Finnish rejection and Italian ship attacked near England
German planes bombed and set fire to the Italian steamship Amelia Laura off the east coast of England, killing one crew member and wounding three. The 5335 ton vessel, on a coal cargo bound for Italy, was the second Italian ship hit by German bombers this war. Six Italian ships have been sunk by mines. Berlin said 11 merchant ships were sunk or badly damaged in reconnaissance along the British east coast.
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Ty Percy
United Ress
Indon
England
Amelia Lato
Armelia Lauro
Berlin
March
High Command
World War Scandals and Baltic Peace Efforts Amid Rumors of Rates
A chaotic early events report Scandinavia seeking to stay out of Europe’s wars while Finland and Soviet Russia face pressure. Rumors of troop transfers, Allied plans, and German- Soviet tensions frame a map of possible mediation and renewed negotiations. Multiple nations, budgets, and military moves are cited as authorities weigh peace or escalation.
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Morines
United Press
Worelgn
Scandinavia
Finland
Soviet Russia
Germany
Ike
Sumic
Welles
Conteeenews
Pacis
London
Washington
Prt
Vinutsil
Willy
Russia
Busakan
Jy Etsenasney
Porsiin Jen
Pintland
Paris
Russey
SEC to Set Pay for A G and E Trustees in Two Year Reorganization
The Federal Securities and Exchange Commission plans the A G and E Holding trustee pay at 25 000 to 30 000 dollars per year subject to federal court approval. Denis J Driscoll of St Marys and Wall er H Palish of New York plus Willard L Thorp advise on the recovery of the Empire in a two year or longer reorganization. The Pennsylvan ia unit of the empire spans 28 states and the Philippines and has funded the reorganization in excess of one million dollars.</s>
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United Press
Harrisburg
Federal Securifies and Exchange Commission
Associated Gas and Electrie Holding Company
SEC
Vincent. J. Lelell
New York
Jurist
A. G. and Bawllllty
Denis J. Driscoll
St. Marys
Pennsylvania Pubic Utility Commission
Waller H. Palish
Willard L. Thorp
Commerce
Hypry J. Hopkins
Optntion
A. G
Pennsylvania
Congress
PUG
FUG
Felerate Driscollees Policted Commission
Ku Willity Maze
Philippine Tsntidh
Farmer kills wife and daughter then dies in barnyard
A Spillway Lake farmer, John Blastle, 40, fatally bludgeoned his wife, 38, and their 16-year-old daughter during a dawn argument, then died by suicide in the farmyard. The girl suffered severe throat and body injuries. the mother’s herd was crushed with a blunt instrument found nearby. Police noted additional strange details about a public safety item found in a wagon.
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Unionloown
Vielins
John Blastle
Tiorence
Elastic
Earles Sued For Tuition Of Their Son In Pa
In Norristown Pennsylvania on March 3, a suit was filed by Rt. George's School of Rhode Island against former Governor George H. Earle and his wife Mrs. Huberta P. Bartle to collect tuition for one son. The action names the president and headmaster of the school as defendants in the case filed yesterday in Montgomery County. In a separate note, a man named Mike Tere, 29, a forgeneer tender for Brighton By-Priviiess Co., was killed in a plant explosion at New Brighton, Pennsylvania.
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Earles
United Press
Norristown
George H. Earle
New D
Bulgaria
Huberta P. Bartle
Rt. George's School of
Rhode Taland
Montgomery County Nathonotary
George
Haverford
Tristers
New Brighton
Mike Tere
Furngee
Brighton
By-Priviiess Co
Ony
Germans Scuttle Another Steamship in Atlantic Run
London dispatch reports a German steamship, Ure Weniay, torpedoed or sunk after interception by a British warship amid wartime patrols. British planes had first sighted the vessel, and the survivors include 14 officers and 40 men from Mit Brew.
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United Press
London
Ureweniay
Ty Ewan
Nori
Atlante
Lydite Ge Tb
Mit Brew
Extension of Trade Pacts Approved by Senate Finance Committee
The Senate Finance Committee approved a three year extension of the reciprocal trade agreement program. The panel rejected an amendment seeking Senate ratification. The measure extends the act beyond June 12 and advances to the Senate for next week action. Chairman Harrison announced a 12 to 8 vote. The ratification amendment was offered by Chairman Pittman in the Foreign Relations Committee.
