Flight tragedy fans fur chase for missing pilots
United Press report from Gates says dog teams and rescuers pushed toward the Nanuk coast to reach the wreckage where two pilots, Earl Borland and Carl Bielson, vanished after their plane failed near Teller Alaska. Crosson and Gillam had searched amid fierce weather, finding only wreckage and intact emergency rations, as hopes for survivors faded.
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United Press
Dogwielson
Nanuk
Siberia
Carl Ben Bielson
Earl Borland
Yensber Sth
Joe Crosson
Fred Gillam
Namur
Y Rielson
Borland
Crosson
Gillam
Nafuk
Bielsan
Bot-land
Eielson
W. ©. Borland
Akia
Nanule
Olaf Swenson
Mirlson
Teller
Alaska
Swenson
Mariar
Buz.gard
Frank Dorbant
Tielson
Hamilton
Hielson
United States
Soviet
Russia
Avation Corporation of America
Alaskan Airways
Fairbanks
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
NBC and CBS network listings announce a 7 30 program Roxy and his gang on NEC WEAF, A P Gypsies on WEAF, 9 30 General Motors family party, 10 30 Empire builders on WIZ NEC, and 10 20 Voice of Columbia on WABC CBS with station lineups and times.
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NEC
Roxy
WEAF
General Motors
Frigid Weekend Yields Record Low Temps Across Town
A brutal cold snap gripped the region with minimums around twenty below zero near the tannery and twelve to fifteen below in the business district early Sunday. Temperatures hovered near zero into Sunday afternoon before dipping again at sunset, then rising slightly last night as clouds moved in. Continuous snow flurries and cloudy weather marked the day, with forecasts of rising temperatures and more snow tonight. In Pittsburgh that weekend, a severe cold wave claimed three lives and contributed to another death, with western areas seeing 80 to 35 degree shifts and likely rain or snow accompanying the warmup.
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Pittsburgh
United States Weather Bureau
Mackey joins fight against Sunday laws
Philadelphia January 27 United Press reports Mayor Harry A Mackay endorses repeal of Sunday blue laws as incompatible with modern thought. In a speech to the Independent Young Men's Beneficial Association he argues for legislation permitting Sunday amusements and cites enjoying music and outings over strict enforcement.
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Philadelphia
Mayo
Harry A! Mackay
Independent Young Men's Beneficial Association
Academy of Music
Former Kaiser's 71st Birthday Observed at House Bourm
In Doorn Netherlands on January 27 Wilhelm II marked his 71st birthday at Huis Doorn as a birthday message from America arrived amid preparations for a George Washington University lecture course arguing he was not eager to start a world war. Baron von Sell noted no personal comment from Wilhelm II.
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West Tee Ave
Doorn
Holland
Worms
Napoleon
House Bourm
Amerlea
George Washington Univerity
Wilhelm
Baron von Sell
Five-Power Naval Conference Fails To Make Progress On Agenda
London reports the second week of the naval talks as the big five discuss how to begin work. The United States pushes cruiser and battle fleet limits, while France seeks global tonnage caps and class transfer rules. Italy requests concrete tonnage figures for each category.
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U. S
Webb Miller
United Press
London
Downing Sirest
United States
France
Canvass for Disabled Vets Nets Funds in City Sale
Over fifteen donors were identified through a forget-me-not sale for the World Veterans conducted in the city on Saturday. Miss Doris Doolittle and Virginia Ball led the event, with proceeds designated for hospital work for veterans. W. W. Hall of Mexdville visited on business.
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Title City
Missus
Doris Doolittle
Virginia Ball
W. W. Hall
Mexdville
Riddle of Vare Pinchot Roles in 1930 Pennsylvania Primary
Harrisburg dispatch notes Republican interest centers on William Vare and Clifford Pinchot. Vare may seek the senatorial nomination while Pinchot weighs gubernatorial ambitions. Pinchot’s sharp critique of the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission signals a possible campaign pivot as speculation swirls across the party. The piece previews state-wide maneuvering ahead of the May 20 primary.
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Ware
Florida
Pinchot
Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Vare
Clifford Pinchot
Washington
Pennsylvania
Mii
Francia Situnk Brown
Philadelphia
Rao Brown
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Cats
Service Commission
Death of Rev Valerian Winter longtime St Vincent music dean
The Rev Valerian Winter C B for many years dean of the music department at St Vincent College La Trobe Pa died at St Joseph rectory in Erie from heart disease. Born in 1878 he became a Benedictine and was ordained in 1903. He served as pastor at Crabtree and Johnstown.
