Frank Lillie Secures State Appointment In Harrisburg
FRANK LILLIE Wins State Appointment Weanke dy Lillie a noted photographer in Republican circles won a Harrisburg appointment as fidvsage clerk in the General Assembly. He succeeds George Offenbachr of Worth East and was named on the recommendation of Assemblyman John Hy King of this city. Other assembly appointments for the current session were presented by the state committee and adopted without debate, creating over 100 staff posts including desk clerk Michael Sunder and assistant reading clerk FE Martin.
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Harrisburg
Saployes
MiételKe Patromage
Une
Michael Sunder
Pliteburgh
Martin
Smithville
Journal
William Blatz
Stowell
Allegheny County
Ari ‘Thoms
T Houlihan
New Kensington
Henry Douglass
Uniontown
James Darnley
Meyersdale
Jedwin S. Wicks
Yreeannimuerl
Butler Faces Quiz For Attack On Mussolini
Major General Smedley D Butler is summoned by the Navy to explain controversial remarks attributed to him about Mussolini. He is not at Quantico and may be traveling to Washington to provide his account. The Italian ambassador protested to the State Department, citing the Philadelphia speech.
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United Press
Washington
Smedley D. Butler
Navy Department
Iiming Spéach
Philadelphia
Ilstian
Mussolini
Italy
Butler
Quantico Marine Barracks
de Martins
State Department
Europe
Navy
Marine Corps
Buller
Puller
Quartico
Gandhi Release Welcomed by Vast Indian Crowd
Bombay January 27 Indian nationalist leader Mahatma Gandhi was released from prison and greeted by vast reverence on arrival by train. He wore his traditional cloth, accepted garlands, and engaged with admirers while signaling crowds to let him pass. Gandhi spun during the journey and urged release of 50,000 political prisoners.
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Unites Press
Bombay
M. K. Gandhi
Wes. Yecrlvil
Gandhi
Pampales
Davis elected by Legislature amid fund probe
Harrisburg January 27 The unanimous Senate adopted a resolution closing the Davis election amid the Nye campaign fund investigation. The House had previously passed the measure. Davis is described as legally, honestly elected by the General Assembly controlling the state legislature.
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United Fess
Harrisburg
Amiaylunnu Legislatire
Thal Uy
Setar
James J. Davis
Sinaie Nye
State Senate
Thirner
General Assembly
Kenivd
Davis
House
Noted Swedish flier injured in plane crash
Stockholm Jas 27 The famous Swedish flier Captain Eher Lamlbors was seriously injured today when his airplane crashed at Malm Slaett airdrome Lunribors who visited the United States last year was outstanding in the yestic of the dirigibled Italia party in the Arctic after the polar ship had crashed Lundborg's airplane stalled taking off from one airdrome. The craft fell and was demolished Lundborg suffered a brain concussion several broken ribs and brows in both arms His condition was very Serious.
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United Press
Stockholm
Eher Lamlbors
Malm- Slaett
F Lunribors
United States
Arctic
Limndborg
Lundborg
Missing U. S. flyer reported safe after disappearance
Shanghai dispatches say G. W Brophy, a visitor, is safe at Hunghsai after a snowbound flight from Foochoy toward Canton. He was overdue in Manila and disappeared during a long reconnaissance from Shanghai on a planned trip to Manila.
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United Press Shanghal
G. W Brophy
Hunghsai
Tiwar
Foochoy
Canton
Brophy
Shanghai
Manila
Ike
Evening Radio Ents on Networks
Listings show five top radio entertainments across NBC CBS and local networks. Programs include Black and Gold Room Orchestra on WJZ at 6 30 p m Savannel Linars Orchestra on WEAF at 5 00 p m and Philco Symphony Concert on WABC at 9 30 p m with additional programs on WABC CBS and Paramauht Publix.
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WEA
MBG
Black and Gold Room Orchestra
WJZ
NBC
Savannel Linars
WEAF
Xeltstone Plantaton
WABC
CBS
Philco Symphony
Paramauht Publix
Teal Company to Operate Local Steel Plant Expansion Planned
Organization of Teal company to take over the McInnes steel operations aims at expanding the Bat Mine Street industry. A stockholders meeting Saturday January 31 will elect officers and outline plans for expansion from Cleveland to New York. Colin MeInes of Pittsburgh will head sales, with staff to be organized in major cities. production will continue high grade hammered steel while expanded operations loom for the coming year.
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Teal Company
Otedine Steel Company
Bat Miun Street
Strleiniurs
Florel Corry
Vineal Company
Jo¢al
Harry B. Smith
McInnes
Colin ‘Meinnes
Pittsburgh
Melines
Carnegie
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New York
Meline
Satuday
Captain Appleby Seeks Donations For Salvation Army Aid
Captain Appleby of the Salvation Army asks Journal readers to donate vegetables and food for a special relief effort at the Army headquarters on Washington Street. For the past week he has provided free meals to needy families and schoolchildren, serving over fifty meals in one day. He checks each case to ensure aid goes to the deserving and daily support will remain needed. cash donations are also welcome.
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Appleby
Salvation Army
Journal
Army Vita ‘del Om
Washington Street
Act Wal
Building Loan Reports Another Fine Year
The Cory Building and Loan Association held its annual stockholders meeting in the Larlow Building. Directors were reelected and the 5 percent dividend declared. Financials show growth despite a tough year with net earnings of 7,962.87 and undivided profits totaling 11,457.51 as of January 1, 1980. Assets include mortgages with total reported at 118.
