Massive unemployment protest spawns global demonstrations
Thousands of Communists and workers flood major cities in a coordinated push against unemployment. Police mobilize in New York Chicago London Paris Berlin Vienna and other capitals to keep order as riots injuries and tear gas mark scattered violence in a world wide unemployment day demonstration.
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Berlin
Kart Worth
Tex
Abo Dam
New York
Chicago
London
Paris
Vienna
New York City
Bey
Caicago
John Siege
Liberal University of Chicago
Cit Ac
Fiee
William Hale Thompson
West Side
C. A. Hathaway
Communist Party
Prague
Reval
Bucharest
Rome
poliere on_guird
Iord
Alani
Manchester
Birmingham
Newcastle
United States
Chinaso
Old South
West Coast
Seattle
Washington
White House
Pittsburgh
Ignal
Guyal
New. York
Union Square
Hatory
Travel story thrills Kiwanis at luncheon meeting
Kiwanis members enjoyed a travel tale shown by W. L Markham of Jamestown detailing 29000 miles of western and southern US travel. He spoke to seniors about wonderland pictures and discussed club membership contest plus attendance figures for Corry and Titusville.
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Kiwanis Club
W. L Markham
Jamestown
Markham
Higher Assembly
Titusville
Charles Shuss
Corry Club
J. H. Martin
Lyle D. Ults
Immanuel Qplacopsi Church
Trawler Grounds Near Boston as Fleet Mourns Tragedy
A trawler named Notre Dame ran aground south of Boston near Harding Lodge two miles southeast of Boston Light after a busy period in Bath, Maine. In Pennsylvania, 26 year old Harry Adams of McKeesport died at McKee Hospital from fractures after being struck by a freight car at a West Elizabeth crossing.
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Boston
Notre Dame
Bath
Harding Lodge
Boston Light
Mckeesport
West Elizabeth
Harry Adams
McKeeawort Hospital
Railroad chief envisions strong year for 1980 railroads
E R R president Denhop told the Pittsburgh audience that railroads will aim for a business level like 1929. He noted 1938 was fair, predicting a solid year ahead as freight car orders rise. He backed a consortium of lines including Erie Lehigh Valley Nickel Plate and others to form an efficient eastern and Midwestern system, aided by an Interstate Commerce Commission consolidation plan.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
E. Denhop
Iheny Railroad
Tearfie Club
Dans
Waite
Erie
Penney
C. i
Hocking Valley
ForesMariquette
Lehigh Valley and Western
Nickel Plath
Interstate Comnence Commission
Early action promised on Columbus avenue project
Franti, division engineer of the department of highways, tells Solicitor Kincaid that Columbus avenue plans are complete except for the bridge design. Bridge work was delayed by post winter conditions and congestion in the Ridge division, but plans for the structure are expected soon and the full set will be submitted for advertising.
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Frame
Franti
Department of Highways
Ity
Columbus
Dog Law Enforcement Visit Targets Unlicensed Dogs
The supervisor of the Bureau of Animal Industry and Agent L L Shower visited to review dog law enforcement and sheep-kill claim payouts in this district. They cited fraud probes in nearby territory and expect prosecutions soon. A final warning urged all dog owners to license. Officer Lesh from Wesleyville reportedly killed 82 unlicensed dogs in Ex Lawrence Park and Wesleyville recently.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
L. L. Shower
Lesh
Wesleyville
Lawrence Park
Three Die in Boston Hotel Fire. Court Case Delayed
Three persons perished and ten injured in a four story apartment hotel fire in Boston. The control of Floyd McElroy of Dalsmus was continued until the June term on a charge of driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The case was adjourned as Warren officials announced the delay.
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Boston
Floyd McElroy
Dalsmimus
Warren
Credit Exchange Board Members Re-elected At Dinner
Worth Hammond, D. H. Doane and S. H. Nichols were re elected to the board of the Corry Credit Exchange at an evening dinner at the Hotel Corry. About fifty members attended as the orchestra provided music and the annual report highlighted another successful year with notable projects and community benefits. Meeting details included remarks on factory-site inquiries, rural trade, and plans for a free parking site for farmers and visitors, plus committees formed for parking investigation and a possible Indies Night event. The exchange also discussed incorporation and adjourned after routine business.