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United Press Washington
Mayeh
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Rouse
Pat. Harrison
Key Pittman
Senate Foreign Relatons Committee
Pittman
Finance Committee
Edwin ©. Jchnsst
Colo
Gas Price War Continues In Corry Area
Gas price war extends in Corry as motorists enjoy a reduction of one and a half cents per gallon. Local distributors align to a citywide move after prior alleged chiseling by some dealers, with Texaco stations noting the cut was forced by broader price violations.
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Corry
Textico
State industry show loss in major sectors
The Pennsylvania state college division of economics reports a two thirds state industry show reveals declines in heavy industries such as iron and steel due to rapid expansion in states like Alabama, Indiana and Michigan. Other losers include coal electric power production and building.
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Poe State College
Pennsylvania
Pennnsylvenl Buite College
Alabarma
Indling
Michigan
McNair to Face Trial After WUPTSEARCH Incident
Former Plymouth mayor William W. McNair will spend his independent campaign for Pennsylvania Senate after a court bout stemming from a local search incident. Officials say McNair remains a candidate despite legal scrutiny, with election plans continuing in March.
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McNair
William W. McNair
Plylburgh
Pennsylvania
Buller
Claim Oil City Woman Swindled of Fortune
Mrs Minnie Splane widow of W W Splane prominent in Oil City natural gas interests faced a Santa Barbara police court hearing amid reports she was held by unknown captors and coerced to surrender a half million dollars. Her son Howard Splane of Tulsa and daughter Mrs Myra Galbraisi of Trantollin petitioned guardianship while she contested the move, noting Oil City ties and the Splane Airport memorial for Hersom Lieut Splane who died in World War I.
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Minnie Splane
W. W. Splane
Oil City
Santa Barbara
Calif
InterHiuraday
Splane
Howard Plane
Tulsa
Myra Galbraisi
Trantollin
Irs
Ias
Mermory
Hersom
Urge Labor Peace to End Unfair Laws
A Pittsburgh report says a resolution by the American Federation of Labor urges labor unity and peaceful action to restore fair prices and counter hostile factions. Presented by Gymye Prager, noted as president of the Bakery Drivers’ local, the resolve condemns enemies of labor and warns against exploiting rifts to press detrimental legislation.
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Pittsburgh
American Federation of Labor
Tin
Pilteburgh
Gimye
Prager
Greatdent
Seoul
Restation
Tabor
Veterans Posts to Celebrate Anniversaries in Corry
Corry veterans organizations plan anniversary events this week. American Legion Ener g. Carrier Post 366 hosts a party at a North Center Street hall this evening with post inspections and a banquet. Veterans of Foreign Wars Thompson Post 264 set a birthday observance for next Friday with leaders from the northwest district attending. Ladies Auxiliary invited. entertainment planned. VFW on West Washington Street plans a separate 11th anniversary observance Friday evening with an airning program and details to be announced next week.
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Corry
Organi
Energ
Carrier Post
Aimérica) Legion
North Center Stro
Tieus
Aven W. Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hex\r\ Brown
Meadville
VFW
West Washington Street
Briday
Roosevelt mediation stance on air force arms limits
Fragmentary report shows President Roosevelt addressing mediation limits during wartime, delaying direct action on aircraft arsenals. He suggests caution on immediate measures and hints at broader strategic restraint amid ongoing negotiations and military concerns. The text references U.S. policy debates and the role of key figures in shaping response.
Corry Elks to Join Northwest District Roundup
Corry Elks prepare for the Northwest District Roundup with delegation of fifty or more to travel by bus Saturday evening. About thirty five members will stay home as the group departs at 4 p m. Grand Exalted Ruler H Warner of Dixon Michigan will speak. The meeting and degree ceremony at Public Auditorium begins at 8 with a banquet at St Paul’s Church at 6 30. A large glass case will feature a laboratory degree and include Gorey lodge members.
