Rabbit peddling here brings second arrest in county jail
Benjamin Watson, 42, of eastern Sparta township, was arrested Saturday for peddling rabbits out of season. He faced charges of maintaining a ferret without a state license, hunting rabbits in closed season, and possession of illegally caught rabbits. Sentenced to 93 days in Crawford county jail, with fines totaling 85 and costs. A prior arrest of James Foley followed, as officials continue the rabbit peddling crackdown.
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Benjamin Watson
Hear State Lot
Sparta Township
Watson
Crawford County
CG. W. Keppler
Meadville
Tme
Don
James Foley
Erie County
Kennedy
Sparta-West Spring
R. A. Kerr
Titusville
Dauphin Jury Nearing Close In Graft Inquiry
Dauphin county grand jury nears completion of its second phase in the graft investigation of the Barle administration. Presentments to the county grand jury are expected on indictments linked to the “maring” charges involving state employees. The inquiry involves District Attorney Carl B. Shelley and party factions.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Grand Jury
Barle
Carl B. Shelley
JJ Pepytheans
Furie
Teventeor
Refugee Crisis Grows at French Spanish Border
United Press dispatch from Perpignan reports French mobile guard reinforcements sent to frontier towns to guard against hunger and disease struck refugees from Loyalist Spain. Spanish Republican leaders plan a battle line ten miles north of Barisana to hold back advancing rebels while border areas face rising unrest and Premier Negrin endures public affront at La Junquera.
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United Press
Perpignan
Dan
Spain
Baresiana
Juan Negrin
la Junquera
Chile Quake Wreck Declares Vast Devastation and Death
United Press report from Santiago says Southern Chile earthquake deaths may reach 50 000 as Chillan areas face widespread ruin. Cities show collapsed buildings unburied bodies many homeless and starving while roads and bridges fail and relief is slowed by fissures and rain.
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United Press
Santiago
Chile
Earl Lremors
Chillan
Ministry of Interton’omietata
Ofda
Chergieneo
WAH P. Ms
Chlan
Sol
Major witness dies amid Hines corruption case
District Attorney Thomas B. Dewey pressed the Hines case as key witness George Weinberg, a Schultz lottery insider, killed himself in a White Plains mansion bathroom while in protective custody. Weinberg allegedly paid $1,000 weekly to Hines to shield Schultz’s racket, leaving Dixie's Davis and Barry Schoenhaus as other core witnesses.
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New York
Thomas B. Dewey
Tammany
James J. Hines
George Weinsberg
Weck
Hines
Weinberg
White, Plains
N.Y
J. Richard
Dixie) Davis
Big Barry Schoenhaus
Lower West Side
Schultz
Supreme Court Rules Only On Technical Grounds
The Supreme Court dismissed a major suit by private utilities against the Tennessee Valley Authority on technical grounds without ruling on the basic constitutional issues of the New Deal era power program. Justice Roberts read the 5-2 decision as Roosevelt’s third appointee took the bench, limiting review to standing and damages and avoiding the core constitutional questions.
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Russell Turner
United Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Tennessee Valley Authority
New Deal
TVA
Owen J. Roberts
Muscle Shoals
Pierce Butler
James G. McReynolds
Butler
Roberts
Charles Bvand Hughes
Louis D. Brandeis
Harlan
Stone
Hugo L. Black
Stanley
Reed
Dancing party joins nationwide Roosevelt birthday fund drive
Corry joins thousands of towns in celebrating President Roosevelt's 67th birthday. The event raises funds to fight infantile paralysis, with Freddie Eimers' orchestra at the Corry gathering. Stage and screen stars planned to join the Washington celebrations as radio broadcasts linked the night across the nation.
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Corry Wil Jon
Roosevelt
Ure Dun
Union City Police Chief Hurt In Crash Report
A chaotic OCR fragment reports on Nazi propaganda praise by Adolf Hitler amid a crash involving Union City’s police chief. The text mixes dates, places, and claims about Nazism and European politics with numerous garbled phrases and misspellings.
John Bell Civil War Veteran Dies in West Spring Creek
John Bell longtime Confederate Army veteran and local Memorial Day contributor dies at his Palmer home near West Spring Creek. Funeral services set for Tuesday at West Spring Creek church with prayer at 1 pm and burial in the West Spring Creek Cemetery. Bell, born March 12 1847 in Atlanta Georgia, served with the Gray and the Dive and was active in GAR events. Continued on Page Three.
