Father Saves Daughter From Fire at Concord Township Home
Martin Rubay of Concord Township rescued his daughter Leona aged 9 from a blaze on Lindsey Hollow Road at 7 this morning. The fire caused about 3500 dollars in loss with little insurance and spread through the frame dwelling, destroying the home and most contents while the barn survived.
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Martin Rubay
Concord Township
Leona
Lindsey Hollow Road
Corry
Rubay
Bumper
John
Helen
Erie
Journal
Young Sit-Downer Removed By United Press
Nineteen year old Ray Stana who sat up for seven hours yesterday on a perilous bridge girder demanded a job and was taken for psychiatric examination by two probate court doctors in Cleveland. Police held him for investigation after he walked down a one foot ladder hoisted by firemen. He said it was cold and he was hungry but needed work. A photo shows firefighter John Pauloski guiding Stana by ground.
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United Press
Cleveland
Mar
Ray Stana
Freman John Pauloski
Slana
Rotary Club to hear Airmail pickup service plans
Officials of All American Aviation Inc Wilmington Del sponsor the primary pickup system to Pennsylvania in May will speak at the Rotary Club meeting at the Hotel Corry. Richard duPont president De Lytle Avians via president and inventor will lead speakers with James G. Ray operations manager and Harry Stringer publicity agent.
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All American Aviation Inc
Willngtoa
Del
Pennsyvania
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Richard @. duPont
All-American Company
de Lytle 8
James G. Ray
Harry Stringer
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Adams
Sur
Stinger
Une
Death of graft witness shrouded by secrecy lifted by police probe
Harrisburg March 11. State police moved to remove secrecy around a grand jury probe into corruption in former Gov Earle's administration. They are examining suspicious circumstances of Robert J Farrell 46 Waynesburg construction engineer the witness who was brought to the capital by plane December 30. Police and district attorney declined to reveal the witness identity or details of the inquiry noting Farrell died February 17 at Allegheny County Hospital from pneumonia.
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United Press
Harrisbimg
Dauphin Country
Grand Jury
George H. Earle
Cecil M. Wilhelm
Robert J. Farrell
Waynesburg
Farrell
Carl B. Shelley
Bhelley
Purvell
Allegheny County Hospital
Willem
Johar
Driver Misjudges Speed Of Train Near Crossing
A Sherman New York man Harley Ploss age 55 and his son Emmett 16 were killed when their car was struck by Buffalo bound passenger train No 951 at a crossing. Engineer J H Heber said he sounded the whistle but the auto sped ahead within 75 feet of the crossing. The train was traveling 40 to 45 miles per hour. The wreckage dragged about 400 feet before continuing.
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Harley Ploss and Son
Sherman Crossing
Sherman
N. Y
Harley Ploss
Emmett
Pless
Sherman-Stedman
Sherman Central School
J. H. Heber
Buffalo
Shermant
Corry
William B. Crandall
West Held
Pleat
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Employment Board Members Ousted In Pennsylvania
Governor Arthur H. James accepts resignations from State Employment Coach members Walter Pylio Julia Kernan and Calvin Priedburg to clear the way for changes in the relief civil service setup. A fever outbreak at Girard College reports 1730 boys under a modified health department quarantine due to 48 measles fever cases.
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Harrisburg
Walter 3. Pylio
Philadelphia
Julia Kernan
Pittsburgh
Calvin Priedburg
Pottaville
Arthur H. James
Relief Civil Service
Girard College
Health Department
Rev Linendoll to Speak Here at City Baptist Church
John M. Linendoll of Meadville, formerly Corry, is expected to greet attendees Sunday afternoon at the Corry Men's Bible class where he will speak. Rev Linendoll will conduct morning and evening services at the Baptist church tomorrow and his Bible class appearance offers men and boys a chance to hear his message. A special song service will open the meeting.
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John M. Linendoll
Meadville
Corry
Lineridol
Jones Resigns as Democratic Leader in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports a shake up in Pennsylvania Democratic leadership with Edward N Jones resigning as co chair of the state committee on February 14. The temporary post aims to preserve party harmony until after the May primaries as older leaders transition. Ralph M Bashure and Edith DeWitt are named officials in the party leadership changes. Troops to Handle Crowd Vatican City March 11 Several thousand Italian troops will be deployed to manage about 500000 people expected at St Peter's Square for the coronation of Pope Pius XII.
