Hold Two Negroes for Ransacking Store
Two African American suspects arrested in New Kensington for a theft of clothing worth 1800 from Wieners dupes shop in Pittsburgh last Saturday were ordered held for grand jury action after a hearing before Magistrate J. B. McNutt. Three white men from Pittsburgh were released after detectives requested dismissal.
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Py Unied Press
Pittsburgh
New Kensington
Winer
Duces
B. McNutt
Hey
Frank Cillo
Dave Luterman
Ross Uatona
Corry Residents Attend Funerals and Visits Across Cities
Personal mentions list Henry Green in Pittsburgh and Mrs. J L Hughes in Buffalo visiting family in Corry as deaths and funerals prompt travel. Several locals head to Erie, Buffalo, Columbus, and Warren for midwinter events, visits, or to comfort relatives after illnesses or deaths, including Jerry Sullivan and Mrs Mary Walton.
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Henry Green
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hame
J. L Hughes
Buffalo
William Cullen
Concord Street
George Ripley
Fairview
Columbus
Owang
Mary Walton
Frank Lavellird
A. W. Hoppenstedt
Rani Moore
Oi City
D. J. Lyons
Salamanca
N. Y
Jerry Sullivan
Rex Mulheir
Lawrence Hammond
James Carrig
Charles Butters
Erie
Mercyhurst College
Te Masonica Temple
Winifred Gauther
Dun Jark
Corry
Harry G. Robb
Timken Rolled Hearing Company
Ajax Tron
Frank Keefe
Wesleyville
Marion Street
Thomas Roelofs
Philadephie
Claire N. Jones
Roelafs
Hisse Jones
L. D. Watson
Robert Watson
Evie
W. M. Hawthorne
Union City
Pal
Hawthorne
Hawthorne Beach
Gunadobta Lake
H. Curry
Meadville
A. Myers
Unis City
S. A. Sisson
Elliott Hardwood Lumber Company
Potsdam
V- King
Charles Tauber
Spartansburg
St. Petersburky
Fla
Ada Cuthbert
Sherman, N
Jennie Ranglink
Canton Street
Rb, McCord
W- Lyons
W. J. Wassinis
North East Breeze
E. G. Smith
Warren
Mellon Income Tax Returns Under Scrutiny
Washington reports Attorney General Cummings said the Justice Department will finish its review of former Secretary of Treasury Andrew Mellon tax returns within a week. He also ordered a recheck of the Aluminum Company of America investigation, calling the firm a 100 percent monopoly and finding the initial investigators’ report unsatisfactory.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Secretary of Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Cummings
Department
Mellon-controlled
Aluminum Company of America
Heated debate on strikes at miners confab
At the United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis on January 26, strikes were debated as a weapon to pressure for demands. President John Lewis halted the discussion to preserve contract integrity. A Coaldale union resolution urged unwavering support for strikes while condemning outlawed or interfering actions by anyone including corporations. Other topics included old age pensions unemployment insurance and mine inspectors.
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Lewis
Gerald Bowman
United Press
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Johm ©. Lewis
Coaldale
Trading Quiet Only On Exchange Trading Quiet Only
A contra seasonal rise in car loadings for the week ended last Saturday sparked little buying in rail shares while overall trading stayed irregular and quiet. The week showed a 4,803 car increase from the prior week and 60,804 more cars than the same week in 1993, with moderate declines versus the previous 15 years. Prominent moves included New York Central, Southern Railways, Chicago and North Western, with Lackawanna steady and Atchison reducing early gains. A list of stock prices followed for many rail and industrials including American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, General Motors, Standard Oil, Studebaker, Westinghouse, Woolworth, and others.
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NEW York
New York Central
Southern Railways
Chicago & North Western
Lackawanna
Atchison
American Smelters
American T&t
Amaconda
Atlanti
Refining Auburn
Bendix Aviation N.Y. Cura Ark Nat Gas
Scessiene Assoe Gas’ Wieetric A.ies Service
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
C&o. Egay
San Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Ad Continental
Pees the
Consolidated OF
Curtiss-Wright Eaee
General Gleetrie
General Motors International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central Northern Pacfic
Penna RR
Pure Oil
Hudio
Sovony
Vacuaire Standard Oil
Caliy
Studebaker
United Aircraft
United Corp
Westinghouse Woolworth
House votes down plan to cut transatlantic air mail funds
Washington January 26 United Press reports the House rejected an amendment to the treasury postal appropriation bill that would have cut the air mail budget from 8,500,000 to 4,750,000. Also reported governor grants stay of execution for a Lackawanna murder, and a purse snatching incident at an Amarillo lecture.
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United Press
Washington
House
Treasury-Post Ofice
Grant
Harrisburg
Welliacestwinski
Lackawanna County
Night Ride With Perry and Stanley in New York
After three years in Europe the lovely Stanley Paige returns to New York and rekindles a wary romance with Perry Deverest. At Nigel Stern's studio party she senses a bold suitor, while Perry battles instincts to protect her yet avoid deep commitment. The night dissolves into tense flirtation as Stanley contemplates passion and freedom.
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Stanley Paige
New York
Perry Deverest
Stanley
Perry
Merry
Nigel Stern
Stan
Éythusiaam
Fifth Avenue
Redhead Stern
Herr
Sadle
West Twelfth Stree
Nigel
Dannis Sir Jolin
Imagazine
Kreen
Perey
Yiel
Courrse
Shim
Dennis St. John
Drew Armslage
Chicago
Waymen
Drew
Peery Deverest
Hink
Dennis
Everest
Shia
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