Europe watches US budget crisis widen its shadow
London dispatch reports European observers see the Hoover budget stalemate as a possible shift in world economic power. Analysts warn of a return to debt, calls to abandon the gold standard, and strain on dollar holdings as Americans buy sterling and Canadian dollars. The coverage ties U S fiscal trouble to perceptions of lawlessness and social disorder, mentioning Lindbergh and debates over a sales tax as contrasted with Britain’s handling of its own budget.
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Harry Flory
United Press
London
United States
Europe
Hoover
America
Col. Lindbergh
Germany
United. States Congress
Arcade Juniors Defeat Gray In City 100 pound Championship
Arcade Juniors won the city 100 pound class title by crushing Gray 44 to 20 at Presbyterian gym. Hoot and Sami Kas led Arcade with 4 points each, while Gray star Hixson anchored the losers and Presbyterians were 29 25 semifinal winners.
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Gray
Arcade
Te Presbyterian Gym
Hoot
Samikas
Arcades
Aces
Grays
Presbyterians
Hixson
Hikson
Dewell
Feces
Cease Deyo
LS Sawyer
G Se
Wes Roelofs
Reno SoMa
Edson
Oss
Hammond
Ob Sad Gray
Hixam
F Ib
Bohsee
Tepe Eyke
Deyoye
Releres
Dimick
Slayer of Erie Man Claims Self Defense
Stanley Plucinski, 42, World War veteran of 617 13th Street, confesses to slaying Leo Leibert, 27, of 517 East Thirteenth Street, in self defense. He will be charged Monday before Alderman Frank J. Gueskowski as he remains in jail. confession states an alleged speakeasy dispute led to the shooting at 412 East Twelfth Street.
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Plucinski
Burton Laub
Istrict
Christoph
Leibert
East Twelfth Street
Plucinsisi
Phiemski
Casimir Winkowski
Thirteenth Street
Meen Leiber
Winiikowski
Ater
Warren Pastor Will Transfer to Erie
In Warren on March 28 Methodism notes two active workers leaving for new duties in Erie. Dr. C. O. Greer and his wife of First Church will move to serve at First Church in Evie. Originally received into the Erie Conference in 1907, Greer was ordained deacon in 1907 and elder in 1910, with strong ties to Warren.
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Warren
C. OT. Greer
First Church
Evie
Joseph ¥. Berry
D. Neely
Baltimore and Ohio Increases Income Despite Revenue Drop
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shows a rise in net operating income from 718 808 in February 1921 to 1 404 501 in February 1932, aided by savings in transportation and maintenance of way. First two months of this year show improved performance against last year with larger operating income.
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United Press
Baltimore
Mar
Baltimore Ohio
Honor murder case draws Calu alienist to Honolulu
March 28 in Honolulu a famed American psychiatrist said to be secretly brought for the defense of Mrs Granville Fortescue and three navy men in the “honor slaying” case. Clarence Darrow announced the defense plan as the group faces trial next Monday for the slaying of Joe Kehahawai, a native youth.
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United Press
Honolulu
T. H
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Granville Roland Fortescue
Quarrel Sparks Arrests in Limestone Burglary Case
In Salamanca on March 28 a quarrel between a girl and her sweetheart led to three youths being jailed and two others sought. Ivan Feely, 27, Bradford, charged with burglary. Herbert Layton, 25, Salamanes, and Lloyd Layton, 31, Bradford area, charged with receiving. The 14 year old girl Trene Brown, Bradford, held as witness. About seven hundred pounds of merchandise found at Klondyke camp near Bradford, alleged stolen March from Thomas Carey store in Limestone.
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Salamanca
Limestone
Ivan Feeley
Bradford
Herbert Layton
West Slate Street
Salamanes
Lloyd Layton
Caractorist Brothers
Trene Brown
Klondyke
Thomas Carey
Fire destroys home. family escapes second story window
Oil City reports a Saturday morning fire on Sage Run road near the old duck farm causing $4,000 to $5,000 in losses. The Hulings family escaped via a second story window after the blaze, believed to start from a basement heater, was spotted just before 8:30. Husband Hurtings gathered a ladder to aid others. all members reached safety.
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Oil City
Sage Run
Mrr
Mrr. Hustings
Love Stands By 193 central press tale continues
Bruce visits Lois Corbin in the Corbin home as she lies ill, while Mrs. Corbin and others discuss past hardships. Bruce recalls his own family’s struggles and hopes Lois will awaken. He waits by her bedside, planning to see her when she is ready.
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Love
Central Press Association, Inc
Bruce
Ceilent
Corbin
Meg
Higley
Stee Spade
Tinie
Andrere
Luis
Tunis
Las
Pansier
Anni
Bois Hail
Collees
Decker
King Meyrah Arouind
Bob
Win
Reasmcus
Panther
Lois
Lala
Ashoes
Chehin Sai Hwee
Mob crashes home staging protest over tax proposal
In Frankfort Kentucky a demonstration against Governor Ruby Lafoon's one per cent general sales tax proposal drew a crowd of over 100 people. They forced entry into the executive mansion, scared the governor's household and caused light damage to furnishings. The governor was away at the time.
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Ruby Lafoon
Frankfort
World’s Scenic Gem Martinidte A Mixed Arcadia
A fragmented description touts Martinidte as a vast scenic gem blending jungle and mountains with deep valleys. The piece references SL Litela with rugged promontories and hints at a French colony famed for its rich landscape. It mentions Bar Hades and its island nickname Little England and alludes to local labor and distinctive cultural identities.
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Martinidte
SL Litela
Hades
Little Eygland
Easter Egg Rolling at the White House Grounds
Washington March 26 Several invited youngsters braved cold rain to attend the Easter egg rolling on the South Lawn with guests of President and Mrs Hoover The day began wet and chilly as children and parents wandered the damp grounds with colored eggs in hand droplets of rain and wind dampened the event but the tradition continued with many staying near the White House gates while the morning wore on
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Bruce
Corbin
Corhter
Pate
Hinlio
United Press
Washington
White House
Hoover
Thomas
Pew
Nonhuman Virtue A Qamenlist Hinting at Elephant Forgetfulness
The fragment suggests a vexed and unclear note about an elephant and people, mentioning a pond and harassment. It reads as a stray OCR fragment with obscure names and events, offering little coherent action or identifiable entities to anchor a proper news card.
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