Taylor Case Heads to Grand Jury in Warren County
The double Taylor case and related Warren County criminal charges move to grand jury scrutiny. Indictments on all counts are expected, with possible guilty pleas anticipated to spare trials. Authorities allege the Taylor brothers, Owen and Harold, and accomplices were involved in a multi year robbery and jail escape plot.
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Harold Tayorinth
West Spring Creek
March
Waren County
Warren County
Sheri
Harry Jfferson
Harold Taylor
Owen
Maynard Spots
Former Erie Prohibition Chief Arrested in Chicago
Richard J. Proud once led Erie enforcement and later the Chicago conspiracy division. He reportedly took federal papers from government files amid a Milwaukee liquor case inquiry. Also detained were Sam Pokrass and Joseph Lubor after Proud admitted removing the documents to aid a friend.
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Richard J. Proud
Chicago Prohibition Office
Erie Probibioin
Chicago
Proud
Corry
Milwaukee
Poktrasa
Joseph Lubor
J Pokrass
Prohibition
B. c
Yellowbdy
Doran
Arrests for Driving on 1929 Licenses Spike in Statewide Checks
Statewide highway patrol checks led to more than 60 motorists facing charges for driving without 1930 licenses. In Pittsburgh district arrests rose as cars were halted until drivers produced valid permits. One local case involved Dale Bunnell of Columbus who had not received a 1980 license and will appear before Alderman Porter. The crackdown, described as the most drastic in years, will continue for 10 days.
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Dale Bunnell
Columbus
White Street
Porter
Pittsburgh
Mranklin
Man
Tomorryyw
New Tardieu Cabinet Awaits Initial Test
Paris report says Andre Tardieu's new cabinet is weak and likely to be a makeshift. Observers expect a reshuffle after the London naval conference and a general election to clarify the parliamentary situation.
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Tardieu
Ralph & Heinzen
United Press
Paris
Mar
Andre Tardien
London
Chamber of Deputies
Niew
Generi
One Dead in Waterfront Fire at New Orleans Wharf
A $4 million fire at Charbonnet street Wharf of Anderson Clayton Co in New Orleans killed one man and burned eight others. The blaze spread to the steamer Scantic, destroying her upper structure after an explosion on the wharf. Joe Ryan, a boy, died from burns as visitors aboard the Scantic and crew members tried to help others. Fire started among 25 300 bales of cotton, then reached nearby stacks. Skiffs and the tug Sampson aided, rescuing several, while others were missing or severely burned.
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New Orleans
Charbonnet Street
Anderson-Clayton Co
Scantic
Joe Ryan
Sampson
32 Missing As Japanese Ship Sinks
A Japanese freighter Fukuyu Mara sank off Aomori today with eight percent of its crew missing. United Press reports the incident from Moskio.
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Moskio
Mar
Aomori
Prince of Wales malaria victim shows rapid recovery
An official bulletin reports the Prince of Wales is improving after malaria in Africa. No complications have occurred and full recovery is expected soon. He made rapid progress toward convalescence with no setbacks noted.
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Prince OF Wales
Kenya
Crisis talks urged as Illinois mine revolt looms
In Indianapolis editor Ellis Searles and UMWA President John L. Lewis warned insurgent Illinois miners to settle their differences with the union before the international convention on March 10 or face disciplinary action. They named Frank Farrington and J Walley as leaders behind the revolt and noted no grievance against Illinois rank and file. In Springfield, Harry Wishwick and Alex Howat were expect ed for the March 40th convention of rebels opposing Lewis’s UMWA leadership.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Uth
Ellis Searles
United Mine Workers Journ
John L. Lewis
Iia
Airlinois
Leares
Frank Farringon
Tinois Federation
Babor
Walley
Tilingis
Bbe
International Organization
Executive Commission
Lewis
Iilimois
Springfield
Harry L. Wishwick
Miners District Miners’ Union
Alex Howat
Kansas
John T. Lewis
Who Is He Taught Prince Carol Exiled Father Of Roumania
A profile asks who the man is who taught Prince Carol and is described as the exiled father of Roumania now serving as president of the University of Bucharest. See Page 7.
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Carol
Roumania
University of Bucharest
Senate Race Confusion Hums Over Pennsylvania GOP
In Pennsylvania the Senate race remains tangled as William Vare resists retirement amid rumors of a Davis bid. Campaigns clash between Vare allies and Brown and Lewis factions with Mellons and Grundy backing differing tickets as leaders seek viable lineups. A separate Warsaw accident reports a bus overturn killing 36.
