Rumor Melons May Quit Penny Political Arena
Harrisburg March 27 United Press reports Pennsylvania Republican leaders studied reactions to Deputy Auditor General Samuel S. Lewis withdrawing as a gubernatorial candidate. His exit leaves Senator Grundy without a running mate and triggers talk of larger retirements and a reorganized statewide contest.
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Bank hold up in Der Mantown Ohio ends with escape
Suspects robbed a Der Mantown Ohio bank today forcing two officials and four customers including a Yale girl to lie on the floor. They escaped in a green sedan after taking about $1500. Local police pursue leads and review surveillance footage.
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Troopers Called to Permit Holding Sale
State troopers were summoned to assist Constable Harry Noxon in a sale at the Adam Shumsky farm near the city. Shumsky and his wife were arrested after resisting officers as threats of armed resistance were made. Mrs Sinlinsky attacked Private Richard Gray and Private Harold Munsee. both officers were scratched and bitten. Disorderly conduct and resisting an officer charges were filed, with a hearing set before Aldean G H Gordon.
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Grundy to Quit Race for Senate
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Joseph R Grundy will resign his U S Senate seat and withdraw as a Republican candidate in the May primaries. Announcement expected late today or tomorrow per United Press.
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Queen Victoria to fund Red Cross and anti cancer groups
Madrid dispatch reports Queen Victoria will use the $100000 from Alexander P Moore's will for humanitarian causes. The ABC article, by Duchess de la Victoria, notes funds likely support Red Cross and tuberculosis and cancer organizations.
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Queen 10 Use Bequest in Red Cross Work
Obba Hoffman, general superintendent of the Visiten Colliery Company and president of the Vintondale State Bank, died at Memories Hospital from injuries after being struck by a steel cross bar used in lifting mining cars at the mine in Johnstonown Pi Mer.
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Leading railroad magnate tied to Cleveland growth
One of the leading railroad magnates of the country long active in Cleveland's development is identified as A. Baghe Lor. The note appears on page 3.
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Kiwanis Plan Big District Rally With Erie Clubs
Corry Kiwanis Club invites clubs from Erie Titusville Warren Meadville and Greenville to a large district rally in Brieon on April 28. Attendance rules for the Corry Titusville contest were outlined as directors discuss the event and a congratulatory letter to Rotary is approved. Reverend Worthy addresses youth protection education and the relation of religion science and art.
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Probe Planned Into Yukon Mine Explosion Toll
Arnettsville West Virginia March 27. Crown Goal company plans a probe into yesterday's mine explosion that killed 12 workers. Nine of twenty one miners escaped while the night shift was on duty. Officials say weather changes may have triggered the blast. F S Austin remained for a day of inspection.
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Army or Census Takers Start Work Tuesday
Four carrier enumerators will join an army of 100000 starting Tuesday to enumerate every inhabitant of the United States for the 1930 decennial census. The bureau forecasts a population of 123000000 and details on farms, establishments, plants, quarries, and irrigation projects. The schedule asks extensive personal information including home value, race, age, education, birthplace, language, immigration, employment, and military service. A separate unemployment schedule queries weeks worked and reasons for not being at work. Desmond returns from Buffalo business trip. Corinne Dean Edmonds of New York City visits North Center Street.
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Storm Strikes Corry With Heavy Snow Blankets
A severe winter storm left Corry buried under more than two feet of snow. Roads are impassable, trains and bus service disrupted, and general disruption continues into Friday morning. Two Texas men en route from New York City faced delays after a car left the highway. occupants unharmed.
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James De Wolf Perry Becomes Episcopal Church Primate
The Rt Rev James De Wolf Perry age 59 bishop of Rhode Island was elected primate of the Episcopal Church in the United States. He was chosen by a small majority of bishops after late yesterday’s session and succeeds the late Bishop Charles P Anderson.
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Tardieu Fights Off Opposition To Young Plan
Paris March 27 Premier Andre Tardieu rallied deputies to back ratification of the Owen Young plan and Hague reparations. The chamber approved a confidence vote 819 to 262 after heated debate and threats of fistfights. Session paused 15 minutes amid chaos as rival factions clashed on the floor.
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Today's Top Radio Ents on major networks
Five best radio entertainments listed across WEAF NEG and networks. Programs include Jack Frost Melody Moments on ST and Voice of Columbia on CBS. WABC CBS feature Redskins coverage and NBC Air atwater Kent program hour with Victor Hour.
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Wickersham Reform Bills Considered by House Panel
The House Judiciary Committee delayed the prohibition hearings to pursue five Wickersham reform bills from the president's commission. Despite an 18 to 1 margin, opposition exists to several proposals, notably a jury limit for minor cases before U S commissioners. Some other bills may pass, while a majority privately backs strengthening provisions for pursuing property owners regardless of knowledge of premises.
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