
Antonio Colosimo
Justice of the Peace James
Westwood
MéKees Bucks
Diie
Carliss ‘Tunnel
Pittsburgh
Tony Goslanzo
Scully
Colosimo
Mary M. Loyateh
Payette City
Austom
Monessen-Belle Vernon
Phillip Sureno
Wonessen
Sir Monesser
Charlerni Hospital
Luddie Namisk
North Brandock
Hast Pittsburgh
J. Gibbons
Patrick Connelly
Brarflock General Hospital
Lulla Watson
Duquesne
McKeesport
Ari
Tolmsim
Tas
Pinchot Abolishes Iron and Coal Police Across Pa
Governor Pinchot announced orders terminating all coal and iron police commissions by June 30 1981. The force was state commissioned but paid by hiring companies. He pledges to replace with a state funded police force paid by the Commonwealth and not by companies.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Ubare
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Four Alleged Bandits Sentenced To 28 Months To 19 Years
In Clearfield Pennsylvania on January 26 four of six alleged gang members were sentenced to terms from 28 months to 19 years in Western Penitentiary. Foreman received 18 years for two robbery counts while Harvey Herricks got seven and a half to 19 years on five robberies. James Hetrim drew one and a half to three years on two counts. Francis Larson was ordered to Huntingdon Reformatory for three robberies. The remaining two, Lloyd Hetrick and Ellwood Larson, were to be sentenced later today. The sentences followed guilty pleas and linked to robberies in Clearfield Curwensville Grampian and Lyliessville.
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United Press
Clearfield
Teddy
Western Penitentiary
Corry
Pay
Eulliy
James Hetrin
Aalf
Francis Larson
Huntingdon
Lloyd Hetrick
Ellwood Larson
Wang
A. R. Chase
Phirlren
Curyensville
Grampian
Lylesville
Joes
Community Chest reports funds spent aiding 98 families
A Community Chest report for January 2 to January 22 shows 1 046.17 spent aiding 98 families with water and electric bills groceries fuel and other needs. Expenditures include groceries 195.80 water 82.19 electric 72.58 fuel 105.01 and more. A winter relief campaign is being considered to replenish funds.
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Community Chest
Elief
Alexander
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed for Tonight
The Vagabonds on NBC at 7 45 p m Roxy and his gang on WHAP at 8 30 p m A and P Gypsies on WABC CBS at 9 p m The Three Bakers on WEAR NBC at 9 20 p m General Motors Family schedule notes placed to guide listeners through major network broadcasts tonight.
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Wal Can Elweek Fay Ye
NBC
Roxy and His Gang
NEC
WABC
CBS
Three Bakers
General’ Motors Family
Six Die From Gas Fumes In New York Apartment
Six members of a New York family died after a gas heater left burning in their apartment consumed the oxygen and suffocated them. Jacob Cohen, his wife, and four children were found by a visitor as rescue efforts failed.
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New York
Jacob Cohen
Samuel Levy
Coheis
Winter crops feared facing destruction in Midwest drought
Chicago reports a severe winter drought after a dry summer of 1930 with little snow or rain. The shortage threatens winter crops across Kentucky and the south central states, and in Illinois gardeners face planting problems as rainfall remains well below normal. Weather forecasts offer little relief amid ongoing dry conditions.
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United Press
Chicago
Midwest
Kentucky
Atlantic States
Colter
Rocky Mountain
Butler May Run Against Davis for U S Senate
Major General Smedley Darlington Butler of the Marines may seek the Republican nomination for Pennsylvania’s U S Senate in the upcoming primary. If he runs, Butler would oppose James J. Davis, current senator, with political observers weighing effects on party factions and Pinchot forces.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Smedley Darlington Butler
Pennsylvania
Butler
West Chester Pa
Thomas Butler
Pennyvania
House of Representatives
Buller
Sedgwick Thistley
Pinehots
Pinehot
General Butler
Pinchot
Marine Corps
Our
Philadelphia
Freeland
Kendrick
Lynn G. Adams
Boward Martin
Republian
Conilr
Aacy
Davis
Hoover
Senate
Ecvermot
Eagle Bye Smedley
Granty
Panama mail liner damaged off Nicaragua coast
A Panama liner lost a mast after a Pacific collision near Nicaragua. A radio message from New York to San Francisco cites captain W Pringle and SOS. No full passenger or crew details. normal ship capacity around 60 passengers and 60 crew.
