Fight Over Restoring Enforcement Funds in State Budget
In a sharp debate the Senate expected to bar action on restoring 500000 for law enforcement and related programs in the general appropriation bill. Admin senators led by Bare and Snyder sought the amendment, with Schantz and Baker pressing the move. Public hearings were planned with department chiefs including Willits, Major Lynn Adams, and Dr. Charles H. Stiner to testify.
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Hope
Eialtea Preun
Tarmishurg
Whitysoupr
Bare Ad Snyder
Amend
Maine
Senator Schants
W. Harry Baker
Paskehel
Roby Lee Mace
Pauly
Senator Schante
Willits
Agriculture
Reland
Beatle Fund
Lynn Adam
Stagy Polion
Charles H. Stiner
Heatehiy
Shepherd Makes Little Progress in Bail Fight
In a Chicago courtroom Marely 31 immediate trial of William 23 Shepherd proceeded with limited success as defense and state clashed over evidence. Judge Hopkins adjourned until tomorrow with affidavits to be filed, while prosecutors pressed to reopen the ball hear matter amid accusations about typhoid tests and health department involvement.
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Shepherd
Chicago
Marely
William
Amurkes
Hilly McClintosk
Roberk B
Bundesen
Shepherd of
Ainyhody
Health Department
Stewart
Tr OG Raimin
Agnwad Grinch
MeUtine
Hopskins
Tiare de Byhdeyen
Chait
Utah Senator Drafts Tax Reduction Bill
United Press reports Senator King of Utah plans to introduce a tax reduction bill when Congress resumes next winter. The measure contemplates a broad tax cut affecting large revenue figures as it tackles the tax question.
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Utah
United Prep
Washington
King
Congress
Toil Frantically To Save Trapped Miners In England
Rescue teams labored through the night to reach miners trapped at the Montagine colliery near Scotswood after flooding. By dawn the water continued to rise and gas formed, with many relatives awaiting news as multiple lives were reported lost or in danger.
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United Press
New Goasige
England
Montagine
Scotswood
Death of Spartansburg Burgess from Finger Infection
William N. Fuller, well known Spartansburg resident and burgess, died early today at Corry Hospital from an infection following a crushed finger suffered about a week ago. Fuller, a longtime town leader and member of Spartansburg Grange, Odd Fellows, Masonic fraternity, is survived by his wife Cassie Weidner Fuller, son Ray, sister Nex Charley Weidner and two brothers Frank and Ellin, with arrangements pending in Spartansburg.
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William
Puller
Burgess
Spartansburg
Corry Trespital
Tiles Way
Bey Jock
Uise
Fuller
Turgess
Spartansbug Grange
Chelea
Cassie Weidner Fullér
Ray
Slater
Charley Weidner
Prank
Ellin Fuller
Sparigardung
Aarao
California
Funchal
Verviews
Spartarsburg
Elgin Resident Michael Crowley Dies at 80
Michael Crowley age 80 a well known Elgin resident was found dead in bed at his home Monday morning from heart trouble. Survived by three sons Thomas Martin and Bart of Anna Morrinh W Va and two daughters Mrs James Cronin and Mrs Catherine Dewitt of Elgin. Mineral services set at St Teresa's Catholic Church Union City Thursday. Interment at St Teresa's Cemetery.
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Michael Crowley
Elgin
Thomas
Martin
Bart
Anna Morrinh
W. Va
Anit
James Cronin
Catherine Dewitt
St. Teresa's Catholic Church
Union City
St. Teresa’s Ceretery
Rotary Club hears talk by physical director
GC Ey Mammott, physical director at Allegany College, addressed the Rotary Club at today’s meeting with a talk on Physical Development of Adults. B Kibler and L Olds, recently returned from Florida, were welcomed back. Nomination of officers for the annual section will take place in April. Mrs Katherine Polly went to Buffalo this morning for a visit with her sister, then planned to move on to Cleveland.
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GC. Ey Mammott
Allegany College
Mein
Rotary Club
Adulta
B. Kibler
Lb. W. Olds
Florida
Auinuil
Guard drills ordered continued by President Goulidge
President Goulidge instructed the War department to proceed with all National Guard drills required by law. The White House announced the order following the deferral of the deficiency appropriation for National Guard armory drills pay.