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Worth Hanmond
D. H. Doane
S. H. Nichola
Corry Credit Exchange
Hotel
Corry
Canaries
Arount
Inch
Exchange
Worth Hammond
F. B. York
Finnances
Piroculah
Hammond
William Lombarg
Pittsburgh
New York City
Bute
Pennsylvania Agilven’s
Boyd Spencer
Charles Shuss
Spencer
C. E. Doane
S. H. Nichols
Suipists
York
Donald Wilcox
Theo P. Williams
R. H. VanTassel
Indies
Walter Scott
Charles Stisle
Radio listings headline for today’s entertainments
Radio schedules list NEC and CBS network slots with programs like Fleischmann-Vailez hour Jack Frost melody moments De Vor Rea Skins Voice of Columbia and At water Kentour across WEAH WABG WABE and WJZ stations.
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WEAH
NEC
Fleischmann-Vailez
Jack Frost
WABG
CBS
WABE
GBS
Voice of Columbia
WJZ Nec
Atwater Kentour
Board Defers Action On Training School
The board of directors deferred action for a month on the Training School of Nurses issue at Sorry Hospital due to the association’s financial constraints. A state welfare letter was read, confirming the usual state appropriation while decisions await developments. The March Chest check for 122.16 and a 200 Pennsylvania Gas Co. check were noted. The board authorized adding xray equipment for Corry Hospital and reviewed February reports showing 24 patients remained on Feb 1 and 86 admitted in the month with births and procedures listed. Board members Shea, WEEL, Mount, Waller, Larson, and Bilston attended, and routine matters were approved before adjournment.
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Associati
Shea
Weel
Mount
Waller
Larson
Bilston
State Department of Welfare
Pennsylvania Gis Co
Corry Hospital
Von Tirpitz Dies Germany's Sea Warrior at 80
Alfred Von Tirpitz former Lord High Admiral of Germany and architect of its naval buildup died near Berlin. He would have been 81 on March 11. His early career saw bold submarine warfare plans and a rapid ascent to minister of marine ending in a sweeping reorganization of the Imperial fleet.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press “Star
Berlin
Alfred von Mirpitz
Neel
Germany
Whenhausen
von ‘Tirpitz
von ‘Tipitz
Sea
Admiralty
von Tirpite
von Tirpitz
Senate committee backs hearings on unemployment relief measures
Washington reports that the Senate commerce committee approved holding open hearings for Wagner proposed unemployment relief measures. In other items Paris presides over a dramatic deputies' victory with 53 vote margin. New York stock markets rise after call money cut to 2 1/2 percent. A Cochran cash payment plan for World War I veterans is introduced. Mrs Dumm visits Erie to stay with brother Richard Setidon.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Commere Committee
Wagner
New York
Flood Death Toll and Displacement Mount in Tarn Valley
In Moissac and surrounding towns near Tarn River, floods have caused at least 300 deaths and left about 10,000 homeless. Rescue teams recovered over 50 bodies as fog hampered operations, with airplanes aiding and crews rescues from submerged rooftops in Nohiena and Straf Fine. Authorities warned of further flooding as water rose again threatening more homes.
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United Press
Moissag
France
Tarn
Moissac
Nohieana Straffine
Fiofide
Maissac
Montauban
Who Is He Democratic Candidate Or Vice President 1925 London
In London with the U S delegation during the moral conference, the figure is identified as a political man linked to the 1925 US scene. The note points to a question about his role as a potential Democratic candidate or as vice president, with reference to page 8 for full context.
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London
U.S
Bae
Taylor brothers face long terms after Warren burglary trial
Owen and Harold Taylor, alleged leaders of a gang blamed for robberies across four counties, were arraigned before Judge Avird. Harold Taylor received a sentence including a minimum of eight years and a maximum of ten in the Western Penitentiary, with additional fines. Owen Taylor and other co-defendants faced various penalties for aggravated assault, larceny, and related crimes. The trial shed light on a jailbreak attempt tied to Sheriff Jefferson’s garden path incident.
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Western
Owen
Harold Taylor
Judae
D. A. Avird
Warren
West Lane
Taylan
Haro Taylor
Culion Ami
Maynard Spelz
Yedwin
Alingheny
Wieren
Harry Jefferson
Ware Fell
Taylor
Aitive
James Berger
Warren County
Fillec’ Fe
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Titusville Club
E.R. R
Columbus Ave
Credit Exchange’ Board
Long
Bulletins
Parus
Andreartnen
Chamber of Deputies
Washington—A
Rep, Cochran, Dei, Mo
C. Dumm
Richard Setidon
Tarn Valley
D. A
Arird
Spetx
Yorkhouse
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