Refuse to Deny or Admit Guilty When Arraigned
Tri Selupedew and W Glen Dagar, accused killers of state highway policeman Corporal Brady Paul, appeared before Alderman Win A Marshall and refused to enter a guilt plea. Neither district attorney Powers nor defense counsel attended. Lieut Thomas Boettner, state police chief witness, was ill delaying proceedings. The couple faced murder charges and faced mobs as they were escorted to the alderman’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard V. Cornish
United Press
New Castle
Tri Selupedew
W. “Glen Dagar
Brady Paul
Win. A. Marshall
Digue
Schroeder
Marshall
Thomas Boettner
Boattner
K.H. Powell
Pawel
Irene
Aldermary Marshall Iy
Hugo
Sulen
Arizona
Lawrence County Jar
Wallace Building
Aldermany Marshall
Trene
Dague
Tre Ue
Tragic crash ends five aboard at Fairfax Airport
A Travelair plane bound for Kansas City from Wichita crashed near Fairfax Airport after a failing motor. Pilot Duke Landeman and four passengers Miss Margaret Dice James Bigger Gr McKinnon Wim Mlynn perished in the blaze. The Central Air Lines craft operated under Universal Aviation. Paul Goldsborough to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kansas City
Kan
Duke Landeman
Travelair Nix
Fairfax Airport
Wichita
be_hind
Lindeman
Margaret Dice
St. Joseps
McKinnon
Chicago
Robbing and Meyers ‘Ler. Co
St. Lou
James Bigger
Woods ‘Theatrs
Wim. Mlynn
Globe Theatre
Central Air Lines
Universal Aviation Corporation
Paul Goldsborough
Universal
St. Louis
Kane Wolf Farm Owner Speaks at Rotary Club
Dr B H McCleery of Kane lectured Corry Rotary on wolves in an address titled Wolves. He described his wolf farm as a hobby driven project and shared narrow escapes and experiences with his captive pack including wolves from the Arctic and Mexico. Accompanied by F B Jones the guest list included Dr H O Haire and others from Corry Union City and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. MclCleary
Arctic
Mexico
McCleery
Kane Farm
F. B. Jones
Qutling
H. O'Hare
W. Feldt
S. D. Wilcox
V. W. Graham
Corry
E. D. Clough
C. J. Clough
Hatch
Union City
Today's Five Best Radio Entertainments On Air
A listing of programs across networks including WJZ NBC with Pure Oil Hour Vincent Lopez Around the World with Libby and Keith Orpheum Radio Eyeready Hour and Old Gold with Paul Whiteman, noting broadcast times in MST EST HST BST regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
NBC
Vincent Lopez
Wid
Libby
WEAN
Keith- Orpheum
WEAF
WABC
CBS
Giant Midwest Steel Merger Formed as Republic Steel
Cleveland January 28 Terms indicate the giant Midwest steel merger will be known as The Republic Steel Corporation. The new firm and its subsidiaries will hold about 825.7 million dollars in assets, ranking as the country’s second largest independent steel producer with diversified plants and reserves. A Republic Research Co. will oversee metallurgical work and a new subsidiary will be wholly owned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
Saidwest Steel
Republic
Steel Corporation
Nwe
Birmingham
Youngstown
Widat
Great Laket
New Republic Research Co
Shiotliy
Move to obtain more efficient day off officers
Washington dispatch reports congressional push for a strong civil service provision in the transfer bill to govern federal prohibition enforcement appointments. Attorney General Mitchell opposes removing Civil Service guardrails, while supporters cite recent Washington charges. Senators and Representatives press for a broader inquiry into the transfer of prohibition chief John Herbert from Baltimore to the Montana Idaho districts. A separate item notes the death of Celister Bursker from Bridgeville, Pa., after being struck by a railroad train on January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul HJ
Mallon
United Press
Washington
Mitchell
W. C. Deming
House Expenditures Committee
Jones
Wash
Senate
Legisation
Wheeler
Dem
Mont
2Nd Borah
Dakin
Plant
Prohibition
John Herbert
Baltimore
Montana
Idaho
Borah
Justice Department
Herbert
Pittsburgh
Celister Bursker
Bridgeville
Mercy -Hospital
Pennsyvania Railroad
Seven Die in Frederick Mine Camp House Fire
A fatal blaze at Fat Martinez's home in Frederick mining camp near Greeley leaves seven dead. Mrs Martinez and her five children aged from infant to 12 years perished, along with a neighbor who tried to rescue them. The fire swept the dwelling and the cause is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unizea Hress
Greeley
Cole
Fat Martinez
Frederick
Martines
Newibn
Martinez
Inns
Crossing crash victim to be buried here
Frankfort Indiana reports show Harold Howard recovering after a grade crossing wreck that killed his wife Sunday. Mrs Harold Howard suffered multiple fractures, head injuries, and severe rib and hand injuries. Her body will be returned to the Howard home for funeral services Thursday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Frante Wimner of the First Methodist Episcopal Church with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
Harold
Howard
Hward
Clifton Howard
Wesley H. Howard
Indiana City
Wesley Howard
Clifton Howar
Oscar Fritz
Barry
Scorry Boy Wins Merited Promotion with Bell Co
Sumner Bentley Jr son of the Corry postmaster is appointed assistant editor of the Telephone News the Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania monthly. He will move to Philadelphia to assume duties February 10th. Bentley joined the company after a University of Pennsylvania degree and a Pittsburgh commercial department role since November 1927. The Telephone News serves 25000 employees and affiliated Bell executives and circulates to major business concerns nationwide. The promotion marks a significant advance in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Bentley, Jr
C. S. Bentley
Telephone News