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Washington
Goulidge Thas
War Department
White House
Corry Firm to Build Mayville Rail Station
The G Thomas Construction company of Corry has won the contract to build the brick exterior of Mayville's new passenger station. George and Bruce Thomas and Frank Allen left for Mayville to begin work, with magons joining next Monday. Foundation was completed yesterday and brick work will proceed. The station, about 40 by 60 feet, costs around 35000 dollars and will replace the fire-destroyed structure. Completion was to be June 1 but delays may push it back. Corey firm handles brick work only.
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G Thomas Construction Company
Mayiile
George
Bruce Thomas
Franke Allen
Mayville
Magons
Thomas Company
Corey
Funeral services for Civil War veteran George W. Peterson
Military honors marked the funeral for Civil War veteran George W. Peterson at 2:80 PM Monday conducted by Rev. J May from the home of his daughter Mrs George Huntley on East Pleasant Street. Grandchildren served as bearers and G A R members attended. interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with taps by local veterans.
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George W. Peterson
J. May
Daugher
George Huntley
East Pleasant Street
DeHaven
A. R
R/C
Pine Grove
Milan O. Waller
WW. Jones
Eric
Grace Jones
Cleveland
Mra
Walter Miller
Charles Lawris
McBarlani
Jamestown
Find
Clark Proctor
Wesley
Louse votes to replat tax repealer for public hearing
Harrisburg March 31 The House voted to replat the anthracite tax repealer on the calendar despite a negative recommendation for the purpose of a public hearing to be held tomorrow. The motion was offered by sponsor Representative Ehuber Luckawan a. The vote on the motion was 1131 to 0.
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United Pres
Harrisburg
Ehuber
Lnckawanna
Shean Testifies as Chapman Robbery Trial Witness
In Skartford Connecticut Walter Shean, the alleged accomplice, faced cross examination in Chapman's murder trial. He testified he knew Chapman as Waldo Miller, described their role in the New Britain department store robbery, and admitted involvement with stolen bonds while denying direct shooting of Police Captain James Skelly. The courtroom was packed as details of the case emerged and Shean revealed contacts with George Brown and Marshall offering stolen bonds and money from the arrest.
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Skartford
Conn
Walter Shean
Alnt
Gerald Chapman
Chapman
Yetterdax
Tan
New Britain
James Skelly
Shean
Skelly
United States
Jacob 3
Walter
New Haven
Muncie
Indiana
Washington
Waldo Miller
George Brown
Brown
Uni Shean
Marshall
Pennsylvania
Grohl
Easter Party Plans Set By LGA Invitations Issued
Invitations issued by the L G A for a large Easter Monday ball at the State Armory on Monday evening April 48 with dancing from 9 to 1 and a concert program starting at 8 15. St Edward's will serve from 5 30 to 8 00 preceding the dancing. Rothbun's orchestra secured to play with about 500 invitations sent to the radiew and expected to draw crowds from the city and nearby towns.
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State Armory
L.G. BA
St. Edward's
Rothbun
Radiew
Brys Visit Neville Home for Sharpsville Chance
Mr and Mrs P Bry visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs James Neville yesterday tested for their home in Sharpsville.
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P. Bry
James Neville
Sharpsville
Death Battle Story Hoax Upheaval in Huntington
Burt Stanley an 18 year old youth confessed to shooting a man in a dispute over a liquor deal after hours of alleged storytelling about a death battle hoax. Stanley implicated Edward Mc Callister BG and Thomas Click 20 in the argument and claimed self defense. A deputy was sent to Prekens County Kentucky for arrest of another man involved.
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Huntington
W. Va
Burt Stanley
Ict Fee
Adel
Todix Corp
Stanley
Edward McCallister
Thomas Click
Delbertrk
Acts
Prekens County
Kentucky
Woman's Club to Name Officers at Wednesday Meeting
Organization of a Woman's Club to be perfected at a Municipal building gathering Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Officers will be elected at the following evening's session and new members urged to attend. A prior banquet at St Edward's Hall drew about 140 women and laid plans for official formation.
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Oorgse
St. Edward's Tall
Levening
Five Automobiles Stolen At Erie In Organized Theft Ring
March 31 report states three auto thieves robbed P J Haroth at 2504 Myrtle Street near Thornton Junction. Police suspect a coordinated auto theft ring. five cars stolen in the city during the night. One car was recovered by Ashtabula police and two men were arrested, held for transfer.