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Unites Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wis
Edwhard N Jones
Joseph & Gustry
Jones
Cowice
State Committee
Mnit
Jonex
Campalizn
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Lawrence
Pittaturgh
Mra Fdith
DeWitt Williamaport
Yjre Chairivan
Ralph M. Bashure Tremont
Vatican City
Mar
Bl. Peter's Square
Pere
Fire destroys Liberty theatre causing $75,000 loss
A suspicious blaze of unknown origin swept the Liberty theatre owned by Blatt Bros. and led to a $75,000 loss. The fire forced resident Henry Wallace from his home beside the building and damaged a bank, a radio store, and other structures in Mercer near the courthouse. Sharon sent its new $18,000 pumper to the scene as firemen fought the blaze, saving the Farmers National Bank building.
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Liberty Theatre
Blatt Bros
Paw Mudheiyn
Corry
Pa Bank
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Court House
Farmers National Bank
McGalla
Sharon
Mercer
Milk Control Commission Stands Back in Price Ruling
Chairman Howard G. Isaman said the Milk Control Commission would not claim jurisdiction if dealers and Pennsylvania dairy men voluntarily continue paying the agreed price. Agriculture Secretary Henry A. Wallace announced the decision would be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. Most farmers and dairymen in the New York metropolitan market have already agreed to comply with the order.
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Chaiman
Howard G. Isaman
New York
Pennsylvania
Elvining
Auder T. Rene
Pueck
U. S. Supreme Court
Hitler Probes New Quibrear in Czechoslovak Crisis
In SERRLIN March 71 Adolf Hitler, after consulting Joachim von Ribben and other foreign officials, discussed the growing Czechoslovak crisis following the dismissal of Blovate officials by the central government.
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Hitler
Serrlin
Adolf
Joachim von Ribbentop
Czechoslovakdha
Unity Proposal To Be Reconsidered By AFL
New York March 1 United Press reports talks over AFL unity proposal resumed after earlier denouncement of a merger plan. Five hours of discussions concluded at 1 am, with a decision to resume negotiations at 10 am Monday.
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United Press
New York
Coneis
American Federation of Labor Unity
American Congress of Liban
Cardinal Maglione Named Vatican Envoy Chief
Vatican City March 11 Pope Pius XII named Cardinal Maglione as secretary of state designating him former Apostolic Nuncio to France. A veteran diplomat, Maglione 62, is seen as a trusted hands in Vatican foreign policy and a strong choice for Franco allied diplomacy amid speculation about future Vatican moves.
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Vatican City
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Legion of Flonar
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Cardinal Magione
Visit ors fined ten dollars as two gambling joints shut
Police raided East Main street late last night arresting two alleged proprietors and fifteen patrons at Brower and Sorin apartments. Chief Minnigan vowed further investigations into widespread illegal gambling, promising more arrests as authorities continue cleanup.
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East Main Street
Corey Hn
Trey Brewer
Sarin
Maier
Yu If Uw
Payne
Brower Place
Sorin
Axits Macleod
Jali Minnigan
Flanigan
Burliggame
Swan
Mens
Ruppersbrirger
Harry Stinbelt
Arrest at Billiard Parlor Sparks Prohibition Raid
Police raided multiple addresses led by Chief John Fintan, citing operations of illegal gambling and license violations. One operator, Carmen, was arrested after failing to pay a $27.50 license fee, while associates faced seizure of chips and cash as evidence.
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Chier
Poller
John Fintan
Joan Wieale
Lack of suitable WPA projects ties up work in Harrisburg
State Works Progress Administration officials said today that the lack of stable WPA projects to accommodate replacements in Pennsylvania ties up employment efforts. Everett Smith, WPA administrator, disclosed the dilemma and the impact on job placements.
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Harrisburg
Inc
Pennsylvani
Works Progress
Everett
Smith
Babson Critiques Security Programs and Fiscal Myths
Palm Beach March 11 Roger Rabson reports that the speaker rails against universal guarantees such as old age pensions unemployment insurance and fixed prices. He argues real security rests on character not government programs and labels social security taxes as hidden consumer costs. He warns higher payroll and income taxes would raise prices and erode thrift while impelling a broader national health insurance push.
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Babson
Roger Rabson
Palm Beach
Fla
America
Endangered future of Social Security and Townsend plan debate
A reader questions the long term value of the social security trust fund and Townsend Plan proposals, doubting younger generations will benefit. He fears current taxes fund public expenses now and warns old age checks may fail to cover basic needs. Continued discussion hints at rising taxes and policy shifts ahead.
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Ing Woney
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