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San Francisco
Jad
Venguela
Nicaraugua
New York
W Pringle
Venezuela
Pacific
Balha
Former U S Senator Edwards Dies by Own Action
Jersey City reports former United States senator and New Jersey governor Edward J. Edwards found dead in bed with a bullet wound. A pistol lay beside the body. police say Edwards died by his own hand. Son says father recently showed signs of distress after wife’s death.
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United Press
Jersey City
N. J
Jane
Edward J. Edwards
United States
New Jersey
Piolice
Edwards
Charles Baumgarten
Nied
Baumgarten
Edward
David
Hayard
Canadian ship captain killed by coast guard during chase
Washington reports confirm the death of Captain B M Cliett of the Canadian schooner Josephine K after a coast guard gunfight near New York. The incident occurs amid a Canada U S arbitration over a liquor shipment and a separate pursuit off Armbrose Light involving rum runners and seized cargo.
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Coast Guard of New York
Lohman
United Press
Washington
Illing
WP. Cluett
Josephine K
Coast Guard
Lowman Loday
Telene
Fas
New Yornight
B. M. Chiswell
Cou Guard
Unites States
Canada
Curoiia
The
Wilhim
Hat Line
Wew York
New York Harbor
Armbrose Light
William P. Cliett
Staten Island Marine Hospital
New London
Conn
Temiscouda
St. Jobns
Newfoundland
Fort Pond Bay
Long Island
Ana
New York
Long Islan Aistrict
Polish National Alliance plans building project at Cambridge Springs
Tradees of the Polis National Alliance College gather in Cambridge Springs to discuss erecting a new building or replacing the burned structure. Loss estimated near $1,000,000. About 200,000 Polish Americans expected to help fund the project, with Casimir W. Sypniewski of Pittsburgh slated to attend.
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United Press
Cambridge Springs
Jin
Polis National Alliance College
Newman
United States
Eugh
Casimir W. Sypniewski
Pitts-burgh
Polish National Alliance
Messing
Erie Railroad seeks flashing lights at Maple Avenue crossing
The Erie Railroad proposes two sets of automatic lights at Maple Avenue after moving the interlocking tower north. Local agent F England says lights offer better protection than the current system and would not extend to all city crossings. A survey supports lights for eastward visibility. council faces spirited debate over the plan.
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Erie Railroad
Maple Avenue
F. England
Center Street
First Avenue
England
Towerould
Ntapie Avenue
Harter Dies Former State Assemblyman in Pennsylvania
Dr. J Harter a former state assemblyman died at his home in Bloomsburg Pennsylvania yesterday one week after being discharged from Columbia county jail where he served a short sentence on liquor charges under the Snyder Armstrong act which he supported as a legislator.
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Harter
Bloomsburg
J . Harter
Columbia County
Walsh Leads Bid to Oust Commissioners in Washington
In Washington on January 26 the Senate Judiciary Committee approved a Walsh resolution by a 4 to 2 vote. The plan seeks federal proceedings to test the validity of appointments to the power commission. The proposing resolution targets Chairman George Otis Smith and Commissioners Marcel Garsand and Abel Claude Draper, aiming to remove them and place the matter in U.S. District Court with Walsh acting as counsel. The three officers faced questions after nominations were sent back by the Senate and after their earlier removal of Chief Acct William King and Solicitor Charles A. Tusell. The committee split along party lines with Republicans Blaine Norris Warsin Stevens Dill Bratton and Democrats Deneen Gillet Hastings voting against legal action.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sonk
Walsh
Power Commission
Glind
Wotion
Senaton Hastings
Repute
Woth
Agias
George Otis Smith
Marcel Garsand
Ail Claude &, Draper
United States District Tit Sey
District of Collinehla
Distrie Court
Smith, Garsach
Draper
Senate
William ‘King
Charles A. Tusell
Hey
Blaine
Styler Norris
Warsi
Bil Stevens
Dill
Bratton
Deneen
Gilett
Ffastings
Byron Babbitt Publishes Federal Procedure Revision
Byron FW Babbitt, noted St Louis attorney and former Corry man, has revised Rose's Federal Jurisdiction and Procedure. The new edition updates up to the last Congress session, includes equity rules, Supreme Court rules, forms, and the judicial code. A copy was given to Corry Public Library reference section. Babbitt has lectured on Federal court procedure at Washington University.
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Froceaure
Byron FW. Bapbitt
St. Louis
Corry
Rose
Babbitt
Equity
Supreme Court
Congress
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