Man Struck by Auto on East Columbus Ave in Brockton
State patrol and local police search for the hit and run driver after 26 year old Prank Hmvid of Brockton was struck on East Columbus Avenue shortly after 4 am. He suffered bruises and cuts with no fractures, and was taken to Corry Hospital. A Pittsburgh license owner, Bernard Terhorst, was investigated but cleared. driver remains at large as authorities seek clues to identify the other vehicle involved.
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East Columbus Avenue
Hmvid
Withntt Street
Brockton
Mass
Corry Hospital
Roosevelt Highway
Columbus Avenue
Emoid
Arom Highway Department
Sust
Bimard Terhorst
Pittsburgh
Terhorst
Emaoid
Detroit
New England
Tom Mix Loses Damage Suit Over 101 Ranch Contract
Erie jury awards Colonel Zack Miller 468000 in damages against Western star Tom Mix in a breach of contract case. Miller claimed Mix agreed to join the 101 Ranch circus for 10000 a week, while Mix denied any agreement.
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101 Ranch Circus
United Press Erie
Zack Miller
Tom Mis
Miller
Mix
Show
Gircus Expertses
Mis
Burden May Be Thrown Back On County Boards
United Press report from Harrisburg outlines a plan to shift unemployment relief costs to counties, tied to Pennsylvania politics in 1934. Grover C. Talbot estimates about 48 million dollars needed for relief over the biennium, with taxation and budget cuts as options. Political leaders weigh unemployed votes versus new employment in upcoming contests, as the state considers avoiding new taxes.
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Paul Comly
United Press
Harrisburg
Jan
Commonwealth
Republican
Reaidens
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Leauers
Grover C. Talbot
Delaware
Ohio
Talbot
Army dredge Chinook lost in gale off Atlantic coast
Coast Guard reports Chinook, a 40 year old Army dredge of 480 feet and 7 400 tons with a normal crew of 10 officers and 69 men, missing since Saturday after leaving Delaware Breakwater. Search continues as vessels in the area monitor for the disabled ship.
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United Press
Washington
Coastguard
Chesapeake
Norfolk
Delaware
Coast Guard
Corry Relief Plan Committee Opposes Food Market Plan
Members of the Corry Relief Plan committees at a Monday meeting opposed the proposed commissary plan for supplying relief food in Corry. They will file a protest with Governor Pinchot, the Blair County legislative delegation, and the Erie county emergency relief board, arguing the local system meets needs and the market plan could disrupt relief distribution.
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Corry
Pinchot
Bile County
Wrie County
Communists Revolt Against New Chancellor Hitler Opens First Day
Communists and Socialists urged a general strike against Adolf Hitler as he began his chancellorship seeking parliamentary backing for the regime. Dock workers in Hamburg ignored demands, tram windows were smashed, and shots were fired as Communists were dispersed. Hitler met Centrist Ludwig Kaas who was offered the justice portfolio in exchange for support, while the Centrists pondered joining the government and abstaining in the Reichstag. Violent clashes occurred outside Berlin, killing two men and wounding several. In Berlin, Nazis blocked Alfred Herzog's The Scandal About Lieutenant Blumenthal, booed the author, and the crowd jeered.
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Frederick Kuh
Pan
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Hamburg
Ludwig Kaas
Ministry of Justice
Chef
Johannesell
Reichstag
Berlin
Wiking
Alfred Herzog
Daladier Completes New French Cabinet Formation
Paris reports Edouard Daladier has completed forming a cabinet and drafted a plan to address the financial crisis. The government seeks socialist support by tax relief for small businesses and a smaller deficit estimate, presenting the cabinet to President Lebrun and aiming to brief the chamber on Friday.
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United Press
Paris
Edouard Daladier
Dbelay
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Farst
Henry Gherpo
Ast
Dalabiar
Lebrun
Republican Action
Chamber of Deniim
Seek Slash in Township Tax and School Costs
One hundred and nine members have signed the Wayne Township Taxpayers Union at a Municipal Building gathering where filers were elected and two resolutions urging tax cuts were adopted. Glen Miller of the Corry Taxpayers Union presided over about ninety property owners as Solicitor Blaine Kincaid spoke on conditions and effects on rural taxpayers. Resolutions urged the supervisors to cut road taxes for 1983 by three to four mills and to push state lawmakers to enact a bill to amend or repeal costly school laws, aiming to curb next year’s school-operating costs beginning July 1, 1983.
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Wayne Township Taxpayers’ Union
Glen Miller
Corry
Blaine Kincaid
Kincaid
Union
Wayne Township
Erie County
Corry Water Co Speaker Addresses Rotary Club Meeting
Ray Green of the Corry Water Company spoke at the Hotel Gorry to Rotary members about the history and growth of the local utility. He explained treatment methods, contamination safeguards, and costs of expanding water service. Green noted a 1928 offer of 1.5 million dollars and outlined buyer financing and Public Service Commission protections. CAG Crawford and O Swift of Edinboro attended as guests.
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Ray Green
The
Corry Water Company
Rotary Club
Hotel Gorry
Greer
Green
Public Service Commission
Cag. Crawford
O. Swift
Edinboro
Oday
Resume Operations on Ford Body Plant
Detroit January 31 production of Ford bodies restarted at the Briggs Manufacturing Company plant with 600 workers on the line and officials expecting 1000 employed by nightfall. New hires continued at a steady pace during the morning while police guarded the plant. Only minor difficulties were reported.
