Japan Aims To Match Soviet Air Power Says War Minister
Tokyo and Diet heard War Minister Sadao Amid warn that Japan must build a military air force equal to Soviet Russia. He tied Stalin’s five year plan to potential warfare, urged stronger air defenses, and proposed an air ministry, a suggestion opposed by Navy Minister Osumi. Araki also addressed Japan China tensions over Jehol and Manchuria.
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Miles W. Vaughn
United Press
Tokio
Japan
Soviet
Russia
Sadao Amid
House of Peers
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Araki
Diet
Siberia
Vladivostole
Osaka
Mineo Osumi
United States
China
Jehol
Manchuria
Brooklyn Police Seek Killer in Helen Sterler Death
After questioning two men and releasing them, Brooklyn police seek the killer of 6 year old Helen Sterler found strangled in a cellar near her home. Detectives suspect a repeat offender who previously killed two other girls in the same Brooklyn area. One man was held briefly after a blue child’s tomb found in his possession. relatives say the comb belonged to Helen.
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United Press
NEW York
Brooklyn
Helen Sterler
Helen
Move to curb flu at military academy cancels several games
Precautions to prevent influenza spread at the United States Military Academy continue through Sunday. Athletic contests with Swarthmore University of Miami and Amherst College are canceled. The Army basketball team will undertake its trip to Penn State as scheduled.
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Union Press
Whet Point
United States Military Academy
Swarthmore
University of Miami
Amherst College
Army
Pentt State
Early Loans by RRC Announced in House Report
Washington January 26 The Reconstruction Finance Corpora tion disclosed that in its first six months it made more than 5000 advances totaling 1 171 984 807 to large corporations banks and railroads. The report covers Feb 2 to July 21 1932 and shows broad national reach amid the financial crisis.
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United Press
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House
Great Tending Agency
Great Corporation
Edgar Howard
Dem
South Trimble
Erie County Unchanged in Proposed Senate Reapportionment
A proposed 1930 census based reapportionment by Senator Frank J. Harris would not alter Erie County's senate representation. The plan adds and shifts counties across districts, creating several new districts and adjusting counts for Lackawanna, Columbia, Lycoming, Susquehanna, Wyoming, and others, while increasing Allegheny from six to seven senators.
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Erie County
Frank J. Harris
Allegheny
Harri
Lancaster County
Lebanon County
Dauphin
Sullivan
Tioga
Bradford
Susquehanna
Wyoming
Lackawanna County
Columbia
Lycoming
Montour
Northumberland
Snyder
Union
Juniata
Mifftin
Perry
Cameron
Clinton, Elk, Mckean
Potter
Adams
Cumberland
Franklin
Allegheny County
Forest
Clarion
Ve Aungo
Warren
Hospital Finances Discussed by Corry Directors and Medical Staff
Corry hospital directors and medical staff met to review ongoing problems and financial conditions. Dr. G Bennett and Dr. W Graham spoke for the medical staff while directors Keppel DeRosay Brown Billstrom Howard and Wiston attended. No formal action was taken. further discussion planned at the next regular directors meeting.
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Corry Hospital
G. ©. Bennett
W. Graham
Messrs. Keppel
DeRosay
Brown
Billstrom
Howard
Wiston
Ikind
Arther
Buffalo firm named butter distributors
Corry Creamery Company announced it has chosen Bridgeman Russell Company of Buffalo to distribute Sweet Clover brand butter in Corry and nearby territory. Rumor says success depends on building sufficient business in a thin district and a local branch may not be established.
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Corry Creamery Company
Bridgeman-Russell Company
Buffalo
United States
Corry
NY Stock Exchange suspends members for gratuities
The New York Stock Exchange suspended six members and two firms for periods from one month to three years for violating exchange rules on paying gratuities to employees. Individuals fined include Edward V. Goerz one month and Alexander J. Robertson three years, with others receiving six months. Firms Ludwig Robertson & Co. and Schmeltzer, Cliffon & Co. were also suspended.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange Today
Stock Exchange
Edoward V. Goerz
Hhs Wurzler
J. R. Schmeltzen
William 8. Sgar
Walter P. Seeholzer
Alexander J. Robertson
Wirms
Ludwig Robertson & Co
Schmeltzer, Cliffon & Co
New York City
Loveland Speaks to Kiwanis on Strange Dogs
Frank M Loveland presented his paper Strange Dogs to the Kiwanis club at the City Rotary meeting at the Hotel. The report on last year finances by secretary C Z Shoop noted operating cost cuts and a dues reduction effective immediately. Education fund report by Guy Simmons was filed. the fund now totals 1473 29. past due loans 688 22 and other loans 810 17 with 30 in treasury remaining.
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Frank M. Loveland
Kiwanis Club
Service Club
Layslanatstall
C. 2 Shoop
Andrewauree
Guy Simmons
Philadelphia Group Opposes Harrisburg Plan on State Primaries
A Philadelphia political group may rally against the Chapman-Prine plan to revive the old state convention method for nominating candidates. Reported opposition from local lawmakers centers on the plan to double district delegates and shift influence away from Philadelphia, which now dominates the state primary system.
