Rescue at Sea Advances Amid Lethal Storms and Loss
International drama unfolds as Captain Urorgu Pigg and the crew of the American vessel Witich battle a vicious North Pacific storm. They rescue the crippled Antinoe and evacuate survivors while two sailors perish. The Empress of Asia and other liners face delays and peril in churning seas.
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United Press
New York
Urorgu Pigg
Isa
Tne
Witich
Toby
Tn Boanewelt Watch
Victoria
B.C
Ragng
North Pacific
aHel
Empress of Asia
Lemna Kearney
Miike
Queenstown
Jan
Melvin
Bottum
Roosevelt
Capusin
Roaser Yell
Atortes
Briel
Aon
Davenstown
Lee
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
Today’s five best radio features cover German English Spanish French and South American stations. Notable items include Braygrains, WIZ New York, WRO Washington, BML Eastern, Bernard Levi, Siton Orchestra, WGY Schenectady at 9 PM, Albany Chamber of Commerce dinner with Gay Alfred E. Smith, KGO Callant CP Mt Pacific KGO Players WSE Atlanta BM Central Orwan Revital.
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Braygrains
WIZ
New ‘York
WRO
Washington
Bernard Levi
Hns
Siton
WGY
Schunsotady
Best
Sui
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Gay
Alfred E. Smith
KGO Callant
Mt. Pacific
KGO Players
WSE
Atlanta
Orwan Revital
New Coal Operators Proposal Awaited After Strike Talks
A disrupted report from Jal indicates coal operators may present a new proposal as talks resume. Sources note ongoing discussions among industry leaders and labor reps on wage and settlement terms, with union officials signaling readiness to review any formal offer.
Wales Again Hurt In Riding Mishap
Wales suffered a fracture of the left collarbone in a riding mishap in Leicestershire and was transported to London for treatment. The accident followed a string of similar incidents involving the rider, a favorite in the event, with condolences from peers after a recent setback.
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Wales
United Press
de Prince
Leicestershire
London
Past Grand Masters Night Observed In Meadville Gathering
Past Grand Masters Night held by Jonathon Lodge and Rébokik Lodge with a 100 person dinner. Members conferred a degree by a senior team. notes list Noble Grand LT. Payne 1881 and other officers with long service, marking a ceremonial remembrance of past grand fellows.
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Jonathon
Meadville
Jonathyn Lodge
Seamon Mointy Thatory
Megece
Aes
LT. Payne
M. Churchill
Hil Marsh
P. B
Act on Mitchell resignation
Washington January 28 President Conlidgs expected to pass today on the resignation from the Army of William Ahichell former Brigadier General Assistant Chief of the Army Air service and commander of American war forces during World War I though no reason given for his resignation it is believed Secretary Davin will recommend the president accept the resignation in line with military formality and standard procedure
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Washington
Conlidgs
Anny
William Ahichell
Army Air Servic
Ignal
Davin
Ice skating rink planned for Corry with promised first class facility
The Corry company plans to open a first class ice skating rink here pending favorable conditions. They aim to offer an affordable option with a cleaned surface and will arrange special transport with Perry Niehili if the plan proceeds, leveraging new water power equipment on Gofiminss Avenue to run the facility.
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Corry
Buiye
Rory We Company
Swith
Newth
Sincw
Sot
Wolfé
Pipe Tin
South Street
Tove
Allem
Perry Niehili Tor
Pinchot May Be Defendant in Proceedings
In Harrisburg on June 2 hints of institutional proceedings against Governor Pinchot for alleged violations of state banking laws circulated as former State Treasurer Charles Snyder contemplated taking action. Alderman Hallman of Harrisburg confirmed no action would be taken pending further consultation with Snyder.
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Harrisburg
Pinto
Charles Snyder
Pottsville
United Press
Alerman John. Hallman
Amy Onimnte Agape
Thailman
Snyder
Plan Fight to Defeat Senate Court Backers
Irreconcilables defeated on World Court proposal as supporters vote in Senate, promising to carry fight to the people next November. Thirty-three seats up for reelection across states like Wisconsin and South Carolina shape a high stakes battle as administration leaders back Swanson court resolution with five reservations, final vote 78 to 11.
