Peru Believed Finally at Peace as Rebels Accept Jimenez
County officials plan reelection as 1931 races approach. Allan H. MacLean may take a post in Washington, DC. Charles B. Davis weighs a state appointment after Harrisburg talks. Otto Herbst noncommittal on reelection. Several county offices see incumbents running for another term.
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Jimenez
Allan H. MacLean
Lie Weterhuis
Washington
Charles B. Davis
Joseph F. Rogan
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County Commissioners
MacLean
Harrisburg
Davis
Otto Herbst
William ©. Hirt
Common Pleas Const
Henry A. Clark
Orphans Court
Davies B. Yard
Aniette Young
Odessie Plate
Reg
H. Howell
Register of Wills
Rollo McCray
Leaders Press for Adoption of Raskob's Plan
Washington reports that Democratic leaders push Raskob's plan to modify Prohibition. The plan would let each state craft its own liquor rules, with national approval via referendums and conventions. Debate centers on whether the next Democratic national convention will back change.
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Raates
Benalyr Duc Nei VY Robinson
Ray Witte
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Raskob
Sibalkh
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Lise F
Anegr Eophus Daniels
Raleigh
N. C
Aileg
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Parby Tellette
Ube Vonting
Sue
Lbs
Alfred E. Smith
Wickersham Commission
Hoover
Congress
Jowett Shousa
Democratic Nation
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
New York
New
Legge Quits as Head Federal Farm Board
Alexander Legge resigns as chairman of the Federal Farm Board after pressure from Congress and a controversial years in office. Hoover urged his departure to allow new leadership amid debates over agricultural policy and market prices. Legge had faced criticism for outspoken remarks and clashes with lawmakers.
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United Press
Washington
Alexander Legge
Tederil Farm Board
White House
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Capitol Hill
Congress
Senate Agricultre
Naval Accord Aids General Disarmament Effort
United States officials view the Franco Italian naval settlement as lifting obstacles to global disarmament ahead of Geneva talks. Secretary Stimson says disarmament is a process not a step and notes US military strength is at a minimum while underscoring American stake in the forthcoming conference. Observers await formal terms of the Franco Italian agreement amid drafting difficulties.
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Mar
Mather
Stimson
Hergauds
Geneva
United States
Lang
Former Corry youth held for court action
Titusville authorities continued investigation into four youths arrested early Thursday in Union City for stealing gasoline from Mosier service station on South Main. Ben Sisley, 17, alleged gang leader, held for grand jury action. three younger youths under 16 may be handled by juvenile court. The group allegedly stole from N Marks & Sons, had a joy ride to Corry, gas exhausted, then were picked up by Patrolman Smith. Sisley formerly resided in Corry. his father was recently arrested in Titusville connected to a bootlegging operation and jailed in Meadville.
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Crawford County
Meadyitte
Donation Aims Kane M E Church Improvements
In Kane Pennsylvania two unknown benefactors pledged sixty thousand dollars to enhance the Kane M E Church, contingent on raising twenty thousand dollars for a new parsonage. Planned improvements include a dining hall gymnasium and recreation rooms with construction to begin when weather allows. A ninety five dollar postage stamp authorizations by Congress were noted as upcoming.
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Kane
Marely
Congress
Outline plans for universal draft system in wartime
Washington May 6 Bernard Baruch former head of the War Industries Board prepared to testify before the new war policy commission this afternoon his ideas aim to minimize war profits and balance burdens. Three war veterans organizations urged a universal draft or government control of all men and industries during wartime. Ralph T. O’Neil American Legion commander urged legislation for mobilization of men money materials and food price and wage fixing and production regulation to avoid exploiting labor or capital. He argued stronger control could have cut World War I casualties and costs.
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Washington
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Bernard Baruch
War Industries Board
New War Policy Commission
Congress
Hurley
Ralph TV. O'Neil
The
American Legion
O'Neil
Passing Of World News Paper Blows Journalism
Adolph Ochs and Clark Howell reflect on the demise of the New York World, purchased by Scripps-Howard. They call the paper a diligent crusader, independent and fearless, noting its fate tied to Joseph Pulitzer. They foresee the prohibition issue shaping next election politics and party realignments.
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Atlanta Constitution
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Los Angeles
New York World
Scripps-Howard
Adolph S. Ochs
Ochs
Clark Howell
The
Howell
Honolulu
Joseph Pulitzer
Study of Student Drinking at Carnegie Tech Conference
Pittsburgh reports to the Mid-West Conference on student drinking as a serious campus issue. Penn State, University of Tennessee, and Notre Dame delegates describe measures to curb abuse, including student regulation at Penn State and a student court at Tennessee. Notre Dame notes faculty control. overall progress remains uncertain.
