Pittsfield Youth Dies in Despondent Act at Home
A Pittsfield youth, 18 or 19, died at his home after using a 12 gauge shotgun to take his life. A note found in a nearby room expressed despair over naval discharge and desire to find another world. Relatives present included his father and brothers. coroner planned an investigation and ruled death self-inflicted.
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Aole
Texay
Fts
United States Navy
Noiise
McIntyre
H. F. Olds
Pittsfeld
Ule
Lowrey
Bruce
Clifford
U. S. Navy
Gerald
Pitts Hugh
Death of Mrs Mary B Shuss Ends Long Gorey Life
Mrs Mary Brown Shuss widow of William Scott Shuss died at 12 West Church street Sunday at 2 30 am after a two week illness. A Gorey resident for twenty years she was born December 15 1860 in Mill Creek PA and belonged to Corry Presbyterian Church. Survived by six sons Vernon Mahaffey Presley Chester Fred Elmer Charles and one at home. Walter preceded in death by three sisters one brother and ten grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Mary Brown Shuss
William Scott Shuss
West Church Street
Shuss
Gorey
Mill Creek
Corry
Five Best Radio Entertainments of the Day
Radio listings preview prime evening shows across networks CBS NBC and WABC. Musicians and orchestras perform from 7:00 p.m. through 10:30 p.m. with selections by the Musical Musketeers Andy Sanella and more.
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WADC
CBS
WIHAF
NBC
WEAF
WBC
Andy Sanella
WIZ
Noyilly
WABC
Gily Lombardo
Pushing Columbus to Clymer Road Improvement Plan
Columbus township advocates a highway project to link Clymer with the Pennsylvania line. The plan involves Wayne township support and New York state assurances to upgrade the stretch within 16 years, aiming for permanent improvement of the route.
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Columbus
Clymer
Colsmbus
New York State
Wayne Wall
Jaolmin
Ita
Wayne Lawnship
Columbus Township
Wayne Township
Warren County
Senate Probe into Utilities Extended
Harrisburg March 9 United Press reports the Senate investigation into utilities and the state public service commission will be extended at least one month. The inquiry chair announces new arguments and a resolution to authorize a one month extension will be submitted. Lawmakers discuss funding to cover expenses for separate utility probes by both houses.
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Public Service Commission
Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Public Service Commission
Capitol
Chatman Barmest
Judiciary General Committee
Senate
Farnes
House
Wold
Fear sea disaster in drifting wreckage
Newburyport Mass March 9 Wreckage drift ashore leads Coast Guards to fear a large trawler foundered off the port last night with no rescue reports received all hands feared lost Norman O Brien of the Merrimac River Coast Guard station sighted a large Lawler fishing boat near the Merrimac bar in heavy seas making rescue impossible in the storm's worst in years.
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Soneg Cis
Newburyport
Mass
Coast Guards
Norman Norman O’brien
Merrimac River
End of the World to be celebrated with burial of last World edition
Hollywood reporters say 37 former New York World staffers, now in film, will gather to honor the newspaper’s final edition buried Wednesday. A tombstone will mark the last copy of the World, dated February 27, with a wake tomorrow night.
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United Press Hollywood
New York World
Four Tots Die in Woodland Fire in Caribou
In woodland village, four children of Mr and Mrs Robert Searles perished in a house fire as parents attended church. A fifth child survived with exposure, aided by horse drawn sleigh transport to Cary Memorial hospital with roads impassable for autos. Majorie, nine, escaped by leaping from a window and walking miles in night clothes.
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United Cross
Bertha
Caspar
Robert, Jr
Majorie
James Langley
State Leader to Address Employers Banquet
Dr Mildred Rogers state president of the Business and Professional Women Club of New Castle will speak at the Employers banquet sponsored by the local club Thursday evening at Hotel Forty Dinner at 7 pm for members and guests with an arranged program led by Misses Tnez Fitch Harriet Myers Lena Merker and Mrs C Blanchard Mrs Howard Sheen will direct singing and other numbers planned for the program.
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Mildred Rogers
B. P. W. Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
New Castle
Tnez Fitch
Harriet Myers
Lena Merker
Oriental Mystery Surrounds Murder
Sacramento March 9 police hunted a headless body found in the Sacramento river linked to Sant Ram Pande a Hindu UC student. Investigators considered Hindu revenge motive but failed to uncover a clear reason for the slaying. Pande had asked for fingerprinting two weeks earlier fearing for his life.
