Shrinking International Trade Brings New U S Problem as Governments Resign
In 1932 Corry district records show 195 births and 160 deaths, heart disease the leading killer. Of the district’s 222 births, 109 were boys and 113 girls. deaths totaled 160 with heart disease and pneumonia among top causes. Elston’s registry notes infant deaths and a full year’s mortality by sex and township.
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Fear Violence in Attempt to Break Strike Detroit
DETROIT Jan 28 A dozen old employees faced strike pickets boos and jeers while signing onto a new wage scale at Briggs Mann Sheltering Co officials say the move could break the strike that closed Ford plants. state troopers deputies and Highland Park police maintained order as workers returned under a roped off lane with armed officers and tear gas ready.
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British envoy meets Roosevelt on debts in Warm Springs
Sir Ronald Gilday British ambassador flies to Washington for talks with President-elect Roosevelt on war debt ahead of his London departure. Roosevelt invited the envoy to visit the Little White House, a rare pre inauguration meeting amid ongoing debt negotiations.
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Bandits Loot $5,000 In Kansas City Bank Ambush
Police and a citizen posse chased three bandits who intercepted a downtown North Kansas City Bank messenger around 11 a.m. shot her guard, and escaped with loot estimated at 85,000 dollars.
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Bomb Wrecks Mussolini Aide Home Killing Wife
Philadelphia report describes a massive bomb at the home of John Di Silvestro, aide to Mussolini, killing his wife Helen and injuring family members including four children and a secretary. Di Silvestro and others were rescued and taken to St Agnes hospital after a seven hour search. Separate blast in Youngstown, Ohio, at A W Smith residence injures no one seriously as front of the dwelling is wrecked.
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Drop Appropriation for Prison Machinery
The House adopted an amendment to the Department of Justice appropriation bill prohibiting purchase of $25,000 worth of manufacturing machinery for use in the new federal penitentiary at Lewisburg Pennsylvania. James V Bennett told the House Appropriations Committee that 150 prisoners would make metal furniture by hand and that first year production would be valued about $25,000 to $30,000 for government sale. Principal products would include tiling cases and transfer cases. The appropriation faced opposition from Corry steel furniture manufacturers.
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Local Relief Plan Opposed By Townships
Pennsylvania township commissioners in Pittsburgh met for their annual three day session amid divisions over Grover Talbot’s plan to shift unemployment relief to local communities. Delegates heard Herron object to the speaker of the House and to abolishing the direct primary as cost saving.
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Pitt Professor Killed by Train in Pitcairn Yards
Dr. Howard C. Kidd, 44, commerce professor at the University of Pittsburgh and international railroad authority, was struck by a train while walking along tracks in Pitcairn Pa. He had just met with James W. Pike, assistant trainmaster. Kidd was born in Newark, New Jersey, son of Rev. Robert Wilson Kidd. his death follows a study trip to South America.
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Volume Might Reach Zero In International Trade
United Press reports from Washington that if trade trends continue, international trade could reach zero by May 1984. Experts at a world economic conference warned that rising tariffs and nationalist policies shrink global commerce, suggesting steps toward tariff reductions and currency stabilization, possibly a return to the gold standard.
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Raid at Pittsburgh Luxurious Club Nets 14 Arrested
Fourteen people were arrested and gambling devices seized after a month long undercover operation by state troopers from Heading Greensburg and Butler at a Monaca area club opposite the Oakland police station. The raid followed three prior failed attempts and officials described the venue as largely immune to raids. The suspects were to be held for hearing before Judge Patterson as magistrate. Inside troopers posed as gamblers and gained access to the barricaded building during the operation.
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600 Garments Made With Material of Red Cross
A Red Cross chapter teammates with feverish zeal and cooperative spirit continue the local relief program during wartime. Volunteers meet Tuesday and Friday evenings, often late, delivering 600 garments and extending aid to the poor and needy in the community.
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Relief funding showdown confounds Pennsylvania lawmakers
Harrisburg January 28 relief revenues place the Pennsylvania general assembly in a dilemma. Leaders say finding funds for two years of unemployment relief is among the gravest questions in decades and fear new taxes. Speaker Grover Talbot says the assembly may thrust relief costs onto private charity, noting federal aid road funds must cover Repayment of 26 million borrowed from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, while sales tax receipts seem likely to fall short of estimates.
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Confesses to Torch Murder in New Jersey
Frank Canora surrendered to police after a four hour exam admitting the torch murder of his wife Lena Canora. He said he throttled her with a tire, moved her body near Spring Valley, doused it with gasoline and set it ablaze amid a dispute over finances and separation. Police Lt Allyn announced the confession and details of the crime.
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Support Urged for Emergency Red Cross Drive in Corry
The Corry Red Cross seeks donations to meet an emergency appeal as membership quotas are set low and few signups have occurred. Local volunteers, led by Mrs. W. M. Hougton and Mrs. T. Giblin, coordinate garment production at Bracken Brothers building with national Red Cross material, aiding hundreds in need this winter.
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Chemists Called In Poison Murder Plot Trial
Pittsburgh January 28 A trial of two Pittsburgh area women Anna Aylas 38 and Mary Chalis 21 accused in an alleged insurance murder plot again took a technical turn as defense sought to call chemists and physicians. A witness Joseph Prookovich Homestead testified he heard ambled bodies of Steven 148 and Andrew 16 before obtaining death certificates from physicians. He said he was informed the boys died of natural causes.
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Hitler Looms as Successor to Von Schleicher
Berlin politics reel after Chancellor von Schleicher resigns with his cabinet as Hitler looms likely successor. In Paris, Prime Minister Paye-Poncopy quits amid misconfidence vote. France faces budget crisis and new administration within days. Officials warn war debt and tax battles threaten stability as Hindenburg weighs appointing Hitler amid cabinet turmoil.
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Ford Charges Spur Congressional Probe Urged
Washington Jan 2 8 Henry Ford charged that competitors sought to use banking influence to block his new models. Senator Black urged a Senate inquiry into alleged banking control of industry. Black said Ford’s statement aligns with yesterday’s Judiciary Committee testimony on interlocking directorates.
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