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Detroit
Ford
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Lewis to be first witness in highway probe
Harrisburg, Jan 31 Samuel S. Lewis state secretary of highways will be the first witness in the legislative investigation of the State Highway department. The committee plans to question Lewis Wednesday afternoon to review data and assess the rural road program cost to maintain in future years. The findings will influence highway appropriations and the governor's plan to add 65,000 miles of township roads to the state system.
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Ers
Harrisburg
Samuel S. Lewis
State Secretary of Highways
State Highway Department
Lewis
Pred Gelder Susquehanna
Galsworthy Dies After Lingering Illness in London
London report says novelist dramatist John Galsworthy died today after a prolonged illness described as an outgrowth of a prior ailment. He won the Nobel Prize for literature last November but could not attend the Stockholm ceremony due to illness. Democratic leaders in Washington call a caucus for tomorrow to rally against the tariff bill to be considered by the House on February 1.
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London
Den
John Galsworthy
Galsworthy
Stockholm
Washington
House
Democratic
Japs Ready to Recall League Representative
Tokyo dispatch reports Foreign Minister Yasuya Uchida traveling to consult Prince Saionji on recalling Japan’s League of Nations delegation. Uchida warned Japan will ignore League actions and treat Manchuria as an internal matter, signaling a potential shift after a cabinet meeting with no public statement.
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Miles W. Vaughn
United Press
Tokio
Yasuya Uchida
Okit Su
Prince Saionji
Hirohata
League of Nations
Uchida Sais
Japan
Manchuria
Geneva
Johor
Manchaukry
China
Saionji
Tavan
League
Smash window and steal cigarettes at Parker store
Police search for culprit after a brick smashed a window at S. W. Parker grocery in West Wayne and Smith streets last night and cigarettes were stolen. A third Ward youth was picked up in the morning but not linked to the theft.
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S. W. Parker
West Wayne and
Smith Chreers
Third Ward
Hospital Seeks 18000 State Aid in Harrisburg Bill
Representative John H. Jiny introduced a House bill in Harrisburg to provide Corry hospital with an $18,000 appropriation from the state, part of a total $12900 aid for the current biennium. The bill was referred to committee as lawmakers consider restoring full requested funds amid the hospital’s strained finances.
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John H. Jiny
House of Representatives
Harrisburg
Corry Hospital
Corry
King
Il Te
Savings Through Office Payment Of Garbage Fees
An announced plan offers one third savings on garbage bills by paying monthly assessments at Merritt Appliance shop with Collector Steadman. In January, office hours 1,2,8,4 at East Main for payment. downtown settlement 50 cents per month. periodic calls 77 cents monthly. Plan aims to reduce house visits and is expected to be adopted by many property owners.
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Mummstickers of
Corry
Merritt Appliance
Steadman
Mare
East Main
al Call
Steddman
Building and Loan Directors Reorganize and Set Reserves
Directors of the Corry Building and Loan Association met to reorganize for the year and approve a five percent regular dividend for the past six months. They voted a one percent special reserve, re-elected officers, and named a new appraisal committee and finance committee. The session included discussion of last year’s operations and prospects for the year ahead.
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Corry Building and Loan Association
Barlow Block
A. L. Foster
S. M. Wales
O. M. Hillburg
F. 8. York
J. L.spiesman
J. A. Lanaton
Ht. J. Fogl
W. L. Peake
J. le. Splesman
Drunken brawl ends in fatal stabbing near Titusville
In Venango county a man 27 year old Chir pence Cherry of Rouseville was stabbed to death during a drunken brawl at Wilbur Peebles home two miles south of Titusville. Seven people were questioned as police traced the knife wound to a single left side stab and the scene as heavily intoxicated suspects were jailed in Oil City and Franklin for county investigators.
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Venango County
le Fadlemoun
Chirpence Chery
Rouseville
Wilbur Peebles
Titusville
Fullowings
Lin Linnedy
Wie Weing
Ladly
Wilbur O. Peebles
Helen Koplpakie
Tiusville
Curtle George
Water Street
Saiite G. Peebles
Mqet
Spring Street
Roy Meorh
Byron Sofiia
East Central
Avonue
Thusville
Bonde
Altimenei
Nutentios
le Theare
Nio
Oil City
Franklin Joill
Veniango County
Fire Rips New Bethlehem Store and Apartments
A $50,000 blaze struck the Cherico store and adjacent apartment building in New Bethlehem Pa on June 21. Three men were trapped and injured while Brookville and Clarion fire teams battled the flames. William Adams and Paul Stackler, residents of New Bethlehem, sustained burns, cuts, and bruises. another firefighter suffered a fall from a ladder.
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Eevee
Aee Nttanning
Cherico
New Bethlehem
Norman Buller
Tony Cherice
Brookville
Clarion
William Adams
Paul Stackler
Sharon Investors to Receive Scrip Certificates Plan
Sharon Steel Foup Co prepares to pay interest on 15 percent bonds partly in cash and partly in 3 year redeemable scrip. $5.4 million bonds outstanding, interest $17.60 per $1,000 bond for six months, plan mailed January 21 to holders. bankers report no opposition.
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United Press
NEW York
Sharon Steel Foup Co
Helt
bondheys+ers
Naming of Oil City Resident Considered by State Committee
Harrisburg January session of the State committee on executive nominations considered Governor Pinelloe's nomination of F. B. Hall of Oil City for register at wills and recorder of deeds and the orphan's court of Venant County. Hall would succeed the late Gaonge C. Ricca to serve until the first Monday of January 1884 and be duly qualified.
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Harrisburg
State Committee On
Pinelioe
F. B. Hall
OM City
Wills
Rods
Orphans' Court
Venant County
Hisll
Gaongé
C. Ricca
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