Hope for Five Power Naval Accord Revived
London reports the United States may join a consultative five power naval accord without pledging military guarantees France seeks a security pact to curb tonnage, while Britain weighs demand for guarantees and Mediterranean obligations amid domestic finances. Also under review is how far Britain would commit to collective defense in the proposed framework.
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Webb Miller
United Press
London
Mar
United States
France
Great Britain
Britain
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Aer
Prass
Articie
Dague fired several shots in gunbattle during murder trial
Private Ernest Moore testified that W Glenn Dague fired several shots in the fatal gun battle that left Highway Patrol Corporal Brady Paul dead after a robbery attempt near Butler. Irene Schroeder, already convicted of murder in the case, watched as the trial proceeded with witnesses describing the violence. Special Prosecutor Margiotti signaled a speedy pace, with the state possibly resting soon. Schroeder appeared in court, calm and jesting at times, as the proceedings continued.
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United Press
New Castuer
Ernest Moore
Highway Patrol
Brady Paul
W. Glenn Dague
Paul
Dague
Moore
Irene Schroeder
Butler
Charles J. Margiotti
Tia
Margiot G
Hoover Signs $169 Million Deficiency Bill
Washington March 26 President Hoover signed the first deficiency bill carrying 169.5 million dollars for government establishments. The largest item is 100 million dollars for the Federal Farm Board. The money is to be made available for immediate use.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Steel merger fight becomes big civic issue in Youngstown
In Youngstown on March 26, Bethlehem Steel leaders Schwab and Grace arrived to defend the Bethlehem Sheet and Tube merger against Republic Steel and Cyrus S. Eaton. The dispute centers on the Youngstown plant and potential move to Pennsylvania, with civic stakes cited as key to Ohio steel history. Schwab planned a press conference in his private car to rebut Eaton’s and Tate’s positions, as access to Bethlehem Steel records was debated after a five hour meeting.
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United Press
Youngstown
Charles M. Schwa
Magesie Ge Grave
Bethteh Steel Corporation
Arriveleve
Clare of
Rethechem
Republic Bisel
Youngstayva Sheet and Tube
Pennsylvania Station
Schwalb
Grace
Fishy
Cleveland
Cyrus
Eaton
Bethlehem Sheet and Tube
Aton
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Steel
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem
Raton
Tate Tangs
Sweeney Claims Self Defense in Killing Case
Pittsburgh March 26 Vincent Sweeney 27 of Homestead on trial for murder in the fatal shooting of his stepfather John J Fitzgerald 68 last December 27. He pleads self defense as final arguments wrap up and jury heard.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Vincent Sweeney
Homestead
John J. Fitzgerald
Las
Believe Petimeto Farm Haven For Auto Thieves
Casper taken back to Ohio to await hearing as arrest of Paul Casper, 24, at the home of Joseph Perino on Well Hill near Cleveland follows theft of a Chrysler automobile owned by Dr. Leonard Semantini. Police connect the case to a wider gang attività operating in Cleveland and nearby suburbs, with Harrison still at large. Authorities report autos and accessories stolen, with Casper identified by garage owner Sparks and returned to Cleveland for further questioning.
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Casper
Joseph
Pami
Joe
Perinto
Well Hill
Vily
Cemipilén
Cleveland
Thio
Ruppersburg
Siton, Darrow
Concord Township
Leonard Semantini
Pet‘meto
Wiliam Harrison
Caxper
Hat Son
Petimeta
Sparks
Harrison
New York
Thit Hey
Ung
C. Kibley
North Center Street
Yifinity
Fire destroys building in Irwin, causes $2500 loss
Irwin Pa March 26 A two story brick garage and apartment building owned by Charles Siterly was destroyed by fire today with an estimated loss of 2500 dollars.
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Irwin
Charles Siterly
New Code of Ethics For Talkies Drafted by Film Producers
Hollywood dispatch reports Will Hays and the Western group of the Association of Motion Picture Producers are shaping a six point code of ethics for talking pictures. The draft seeks to curb crime glamorization, outlaw illegal drug depictions, and protect marriage sanctity while curbing sympathetic portrayals of criminals. The plan aims to influence federal censorship debates as Congress considers a nationwide motion picture levy.
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George H. Beale
United Press
Hollywood
Cal
Screen Colony
New York
Will Hays
Omg
Bays
Hays
The
Association of Motion Picture Proucers
Grant M. Hudson
Michigan
Congress
Worst March Storm Paralyzes Middlewest Sleep in Hotels
A ferocious March blizzard left the Midwest in deep snow with Minnesota Indiana and Wisconsin covered by 12 inch drifts and up to six feet. More than 20 000 workers labored to clear streets and transit after 24 hours of crawling traffic. Four lives were lost and hundreds injured amid wrecks on rapid transit lines and city streets.
Squaw Testifies to Killing Wife of Buffalo Artist
Nancy Bowen an elder Seneca woman testified in Buffalo on the murder case of Lila Jimerson and described using a hammer and chloroform to kill Clothilde Marchand, wife of artist Henri Marchand, after being told Marchand was a witch. The confession added a new dimension to a case already noted as strange in local history.
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United Press Court House
Busfalo
Nancy Bowen
Clothilde Marchand
Adises
Bowen
Lila Jimerson
Bi Mis
Miss Jimersons
Mrs. Marchand
Mrs. Bowen
Western Trains Hours Late Result of Storm
Corry reported no effects by noon as a blizzard roared eastward, leaving the Midwest under a foot of snow and causing hours late service on the Evie Railtown route. The Chicago district faced heavy congestion while Marion, Ohio, trains ran on schedule in the two sections but many travelers sought shelter along routes. Continued on page four.