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Walher Valerian
St. Vincent
Archatibey
Alexis Udaveak
Greensburg
Jar
Poe Uw Ulley Pather Valerian
Erie”l
Crabtree, Ps
Johnstons
Gas blast wrecks 3 homes near Kane
Kane Pa January 27 a gas explosion destroyed a two story frame house owned by Edward G Reeves who had moved to Norristown and had rented it to another party. Glen Kirkpatrick sleeping in one of the other homes was injured. Two other dwellings were damaged with losses estimated at 8000 for the Reeves home and 2900 for adjacent houses. Police suggested possible arson or careless handling of matches.
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United Press
Kane
Edward G. Reeves
Norristown
Glen
M. Kirkpatrick
Narrow Escape at Center Street Crossing
At the Center Street crossing of the Hie Railroad, an autoist narrowly avoided a collision with an eastbound freight train about 10:30 last night. The driver swerved to avert demolition of the car and saved its occupants from potential injuries or death. names of those involved were not learned.
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Center Street
Hie
Chicago Finances Deep in Still Turmoil and Rescue Plan
Chicago faces a heated clash over a 20 million dollar rescue pool to relieve city county and school debts. The Strawn committee, led by Silas Strawn, pushes a take it or leave it stance while H Wallace Caldwell seeks to replace it with a joint public official and citizen panel to oversee spending. County and drainage groups show cooperation with the Strawn plan amid tense politics.
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Merton Takers
United Press
Chicago
Big Business
Rescue Committee
Silas Strawn
H. Wallace Caldwell
William Hale Thompson
Strawn
Caldwell
James Simpson
Marshall, Field and Co
Simpson
Youster
Council
Arm Mangled in Rock Crusher Tragedy at Bobtown Mine
Wayne sburg January 27 Andre J Rebnek 27 an independent baseball player was critically injured when his arm and shoulder were mangled by a rock crusher at the Bobtown mine of the Shat nopin Coat Company. His father and two brothers freed him and saved him from death as his hand became caught in the crusher.
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Ay United Press
Waynesburg
Andre J. Rebnek
Rehmek
Bobtown
Shatnopin Coat Company
Tariff battle closes as prohibition fight grows
Washington dispatch reports the tariff battle nearing closure with a Senate Finance Committee revision and about 20 amendments. Expect debate on sugar schedule, literary censorship by customs agents, and possible House in conference. White House action likely within 10 days. exit of tariff signals prohibition debate shift. House hearings may start on reform measures transferring prohibition enforcement units to the justice department.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
White House
House
Liv
Law Enforcement Commission Reform
Treasury
Planes Carry Food to Flood Stricken Vincennes
Planes delivered food and medicine to isolated families along the Wabash and White rivers. Parachute drops reached most marooned households while some paths remained uncertain. Relief focused on Claypool Hills with illnesses reported among the stranded. Dr E S Small ignored warnings and rode to Decker township then hiked into the flood zone.
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United Press
Vincennes
Ind
White Tivers
Claypool Hills
White River
E. S. Small
Red Cross
Decker Township
Mrs H F Howard Killed In Train Crossing Crash
Mrs H F Howard died at the scene after a car carrying former Corry residents collided with a train at an Indiana crossing bound for Chicago. Her husband, Clifton M Howard, was severely injured with multiple fractures and shock. The Howards, former York residents, had lived in Indianapolis and were enroute when the blizzard blocked vision. Mrs Howard died within minutes. Mr Howard showed signs of stabilization later in the day. Funeral plans were being arranged to move Mrs Howard's body to the city for services.
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Indiana Crossing
Chicago
Cony
Howard
Howards
Clifton M. Howard
Tatisind
Hnabher
Whale
York
Tndianapolis
and M Howard
Indianspolis
Woman's Club to Stage Aunt Lucia at High School Auditorium
Rachel Purcell of Universal Producing Company advances plans for the Woman's Club benefit production Aunt Lucia to be staged at the High School auditorium on Thursday and Friday evenings in February. Cast selection underway with about 100 to 150 participants. initial rehearsals tonight at the Woman's Club home on Mott Street. Dr C P Bennett travels to Buffalo for several days of business.
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Rachel Purcell
Universal Producing Company
Licia
Jon
Moon
Woman's Club
Mott Street
Miss Purcell
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Companion
Gillan
Mackey
U.S
Part Pinchot
Chief
Thomas E. Williams
Reeves
Center ST
Fight Committee
H.F. Howard
Frankfort
Ani
Din
Hird
Tbs
Goblis
Milnes
Corry
Martin-Parry Coreporation
Thdianapolis
C. P. Bennett Leff
Buffslo
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