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Corry Lodyn
Elks
Northwest District
Elky
Mrte
Torre
Evie
Baluvday Witer
H. ©. Warner
Dixon
Lawrence Hotel
Calidudaries
St. Paul’s Church
Ruler Warner
G Men Probe NLRB Charges Across Washington
Washington reports say federal investigators pressed charges connected to the National Labor Relations Board. Attorney General Robert H. Fitch ordered the probe as part of scrutiny into alleged official misconduct. The inquiry follows a period of mounting tensions and a special House committee investigation into labor relations activities.
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United Pron
Washington
Mirch
National Labor Reiasions
Board of Aelats
Viniwind
Bubyine
Altamey
Robert Hfdik
F. Uh Siad Jewrnest
Auylse Chatenian
Howard W. Guth
Ile Speciil House
Awards given to junior high students at ceremony
Eleven junior high pupils earned major letters for citizenship and scholarship at a general assembly led by Superintendent Ralph Dewey. Principal Harold Waite and Kiwanis members honored top students for academics, attendance, health, behavior, and participation, naming Barbara Anderson and others among the recipients.
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Gevernias
Ubtor High School
Aiucenes
Dullot High School
Board
Edenton
Bret Gemarks
Guyesis
Ant
Vinven Sudents
Barbara Anderson
Winfred Duell
Meredish Pokies
Lawrence Predell
Miry Ches— Him
Marien Heath
Stequelnie Howan
Jeanny Larson
Dan, Sheldon
Robert Spencer
Williai BeOib
Kiwanis Program Features Recordio Evening Dinner Meeting
Kiwanis club held a dinner at Hotel Corny where instruments and records entertained members. Recordings of speakers and talks were made by the recordist, later played back for the audience. Attendance included a three member delegation and noted guests.
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Air
Ua Vem
Garton
Charen Vonduelsd
Memaere
Nlub
Hotel Corny
Oeey
Wien
Muni
Man held for ax slaving over nickel
Verona March reports a man identified as Anthony Mictasvivinh, 02, was killed by two head wounds in a Golumbia hospital attack. The suspect, Mike Letack, 53, was detained and stated I did wrong. Police continue a valiant inquiry into the case.
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United Press
Verona
Igne
Pollo
Anthony Mictasvivinh
Golumbia
Mike Letack
Letack
Willy
Rae
Local Penns Electric Offices Quiet on Rate Cut News
Local offices reported no new information on proposed rate reductions in Crawford and nearby counties. Clifton M. Howard, joint manager, declined to confirm rumors of a rate cut as inquiries spread through communities. The Penns Electric matter follows reports of a public service rate review by state authorities and a potential downward adjustment affecting 25 kWh basic charges.
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Erate
Coviy
Berns van Heepe
Lendon
VALE
Corey
Cony Anu
Jumore Niwullun
Whitkn
Bem Wivanla Bene
Bower Jr
Gomnmitston
Compal
Crawford
Fois
Lower Res
Harrisburg
Lie Duquesne Light Company
Meenyay
Britain Will Release Ships In War Settlement Terms
London reports a tentative settlement over Allied shipping releases. The agreement would allow Britain to release several ships from German prize control, with cargoes tied to war prizes. Officials say departures from Dutch, German, and Belgian ports will be restricted to prevent disruptions.
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United Perens London
Ti Win
Germany
Shiby Ivurry Duvet
Belglai
Guffey Accuses Janes Of Covering Up Allegations
Senator Joseph F. Guffey of Pennsylvania charges Governor Janes and officials hid evidence and pressured the Bureau of Mines to investigate a broad alleged scheme. He asserts Shenandoah and surrounding areas are tied to the operators and miners, with regional opposition suppressed by hush hush actions.
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Bureau of Mines
Mulfey
Ant
Slevernor
Boul Wie
Finland War Talks Highlight Possible Peace Move
March 8 report discusses potential shifts in Finland’s stance as Moscow pressures for change. Gortay signals readiness to modify military posture and withdraw from certain regimes if Red Army protection is eased. Finland seeks terms allowing limited autonomy while avoiding full surrender.
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Finland
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