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Corry
Lesu
Middle West
Evie
Marion
Ohio
Chicago
Toledo Bank Held Up by Two Bandits
Toledo on March 26, two bandits robbed the Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company. They closed the vault on four employees and escaped with the money in sight. Officials could not yet determine the exact amount.
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Toledo
O. Mar
Ohio Savings Bank and Trust
Bank Officiy
Attend State Conference of Colonists in Warren
Fort LeBoeuf Chapter delegates J B Patterson G I Cronin and F O Howard attended the state conference of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Colonists in Warren at the Woman's Club. The meeting featured a luncheon for officers delegates and members. William Penn lantern slides illustrated his life in England and America and National President Mrs L Hunter spoke on the Woman's Patriotic Council for National Defense amid musical numbers.
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J. B. Patterson
C. F. Cronin
F. O. Howard
Fort le Boeuf
Warren
Daughters of American Colonists
G. I. Cronin
Fort LeBauet
Daughters of the American Colonists
National Society of the Daughters of the American Colonists of
Pennsylvania
Woman's Club
Burton Ashley Grane
Erie
William Penn
Lfe
England
America
Edward Lindsay
Pinchot Abolishes Agencies in Gubernatorial Platform
Philadelphia March 26 Gilford Pinchot former Pennsylvania governor today announced his platform for another Republican bid for governor He calls for abolition of the coal and iron police and the Public Service Commission branding them as tools of corporations He did not address prohibition in his remarks but added a plank favoring law enforcement and order
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United Press
Philadelphia
Gilford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Coal and Iron Police
Public Service Commission
Pinchot
Field of candidates for national prohibition director
A large field of candidates, about 70 names, are actively considered for the national prohibition director post as enforcement duties shift from treasury to justice. J D Pennington of Western Pennsylvania and J M Doran, retiring prohibition commissioner, discussed transitions with Treasury aides and other officials, while names like Alf Oftedal Maurice Campbell and Harry Anslinger surface as potential appointees.
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Joseph 5. Wasney
United Press
Washington
Nap. 2
Treasury
Tre Juste Deepartment
J.D. Pennington
Western Pennsylvania
J. M. Doran
Pittsburgh
Navy
L. C. Andrews
Andrews
Allomey
Gengrit Mitchell
Treasury Lowman
Tiv
Alf Oftedal
Prohibition
Ning
William @. Walker
San Francisco
Doran
Siliciuis
Justice Department
Smediey Butler
Marine Corps
Buller
Utility stocks rise in broad market rally on March 26
In New York utilities led gains as stocks rose 1 to 9 points with Industrials and other groups advancing. United States Steel climbed near 192, up 2, as several names including American Can Westinghouse Electric and others posted higher quotes amid rapid trading. In Harrisburg, testimony closed in the Samuel Redrams murder trial with a verdict anticipated before nightfall.
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United Press
NEW York
The
Stock Exchange
United
United States Steel Common
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
Valladium
Commercial Solvents
United Arccraft
J. J. Case
General Railway Signal
Western Union
Johes Manville
National Air Transport
Harrisburg
Samuel Redrans
Jo Oren
New Cumberland
1M Love
Five Best Radio Entertainments List
The schedule lists daily radio programs on WABC WEAF and NBC CBS networks. Highlights include Golu Medal fast freight at 5:00 on WABC, Menloil hour and Palmolive hour on WEAF, Philo hour on WABC at 10:00, and Hank Simmons showboat at 11:00 on CBS.
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WABC
CBS
WEAF
NBC
Philo
Hank Simmons
Five Bodies Removed From Wrecked Shaft Mine Disaster
Eleven workers trapped by an explosion at the Arnettsville mine. Five bodies recovered after hours of effort. several survivors later rescued. Company involved listed as Grown Cox and New World Coal. Names of several miners identified among the dead and escaped.
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Crown Coat Company
United Press Arnettsville
Mizoi
Yulety Iy
Cox Company
al Ao Sueltayille Todey-tople
Willob
Matsu Haji
Selim
Mumuys
WWE
Poe Efi
Saith
Visine el Hultey
Deane
Umea
Patrmant
AL Sain
Land Coal Company
Everettsville
Pittsburgh
Chuaticstti
Livingston D. M. Passell
Shakes
Sista Stanco
Andrew Smith
Jerry
Henry Willis
Negro
Adam Culp
Neg
William Thompson
Baward
J. W. Harvey
Deine
Pitt Students Show Moist Inclinations
Pittsburgh March 6 University of Pittsburgh students revealed strong sentiment for modifying or repealing Prohibition in a Pitt Weekly poll. Of 2571 votes, 587 favored current prohibition and 4987 supported change. When asked if they drank, 1535 said yes while 1038 said no. Only 35 admitted abstinence due to prohibition.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Sunday Movies Continue in Wheeling After City Vote
Wheeling West Virginia March 26 Wheeling will continue Sunday moving picture shows after city council approval. City Manager Thomas Beckett cast the deciding vote last night with a split council supporting the ordinance amid mixed reactions.
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Wheeling
Unleuries
W. Va
Thomias
Beckett
Sig Apathai
Lars Gabby Wray
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