G M Ream City Commissioner Stricken In Fatal Heart Attack
Prominent public official G M Ream dies on Wright Street from heart failure after a decade of service in city government. Born in Greenville, Pa, he led a long career in retail, county and city offices, including City Clerk and City Commission terms, and was active in First Methodist Church. Funeral set for Wright Street home with Pine Grove burial planned.
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Notable figure dies after hospital operation in Roosevelt
United Press reports that Dan efs, a movie star, underwent an operation for appendicitis at Roosevelt Hospital New York. Postoperative notes described the actor as "doing very well" after the procedure.
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Pennsylvania crude oil prices rise again by ten cents
Pittsburgh Jan 2 Pennsyl vania crude oil was boosted ten cents a barrel today marking a third advance this earrent. Virgini and Kentucky crudes were also raised ten cents. Prices listed include: Pennsylvania 35 cents, West Virginia 28 1, Somovnt 43.10, Shimerset Tight 20.5, Morning at 2, Biglouds 0s 100, with no changes noted later in the morning.
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Americans urged to avert European war by voters pleas
Tons of mail from citizens and voters press Congress and Senators to keep hands off Europe. The flood of correspondence signals strong urges for cautious nonintervention and a swift decision on the European crisis. Proponents of firm action also mail in large numbers amid a divided public.
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Attack on King George Foiled by Wounded Ex Soldier
A crippled ex soldier attempted to attack King George and Queen Mary at a railway station on their arrival from Sindringhim. He was arrested five yards from the king, and police doubt an assault occurred. Scotland Yard notes shell shock and mental examination. The royal party then proceeded to Buckingham Palace as authorities secure the scene.
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Borah Urges Mussolini for World Economic Conference
Senator Borah urges Premier Mussolini to initiate a world economic conference as nations await France Britain and Belgium actions. The statement circulated after Mussolini read Borah's appeal and public opinion in Italy supported European leadership to avert looming economic danger.
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Car Crash Injures Corryites On Daytona Beach Raceway
Telegrams report a Daytona Beach crash injuring several Corry residents. Mrs Beas Kincaid is badly hurt and to travel north soon. Mr Frank Ames suffers a fractured nose and bruises. The Estee car sped at 11 to 60 miles per hour and the driver of the Bisse car was reportedly intoxicated.
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Damage suit filed against Erie minister over sermon
Edward Schmelzer, safety director, filed a $25,000 civil damage suit Monday against Rev. W. W. Iliffe in Erie. A summons in trespass was issued by Attorney E. M. Murply, with Sheriff Brown. Iliffe said he had retained W. Pile Gifford to represent him and offered a brief remark wishing luck.
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Mother and two sons die in Coupon fire at night
A mother and two sons died in a late Saturday night fire at Coupon hamlet in Altoona Pennsylvania. Vernon Litsinger and Edgar Litringer, both 14, perished. Two other children were hospitalized with second degree burns. Ruth, 13, survived by leaping from a second story window into a snowbank. Mrs Emma Langworthy visited Sherman today after staying with Mrs Guy Webster.
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Ruhr Invasion Rumblings Blur European Tensions
London and Berlin report intensified talk of potential Turkish acts against Britain and Angora as Lausanne conference strains rise. Rail and communications strikes disrupt Ruhr occupation and Irish unrest flares with train sabotage and attacks on Free State targets amid mounting European crisis.
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Plan action to recover Spring Creek shortage confronts board
Directors of the Spring Creek Milling Company met informally to address a worsening shortage and potential restitution of funds. Uncertainty over Fred Maxwell’s status and missing audit data prompted attorney Kincaid to coordinate with officers on legal steps. projections place recovery costs between two and three thousand dollars as the chair awaits Maxwell’s input.
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Harvey Back in Britain Debrief on Baldwin Impression
George Harvey the American ambassador to Britain arrived at Plypath and said in an interview that Stanley Baldwin, head of Britain's Debt Funding Commission, made an excellent impression in the United States and that the results at the analysis would be grand.
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Army bill reported by Senate appropriations panel
United Press reports in Washington that the army appropriation bill, to fund river and harbor improvements with $56,000,000, was favorably reported by the Senate appropriations committee. The measure aims to maintain the army while backing federal harbor projects.
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Concord boosters dinner to promote good roads
Concord Citizens are urged to attend a noon January 31 dinner at the Phoenix Hotel hosted by the Good Roads Boosters. Reservations or attendance confirmation can be arranged via the Chamber of Commerce.
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City council to appoint acting commissioner after Ream death
The City Commission will name an acting commissioner to replace the late George M. Ream of Public Property. A temporary appointment will be made within thirty days if the commission cannot agree, by the county court if needed, to hold until the next general election.
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Completion of Governor's Day Delayed in Harrisburg
Gov. bill to regulate Governor's Day cannot be ready for presentment tonight due to drafting problems. Attorney General George Woortcut noted difficulties in finalizing a form acceptable to those drafting the bill. Several other administration measures including appropriation and constructorial amendments will be sent to the legislature tonight for consideration.
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Favorable Nomination Report On Judge Sanford
Washington January 20 a favorable report on nomination of BT Sanford federal judge of Knoxville Tennessee to associate justice of the United States Supreme Court was ordered unanimously by the Senate Judiciary Committee today. It is expected to be confirmed Tuesday with Sanford a close friend of Chief Justice Yulits a wealthy Republican of eastern Tennessee.
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Posture Tests Begin in City Public Schools
Posture tests of all pupils in the public schools are now being taken under the direction of Sol W Wolfe, physical director. The tests include exercises marching standing and bow pole and aim to reveal possible defects in the heady shoulders chest back hips.
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