Sloan ill as hope of general motors strike settlement fades
Washington January 30 Frances Perkins said Alfred P Sloan Jr GM president did not call as promised to discuss methods of settling the auto strike. Perkins cited Sloan’s earlier statements of a call and noted he had left New York. She described Sloan as withdrawing from meetings and cancelling planned conferences with John L Lewis. The third peace effort failed as GM executives debated arbitration and quasi recognition of the UAW.
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Frances Perkins
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
Slodh
United Preas
New York
Misa Perkins
Bloan
Sloan
John L. Lewis
United Automobile Workers
Hare
Miss Perkins
Lewis
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New ‘Yorke
Nil Press
Michigan
United Automobile Workers Union
Wind and Waves Menace Flooded Homes
A storm sweeps through Pephomia and nearby towns causing flooding of homes as strong winds churn the coastline. Emergency crews struggle with rising water levels and property damage while residents seek shelter amid continued duress from the weather.
Car overturns injuring two near Cary Mish Pouthery
A Ford V8 veered off the highway near Cary Mish Pouthery west of the city today and overturned. Aulen Davis 69 and a Union City man sustained minor bruises and lacerations. Both were treated. the car wrecked, no one ejected.
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Umi Street
Union City
Corry
Welther
Daviy
Itg City
Tin Auto
Davia
Unionity
Germany nationalizes railways and central bank
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler announced Germany would nationalize railroads and the central banking system and renounce war guilt. He warned against Communism, pledged peace cooperation, and outlined plans for national awards and economic reform while stressing no colonial aims.
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Fuehrer
Avid
Velupisis Sigmalearal Tis Nepean
Vineith Yest
Aither
Lis
Hitler
Gere
Yndio
Ave Velensbante
Chvelza Atvainy
Germany
Nobel Prigen
Carl von Ossi¢laky
Exch Ho
Hoter
Russians hail death sentence for 13 plotters
In Moscow crowds packed Red Square to praise the sentencing of 17 Bolshevik plotters. Thirteen defendants were executed by firing squad, four received prison terms. Exiled Trotsky leaders were demanded extradition from Mexico for trial as hundreds of thousands joined the protest.
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United Press
Moscow
Prion
Red Square
Karladele
Kremlin
Leon Trotsky
Mexiow
Trotsky
Chamber of Commerce urges limits on government competition
The United States Chamber of Commerce committee in Washington proposes steps to curb federal activity in private industry. It urges bidding on government contracts, repeal of burdensome laws on private firms, standard cost accounting in emergencies, ending targeted grants or loans, and avoiding permanent emergency competition with business.
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United Press
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Curail
Injuries Fatal to Former Corry Boy
Mead Menave of Corry, formerly employed at Mead & Brown Willing Station, died Friday night at Hamot Hospital Evie after injuries from a Wednesday automobile wreck near Ripley. He had been in a coma for over 50 hours and failed to regain consciousness since the crash. He was well known in Corry with many friends.
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Mead & Brown Willing
Hamot
Evie
Ripley
McCabe
Iis
Cony
Barn Fire Destroys Big Smith Barn Near Elgin
A large barn one half mile west of Elgin on the Mem of Aurillis Smith was leveled by a noon fire of undetermined origin. Corry's fire department and about 33 volunteers with a new pumper truck fought the blaze as strong winds drove flames away from the home. Neighbors moved livestock and very little equipment was saved. many tons of hay and farm tools including a maple syrup evaporator were destroyed. Damaged estimated at over $3,000 to $3,500 with insurance undetermined.
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Elgin
Corry
Aqa
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Smith Farm
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Two Punxsutawney Banks Consolidate in Historic Deal
United Frese reports Punxsutawney Pa January 3 this city sees its largest bank deal as Punxsutawney National Bank purchases Lie désets of the County National Bank. Five or six County National directors join Punxsutawney National board. All assets and many County National employees transfer to Punxsutawney National.
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Thiggest Bank
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County National Bank
County National
Punxmittawney National Board
Punsmitawney National
Jhy County Natiral
Ohio Creamery Sold to Herbert Gulick in Conneaut
Guilel Gulick purchases Singer's Creamery at Conneaut Ohio and will take over operations on February 12. The deal includes all holdings and home property with management to join the new Gulick Dairy Company. Gulick and son Robert will stay on briefly as the business reorganizes for February 1 start.
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de Singer
Conneaut
Ohl
Mit Plavit
Guliele
Walter
Busnesa
PobeMary
Myris
Gulick
Tiebert
Fere
Andre
Conviental Hailey
Quiluk
Momory
Wie Gullek Dairy Company
Gulinke
Bubeess
Nel
Corry
Patrolman Cleared in Attack Case Amid City Council Review
A prisoner serving thirty years for a minor charge is reported to have obtained a release today and absolved the patrolman of blame in the alleged assault. The matter, prepared by an independent lawyer, will be discussed at the City Council meeting at midday.
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Alty Praan
Assailant Sought After Highway Patrolman Attack
Pittsburgh dispatch reports district police sought one of two youths who struck Patrolman Geoge Cohen of Imperial with a wrench. The incident occurred while Cohen was transporting John Norris, 19, of Scranton, and another suspect to Imperial bars as suspects in an automobile theft.
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Pittsburgh
Geoge Cohen
Imperial
John Norris
Scranton
Drive for Flood Relief Near Goal Here
Community drives and donations support flood relief with contributions from local employers and groups. A continuing effort by Corry Jamestown Minnesota and Porphention manufacturers, aided by the Red Cross at Tira Cuerri, aims to fund supplies and staff relief activities.
Bills Would Modernize Local Government in Pa
Bills in Pennsylvania would modernize local government by revising county structures civil service for municipal employees and tax collection units. The measures, drawn from the state commission report, seek to relieve real estate levies, permit broader county reorganizations, and discuss constitution revisions.
Greatest test of Mississippi levees coming
United Press reports flood waters surrounding Cairo Illinois as the Ohio River bursts into the Mississippi River. About 10,000 people evacuated, rivers swell, and refugees face ongoing hardships while authorities plan defenses and relief. Mayor Neville of Louisville urges immediate sanitation and flood cleanup with WPA aid forthcoming.
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Hutt
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Feve Wien
Louisville
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Neville Nilller
Marahel Tritter Widrital
Tegan Ly
WPA
Musmanno Drops Case Against Court Clerks Misread
Pittsburgh June 80 A judge dismisses charges against four court clerks who refused to oblige Musmanno in his bid to tackle night court cases involving drunken driving. The action softens a long running feud and marks a retreat from earlier criticism of the clerks.
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