Flogging Case Stirs Fla Trial Shift
Three former Tampa policemen, charged with kidnapping and flogging labor organizers, seek a change of venue as trial resumes. Prosecution aims to prove the deep severity of burns from tar and flogging while other officers face related indictments.
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United Press
Tampa
Robert
Dowell
Tris
Joseph Shoemaker
Eugene Pennot
Sam Rosers
C. A. Brown
John R. Bridges
W. Qurnste
Richard c
Tithe Worth
Air
Wen
Migsig
Burns
Turepa
Ku Klux Klan
Board Discusses School Operations With Concord P T A
A Concord building gathering brought Board of Education members Dearing Bennett and Henton with and the P T A seeking parent input on school operation and course offerings. Parents could submit complaints or suggestions to directors for policy shaping. Mrs H C Barnes spoke at the regular P T A meeting and a committee was named to handle officer nominations, then the session ended with a lunch.
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Board of Education
Concord
Regula
Parent and Teachers!! Association of the School
Dearing
Bennett and
Henton
H. C. Barnes
Board of Hilication
Association
Baron Smilth
Walter L. Peake
Aue
Tra Wickwire
Flood damage closes several nearby roads
Chief of Notice John D Flanigan reports police teletype data showing multiple main highways in his section closed due to flood damage. Roads include Route 19 between Mondville and Mercer Route 79 from Route 1 to Mill Village Route 8 Watteburg Union City Route 718 Mercer County to Wheatland Route 427 Coopers Town Venango to Crawford line Route 88 Washington County Brownsville to Green County Route 247 at Fayette County and Route 112 at Jacob's Ferry.
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John D. Flanigan
Mondville
Mercer
Mill Village
Watteburg
Union City
Mercer County
Wheatland
Cooperstown
Venango County
Crawford County
Washington County
Brownsville
Green County
Fayette Cty
Jacob's Ferry
Rains and Warm Spell Challenge City Sewers
Director of Streets Stanley H Nichols urged property owners to renew warnings on their improvements and rellars to prevent sewer backups, as capacity has been taxed by rain melt. Heavy water flows and street flooding reported on Rust Smilly and Baal Wayne streets raise fears of back-ups if more rain arrives.
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Stanley H Nichols
Rust Smilly
Baal Wayne
Hoffman Asks Justice Dept to Save Hauptmann
Harold G. Hoffman pressed Justice Department chief J Edgar Hoover for help to save Bruno Richard Hauptmann in the Lindbergh child kidnap and murder case. Hoffman said he had evidence to absolve Hauptmann of sole blame and planned to present it in court. He pledged to travel to New York to question Dr. Tom F Jassie Condon about discrepancies.
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Robert Musel
United Press
Bby
Renton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindusigh, Jr
Trenton
Washington
Ima Hoffman
New York
Tom F.jassie
Condon
British naval officer slain in Cork murder car case
Cork Ireland March 25 guards across southern Ireland hunted a murder car used by four men who escaped after drilling. Vice Admiral Henry Boyle Somerville aged 12 lived at Castletownshend was a distinguished British naval officer. Clues included tire marks before his home and a poster reading British recruiting post tossed on the car. The killing tied to Somerville active in recruiting for the navy.
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United Press
Cork
Ireland
Cruil
Henry Boyle Somerville
Great Britain
Castletownshend
Somerville
Guardsmen Leave Johns Town Amid Flood Evacuation
Guardsmen began departing flood stricken Johns town today. About eight hundred were scheduled to leave the city with unclear inclusion of Company A. It is believed the entire 112th infantry will be home by week’s end.
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Jolstown
Johnstown
112Th Infantry
Two Countries Agree On Naval Treaty To Ensure Equality
The United States and Great Britain sign a six year naval treaty at St James Palace. It sets ship sizes and calibres but does not limit total warship numbers. Delegates Davis and Widen urge broader adherence by Japan, Germany, Italy, and Russia. Continued on Page Five.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
London
Mar
United States
Great Britain
British Empire
France
Queen Anne
St. James Palace
Japan
Germany
Italy
Norman H. Davis
Anthony Wdén
Davis
Russia
American Gove
Clifford
uAy
United Press London
Praner
Abandon Hopes For Early Work On School
Hopes for starting the new Vocational school building this month faded as no word came from state WPA authorities. If approved this week, several days would be needed to clear the program before work could begin, making mid April or later more likely. School officials await Harrisburg word and note flood-related delays affect recommendations.
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Iavi
WPA
Itig Tow
Harrisburg
Markets at a Glance United Press report
Markets show mixed gains led by General Motors with higher bonds and generally firmer curb. Chicago stocks rise irregularly as call money sits near 1 percent. currencies firm against sterling and French franc. cotton futures slip. silver in London climbs to 208 16 pence.
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United Press
General Motors
Chicago
Tollar
Gotton
London
Britain warns France against hastily acting in Rhineland row
London urged Paris to avoid precipitate moves over the Rhineland issue. Britain's position stressed the avoidance of strained Franco British relations while awaiting Germanys reply to a four power proposal.
