State highway measures advance in Harrisburg
Five highway bills with favorable committee recommendations move in the House. Wheeler bill would spend 23 000 for rural roads and 2 000 000 for state routes through cities, aiding East Columbus avenue. Other measures seek state take over of county bridges, township road maintenance, and township reward fund distribution. Also three compulsory automobile liability insurance bills receive a public hearing set in Philadelphia Friday. }
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Fucus Corry
Harrisburg
Columbus Avenue
Gennett
Grifith
Marcus
Haws and Schwartz
Philadelphia
Committee On
Su Eats
Hy Schuylkill
Jones
Luzerne
Public Service Commission
Madrid Student Revolt Turns Violent Against Dictator
In Madrid on March 12 students clashed with police near the Paseo de la Castellana. Police fired, critically wounding one rioter and injuring several others. hospital staff report another likely to die from twenty five bullets in his back.
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Madrid
Spain
Prima ‘de Rivera
Paseo de la Castellana
Senate endorses Root plan changes amid wary support
Senate advocates of adherence to the World Court discuss tentative Root proposals in private. Supporters say changes align with Senate reservations, while opponents remain in the minority. Negotiations continue via diplomat Elihu Root before the international jurists’ committee in Geneva. The likelihood of ratification depends on how the farm relief and tariff session proceeds.
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Paul A. Mallan
United Press
Washington
Mar
Senate
United States
Bhikit Root
International Committee of Jurists
Tey
Ambi
Congress
The Bells of Beaujolais Presented by Glee Clubs
The Glee Clubs present the operetta The Bells of Beaujolais at the high school Thursday evening with about sixty students including Tuntox High girls. Leading roles include Miller Shoop Alfred Van Dresar Charles Auer Edward Crapser Yennis Follett and others. Max Harvey offers violin numbers. tickets available from Glee Club members and Miss Fuller's Music Shop.
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Tuntox High School
Glee Club
Commissioner Burke Resigns From Indian Affairs Bureau
Washington March 12 Commissioner Burke of the Indian Affairs Bureau has submitted his resignation to President Hoover. He said he served eight years and will leave office with no hard feelings. The resignation was first submitted on March 6 and to Whiter House, with no definite successor named. Burke plans no immediate future plans and will stay in office until Hoover chooses a successor.
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Washington
Mar
Burke
Bureay
Hoover
United Press Today
White House
Interior Department
Staty Withur
Five Best Radio Entertainments From National Networks
A rundown of evening radio lineups lists Voters Service by the National League of Women Voters WLW Cincinnati at 7 00 BST, an orchestra from the Cincinnati Symphony at 8 00, Paul Whiteman's Orchestra at 9 00, Curtis Tantitime Hour at 10 00, and a Vaudeville Hour with wartime stars at 11 00 across ABC CBS NBC WEAF and related stations.
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WEAP
NBC
Voters' Service
Natonal League of Women Voters
WLW
Cincinnati
WABC
GBS
Paul Whiteman
CBS
Curtis Tantitite
WEAF
Nated
Stara
Italian Army Plans Salute for Pope at Vatican Exit
The Italian army will fire a 50 gun salute when the Pope leaves the Vatican for the first time. The salute marks the transfer of papal residence to St Job’s Hospital and bishop of Rome.
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Pope
Uniteo Ar
Italien
Rand Sa Wean
Vatican
Pops Pie
St. Job's
Hasilioa
Rome
Reports of mutiny against rebel commanders in Sonora
United Press dispatch from Washington notes mutinies reported against rebel commanders in Sonora, with details reaching the State Department.
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United Press
Washington
Sonora
State Department
Sites Listed for New Factory in Harrisburg
Central Committee announces options on multiple sites for a new Harrisburg factory by Phillips Jones Corp. Offers include two acres at South Street and Shady Avenue, four acres at East Main and Shady, and plots on West Smith and North Center streets plus others with prices from $200 to $15,000. Breyers to inspect sites and announce selections. several options still under review.
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Central Committee
Phitlins- Jones Corporation
Breyers
Committee On Options
Ast
Southtreet
Shady Avenue
C.G. Haskins
Summer Street
John J
Montz
Wayne Street
Mary J. Hatch
West Smith Street
AG. Scranson
Ourseres
Worth Street
GC. R. Rogers
Mefd and
Brown
Congress Street
R. M Randall
Thomas
Love
North Center
Scranton
North Corry
Guyt Johmson
Carbondale
Mer Street
D. L. Dewey
Columbus
Columbus Railway Station
East Smith Street
Frank Manwarren
East Main Street
Shady Avenuué
Will J. Spiesman
East Irving Yond Wright Street
H. Lyons
Wright Street
John J. Love
North Center Street
F. 4
England
Summer
East Main Streets
Esther Jones
Howard and Co
Lawson
Smith Street
Ten Strés
A. Zaleable and Son
Ceniter Street
J W. Ober
White Street
Coltanbus Avenus
A. L. Phelps
East Wayne
Hollis
Merklingér Estete
East South Street
Rey Fibre Furniture Company
Sraanoperty
Robbery at Wisconsin License Division Staging Theft
Two bandits held up state automobile license division messengers in Madison Wisconsin and escaped with about 126000 in checks and cash. The victims were Russell Pfeifer and Stanley Horn Dirg, employees of the division, transporting funds to the state treasurer.
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United Frew
Hoover Signs Moffett Appointment Renewal
Washington President Hoover signed the commission to renew the appointment of Rear Admiral Willis A. Moffett as chief of the Bureau of Naval Aeronautics. The administration vowed strict oil resource conservation nationwide. Columbus Junior Hilton aged 6 and his brother Jack aged 7 were reported abducted after being enticed into a closed automobile near Hubbard Avenue School. The Pennsylvania license plate read 726111.
