Hoover off tonight on West Indies tour
President Hoover prepares to depart from Washington for a 10 day voyage to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands aboard the battleship Arizona. Mrs. Hoover will not join him but plans to visit her son in Asheville.
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Hoover
West Indies
Harmony Glaphers
United Press
Washington
Mar
White House
Hoovey
Port Rico
Virgin Islands
Asheville
Herhput
Norfolk
Arizona
Hampton
Porto Rico
Hurley
Junioy
Lo Fermi I
Sealer Crisis as Ships Scan Ice for Survivors
Three dead and three missing after an explosion aboard a sealing vessel. Rescue ships scour ice floes for survivors while a hotel fire prompted new political charges against New York City Mayor James J Walker.
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Sealer
Walker
N.Y
Judge Gibson to Testify in Rossiter Case
Federal Judge R M Gibson of Pittsburgh was expected to testify today in the Rossiter case involving three men charged with substituting patrons for a wealthy Canadian bootlegger. Patrone pleaded guilty and faces sentencing, while Wells remains indicted and at large. Government witnesses testified that Rossiter was near Patrone when the entry occurred and would not represent Patrone.
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United Press Brie
R. M. Gibson
Pittsburgh
Gibson
Patrona
Joseph Jarvis
Stanley West
Patrone
Wells
Coust
Absert Wasartes
Santuel V. Rossiter
Lester Ben Joseph Donovan
al Pf
Rossiter
Uikrges
Patone
Vis
Beals
Leonard EL Or
Senate adopts Smith resolution for constitutional convention
Albany Senate votes 2 to 18 to petition Congress to call a constitutional convention in multiple states to repeal the 18th Amendment. In Detroit a warrant for assault and battery is issued for Harry Harris, son-in-law of famed magician Howard Thurston, signed by his wife Janet Thurston Hart. New York stocks rally after railroad selloff. In Quincy California five men killed in a cave-in on the Western Pacific Keddie tunnel project. details scarce. In Harrisburg administration forces lose a House vote on recommitting the Mintmanno property guard bill to committee after passage.
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Albany
Senate
Congress
Detroit
Harry Harris
Howard Thurston
Janet Thurston Hart
Quincy
Calit
Keddie
Harrisburg
Mintmanno
Five Best Radio Entertainments Schedule
Radio listings present WABC NBC and CBS networks with shows at 7:00 p m 8:00 p m 8:30 p m and 7 20 p m featuring Myron Downey Borwell sisters Bobby Jones Mellotones and Missicst cocktail across stations WAP WHAF WIZ and WABC with network affiliations noted.
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WABC
CBS
Myron Downey
WAP
NBC
Wreck in fog claims nine aboard Citrine
United Press reports the steamer Citrine wrecked last night in fog off Glasgow. The crew split ashore with nine drowned according to the owners. One paragraph notes five survivors and several missing.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Survey Launches on Allegheny Lake Erie Canal Route
C Edward Log of Pittsburgh announced a survey of the Allegheny valley and French Creek in support of the Lake Erie Allegheny river canal project. Engineer Edward Long, contracted by the Allegheny River Improvement Association, will study economic potential and mineral resources over six months, visiting ON City and Frankin to begin field work.
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Allegheny Valley
French Creek
Allégheny
Great Lakes
City
Tranklin
Long
Pennsylvania
Uhis
Death of Mrs J E Baker Brought to Cranberry Funeral Plans
Mrs Edith Baker aged 51 wife of Rev J E Baker died at Corry hospital after pneumonia. She was born in Cranberry township lived in Gerry recently and is survived by husband two sons Kenneth James town and Laurie Nome plus siblings C G Parringer Mary Parringer Pred Farringer Eliza Brandon G H Farringer Elizabeth Ziegler. Funeral services set for Friday at 10 in United Brethren church and 2 in Cranberry M H church with interment at Brandon cemetery. Rev H F Resgle to officiate.
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Edith Baker
J. E. Baker
Corry Hospital
C. G. Parringer
Mary Parringer
Cranberry
Gisloole
Brandon Cemetery
H. F. Resgle
United Brethren Church
Heart Attack Fatal For John E. McGrath At Work
John E. McGrath aged 68 died from a heart attack while en route to the Kurtz Cise Goods Company plant where he had worked 23 years. He collapsed on North Center Street near Congress Street about 6 30 this morning. He is survived by two daughters and six sons, plus a brother and three sisters. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 9 in St Thomas church with burial in St Thomas cemetery.
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Kurtz Cise Goods Company
John McGrath
Corry
Mr. McGrath
Wik Street
Congress Street
Earl Hasbrouck
Harold Howard
Olean
Mushequa
Seurtz Plan
Maury Schmidt
Catherina McGrath
Villa Marie Academy
Erie
Julian
Frank
James
Severius
Scotia
Robert
Buffalo
Josena
Thomas McGrath
Polk
Slaters
Miss Bile | McGrath
Eloria McGrath
Salamanca
M. | Chrysostom
St. Joseph's
Sloes Church
St. Thomas Cemetery
Daugherty Given 10 Year Prison Sentence
Washington Court House Ohio March 18 Mal Daugherty 68 former president of the defunct Ohio State Bank and brother of ex U S Attorney General Harry M Daugherty was sentenced to La years in the State penitentiary and fined 6000 by Common Pleas Judge Charles S Bell. He was convicted March 18 of misusing 2850 of bank funds. The judge overruled a motion for new trial and commented on the defense counsel remarks as the sentence was pronounced.