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Cary
John B. Bell
Mr. Bell
Iis Hewitt Forum
Wallace Palmer
Spring” Creek
Palmer
Tie Home
West Spring Creeic
Bell
Corry
Aslinla
Mare
200 Autoists In City Without Driver's Licenses
Two hundred motorists in Corry and vicinity face loss of their drivers licenses on March 1 unless they correct faulty addresses on un-delivered applications. Postmaster Sullivan says blanks for address corrections are at the post office with a deadline approaching February 28. those affected should obtain a new application and mail corrections to Harrisburg to secure an operator's license.
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Corry
Janes P. Sullivan
State Motor Police
Harrisburg
Erie Cyclist Killed by Auto
Erie cyclist 22 year old of 3962 Page Street died in Hamot hospital at 4 a m Sunday from a skull fracture after being hurled from his bicycle when struck by a car driven by Robert F. Hickey 23 of 819 Weschler avenue at 1 45 a m Sunday on Besteth street between Parade and German streets. Hickey removed the injured cyclist to the hospital where little hope was held for recovery.
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Erie
Jet
Yeupge Wontard
Page Street
Hamot Hospital
Robert F. Hickey
Weschler Avenue
Besteth Street
Parade
Cerman Streets
Woodard
Hickey
Wage raise at Corry Jamestown plant announced
Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation granted a five percent wage increase effective today. The local plant has recently added several men to the force and expects a continued pickup in operation.
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Gamttown Manufacturing Corporation
Judge Under Probe Resigns Amid Ethics Inquiry
Chairman Hatton W. Sumners said circuit judge Martin T. Manton of New York submitted his resignation. Sumners announced the move as his committee began a preliminary study of charges against Manton arising from a Dewey investigation. Sources refused. Sumners cited numerous whispers as the basis.
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Washington
Hatton W. Sumners
Texas
Louse Judgiary Committee
Way
UW. & Circuit
Martin T. Manton
New York
Sumners
Thomas EB Dewey
Suymers
Bully
Severe Winter Weather Strands Streets and Slush
Snow and slush choke streets as work resumes after a calm weekend. Weather forecasts warn of a sharp temperature drop tonight and Tuesday with more snow likely. Western Pennsylvania rivers remain near normal but ice and cold wave conditions grip the plains and eastward regions.
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Wwest
Nanding
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Miss Tarbell to Teach Biography Course at Allegheny
Mias (Ida) Tarbell, a famed one of Allegheny College’s first women graduates, will return to her alma mater in Meadvill e Pa for a month this spring to conduct a special course in the writing of biography. President William P Tolley announced.
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Tarbell
Allegheny
United Press
Meadville
M. Tarbell
Saloy
Allegheny College
William P. Tolley
Accident near Mill Vestage injures chief of police and others
Union City chief O C Magee of Leon Cry was badly hurt in a highway crash near Mill Vestage as a heavy snow storm limited visibility. Dennis, driver of another vehicle, and two others escaped with minor injuries. Magee was taken to Union City hospital in critical condition.
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O. C. Magee
Leon
Jespla
Shelly
Cwhi “Magee
James Penn
Dreaong
Dennis
Tia
Dunge
Magee
Union City
Tuttles
Poe Carpenter Meat Market
Cinion City
Severe storm kills seven in Chicago alone
Snow sleet and high winds battered the eastern half of the nation. Chicago suffered eleven deaths by exhaustion in a blizzard, with rail crashes injuring others as part of a wide storm arc from St. Louis to New England. Rivers rising raised flood concerns while temperatures dipped near 25 degrees.
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United Press
Chicago
St. Louis
Linois
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
New York State
New England
Pennsylvania
Emergency landing field prepared by state police in snowstorm
Batavia reports a State police led effort to ready an emergency landing field after an airplane could not land due to a fierce snowstorm. The unidentified crew circled the village for hours as volunteers manned the field, tending weathered conditions and safety gear.
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Batavia
Paviion
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Mill Vestage
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East Smith Street
Ninber
Miami, Fla
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