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Washington
Hoover
Willis A. Moffett
Bureau of Oval Aeronautics
Columbus
Junior Hilton
Jack
Hubbard Avenue School
Pennsylvania
Two Prohibition Seekers Missing In Ring Case
In Monessen and Webster, Pa, federal marshals hunt for Albert H. Seales and Archie Negelman, linked to a Pennsylvania West Virginia liquor conspiracy. Officials say Negelman headed the ring and Seales has not been at home for several days as probes continue.
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United Press
Monessen
Trahert
Albert H. Seaies
Prohibition
Archie Negelman
Pennsylvania
West
Robbers Take $90 in Daylight Hold Up at Youngstown
In a second daytime robbery within 48 hours, two armed bandits halted a street car near a motorist in Youngstown and forced him to drive them away. They escaped with about $90 from their target.
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Fee Pedee
Unusual Display Of Northern Lights Seen Across Skies
Reports from locals describe an unusual northern lights display last night between 10 30 and midnight. A narrow band stretched from the western sky toward the east then split into multifingered shapes as a brighter arc appeared in the north causing radio interference and reception loss across the area.
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Rue v9
Stelock
Orion
Est
Film salesman held in probe of bond theft
Emanuel Steinberg, a Pittsburgh film salesman, is held in connection with an $80,000 bond theft from Toronto’s Union Station ten months ago. Bonds were found in his car. A M Gibson of the Canadian postal service identified them. Steinberg says the bonds were hinted by Martin Hendel, the suspected thief sought by two countries. Steinberg faces arraignment as Catherine Meyers and Harrd Meyers are held. Hendel fled Pittsburgh after their arrests. Hendel had served five years for furs theft from downtown delivery boys.
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Emanuel Steinberg
Pittsburgh
Union Station
Toronto
A. M. Gibson
Canadian Postal Service
Ont
Steinberg
Martin Hendel
Catherine Meyers
Meyers
Hendel
Western Penitentiary
Commission Probe Remote After Senate Session
Prospects for a senatorial probe of the Public Service Commission remained remote as the Senate reconvened without action. The commission’s signed statement on Commissioner James S. Henn’s interest in the Philadelphia transit was viewed as satisfactory by lawmakers, according to the report.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Mar
Public Service Commission
Senate
Commission
James S. Henn
Philadelphia
Moffett to Retain Post as Aeronautics Chief
Washington March 2 Hoover will reappoint Rear Admiral William A. Moffett as chief of the bureau of aeronautics. He has already served two four year terms and will begin a third term tomorrow, breaking the record for tenure in the post.
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Washington
Mar
Presigen
Hoover
William A. Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Whits House
Moffett
Wright Speaks Before Rotary on Civic Consciousness
James H. Wright a local optometrist spoke to the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry about civic seals and community service. He quoted George Bernard Shaw and urged civic ideals, noting illness of two members and announcing a March 26 ladies night. the meeting discussed club matters and upcoming events.
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James H. Wright
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
George Bernard Shay
Joe Amely
W. EB Bricker
Harry Allen
Lewis Urges State Action on Back Roads Funding
State Treasurer Samuel S. Lewis addressed the Lock Haven Rotary Club urging funding for back roads and secondary routes. He warned that without new revenues the highway department faces large shortfalls and outlined plans to use existing funds to replace worn roads, maintain maintenance, and extend improvements over 16 years, prioritizing primary over secondary routes yet highlighting needs on lesser roads.
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United Press
Lock Haven
Samuel S. Lewis
Dreamlisg
State Highway Department
Stonet
Saroul
Saré
Lewis S. Sadler
Federals and Rebels Massing Near Torreon
United Press reports massing federal and rebel forces near Torreon Durango as both sides move toward Saltillo and Torreon. Government and rebel commanders claim strategic advances with skirmishes around Paredon and along the Canitas to Durango railway. The outcome hinges on the big battle anticipated between the eastern front and Torreon, a vital rail hub.
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Gesford F. Fine
United Press
Mexico City
Monterey
Bale
Coahuila
Saltillo
Duan Athinzah
Wah Callés
al- Hide
Gonzales Hstohar
Escibar
Touréon
Canitas
Cilles
Francis
San Felipe
Fastelera
Durango City
Imim
Vera Crom
North Central
New Ferice
Ralph Turner
Survo-Laredo
PA Sedtor
Pacsonal
Plutsrea Elias Calles
Mexico
Solar
Torreon
Durango
Immediaa
Gonzalo Escahary
Chihuahua
Wither
Seek Proof of Charges Against Dr. Morgan
The Pennsylvania Chiropractors Association plans to press a House resolution to summon Dr. Arthur Morgan of Philadelphia for questioning. The move follows a newspaper report of his November address alleging payments to influence legislators to back a chiropractic licensing bill. A previous resolution failed to specify notification for Morgan. John B. Harbour, 67, former president of the Pittsburgh Stock Exchange, died at home after a short illness.
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Ly United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Astopia
Ion
House
Arthur
Morgan
Philadelphia
Hower Allegheny
Alorsan
Barequa
Pittsburgh
John ‘B. Harbour
Iit Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
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Bulletins
Phillips-Jones Corporation
Nora McCray
Corry
Youngstown
Sarre Seentenna
E. Steinberg
Jas. H. Wright
Daytona Beach
Fla
Los Angeles
Leonard
Stevans
Injas J. M. White
Bia
Ong
White
Lewis
Lock
Haven
Torrean
Aguirre
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