Movement for Modification Gains Ground in Prohibition Debate
United Press reports Washington discussion on easing the 18th amendment and Volstead Act. Leo Sack says Hoover’s dry policy could face pressure in 1932. advocates foresee more districts pushing reform while wets and drys prepare final testimonies in the prohibition trial before the House Judiciary Committee.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Leo R. Sack
Scripps- Howard
City Club
Sack
Sdek
Paul A. Mallon
House Judiciary Committee
Wit- Hessus
Rlinkarda
Bowery Missions
Anti-Saloon League
Methdist Board of Temperance Prohipitt
Lena Yost
Pennsylvania
States plan big road building programs across the nation
Washington reports a massive expansion plan with Hoover. States and counties expect to spend about 1.6 billion on road building this year, up 250 million from 1929. State departments estimate 32,532 miles improved, with New York and others allocating hundreds of millions to state and local projects.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
United States
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New York
New Jersey
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Alabama
Mississippi
Maine
New Hampshire
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
Montan
Idaho
Colorado
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Arigons
Utah
Nevada
Bank Bandits Surrounded by Kansas Posse
About 100 possemen surrounded three armed bandits near Manter Kansas after a bank robbery. Bloodhounds tracked the trio from a bank in Manter toward Jeymore with an abandoned car containing pistols and sacks of silver. Airplanes brought hounds from Hutchinson and Dodge City as a possible gun battle loomed following a deadly Colorado raid yesterday.
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Jeymore
Kan
Liberty
Colorado Line
Manter
Kas
Hutchinson
Dodgeony
Colorado
Reno
Nev
Maury Graham
Graham
Las Veras
Nevada
Salt Lake City
Utah
Old Ironsides Returns to Sea at Boston Launch
Old Ironsides, the U S Constitution, resumed sea duties after a 32 year span and a 10 100 000 tron restoration effort. Henry Minott reports from Boston that the venerable frigate, first launched in 177 inception, emerged from Str Gry dock with simple ceremonies marking its renewed voyage.
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Henry Minott
United Press
Boston
Mar
Ol Tronsides
America
Jamee
U.S.S
Str Gry Dock
Former Pennsylvanian Governor Marlin Brumbaugh Dies
Pinehurst North Carolina March 13 the body of Marlin Brumbaugh former governor of Pennsylvania and president of Juniata College was en route to Huntingdon Pennsylvania for burial after a heart attack at the eighth hole of the Carolina Hotel golf course. He and his wife had been in the area a few days and had suffered failing health in recent weeks.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Marlin Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Huntingdon
Juniata College
Huntings
Carolina Hotel
Brumbaugh
Business conditions show slow but steady US recovery
United States business conditions gradually improve as springs approach. Reports say easy money lowers rates to four-year lows and boosts activity in steel, rail, utilities, and public works funded by Hoover era programs. Unemployment edges down in several states amid signs of stabilization.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
New York
United States
Vari Ius Federal Preserve
Hoover
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
United States Steel Corporation
Federal Oil Conservation Board
California
Ancis
State Springs A Surprise In Schroeder Trial
A St Louis police officer testifies that a blonde and her lover tried to shoot him while attempting to stop their car during a Westward escape in the Schroeder trial case.
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State
Schroeder
St. Louis
Trail Evidence Details Sullet-Torn Coat At Murder Trial
New Castle Pa March 15 William Kiessling a St Louis policeman and state witness described a night gun battle in which Trene Schroeder Glenn Dague and Tun Stanford fled after Corporal Brady Paul was killed. Kiessling said Dague fired at him, his coat bore three bullet holes, and Trene Schroeder threatened to kill him as Dague grabbed his jaw and gunfire followed. He identified the stolen pistol and recalled signaling for pursuit.
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United Press
New Castle
Wiliam Kiessling
St. Louis
Trene Schraeder
Brady Paul
Pennsylvania
Trene
W. Glenn Dague
Lover
Paul
Kiessling
Tole
Roll Call
Irene Schroeder
Glenn Dague
Tun Stanford
Crawford
Dague Qn Tree
Najjoad
Seit
Dague
Elessiin
Harkness to Be Arraigned in Erie
Harkness of Cleveland is expected to be arraigned before U.S. Immigration and Federal Transport officials in Erie today on charges connected to the alleged theft of an automobile in Cleveland. The vehicle was abandoned in Meadville after the surrender to authorities.