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United Press
Washington Court House
O. Mar
Mal &. Daugherty
Ohio State Bank
U. S
Harry M. Daugherty
Stile
Charles S
Bell
Day
Daugherty
Pass measures for Pymatuning dam sent to Senate
Harrisburg March 18 The Pennsylvania House passes bills related to the Pymatuning swamp dam project in Western Pennsylvania. One bill appropriates 1 570 001 dollars for the Department of Forests and Waters to authorize construction of a dam and spillway at the outlet of the swamp. The other measure authorizes development of fishing hunting and other recreational resources on the river with powers for the Water and Power Resources Board to lease or halt such sources.
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Harrisburg
Pennnsylvania House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Department of Forests and Waters
Rep
Stevenson
Patrell
Mercer Poutily
Joliet Warden rejects plan for home rule
Joliet Warden Henry C Hill rejected a petition by 1100 rebellious convicts to form an advisory council and seek concessions. He warned any signature would send a man to solitary and vowed not to bow to prison riots following two earlier disturbances at Joliet and Stateville.
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United Press
Joliet
Joliet Penitentiary
Henry C. Hill
Old Joliet
New Stateville Mods
Stateville
Warden Hill
Hill
Veterans Cash Bonus Bill To Cost Billion
Washington reports estimate that the World War veterans bonus will reach 1 billion dollars as applications flood the Treasury. Officials cite 2,372,000 claims in two weeks and warn of urgent financing needs to cover imminent payments and potential tax shortfalls.
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United Press
Washington
Gimer Ichiayyam
Congress
Busiaing
Heraressian
Treasury
Melina
Veterans Bureau
Frank Z. Hines
Jaitties
Munn Out for Warren County Sheriff Campaign
Garland resident Billy Munn announces his candidacy for sheriff of Warren County. He arrives in Corry to declare a vigorous campaign against Sheriff Harry Jefferson, backed by a broad local following. Munn seeks major nominations at the September primaries as friends anticipate his chance. Corry acquaintances wish him success in his first political bid. J. J. Desmond returns from business trips to New York and Philadelphia.
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Billy Munn
Garland
Warren County
Munn
Corry
Harry Jefferson
Garand
Rescue ships scour water for Viking survivors near Newfoundland
A six-ship fleet searches ice filled waters off Horse Island for survivors of the sealing ship Viking after an explosion and fire. Reports say several men were rescued or unaccounted, with 127 aboard confirmed safe and at least 12 more believed aboard before the disaster.
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United Press
Johns
Joya Johnson
Alfred Ean
Best
St, Johns
Newfoundland
Mar
Horse Island
Whith
Henry T. Stegent
Wig
Sargent
United States
Citiens
Viking
Horse Tstunl
Soi
le Men
Rowring Broilers
Jownela
Lieve
St. Johny
East
Wand
Elmer Wilson Dies in California
Elmer S. Wilson, longtime Corry business man, died in Los Angeles yesterday of pneumonia. His daughter Mrs. Hazel Reynolds accompanied his body to Corry for burial at Pine Grove Cemetery. Wilson once ran a hat store here and remained active in the community before moving to Minneapolis then California.
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Ward
Howard Bosworth
Los Angeles
Calif
Telllaz
Elmer S. Wilson
Corry
Wilson
Hazel Wilson Reynolds
Telegrama
Pine Grove
Fire devastates Lynn hotel injuring eight and prompting search
A five story Lynn hotel fire left eight injured and sparks a citywide manhunt for missing guests. Police believe some unaccounted guests perished as fire crews battled smoke filled halls and guests leaped from windows to escape the blaze.
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United Press
Lynn
Mass
Saul
Prilice Tidmave
Hofteley
Arthur Harvey
A.M. Young
St. Albans
Euest
Itetine
Benjamin Wesseming
Stucki4isliveet
Brouklyn
N.Y
Martin Trivers
Oliver Fortier
Boston
Spindyoulay
Maciel
Panievine
Utovy Nick
Thv
Petstina
Privary
Ween Case
James Williams
Plans for Faster Monday Ball Draw Details
The forty first alnumi music Monday ball is set for April 6 in the armory. Corry Branch No 5 of the Esicest Catholic Benevolent Association arranged the event at St Edward's hall with twenty in attendance. Florence Lynen named in charge of decorations as Sherrick's Troubadours perform from 9 p.m. A dinner is served in St Edward's hall from 6 to 8 with Mrs W S Morrell overseeing dining and Mrs Mary Patterson planning the kitchen.
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Corry
Lesciest Catholic Benevolent Association
St. Edward's Hall
Florence Lynen
Sherrick
St Edward's Hall
W. S. Morrell
Mary Patterson
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