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Repulee
Philadelphia
Corry
University of Pennsylvania
Iiness
Bentley
Pittsburgh
Cony Boy
Bell
Limitation Of Auxiliary Ships Agenda Set At War Congress
London January 28 The American delegation wins a procedural victory as the plenary session at St James Palace orders alphabetical discussion of main conference questions. The press will be admitted after Henry L Stimson agreed to relinquish three seats. Reijiro Wakatsuki reports Franco Italian differences and British views on defining warship categories before other issues are taken up. The US will lead with auxiliary ships including cruisers submarines and torpedo boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
United Press
London
St. James Palace
Henry L. Stimson
United States
Burst of Fox Film Activity Lifts Muted Market
News wires report a renewed upturn in Fox Film activity lifting a dull stock market with amusements leading the rise. In San Francisco ethnic tensions flare again as whites clash with Filipinos after a brief lull. A New York Central locomotive exploded near Arnold Ohio killing three trainmen Roy Taylor William Berry and a brakeman Denmson. Washington officials doubt a long term pact on naval arms beyond six years. Pittsburgh cab drivers and operators endure a prolonged strike. Read Admiral Tomas Snowden dies in Washington at Leam. Berlin mayor Gustav Boess resigns amid ongoing corruption probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Oho
New York Central
Arnold
Here
Roy Taylor
Wm. Berry
Denmson
De Rivera Resigns as Spanish Premier
Madrid January 28 Premier Primo de Rivera, civil dictator of Spain since 1923, resigned today. The cabinet and army leaders met, the king was expected to appoint Berenguer if he accepts, or GDalodcar may head a new cabinet. Officers and officials attended the war office gathering as the resignation was presented to the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Madrid
Spain
Premi Primo de Rivera
War Office
Calonist
Demasso Berenguer
Berenguer
Count Guadolcar
School Directors Not Liable In Bus Crash
Uniontown Pa January 28 Directors of school districts where a bus crash occurs cannot be held liable for injuries to riders. Judge John Morrow ruled that providing transportation in a school bus is a governmental function. Eleanor Thompson had sued the district for 25000 damages after a bus wreck. The court dismissed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Uniontown
John Morrow
Inquest Today Into Death Of Tractor Driver
Coroner Ed Lowrey of Warren county to hold an inquest into the death of Philip Hayes of this city. Hayes died Saturday when his tractor was struck by Pennsylvania railroad train No. 508 at the Goiza crossing. Train crew and an eye witness will testify. Funeral services were held at Alexander and Company parlors. Interment will be in Wattsburg cemetery. Hayes is survived by five other children and three from his current marriage, all living in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowrey
Warren
Philip Hayes
Ed. Lowrey
Warren County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Goiza Crossing
Olcloake
W. E. Triscult
Timothy O'Conner
Earhart
Alexander and Company
Iit
Wattsburg
Columbus Avenue
Clarr Hayes
Leslie Hayes
Raymond Kittner
Raymond Pierce
James Ryan
Steamer Knebworth Grounded Off Biarritz in Storm
The steamer on the rocks off Biarritz is identified as the British collier Knebworth at Newcastle. One man is lost, and hope remains for the 22 crew members. The Knebworth carried a heavy coal cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Biarritz
France
Knebworth
Newcastle
Annual Meeting of Stockholders Receives Growth Report
The Corry Building and Saw Association held its annual meeting last evening in the Barlow block offices with 691 shares represented. New directors named were Walter L. Peilee, Orrin Hillbung, and Artur Colegrove. The annual report showed assets totaling $119,621.24 and liabilities of $87,? with a six percent dividend declared for the six months. Officers retained included President A. L. Foster and Treasurer Orrin M. Hillburs, as the board allocated twelve percent of earnings to the contingency fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Barlow Block
Elfte Son
Walter L. Peilee
Orrin Hillbung
Artur Colegrove
A. L. Foster
S.M. Wales
Orrin M. Hillburs
F. E. York
W. L. Peake
L. Spiesman
Arthur Colegrove
Youths tied to spree of local club burglaries
Police report Joseph Bean and Edward Haieil of Oleon confessed to burglaries across multiple towns including Lockport St Marys Olean Jamestown Salamanca Bradford Wellsville and Hornell. They implicated themselves in breaking into the Biks clubs and related losses totaling hundreds of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bean
Edward Haieil
Oleon
Dummeiris
Biks Club
Ruppersburg
Dunkirk
Warren
Lockport Ls
St. Mary's
Biks
Olean Eagles
Bradford
Moose Club
Wellsville Moose Club
Salamanca Biks
Biles’ Toogs of Hornell
Cornine Files! Club
Bankers Receive Prison Terms In Flint Bank Scandal
In Flint Michigan twelve of fifteen former Clon Industrial Bank officials linked to a $3.5 million plunder were sentenced to prison terms ranging from six months to 20 years. The case centers on using stolen funds to manipulate stock market investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
United Press
Flint
Mich
Clon Industrial Bank
Blunt
Ranmime
Mm Tackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. McLeery
Kane
Rotary Club
Mexi
Midwest Steel
Congressional
Drys
Harold Howard
Scorry Boy
Bell CO
Bulletins
New York
Fox
San Francisco
California
Tomas Snowden
Berlin
Gustav Boess Lee
Boess
DE Rivera
Julia Adams Crespo
Jose San Jiurto
Ube Ayil Guard
Asi
Emilio Burret
Catatonia
Barcelone
Biron Ibromee
Catalonia
Nantral Iiss
Casttson
Elks’ Clubs