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Sacramento
Calif
Sant Ram Pande
University of California
Pande
India
Clarence Morrill
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Hoovers Find Son Is Much Improved
President Hoover returned this morning from a weekend visit to his son Herbert Jr at Asheville North Carolina. Herbert Jr convalesces from tuberculosis in a cottage on Sunset Mountain with Mrs Hoover and Captain Doel T Boone accompanying the president.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
Herbert, Jr
Asheville
N. C
New York City Administration Under Scrutiny Amid Inquiry
Governor Jenosvalls appoints Samuel Seas ury to probe alleged neglect of duty in New York City administration. The Seabury inquiry expands through Manhattan and The Bronx as murders and racketeering ties surface. Pierre Franklin, 69, Montreal, brother of a murdered witness, collapses nervously at Bellview hospital amid civic calls for cleansing corruption. Clergy call for action and a thorough house-cleaning of city governance.
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United Press
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New York City
Jenosvalls
Tuy
Samuel Seasury
AL Texiay
Thomas C
Ty Grain
New York County
Seabury
Almiuly
Mynhat- Lin
Bronx
Pierre Franklin
Montreal
Vivian Cordon
Racketer
Byllewne Hospital
Walidurine
Lily Sister
Yass
Episcopal Church
Charles K. Gilbert
Clavier Wiske
Cronin Hurt In Auto Crash Near Buffalo Road
John Cronin of Ete was seriously injured when a vehicle veered off Buffalo road near North East and struck a calyrt. He was taken to St Vitrends hospital at Weie in serious condition with possible severe internal injuries. Other party members escaped with minor injuries.
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Ete
Joseph Cronin
Cerie
Corry
Buffalo Road
Theft of Browning Gun From Kane Armory Under Investigation
Kane Pa March 9 The theft of a Browning machine gun from the armory here is being investigated by Department of Justice agents who believe gangsters may have taken the weapon. No other items in the armory were disturbed according to police.
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Ayvance
Kane Pa
Department of Justice
Boy survives after being tied on tracks by playmates
Evanston Illinois March 8 William Rolandson Jr eight years old was tied to a Northwestern Railroad track by four playmates who fled but he freed himself just before an approaching train after an hour of struggle. A railroad worker found him and took him home in a hysterical state for recovery from shock.
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Union Press
Evanston
Mar
William
Rolandson, Jr
Willam
Quake Devastates Balkans. Macedonia Reported Heavy Losses
Belgrade dispatch cites a major earthquake affecting Greece Bulgaria and Macedonia. Official tallies show hundreds dead and thousands homeless across towns and villages with widespread damage, cold rain, and food/medical shortages. King Aetinder and General Pet er Aigkovits oversee relief efforts.
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Itxostayin
Mualyy
Atace
WHHL
Juignsdevid
Greece
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Balkans
Loday
Dean Dena
Atecinder
Pemir-Caplja
Peter Aigkovits
Stock declines shadow market drift on New York exchange
Stocks drift lower as the New York market reacts to setbacks. Stanford Hospital in Palo Alto receives a $2.5 million anonymous gift, while other notices report snow across six states, a $12,000 bank robbery in Berlin Connecticut, and plans for a new 10 story skyscraper in New York. Governor Pinchot aims to push measures this week. Twenty five Howard factory workers gasped from unknown gas, and a Winchester Indiana bus crash injures ten.
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New York
Howard Clothing Faory
Brooklyn
Ground Broken for New Prison Near Lewisburg
Work started on a new federal penitentiary near Lewisburg with excavation using a steam shovel. Loucks hauling and local laborers form the crew as construction begins. ground surface will be skimmed and later planted, with hiring anticipated in the coming weeks by the construction company and local businessmen assisting in selecting job names.
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Wits Hogi i
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Asl
Lyivel
Bhp
Tme Hinds
Miley Teen
Orks
Siti
Wayatalil
Ain Nitrate Ke
Iri
Bakes Construction Company
General
McKeeport shooting cloaked in mystery
In McKeesport Pa Mrs Naomi White was shot in the hallway of her home after a Sunday visit from Clyde Lindsay who then killed himself. Lindsay died from a self inflicted wound as Miss White was wounded in the left arm chest and abdomen. Police and county detectives investigated.
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Mckeesport
Naomi White
Clyde Lindsay
Ruichester
Miss White
Mcleesport
Allaghes
Lindsay
Former Titusville Man Touted as 1932 Democratic Hope
Governor George White of Ohio, a former Titusville president, is mentioned as a possible Democratic candidate for president in 1932. Charles P. Stewart of Central Press Washington reports on White's prospects in an article on page 3 of today’s issue.
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Titusville
George White
Ohio
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
White
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