Non Aggression Pact Aims With Disarmament Talks
London reports President Roosevelt seeks a world non aggression treaty in parallel with any disarmament accord. He favors pledges to refrain from using armed forces across neighbors borders and warns against leaving offensive weapons unchecked. Britain weighs revised disarmament terms as Europe considers options.
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Roosevelt
Oseban
Harry Flory
United Press
London
United Press Today
Torlea
Britain
Europe
Paris
Great Britain
Aldi
Italy
Germany
Irance
France
New relief program launches in rural states Monday
United Press reports Hopkins says the administration will begin a new three fold relief plan in several rural states this Monday. The program shifts farm aid toward specific part time work on highways and repair projects under state supervision with a major cut in civil works rolls.
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United Press
Washington
Hopkins
Consumer to Have a Voice in NRA Recovery Talks
Washington皀 May 2 The consumer advisory board director says consumers will get a break with NRA as public hearings and code conferences test consumer impact in the recovery program. Keezer notes buying power as key and Roosevelt with Rumsey will present Gras som and a motion picture to illustrate the new deal neglecting the consumer.
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United Press
Washington
NRA
Daxter Keezer
Consumers Advisory Board
Roosevelt
Mary H. Rumsey
Consumers Board
Frank. Grassom
University of North Carolina
One of Byrd's Ships En Route Northward
Bear of Oakland reports the Hear oF Darkness cleared the Bay of Whales and began northern voyage for the Byrd Antarctic expedition. The ship battles heavy ice and towering icebergs amid long polar night as it pushes toward ice barrier exploration in the South Pole region.
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BEAR
Oakland
Mackay
Bay of Whales
Byrd
Ihee
Weather delays city projects as crews await better conditions
CWA projects in Why City and Corry School District hinge on warmer weather. A large crew reopens the Senior High repainting and expands to the elementary building. Sewer extension from Myrtle to Fourth Ward waits frost melt. Twenty streets graveling and Bear Creek sewer also pause. Junior High athletic field work depends on conditions. about forty workers will toil through May.
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CWA
Corry
Uiilinge
John A. Lanston
N. R. Dickson
Ween
Myrtle
Ue Bear Creek
Mrs Schluraff Named Chairman of County Commissioners Panel
Erie March 2 Helen M Schlurfier Erie county commissioner was chosen chairman of the legislative committee of the Pennsylvania County Commissioners Association by president Joseph F Rogan. The committee includes John Thomas Jr Clarence H Bennet Clyde K Croft John N Marky L C Norra Jon F Roger and Rogan named the executive members J H Kirchner Ed Stanley T Hungq le Ed James C Clank J Bloer Johnston Lewis Edwards and Reymond Sawyer with Cumberland in the mix.
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Penna County
Commissioners’ Association
United Press Erie
Helen M Schlufeir
Erie County
Pennsylvania County Commissioners’ Association
Joseph F. Rogan
John Thomas, Jr
Cambria
Clarence H. Bennet
Bucks
Clyde —K .Croft
Columbia
John N. Marky
Venona
Robbed Beaten in Hold Up Here
Police report a hold up in the west end last night with one man from a railroad shanty near Gates Street beaten and robbed. He was said to have had a watch and money taken. exact amounts not named. Chief Burlingame was informed this morning.
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Gates Street
Maittle Charley
Burlingame
Corry Civil and War Department Probing Court Calendar
Washington March 2 House expected to approve resolution launching sweeping probe of War Department methods in buying airplanes trucks and army equipment. Investigations will cover air corps inefficiency alleged pet contracts and inflated prices with possible court martial referrals if facts prove wrongdoing. Civil cases listed include Leon Brown vs Weed Lyle Poster vs Root George Blair vs Abbey and others from prior terms.
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War Department
Washington
House
Air Corps
House Military Affairs Committee
John J. McSwain
Crook Aiass
Corry
Asea
Inetiana
Court of Common Preis
Leon Brown
Paul Weed
Lyle W. Poster
Arthur L. Root
Root’s Furniture Store
George W. Blair
Guy ©. Abbey
Sarah Mulhelrm
Paul S. Weed
Eiectric Materials Company
Troy Gillette
C. F. Bliss
Steward Carl D. Jackson
Garrett Wiggers
Ruth Wheat Star
Tragic double escape attempt ends in blaze at Tauver home
Sanford Tauver 45 planned suicide with gas in his bedroom causing a fire that fatally injured him and left his wife Viola and stepson Ray Campsie 26 burned and hospitalized after the couple returned home from a drive to Natrona Heights. Neighbors and police intervened.
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Pasar
Sanford Tauver
Natrona Heights
Auver
Viola
Ray Campsie
Elise
Tauver
Tatver
Neve
Mulgide
Allegheny Steel Company
Severe May Rain Signals Major River Floods Threat
Pittsburgh reports warn of potential flooding along the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers as heavy rain and thaw threaten the lowlands. Officials urge river crews and boat readiness, with warnings from the U S engineers and city police about possible transportation disruption in the Golden Triangle.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Olean
Mynongahla
Fairmont
United States Engineers Office
Ben R.marshall
Wynekoop to Take Stand in Murder Trial
Dr Alice Wynekoop testifies before a youthful jury in Chicago alleging murder in the basement operating room slaying of Rheta Wynekoop the 28 year old violinist and wife of her son Refreshed after hospital treatment the frail 62 year old doctor declares readiness to plead for freedom and innocence asserting medical condition affects nothing in the case
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United Press
Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Biarle
Rheta
Wynekoop
Jnst
Solmtgall Hospital
Attorheya
Bad Weather Forces Air Mail Cancellation Reported
Unfavorable weather at Newark on March 2 led to the cancellation of air mail routes. Planes bound for Chicago and Kansas City were delayed or diverted, with arrivals and departures affected by the storm.
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Faye Iern
Newark
Chicago Rim
Atlininie AL
Kansas City
Probe Blast in Beaverdale Mine Kills Four
Four men died and five were injured in a Beaverdale coal mine blast near Johnstown Pennsylvania. Officials say a lighted cigarette likely caused the thawing operation with calcium carbide. Victims include William Yahner and Clyde Kelly, with Yahner's son James critically hurt.
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United Press
Glyde Kelly
Etcensburg
John Baarish
Beaverdale
Yahner
Andy Fornodle
Tlaydell
James
Emer | Willams
Miner
George Master
Robert Qroyle
Christopher
Robert
Beaverdere
Golden Rule Club Meeting Urged for Evening
Town notice calls all members of the Golden Rule Club to attend a seven thirty gathering at the Municipal building. Merchants are especially urged to be present as plans are laid for the first in a series of monthly meetings.
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Te Colassuse Club
Bulding
Merchant
Miotithiy “Oale
Bank messenger robbed in Richmond
J A negra messenger of the State Planters Bank was held up and robbed of 80 000 dollars while transferring funds from the Federal Reserve Bank to the State Planters Bank. He was with guard L A Cogabill as three masked white men and three others waited in an automobile to flee.
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Richmond
Mar
J.A. Negra
State Planters Bank
John E. Jones
Flist District Federal Reserve Bank
L. A. Cogabill
Roosevelt to Meet Leaders on Law Practice Restriction Bill
President Roosevelt to confer with Senate and House leaders on a bill to limit law practice by government officials. The measure would bar members of Congress from private legal work involving government matters and restrict those connected to national committees. Readings include George Norris and others on the list of attendees.
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Senate
Washington
Roosevelt
Greas
Congress
Natoual
Mr. Roussyult
Sastry George Norrla Rann
Ned
Eenande Wiliam King
Degg Tid
Anit Stor James Bynies
Tam
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