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Cory Building and Loan Association
Larlow
Soult Center
Kipunaym Mortgages
Star Witness Marries Defendant in Texai Trial
In Houston on January 27 the star witness married the defendant, blocking testimony and leading prosecutors to consider dropping 11s charges of injury against J C Vaughn. The trial, initially set to proceed, was postponed to February 20 after the key witness refused to testify and announced her remarriage to Virgin.
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United Press
Houston
Tex
Rotary Club Sees Capt Upton Speak On Youth Work
Capt T Dinsmore Upton addressed the Rotary Club in Ton ton at the Hotel Corry praising wholesome activities as crime insurance for youth. He will also speak at the Teachers Institute and Women's Club event on Mott Street tonight at 8 describing Metal and the Mould. Guests included Herbert Bowlar and Frank C Chapin of Union City.
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T. Dinsmore Upton
Teachers’ Institute Program
Athoman
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Teachers Institute
Womay
Mott Street
Upton
Rotarians
Herbert Bowlar
Andoysy Muss
Frank C. Chapin
Union City
Bivins
Harriet Clough
Teachers’ Institute
Woman's Club
Mitchell Balks At Minnesota Appointment
Washington June 27 Amid party discord fears Mitchell opposes Ernest Michael Minnesota attorney for federal judgeship. He cites professional standards and invites others to present alternatives while signaling potential Senate confirmation battles and Republican party tensions ahead of the 1932 convention.
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Washington
Mitchell
Oday
Minn
Ernest Michaél
Manneapolis Attornney
Michael
Schall
State House
White House
House
Mpan
Senate
Minnesota
Minnepolis
Fire destroys R. J. Omaler Wrecking Co. plant in Pittsburgh
A four story brick structure on the Northside housing the R. J. Omaler Wrecking Company plant burned last night. Fire Chief Richard Smith estimated damages at $80,000 with no injuries reported. A night watchman was initially feared trapped but was later found safe.
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Pittsburgh
R. J. Omaler Wrecking Company
Richard Smith
Tunel Immhiet
Plan Campaign for Paying of Cutting Road Improvements
The Jamestown automobile club held its annual meeting with about seventy five members. They urged united action to improve the Gutting road as a shortcut to Wattsburg, hoping Pennsylvania will pave its end once New York confirms Curling stretch upgrades. The group plans to rally Erie County Motor Club and other local bodies, aiming to replace a dangerous bridge over French Creek near Findley Lake and reduce sharp curves. Carlisch of Glymer urged eliminating concrete culverts and obstructions blamed for many recent auto accidents, a plan likely to gain support from Jameson motorists.
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Wattsburg
Jamestown
United Action
Wie
Clymer
Pennsylvania
New York State
Daviesion
Erie Chanity Motor Club
French Creek
Findley Lake
Carlisch
Glymer
James Lown Club
Chia
Indictments in Erie Cases Across Federal Court
Federal grand jury seated indictments in Pittsburgh dated January 27 1931 naming Richard F Dawley 16 counts alleging embezzlement of money orders while a clerk at the Girard Erie post office in 1930 Melo Reyner and Reginald Carr Erie county charged with smuggling 72 cases of Canadian beer and ale into the United States one half mile north of Six Mile Creek Alice Mae Hillard two counts alleging removal of letters from U S mail boxes in Jamison and Mifflin apartments Butler Pa Anna Laranoff Erie Pa three counts alleging forgery of drug prescriptions in Evie on November 19 1930.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Richard F. Dawley
Girard
Erie County
Melo Reyner
Reginald Carr
United States
Six Mile Creek
Alice Mae Hillard
U.S
Jamison and Mifflin
Butler
Anna Laranoff
Erie
Evie
Du Pont Leaves Vast Estate to Family
General T Coleman Du Pont former U S senator left an estate of more than 10 million dollars to his widow Alice Du Pont and their children. The will filed for probate here lists Delaware Maryland New York and other properties among the real estate holdings.
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United Press
Wilmington
Del
T. Coleman du Pont
United States
Alice du Pont
Delaware
Maryland
New Yorke
Plan Probe of Pinchot Fight on Utilities
Harrisburg dispatch reports a planned Senate inquiry into Governor Pinchot's charges against the Public Service Commission. A proposed joint committee would probe alleged rate manipulations by public utility firms. The measure drew 42 supporters and faces Senate action with House activity ongoing.
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Harrisburg
le Louw
Maesdings Farrisburg
Thorugi
Goverlut
Fable Service Commission
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ulih
William H. Eament
Dauphin County
Illie
Samuel W. Latus
Phiadetepic
Pinchot
Barhds
Salus
State Senate
Thai House
Wks
Finehat Gareis
Pinchotts
Philadelphia
Krowe
Moitei
Referendum on Prohibition Sought in Pennsylvania
United Press reports a statewide referendum proposal in Harrisburg sponsored by Senator George Woodward. Three questions would appear on November ballots: support for or against the Armstrong-Snyder enforcement act. retention or repeal of the 18th Amendment. and opinion on modifying the Volstead Act to allow light wine and beer sales if the 18th Amendment is not repealed. The bill would delay any extra session until after the election, seeking voter input before legislative action.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Geores Woodward
Independent Republicrs of
Philadelphia
Armstrong-Snyder
Simon
Huetin
Thay Alato Vubert
Abe Viper
Hill
Ward
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