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Erie Erie
P_ J Haroth
Myrtle Street
Thornton Junction
Fio
Ashtabula
Ene
Funeral Services for Mrs Loretta McCray
Brief prayer service at 10 o clock this morning from the late home 215 East Smith Street by Rev W E Bartlett followed by burial at McCray Cemetery Lovells Church at 1 PM Relatives attended and bearers were family members. United Press Newark March 31 Three killed and three others hurt when their auto crashed into a tree in Branch Brook Park. Mr and Mrs Walter Miller of Taines Town were in the city to attend services for their father's memory G W Petersone CoM. Williams of Titusville visited at the home of his brother Tom Williams East Frederick Street.
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Loretta McCray
East Smith Street
Golock
WE. Bartlett
Lovells
P’olock
United Preax
Newark
Branch Brook Park
Walter Miller
Tainestown
Laster
G. WV. Petersone
Com. Williams
Titusville
I. Brother
Tom Williams
East Frederick Street
Sullivan named community nurse for city
Miss Cecelia Sullivan is elected Community Nurse with headquarters at Corry General Hospital and to be under doctors of the city. Salary set at 150 dollars per month. The Recreation Board views closer hospital affiliation as improving nursing service and notes past success with Red Cross and Needlework Guild in relief efforts. Two applications were received, from Sullivan and Miss Grace Putnam.
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Mike Cecelia Sullivan
Wagne
Municipal 1
Miss Sullivan
Cory
Sullivan
City of
Corry
Wren TeRoBay
B.C. Barnes
Pred Weaver
N. R. Dickson
Grace Putnam
Red Cross
Tinue
Nursing Service
Corry Hospital
Recreation Board
West Virginia Coal Miners Open Strike Across State
Morgantown West Virginia March 31 a general strike of all bituminous seal miners in the Northern fields will signal the opening of the United Mine Workers six preme effort to organize the state. All mines in West Virginia union and nonunion will be closed tomorrow in celebration of the eight hour day and the scope of the strike cannot be forecast until open shop mines resume operations the following day.
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United Press
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
Union
Chesapeake and Ohio to join in giant Van Sweringen merger
Richmond Va March 31 stock holders of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad voted to enter the Van Sweringen merger in a historic financial move. The tally showed 506542 shares voting for the merger, 102218 shares opposing, and 235889 shares not voting.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
United Press
Richmond
Howes
Chesapeake and Obi Railroad
van Sweringen
France says disarmament talks unlikely amid security focus
Paris dispatch reports France not presently interested in disarmament proposals. Quai dOrsay says France has limited cruisers and arms under current conditions and seeks security assurances before any further disarmament. Ambassador Daeschner instructed to inform Kellogg France’s stance, prompting U.S. officials to seek changes before any arms conference.
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United Star
France
Unitem
Paris
Frengst Tosign
Ambassadad
Hmile Daceehner
United States
Quai D'Orsay
Trance
Wiseeusseu
Foreign Office
Carshul
Darsctiner
Kellogg
Daeschner
Die
Washington
Theos
Frans
Escaped Convicts Returned to Prison in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on March 31 the sex ten criminals who engineered a fall break from the Western Penitentiary on Sunday were recaptured after several hours of liberty and returned to their cells. The prison board has begun an investigation into the escape and will release findings on Thursday.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Liberty
Hae
Will
Todays Five Best Radio Features Summary
Radio feature roundup lists stations and call letters including WIZ New York and KYW Chicago with mentions of WBZ Boston WGY Schenectady and WWJ Detroit. A concert relay from an Eastern venue hints at live performance broadcasts with regional stations across the Northeast and Midwest.
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WIZ
New York
WRG
Washington
KYW
Chitag
KDKA
East Pie
WBZ
Springfield
WGY
Schenectady
Ml Wear
WGAE
Puttureh
WECD
Nu Paul
WWJ
WSAL
Cincinnati
Boston
WHI
Dolphin
WIAR
Pravi
WGR
Buffalo
Los Angeles
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Acm
William N. Fuller
Katherine Polly
Corry Firm
Thomas Construction Company
Chapman Mur
United Pros
Woman's Club
L. Wcray
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