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Pennsylvania State College
University of Tennessee
Notre Dame University
Harrisburg
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Snepp
Timothy Beniis
Notre Dame
Oil City Man Shot by Bandit Near Death
Walter Shaw of Clily Pennsylvania was critically wounded during a failed robbery in a parking lot near a theatre. He resisted the hold up and was shot twice in the abdomen. Dorothy Dudueste, found with him, was held on a robbery charge as the suspect, a Pennsylvania Oil Company employee, was arrested after a police chase.
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Ti Hots
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Dorothy Dudueste
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Bil Heen
Statler
Probers Hear More On Scranton Water Case
Harrisburg March 6 The House Utility inquiry committee will hear from Charles H Loveland of Wilkes Barre and Roy Husselman of Cleveland on expenditures and engineering aspects in the Scranton Spring Brook Water Service rate case. James Egan may testify about a stock transfer. Senate hearings resume Monday with Julius Ro Parr testifying. Parr refuses to name the Scranton banker who allegedly warned him of a decision before the election.
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Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service Company
Charles H. Loveland
Wilkes- Barre
Citizens’ Committee
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Cleveland
James Egan
Senate
Julius Ro Parr
Scranton Registration Commission
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Commission Aad
Tim President Marding damaged en route to New York
Bulletin from Paris reports the Tim President Marding damaged while en route from Hamburg to New York and heading to Southampton for repairs. The note comes amid a string of market and labor activity across the United States, with other dispatches noting legal, auto market, and strike developments.
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Paris
United States
Tim
Marding
Hamburg
New York
Southampton
Java Rocked by Tremor Destroys Homes and Feared Deaths
United Press reports tremor in Provklli Java caused widespread damage. Thousands fled as flights of fish? no. Reports say many houses destroyed and injuries confirmed. Islands experiences power and communication outages with river Tjtuppen cited. In Mauritius Port Louis cyclone fatalities feared. city dark with banks and businesses closed as reports filter in.
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Amsterdam
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Tolay
Cape Town
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We de France
County Unemployment Committee Formed in Erie County
D. Desmond and E. Whli iesey named to Erie county division of Pennsylvania state unemployment committee. County Controller Harvey Wills, chairman, set first meeting for Thursday at the courthouse. Initial plan focuses on mobilizing township borough and city officials for immediate public improvement work nationwide. The committee includes Rabbi Max Carrick, Arthur Motley, L Zahimer, Michael Harrison, James Shields, D J Desmond Carry, C H Eastman, Mrs W T Ryman, Mrs Maude Farnsworth, and FLE Whittlesey.
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E. Whliiesey
Erie County
Pennsylvania State Unemployment Committee
Harvey Wills
Romit
Willig
Court House
Willis
Max C. Carrick
Arthur W. Motley
State Employment Bureau
Los Angeles Relief Bond Issue Voted
A $5,000,000 bond issue to fund improvements for the city's unemployed was approved by a small margin in yesterday's election. Voters will also pass two school bond issues totaling $720,000 on March 27 to provide employment in the building trades.
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Unitea Press
Los Angeles
Yeaterday
Governmental shift as Lima faces rapid coup in Peru
Provisional power in Lima changes hands as Lt Col Gustavo Jimenez arrives with aviation troops to seize the government. Sanchez Cerro supporters and Arequipa leaders signal new terms while navy remains cautious. The coup is completed without bloodshed and the capital falls under new junta control.
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Aviation Corp
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Ads Corps
Cat Lills P. Sinchex Cerro
Sanches Cerro
Sone
Sanchez Cerro
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Sanvhea Cerin
Jimenes
Col
Chilio
Arequipi
Capital
Jimenez
Ricardo Elias
Supreme Court
Lias
Dr Lias
Bank raid in Treece leaves cashier shot and bank looted
Three bandits robbed Treece State Bank in Kansas today, shooting Cashier George Humble. He was taken to Pilche, Oklahoma hospital in serious condition after two robbers entered while a lookout waited in a car.
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Treece State Bank
George Humble
Humble
Pilche
Okla
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings from WABC WEAF WIZ NBC networks feature Tony's Scrap Book Major Bowes' family Rhythm choristers Billie Jones and Ernie Hire Theatre of the Air The schedule lists 5:15 p m 9:00 p m and 10:20 p m airings among others.
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Billie Jones
Ernie Hire
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