LEWIS GREEN ABIDE BY REQUEST TO MEET FOR LABOR PEACE
Gas fumes from a hot plate in the Ellsworth home caused the death of Frederick M Ellsworth 71 and his wife Mary K Ellsworth after they were overcome by gas. Frederick died 25 hours after Mary at Corry hospital as investigations traced the cause to carbon monoxide. The couple had been overcome Tuesday Jan 24 and later recovered enough to stay with relatives before worsening again. Mary died late Monday and Frederick followed after midnight. The incident is reported with initial blame on preexisting health and monoxide poisoning. Continued coverage notes a labor peace meeting and negotiations between AFL and CIO to begin within a week with Frances Perkins coordinating with President Roosevelt.
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Frederick MacKenzie Ellsworth
Corry Hospital
Mary Keleher Ellsworth
Billsworth
Bilsworth
Ang
Willie Sabeeneedh Wena
Ormaa
William H. Lawrence
United Press
Washington
Mar
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Roosevelt
Hia Crulae
Navy
APL
CI0
Miss Perkins
Tentative Milk Agreement Is Reached Amid Papal Conclave
Vatican City report details the College of Cardinals meeting in solemn conclave to elect a 262nd pope. Three American cardinals join, with two daily voting sessions until a two thirds majority is reached. Procession and ritual described as smoke signals indicate a papal successor within days.
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Pope
Triangle
Vatican
Reynolds Packand
United Press
Vatican City
Mar
College of Cardinals
United States
St. Peter
St. Damasus
Marshal
Holy Office
Sigtine Chapel
Plan XI
Asi
Akutan
Maron
St. Damascus
Ceremanien Beuriine
Columbus Will Act on Lights for West Side
West Columbus property owners meet at Columbus Community Church Friday at 8 pm with C. M. Howard of the Pennsylvania Electric to decide on extending electric lighting. The meeting warns this is the last chance to favor the system before poles and fixtures are removed, as the east side already has lighting.
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Columbus
C. M. Howard
Pennsylvania Electric
Columbus Community Church
West Side
Wold
Howard
Couple slain and girl attacked in midnight rifle attack
A 12 year old found the bodies of her father and mother killed in their home by a rifle shot. The assailant proceeded to threaten the children and flee into an adjoining room. Police pursued a nationwide alert for a man named Gil Redfin.
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United Press
Edinburg
Ind
Nebhbrs
Phay
Molice
Ned Solsage
Gil Red Finnd
Goering Declares Luftwaffe Unbeatable Amid Arms Race
Berlin report says Field Marshal Hermann Goering told the nation the German air force was unbeatable and would be boosted further. He cited the Munich conference as the turning point for pressuring Britain and France into accepting the dismemberment of Czechoslovakia and vowed greater power amid the global arms race.
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Berlin
Hermann Goering
Germany
Great Britain
France
Czechoslovakia
Three Held in $18000 Kidnap Case in New York
In New York on March 1 George Katz said his faith in humanity collapsed when he learned his best friend Chutes Mitchell aided in the kidnapping of his four year old Michael Katz. Mitchell Sol Schwartz and Mrs Nellie Resok were arrested for holding the boy two tours until a $180 ransom was paid.
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United Press
New York
George Katz
Chutes Mitchell
Michael
Katz
Charlie Mitchell
Mitchell
Sol
Youth as Asset Highlighted in Rotary Address
Rev. Wilber J. Hewit of Union City told Rotary members at Hotel Corry that the era’s greatest asset is the youth of the country. He noted efforts like Boy Scouts, Chef Scout troops, YMCA and YWCA, focusing on education, recreation and civic formation for future citizens. Carlton Chaffee of the high school faculty spoke briefly about the upcoming district hand meet to be held here March 23 to 25.