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Washington
Althoushy
Theas
Garey
Senrgol
Rewlebti
Wisconsin
Robert Mc Lakall
Crete
Carolina Demuern
Smith
South
Casolina
McKinler
Thants
Took County Re c
Gpuel McKinleyis
Wublican
Momgsaion Po
Frank
Teané
Turthermors
Broussard
Lowisiui
Enjoy Talk On Hospital Work At Kiwanis Meeting
Kiwanis members in Corry heard a detailed address on hospital work and management by Miss Glata Widefield, superintendent of Corry Hospital. She explained hospital operations, needs, and costs, presented statistics, and offered inside information on the hospital’s aims and benefits. The program featured the orchestra, though conductor Smith was absent for court duties. 35 members and three guests attended.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gorry
Corry
Glata Widefield
Corry Hospital
Widdifield
Pata
Widdliffeld
Corey Hospital
Misa Widllifeld
Te Smith
Whiv
Priofite
Twinls
Horhesteal
Iy Reat
Centralized Schools Prove Wonderful in Winter Practice
The Corry Journal reports on the failed promises of centralized junior high education. It cites high absence rates, travel burdens for lunch, and no progress on pledged cafeterias or meals. Critics blame former superintendent A E Memstrees and advocate returning to local ward schools, stressing cost and practicality.
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A. E. Memstrees
Hinior High
Tolay
Hunior High
Hw Bulding
Corry
Journal
City Struck by Bitter Gales No Relief In Sight
A ferocious winter storm battered the city with two to three foot snow drifts and zero temperatures. Power lines and gas supplies strained as residents faced record cold and heating shortages while schools closed and roads remained treacherous.
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Sigh Yelow
Corry
Ile
Emperatun
Tuisiress
Xéro
D'Clyde
Tome
Pennsylvania
Saskatchewan
Plains
Plains States
Ohioalley
Atlantic
Periheme Drga
Arkaneae
Erie
Highway Department
Trafic
Hay
Harding
Brown
Liv
Chicago
Anay Gale
Mercury
Columbus
Ohio
Merchants Plan Third Respite Dinner Meeting
Merchants plan a social dinner at Hotel Corry Burther on Wednesday evening February 1d to discuss retail concerns. The Retailers Division of the Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event with speakers arranged by committee members J A Lanstort O A Stennett and Charles Sessle. Tickets available at member business places to unite city merchants and improve merchandise for patrons. In Georgia, Floyd McClelland, a Union City youth, has been granted a third respite delaying his execution forty five days to March 2, amid renewed effort by local supporters to seek justice. Governor Walker granted the stay, drawing Union City interest and hopes for clemency or exoneration.
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Corry
Floyd McClelland
Georgia
McClelland
Althou
Walker
Union City
McClellind
Carnegie medals awarded to 29 persons across 16 states
Carnegie medals recognizing bravery were awarded to 29 residents across 16 states. No gold or silver medals were given. 20 were cited with brine medals. Some awards were posthumous, with pensions totaling 10,140 dollars a year for the dependents. Additional grants include 89,000 for education and 25,000 for other worthy purposes.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Berg
Ascurda
Epworth League Banquet Friday at First Methodist Church
Members of the Epworth League will hold a banquet Friday evening at 6 30 in the basement of the First Methodist Church All leaguers and those interested in league work are invited The Dorcas Sunday School Class will serve a menu for thirty five cents a plate A large number are expected to attend this enjoyable event.
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Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Dorcas
Japanese cabinet resigns after premier Viscount T Kato death
TOKIO Jan 28 reports that following the death of Viscount T Kato the Japanese Premier the entire cabinet resigned. The dramatic move comes amid changes in leadership as officials confirm the government plans a new administration.
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Tokio
Viscount ‘T. Kato
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