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Harkness
Erie
Cleveland
Ui. S
Souimissioner
Meadville
Federal “Act
Special Voters Registration Ahead of Spring Primary
Voters may register on April 30 or participate in special registrations on April 20 for the upcoming spring primary in May. Clerk Ralph W. Benedict of the county commissioners warns that residents may change party affiliation during this period. Also noted is a Shamrock plant display for St. Patrick's Day, owned by Mrs. Lyle Thomas, to be shown Monday in L. Weeks' window on North Center Street.
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Corry Yun
Ralph W. Benedict
Bn9 Coury
Valera
St. Patrick's Day
Ireland
Lyle Thomas
L. Weeks
Aloe
Mn North Center Street
County action on voting machines and tax collector expected
County commissioners expect to settle key matters next week after Allan Maclean returns from a Washington hospital. The agenda includes the proposed purchase of voting machines for the city and the appointment of a tax collector as Joseph Rogan and Charles Davis maneuver for support amid Maclean’s absence and ongoing budget concerns.
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Allan H. Maclean
Bel
Washington Howital
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Trie
Allen Maclean
Washington, D. C
MacLean
Joseph W. Rogan
Charles R. Davis
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Uren
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Dasis
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Machen
Tife
Rogan
City Year Book to be Carried in Journal
City counsel introduces an innovation to publish the annual city year book in the Journal instead of pamphlets. The 1929 municipal operations are fully reported with a street department review and a salary schedule for city officials and employees, to appear in an early Journal issue.
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Ciry Counsel
Dunedin Wedding: Lilliatt Weds Brown in Florida
Miss Margaret Willoughby Lilliatt of Dunedin marries Rasselas W. Brown of Carry Pa at the Dunedin Episcopal church. The couple leaves for a winter trip to Miami and Cuba before visiting Paris and Pennsylvania. Brown, prominent in his home town club, has wintered in Dunedin. Lilliatt was active in local social circles. A Salvation Army advisory board meeting is scheduled in the city.
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Margaret W.lilliatt
Dunnedin
Rasselas W. Brown
Carry
Clearwater
Fla
Margaret Willoughby Lilliatt
Dunedin
Rasselas
W. Brown
Episcopal Church
Brown
Miami
Cuba
Inter
Paris
Pennsylvania
Cor Water Supply Company
Miss Lilliott
Arthur Diffott
Oes S. Bridge Club
West Ridge Expands Pennsylvanian Bus Network
West Ridge Transportation buys Titusville to Oil City line from Edwards Motor Transportation of DuBois and extends routes to Meadville Umion City and a through connection to Oil City. General manager FX Bowmas confirms expansion aims to cover northwestern Pennsylvania and parts of New York. Possible purchase options include Greenville to Franklin via Sandy Lake and Meadville to New Castle line negotiations.
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West Ridge Transportation Company
Kris
Warren
Jamesteyn
Pennsylvana
Thusville
Edwards Motor Transportation Company
DuBois
Howards Company
Oil City
West Ridge
Titusville
Meadville
Umion City
Frank Abberth Anth
West Ridge Company
Greenville
Anc Franklin
Sandy Lake
Franklin
New Castle
Chimney Fire at See fd Avenue Home Small Damage
Fire crews responded to a chimney fire at the home of Josep Morogo on See fd avenue shortly before 8 this morning. The blaze created smoke but no residence damage and was quickly extinguished with minimal impact.
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Josep Morogo
Seefd
Five Best Radio Entertainments for Tonight
Radio list of programs from 6 30 p m to 10 p m includes Ted Husing sports slants on WABC at 6 30, Puccini opera at 7, Broadway lights at 9, General Electric Hour at 9 30, and Paramount Publix Hour at 10 on various networks.
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United Press
WABC
CBS
Ted Husing
WEAF
NEC
WZNBC
WHIAF
General Electric
Paramount Publix
Owners Of Truck Are Assessed $51 Fine
A Urial assessment of 51 dollars was collected from Kroekier Company today after the arrest of a driver for alleged illegitimate registration of a truck and trailer. The driver faced three counts and returned to Hinghamton by train, settling the matter upon arrival this morning.
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Kroekier Company
Hinghamton
Grand Theatre Reopens March 24 Under RCA Tech
Manager Blatt of the Corry Amusement Company says the Grand Theatre on North Center Street will reopen Monday March 24. RCA talking pictures equipment is installed and preparations are complete for a feature presentation as part of the reopening plans.
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Blatt
Corry Amusement Company
Grand Theatre
North Center Street
RCA
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