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Wilber J. Hewit
Union City
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Hewit
Chalaml
YM. A
Carlton Chaffee
Americans Watching Nazi Air Activities In South America
Washington Mar 1 American authorities are closely watching Germanys rapidly expanding commercial aviation in South America Lines survey new routes in the region indicating growing German air presence and potential implications for U S interests.
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Washington
Mar
Germany
South America
Streetcar Crash Kills Six in Boston
Mechanics found a broken air brake valve spring caused a street car to derail on a rain soaked downhill curve crashing into a tree. Six people died including four children and 19 were injured, five in critical condition. Motorman Edward F. Hanley, 67, was charged with manslaughter and released on $2,000 bail.
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United Press
Boston
Edward F. Hanley
Four Union Men Appeal Terms In Pittsburgh Case
Meadville report says four Textile Workers Union members convicted for beating a American Viscose plant employee in the county work house sentence. Floyd Rouble Lionel Inhardt Gordon Bell and Robert Gilmore appeal in superior court with attorney F Joseph Thomas of Mendysville to represent them.
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Meadville
Pittsburgh
Bonatnson
American Viscose Corporation
F. Joseph Thomas
Mendystle
Allegheny County
Charles Farrah
Floyd Rouble
Lionel Inhardt
Gordon Bell
Robert Gilmore
State Official Dies at Ridgway Hospital
Frank Kelley, a $7 representative of the State Public Utility Commission, died at Ridgway hospital from a stroke suffered the night before while on business in the area.
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Ridgway, PA
Frank Kelley
State Public Utility Commission
Ridgway Hospital
House Group Approves 500 Million for Defense
The House Appropriations Committee reported a 499,857,936 dollar defense bill for the War Department, starting July 1, marking the largest regular appropriation since World War I. It backs immediate spending of 6 million for air corps expansion, funding 551 combat and photographic planes now, with total planes reaching about 8,200 to meet a 5,500 to 6,000 goal within 18 months.
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United Press
House
Roosevelt
Air Corps
Pansion
Plan for New Marriage Laws Draws Senate Attention
Interest centers on Pennsylvania marriage law changes to curb child marriages and boost health standards. The bill, back by Senator John Walker and drafted by Judge Lola McBride, raises the minimum age to 18 with parental consent for 18 to 21-year-olds, requires birth certificates and medical clearances, and bars licenses for intoxicated individuals or those with adultery histories. Also notes a Corry Rod and Gun Club meeting to present a new club house plan and dam maintenance updates.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
Loymal’shaw
John Walker
Allegheny
Allegany County
Lola McBride
County Orphans Court
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Amercur’ Legion
Nordy Genster Street
Colmbus
Irie Countty Sparemen's League
Chicago primary yields Kelly renomination in dominant local party
In Chicagn, May 1, Mayor Fa want 7 Telly leads a Democratic organization that has controlled Chicarn since 1931 and wins renomination in Tuesday's primary with a larger vote total than his three opponents combined. Dwight H. Green, a 42 year old former U.S. attorney who helped prosecute gang leader Capote for tax evasion, won the Republican nomination and faces Kelly in the April 4 general election.
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Byee Op Prea
Republian
Kelly J
Fire hits Greensburg warehouse causing $20000 loss
Fire destroyed a large warehouse and garage of a mineral water company at Kecksburg today. Company head Keck estimated the loss at $20000, with a large stock of bottles and cases, two trucks, and the two story frame structure badly damaged.
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Greensburg
United Press
Kecksburg
Remen
Keck
Band Concert Tonight at Senior High Auditorium
Two vocalists join the Curry Band for its second annual concert at the Senior High School auditorium at 4215 o'clock. Mrs Grace Runner Shields will sing The Song of Songs by Moya and In Thy Garden of Tomorrow by Jessie Depyen. Merrit Lille will perform Roll on Thou Dark and Deep Blue Green by Petrie. Mrs Shields accompanied by Victor Sayre and Mr Lille with his pianist. Tonel V Thorngood leads a large program with promising ticket sales and expected strong attendance.