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Youlger
Irance
Germany
Britain
France
Belghini
Malysvete
Vandenberg Attacks Farm Policies in New Senate Move
Washington May 25 Senator Vandenberg Republican Michigan plans to trace Agricultural Adjustment Act payments to individual recipients amid reports of large sums going to banking associations as part of farm relief. He targets AAA payments to major producers while opposing Roosevelt tax proposals and challenging New Deal programs including canal and Passamaquoddy project stakes.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Arthur EH. Vandenberg
Mich
Michigan
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Vandenberg
Iim
Passamaquoddy
Maine
Erie Warren road projects announced for bids
Harrisburg March 25 Bids for federal aid road projects will be opened April 8 announced by Highways Secretary Warren Van Dyke Erie Elimination of a railroad grade crossing on route 295 Plate borough by overpass bridge and paving work Two grade crossings on routes 444 and 480 Mahoning township to get two bridges and concrete paving One route 279 Conwng Township drainage reconstruction and pavement replacement within 5.08 miles
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United Press
Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Erie
Platesborough
Mtence
Mahoning Township
Warren
Conwanga
Anthracite Mining Contracts Extended in New York
The joint negotiating communities for the anthracite industry announced that contracts have been extended until May 1. The move postpones a threatened strike by about 106,000 miners in Pennsylvania. The committee, representing operators in the United Mine Workers of America, had been at work for several weeks. negotiations continue to reach a compromise.
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United Press
New York
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
Corry Doubles Red Cross Relief Quota
Corry's donation toward flood relief passed the $1,000 mark as local Red Cross officers and workers pressed a vigorous canvass. Industry contributions boosted the total, with more funds expected. Mrs. W. M. Houghton announced the drive would continue indefinitely and another shipment of clothing bedding and food would be shipped to the flood district later this week.
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Corry
Red Cross
Harrisburg Faces Water Shortage Amid River Flood Debris
Harrisburg seeks to avert rationing as Susquehanna overflow floods the pumping plant. Debris and coal clog the filtration system, forcing a shutdown. Water department crews and WPA workers race to rehabilitate the plant, with repairs expected for the week.
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Harrisburg
United Press
Susquehanna
Altus
Water Department
WPA
Four Separate GOP Battles and One Democratic Contest
In the city primary on April seventh, Republicans filed multiple contests in the second district of the West Ward for both Women and men posts, while Democrats lags with only one contest in the First Ward Third District. Nominating papers revealed candidates across wards with incumbents noted and several races pending in the Fourth Ward and First Ward.
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Loulay Wien Raph
C. Benedict
Eerie
Fons
Pertitlons
Mest
Tsiet
Wien
James Sullivan
Beas Kine Jey
Benedict
Erma Saxton
Thomas Garrity
Nina Parkhays
LeRoy Cady
Perry Nichols
Anna Banks
Marie Denen
iPranit Lilly Lincumbent
William Dahl
Katherine Aibbey
Roy Skinner
Repubblican
Marlon Austin
Andrew Paulson
Mary Duke
Thomas Clare
Victor Dempsey
Mandé Keefe
Charles Greening
Elabeth Burkhardt
Das Lucey
Mae Carmcke
Zipporah Miller
Arthur Dycken
Mary ¢. Murray
James Miloney
Alice Taynor
Lloyd Ruenersberger
Arthur Schaub
Guardsmen Leaving Flood District as WPA Cleans Debris
Harrisburg March 25 Military assistance was withdrawn from many Pennsylvania towns as WPA workers pressed flood cleanup. Refugees returned home but water shortages hindered efforts in Harrisburg and other cities. Edward N. Jones said 75,000 men and 3,000 trucks were at work statewide while health officials urged strict supervision to limit post flood pests.
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Jess
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
WPA
Edward N. Jones
Comedian Paul McCullough Dies After Suicide Attempt
Medford Massachusetts reports the death of Paul T. McCullough a 52 year old veteran comedian from the Clark and McCullough duo. He died at 9 55 am at a local hospital from razor wounds inflicted in a self caused act Monday night the incident described as a death by his own action.
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Medford
Mass
Mer
Paul T. McCullough
Clark
Flood fears rise as Ohio valley floods threaten cities
Reports from Cincinnati and Pittsburgh describe renewed flood anxieties as the Ohio watershed swells upriver. Meteorologists forecast crests near 32 feet at Pittsburgh's Point, with prior heavy rainfall expanding river surges and forcing evacuations in McKees Rocks and Fetterman while Debris and higher waters threaten the Golden Triangle region.
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United Presa
Cincinnati
U. Meteorologis
Devereaux
Ohio Valley
Pittsburgh
Monongahela
Ohio
Brotaman
Allegheny
Olin
Golden Triangle
Brolemen
Fairfont
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Monongaheala
McKees Rocks
Botta
Red Cross
Golen
Graham W. Vas
Fetterman
Roge
Child's Arm Crushed In Electric Wringer
Two year old Dixie Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Phillips of 3471 West Washington Street received painful injuries yesterday afternoon when her arm was caught in an electric wringer at home. She was taken to Corry Hospital for treatment. bones were not broken, condition uncertain.
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Dixie
Harry Phillips
West
Washington ‘Street
Corry Hospital
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