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Harrisburg
Senate
United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
State House of Representatives
Uie House
Nat Poess
Klines Fate Rested With Finletter In Pittsburgh Mayor Case
The fate of Mayor Charles H. Kline of Pittsburgh rested with Judge Thomas J. Finletter after the State Superior Court overturned parts of his earlier conviction for malfeasance. Finletter, who freed Kline on an arrest of judgment, must decide whether to grant a new trial or carry out the jury verdict. If no new trial is granted, Kline could be removed from office as the law allows.
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Oy United Press
Philadelphia
Charles H. Kline
Pittsburgh
Thomas JD. Finletter
State Superior Court
Commonwealth
Finletter
Butler County
High Court
Eithher
Kline
Finnetter
Meneuvers
Public auction calm as sheriff rescues agent and buyer
In Bowling Green, Sheriff Bruce Pratt stopped a mob during a public auction of chattel property, saving John Cram from 700 farmers. In Paris, Mrs Oliver Hazare Perry Belmont died of heart paralysis with bronchitis, noted by Dr Edmund Gros who said she died with a suffragist smile.
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Unite Press
Bowling Green
Bruce Pratt
John Cram
Paris
Oliver Hazare Perry Belmont
Indy
France
America
Edmund Gros
American Hospital
Senate panel approves Costizan Lavollette relief bill
Washington The Senate manufacturers committee voted today to report favorably to the Senate the $506,000,000 Costizan Lavollette relief bill, signaling initial success for the aid package aimed at industrial relief and wartime needs.
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Washington
Senate Manufacturers Committee
Senate
League Decides in Favor of Colombia in Lythia Crisis
The League of Nations backed Colombia in the Lythia dispute, warning Peru to cease intervention on Colombian territory and to limit defense actions to Peru’s own borders. It urged Peruvian authorities to avoid infringing upon treaty-recognized Sulow sovereignty while Colombia exercises legislative rights with strict caution. The move surprised many as Peru pushed the dispute.
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United Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Lythia
Columbia
Amazonian
League
Peru
Serrain
Tores
Lombian
Nimiia
Emment
Government wins confidence vote in Paris budget debate
Paris January 26 The government of Joseph Paul Boncour won a chamber of deputies confidence vote 368 to 205. Support came from a cartel of Socialist Radical Socialist and Republican Socialist factions backing Finance Minister Cheron as the budget debate opens.
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Paris
Joseph Paul Boncour
Chamber of ‘Deputies
Cheron
Wayne Township Taxpayers to Form Union Meeting Planned
Taxpayers of Wayne Township will convene in the Municipal building next Monday at 8 PM to organize the Wayne Township Taxpayers Union following two preliminary meetings at Sciota and Beaverdam. About 45 western end taxpayers attended Beaverdam to discuss the union and vote to join with the eastern district. Glen Miller of Corry Taxpayers Union and Boyd Spencer of Erie County Rural Taxpayers Association attended Beaverdam with other Union City residents.
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Wayne Township
Wayne Township Taxpayers’ Union
Sciata
Beaverdam
Affect & Township
Wayne Township Association
Glen Miller
Corry Taxpayers' Union
Boyd Spencer
Erie County Rural Taxpayers’ Association
Antizena
Concord Township Taxpayers’ Union
O’clark
South Street Woman Badly Hurt In Fall
Mrs Arthur Newth aged 35 or 38 was seriously injured at home on South Street after tripping and falling down stairs. She sustained a fracture of the right shoulder a dislocation of the shoulder joint and two bones in the right hand were fractured. Dr J G Hibler attended and treated the injuries. She was moved to Cotry Hospital and was in serious condition but resting better in the afternoon.
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Arthur Newth
East South Street
Newth
Cotry Hospital
J. G. Hibler
Murles
Chock
Nine communists killed in Dresden hall clash
Nine communists were killed and several injured in a violent clash at a public hall in Dresden Germany police stopped a speech by former army officer Praedrich after hall clearings turned into a melee. Police fired into the crowd as violence escalated with bottles beer mugs and other projectiles flying.
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United Press
Dresden
Germany
Altona
Hamburg
Praedrien
Praedrich
Dairymen Hold Annual Meeting Saturday at Wy. F. W. Home
Members of the Dairymen's League and New York milk shed will gather for an all day session at the Wy. F. W. home this Saturday. The program begins at 10 40 in the morning with a dinner and a radio address by President Fred Sexauer on milk market outlook. Election of directors will be featured and members are urged to attend and bring members.
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Sexauer
Dairymen's League
New York
Wy. F. W
Dairymen
Tinda
Theadiirees
Fred Sexaler
Sexaler
Iéazne
United Press
Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Valiey
Pinchot
Fede Reconstruction
France
Jnsti
Eastern Storms Block Landing Remains Aloft
A massive navy dirigible named Alton, with 83 officers and men, is aloft over the eastern seaboard after stormy weather forced it to evade the Lakehurst hangar. Captain F. C. McCord reports uncertain conditions and possible landings at Aston, Parris Island, or another location depending on winds. The craft previously traveled from Lakehurst toward upper New York and Cleveland, with frequent position updates.
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United Press
New York
Navy
Lakehurst
Ned
FC. McCord
Ponsaylyinia
Yorks
McCurd
Cleveland
Stull
Messizes
Aml
Aston
Parris Island
Elaeyehere
Jeff Lajreimost
Italy
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