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Hawisgug
Ha. Mar
William S. Vira
Pennsylvania
Ware
Philadelphia
James J. Davis
Senate
Davis
Vare
Florida
Genere Samuel
S. Lewis
Francis Shanie Brown
Brown
Lewis
United ‘States
Joseph R. Grundy
King Grive
Charles A. Waters
Lewis-Grundy
Mellons
Edward Martin
Martin
Cyrus 5. Woods
Woods
Fisher
West Indies
Arthur H. James
Supreme Court
James
George W. Maxey
Lackawanna
Maxey
Vare-Beldleman
Lieutenant Goveror
Gifford Pinchot
Public Service ‘Commission
Sedgwick Kistler
Trigger Woman and Aide Face Grand Jury in Pa Murder Case
Prosecutors presented evidence to the Lancaster County grand jury against Irene Schroeder and W Glenn Dague for the December death of Highway Patrol Corporal Bracy Paul. The pair, captured after a gunfight in Arizona, are expected to stand trial separately next week amid a web of clues including a boy's statement.
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United Press
New Castle
Mer
Lhe
McClelland to Speak at Corry Credit Exchange Dinner
William McClelland a longtime civic booster will address Corry Credit Exchange at the Hotel Corry Wednesday evening. The Canaries local young ladies will provide music for the dinner as three directors face election to set plans for the coming months.
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Erie Automobile Dealer
William McClelfind
Oldsman
Corry
Former Corry Man Arrested With Liquor Mixup in Warren
Robert Mead formerly of Corry was arrested Saturday night in Warren after delivering six gallons of liquor in response to a telephone order. Sheriff Harry Jefferson seized Mead and his car. Mead appeared before Justice Clark A. Nelson in Warren and was held on $1000 bail for grand jury appearance. Case disposal expected this week.
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Robert Mead
Warren
Warren County
Leo
Wenren County
Mead
Harry Jefferson
Ihoeme
Justice of the Peace
Clark A. Nelson
Grand
Storm MyWhole Weekend Snowstorm Buries Western PA Roads
Western Pennsylvania faced one of its worst snowstorms of the winter. Snow and drifting swept highways, delaying transport and causing numerous accidents. Three deaths were reported in the western part of the state, with miles of roads blocked and emergency crews scrambling to clear routes.
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Guy
Smnwyralla
Glen T Gates
Dale Bunnell
al Columbus
Phetu
Walt
J. T. Togke
Hazel Withrow
Pittshullis
Rouseville
Nooe
Pittsburgh
Mar
Pennsylvania
Maiden
North Braidddock
North Braddock
Walter Klinzing
Bertha Shott
Negress
West Fenn Hospital
Dunedin
New Zealand
Byrd Antarctica
Minneapolis
Jajn
Eafety
Butler
Washington
Greensburg
Beaver Falls
Arnold Biery
Franklin
Biery
Raymond Olson
Oil City
Penn’a
Taft's health shows little change overnight
Washington reports William Soward Adams spent a quiet night as attendants noted no change in former Justice Taft's condition. He slept continuously from early morning with no need for nurse attention as of 7 40 am today.
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Taft
United Press
Washington
Map
William Soward
Missing Western Alaska Xpress plane crash reported near San Bernardino
Bulletin from Los Angeles notes the Western Alaska Xpress plane missing since Sunday Zehmiaty 26th is believed found smashed in the San Bernardino mountains. In Burlin Chancellor Hermany Muellers estbinet hints at concessions to the Pawful Folks party on unemployment insurance to prevent government fall. In Detroi two burglars trapped in a theater chose to shoot Patrolman Donald Bony. both die from wounds, suspects Leonard B Tuoney and Leo Gurdada identified.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Zehmiaty
A Bernardino
Burlin
Hermany Muellers
Estbinet
Paw‘ful Folks Party
Detrol
Donald Bony
Bondy
Leonard 8
Tuoney
Leo Gurdada
New York Stocks Slip After Turbulent Trading
Markets closed irregularly as 115 steel stocks failed to rally and late trading stayed moderately active. In Washington a senate inquiry into the wheat price decline was demanded by Senator Nye of North Dakota, who urged action.
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New York
Washington
Viva Resolle
Ton
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Five Best Radio Highlights from Today
Radio listings feature Wiz and NBC Network programs at 6:00 HST with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, and NEC Network airings with Roxy's Geng. Additional slots include Voice of Wirestone on WABC and GBS Network at 3:30 EST and The Columbians on CBS Network at 1 EST.
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Wiz
NBC
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
NEC
Roxy's
Geng. i Wea
Voice of Wirestone
WABC
GBS
Ceta Couriers
WAG
CBS
the Columbians
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