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Curry Band
Grace Runner Shields
Moya
Aru
Jessie Depyen
Merrit Lille
Ideal Ass
Petrie
Shields
Victor Sayre
Spirtansburg
Lille
Lilleng
Tonel V. 'Thorngood
Mexico probes Nazi espionage plot in capital arrest
Mexico City March 1 Interior Ministry police say they uncovered a suspected Nazi espionage plot. Paul splitsky, a Polish German Jew, was arrested with Baron Hans Henrich Von Hollen, brother of Count Wolf Von Helldorf, a Berlin official and ally of Adolf Hitler. Details remain secret.
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Mexico City
Mar
Interior
Paul “Splitsky
Detsin
Hans Henrich von Hollenfer
Wolf von Helldorf
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Interior Department
Dairymen Meet Friday in Union City
Dairy producers from the region plan a Union City meeting Friday at 1 30 pm to discuss latest dairy market developments. Attendees include ALG Stillman George Andis Harry Kimmy John Babeth Rupert Hayes and Fred Harteman The Albany talks report a tentative voluntary continuation of the marketing pact with New York City distributors amid anti trust concerns and debate over participation by the Dairy Farmers Union and the Metropolitan Purchasing Agency Pre meeting notices urge local dairy men to attend and review the evolving arrangements between producers and distributors.
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Albany
Prise Visis
Alg. Stillman
Dairymen's League Cooperative Ag Socation
George Andis
Harry Kimmy
John Babeth
Rupert Hayes
Fred Hartéman
Mervin McIntyrs
Union City
New York City
Department of
Metor Dla
Dairy Farmers’ Union
Metropolitan Pargaining Agency
Pln
Hellen V. Noyes
Mas
Syracuse
Corry
Dairymen's League
Ar Aviaiona Wis
National Convention of Young Dems in Pittsburgh
Harrisburg reports the National Convention of the Young Democratic Clubs of America will be held at Pittshigh August 10 11 and 12. State President Joseph Barr says it will launch the 1910 presidential campaign with about 25000 delegates and visitors expected. Every presidential candidate or hopeful will be represented and early signals from Pittsburgh will indicate national political winds.
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Unus Rpess
Harrisburg
Mar
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Pittshigh
Joseph Barr
Pittsburgh
Two Truck Crashes Injure Workers Near Union City
Two truck accidents near Union City and Wattsburg left one man, Jack Chestnutt of Philadelphia, with back injuries after a load broke loose on an icy hill. A WPA worker was treated locally and several others avoided serious injury as the truck carrying WPA staff had a narrow escape. Another WPA party near Concord reported injuries to a Corry worker named Hopkins. details on others and the operator were unavailable at press time.
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Union City
WPA
Jack Chestnult
Philadelphia
Bernard
Wattsburg
Cleveland
Phila
Delphia
Concord
Hopkins
James to Name Relief Boards in Erie County
Interest centers on Governor Arthur Ines selecting members for Erie county relief boards. Olin W Bracken, a longtime assist program member, is expected to sit on the Public Assistance Board, with announcements anticipated later in the week. Other board appointments such as park and harbor commissions may be delayed.
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Memibers
Erie County
Mubie Ansatanes Board
Arthur Ines
Chi Bond
Wan
Public Assistance Board
Thin Wenle Corry
Olin W. Bracken
James Te
Ail County
Beardy
Park and Hacber Commission
Soldiera and Sailors’ Home
Grant Extension of Time to File Taxes
Harrisburg based Acting Revenue Secretary Walter J. Krew announced a reasonable extension of time for filing tax reports with a note that amounts due under the extension must be paid by March 15. He emphasized that extensions are granted only when justification is shown and the due amount is reduced accordingly.
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Lewis
Green
F.M. Ellsworth
Perkins
Goering
Gotham
United Denax
House Group
Kelly
Mexico
National Convention OF
Young Dems
Pgh
James
Erie County Assistance Board
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