Former Chief of Police Dunkle Fined and Placed on Probation
George W. Dunkle, former chief of police, pleaded guilty in Erie federal court to a prohibition violation. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs and placed on one year of probation. The raid found liquor in a rented garage, not in the city. Dunkle was represented by Owen Burns. Judge Schoonmaker sentenced him and warned of future penalties.
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George W. Dunkle
Erie
Dunkle
Elks’ Club
He Cly
Owen Burns
Fr. P. Schoonmaker
Apd
Fer
Otto Krieger
New wage cuts threaten mine strike spread in Ohio
United Press reports say Hanna Company will cut miners day rate in eastern Ohio from 4.20 to 3.20, with scale committees to confer. Strike fears grow as reopenings loom and 6,000 miners quit Feb 1. Ohio National Guard units stand ready. Gov White vows order and safety. Sunday Creek Coal seeks injunction to stop picketing after a railroad switch and trestle were dynamited.
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United Press
Athens
Hocking Valley
Ohio
West Virginia
Hanna Company of
Cleveland
Ohio National Guard
George White
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Millfield
Athens County
American Legion Reemployment Drive Aids 212000 Jobs
President Hoover was informed that the American Legion reemployment drive has helped about 212,887 jobless men find work in the last five weeks. Detroit executive director Mark T. McKee said an average of over 60,000 men have been given jobs weekly since the drive began, with plans to continue toward 2,000,000 jobs.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
American Legion
Mark T. McKee
Detroit
McKee
Legion
Thehnid
Stolen auto found in woods south of city
A Ford sedan owned by Arch Lyons of West Park Place was stolen near the Senior High on February 12 and later found in a snowbound gully southwest of the city. The car was badly damaged with a smashed rear window. license plates were located by two youths in a Fourth Ward yard and turned to authorities. Police, led by Chief Ruppertburger and Patrolman Brown, searched Concord Township and woods, hoping to identify suspects. The vehicle remains in place until spring thaw allows removal.
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Arch ©. Lyons
West Park Place
Lyons
Fourth Ward
Ruppersburger
Brown
Concord Township
Ruppersturgee
Brees
Five Injured in Ambridge Fire After Explosion
An explosion followed by fire injured five people and left 22 homeless in Ambridge, destroying three buildings and damaging a fourth. The blast occurred at the home of Nicholas Kostas, who was away at a party in Aliquippa. Firefighters Warren Sohn and Lester Kane were hurt while battling flames, and debris injured others.
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United Press
Ambridge
Yersong
Nicholas Kosta
Aliquippa
Kostas
Thomas Supe
Anthony Direnzo
Alan Creach
Warren Sohn
Lester Kane
Louiserenzo
Mary Supe, Jr
William
State plans awaited for East Columbus Ave bridge project
City officials await revised plans from the State Highway Department for a bridge project below the St Pierre property. The commission is urged to approve the altered plans and return them promptly so bids can be advertised without delay.
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State Highway Department
Columbus Ave
St Pierre
Highway Department
Man and two women cremated in car crash near Westchester
A man named Leon Bryant of Philadelphia and two unidentified women died when their auto collided with another vehicle three miles west of Westchester on the Downingtown Pike. The car overturned and burst into flames trapping them beneath. Robert H. Conover of Atelen Chest er county, the other driver, was slightly injured and taken to Coatesville hospital. two others with him escaped unharmed.
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Sym
Westchester
Here
Downingtown Pike
Leon Bryant
Philadelphia
Robert H. Conover
Atelen
Chester County
Grounded freighter refloated with no damage reported
United Press dispatch from Boston dated March 23 reports the freighter Marjory Weems grounded on Seas Island off Searsport Maine earlier today has been refloated with no serious damage by Coast Guard help. The Coast Guard reported the recovery and conditions remain under observation.
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Ey United Penn Hoston
Seas Island
Searsport
Coast Guardutter
Coast Guard
Alabama storm leaves towns wrecked and hundreds dead
United Press reports from Montgomery on March 25 describe a devastating Alabama storm that killed 275 people and injured many more across Chilton and surrounding counties. Gov. Miller urged Red Cross aid as scenes show leveled homes, downed lines, and mourning families. A Sheriff recalls narrowly escaping death and witnessing the wreckage of neighbors.
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Sam Slate
United Press
Montgomery
Ali
Fox Help
Duy
Alabama
stormeLora
Clantit
Chilton County
Guv. B. M. Miller
Ahetter Tours
J. L. Gore
Chitten County
Union Grove
Gore
Liem
Battle Hamilton
Oly
Thadden
Move to annul unusual will of rich Toronto man
The provisional government moved to annul Charles Vance Millar will that left nearly 500000 to Toronto’s poor. Florence Brown leads births with 27 children, 13 living, while Florence Bagnato has 20 children, 11 living. A bill by Attorney General Col Price aims to divert Millar funds to the University of Toronto.
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Toronto
United Press
Charles Vance Millar
Millar
Florence Bagnato
Col
W. H. Price
University of Toronto
Col Price
Four Crossing Victims Mangled in Ontario Collision
BELLEVILLE Ont Mar 28 A west bound train brought into the station wreckage of an automobile on the col weather and two other bodies scattered along the tracks. The four victims were all from Fort Ane Ont and were killed when their car was struck at a crossing three miles east of here. The train crew did not realize the accident until reaching the station.
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Wines Pees
Belleville
Ont
Mar
Stadom
Colweather
Fort Ane
Taii Ats
Here
Income tax receipts exceed Treasury March estimate
Washington March 23. Tax collections for the first 21 days of March total 178,567,114 dollars. The States exceed the Treasury estimate of March collections which had been 175,000,000 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Lead In Northeast Sightings
Report from Dover and Hopewell as a Boyerites Iiker claims he saw a child he believes matches the Lindbergh baby near North East Pennsylvania and New Jersey authorities investigate. Police Chief Frank Hy Javens declines to identify suspects while noting a car with Pennsylvania plates found near the scene. The case enters its fourth week with new tips and guarded statements from state police and informants.
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United Press
Dover
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Frank Hy Javens
Traino
Easter Weather Forecast Incomplete Says Weather Bureau
Washington reported that forecasters cannot rely on a four day Easter forecast due to volatile conditions. Officials noted warmer weather and showers are possible but no certainty exists about the timing or occurrence of any specific conditions.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Icky
Suspect in Falconer Hold-up Traced by State Police
New York state troopers from Bemis Point and Corry police discussed a Falconer hold-up in which a resident lost money. The suspect, once located, slipped away, potentially tied to other Crimest in Jamesown area. A large rail order news item follows: 90,000 ton W rail order to Bethlehem Steel Inland Steel Carnegie Tiineis Algoma Steel.
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Falconer
New York
Bemis Point
N. Y
Dorry
New York State
Forthcomig
Falconer Police
Jamestown
Corry
New York Central Railroad
Bethlehem Steel Corporatism
Inland Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Co
Tiineis Steel Co
Algoma Steel Co
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
NBC and CBS networks feature Arthur Pryor's band at WEAF and WABC with Psst Wright, concert, Hollywood Nights, and the Tumba Symphony Orchestra scheduled across prime evening slots. The lineup highlights major stations WEAF WABC NBC and CBS with music and variety programs expected to attract listeners tonight.
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WEAF
NBC
Arthur Pryor
WABC
CBS
Hollywood
Coolidge Critiques Government Spending in Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia dispatch notes Calvin Coolidge blasting governmental extravagance in an article titled Debts and Texas. He argues wage earners and businessmen should unite against tax hikes and new levies, urges reducing public expenditures as the only permanent remedy for high taxes, and warns that excessive borrowing and spending erodes public credit and forces asset sales.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Calvin Coolidge
Nflice
Texas
Saturday Evening Post
Leaders block effort to force vote on tax bill
Washington lawmakers faced a partisan struggle as leaders stalled a push to force a vote on a sales tax measure. Opposition sought exemptions on food, clothing, and medicines while a separate estate tax provision advanced, with party lines echoing across the chamber. Key representatives from New York and North Carolina joined concerns over high income and estate taxes, and the House adjourned for parliamentary maneuvering.
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United Press
Washington
Mar U
Hope
Callie
Maratan
Ene
Tle
Wil Fod
Elatiing
Miet Deine
Lee Jendurs
Ole Fielse
Tomurroyp
Latuardia
Rep. N.Y
Doughton
Dem. N.C
Sino-Japanese Parley Delayed by Chiang Departure
Shanghai dispatch reports peace negotiations stalled as Gen Chiang Kai-shek refused to meet with the inferior Japanese officer, prompting his departure to Nanking. Chinese and Japanese delegates shifted. Ugeda and Shirakawa named, with Chinese envoy Gaston Wing taking lead and Western diplomats Johnson and Lampson involved in resumption talks.
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United Press Shanghai
Chiang Favang-Nai
19Th Route Army
Chiang
Nanking
Qua ‘Tai-Chi
Foeign
Kenkichi Ugeda
Shirakawa
Gaston Wing
Gen Shirikaya
Walt Jog
Americar
Britain to oppose Free State oath and land annuities
London March 28 J H Thomas dominions secretary told the House of Commons Britain will oppose the oath demanded by the Irish Free State and nonpayment of land annuities. He said a communication to the Free State would clarify their stance beyond doubt as the oath remains an integral treaty term.
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United Press
London
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
House of Commons
Republica
Eamon de Valera
Irish Free State
Free State
Trish Free State
Thomas
John W. Dulanty
Tbe
No Trace of Woman Killed in Plane Crash
Steubenville Ohio March 25 Search for the body of Mrs Carol Le Cole St Louis physician a passenger in an air mail plane that crashed near here Monday continued today Workers dragging to the Ohio river near the wreckage found the pilot Hal George The wreckage was found near Brownma Island about 24 hours after the accident Dr Cole was traveling to New York on threat continental and Western way when a severe storm swept the district and the plane crashed into the river The body of Mrs Cole remained missing as crews worked to recover all wreckage
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United Press
Steubenville
Carol le Cole
St. Luis
Wis
Ohio River
Hal George
Broyma Island
Dr. Cole
New York
Continental
Westerlane
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