New York State Readies Corry Clymer Road Paving
The Corry Clymer road project advances with New York paving to the state line and Pennsylvania connection plans. The county to build from Millatree to the line, then to Columbus, linking the routes. state bids set for April, with construction overseen by the state highway department and local officials.
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New York
Corry-Clymer
Sciota
Spirit Hill
Wattabung
Carry-Clymer
Town Board
Pennsylvania
State Line
S. C. Ton
Clymer
Pennsylvani
Millatree
Columbus
Tolyn Mate
State Department
French Creek
Fred Wardes
Joseph A. McGinnies
State Highway Department
Union City
Hartisbigg
Columbus Avenue
Lewis
Ity Connel
Tiej Construction
Iment
Harrieburz
Amers
Willy
Union City-Mul Village
Cambridge Springs
Mead T Ville
Benefit for Relief Fund at Senior High auditorium
Community gathering hosts a benefit for the Corny He Viel Fund with the comedy Country Cousin tonight at the Senior High School auditorium directed by Mrs. Charley Stewart, Mrs. J. J. Haight, and Mrs. G. A. Pain. Proceeds, after expenses, aid the relief fund for the poor and needy.
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He- Viel Fund
Charley Stewart
J. J. Haight
G. A. Pain
Baker Gains Among Penn'a Democrats
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania leaders of the stop Roosevelt movement prep to back Newton D Baker for the Democratic presidential nomination. Baker gains among state leaders favored by opponents of Roosevelt while Alfred H Smith is concentrated against Roosevelt in the popular vote. Republican campaigns focus on U S Senate renomination with James J Dingy Butler and Darlington Butler opposing Governor Pinchot backed Davis.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Mpr
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Newton D. Baker
Baker
Pennsylvana
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Alfred H. Smith
Smith
Pinchot
U. S
Joseph N. Mackrell
Pittsburgh
Unite States
James J. Dingis
Mackrell
Arthur Dale
State Woolmen's Compensation Board
J. Smedley
Darlington Butler
Pintcot
Davie
Air Mail Flier Killed As Snowstorm Crashes Near Headford
United Press reports an air mail plane en route from New York to Cleveland crashed in a snowstorm near Headford, killing the pilot Robert lying. The night pilot had apparently been blown off course and last appeared over Bellefonte, Pa at 8 am. The wreckage lay miles from the regular route, narrowly missing houses as it demolished the field.
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AIR Mail
United Press Gueveland
New York
Cleveland
Headford
Robert
Biesick
Bellefonte
Eoedl
Aad
Teledca
War Movements Despite Peace Negotiations Near Shanghai
Shanghai reports show Chinese and Japanese forces building trenches and bulwarks around Shanghai amid stalled peace talks. Fifth and 11th Chinese route armies trench along Tsingyangliang River near Henli while Japanese troops fortify Kisngnam and surrounding villages. Chinese sources claim peace forces want indefinite occupation in four Shanghai districts and Kiangwan areas.
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Tsingyangliang
Henli
Shanghai
Kisngnam
Woosung
Yangt Vepco
Chapel
Soethechuen Road
Kiangwan
Strike Order Issued To 13 000 Ohio Coal Miners
A general airlike order from the district headquarters of the United Mine Workers of America goes into effect tomorrow, urging about 13 000 coal miners in Ohio and West Virginia Panhandle fields without union contracts to strike. Already 12 000 miners are on strike in the Hocking Valleys and other areas in protest of wage reductions.
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Unitesrene
Columbus
Ameri Fom
Ohio
West Virginis Panhandle
Hockine “Valle
Doubt Rises Over Reliability Of Lindbergh Kidnap Clues
Local authorities in Norfolk report no contact with men claiming to be Lindbergh kidnappers and question the baby’s whereabouts. Admiral Burrage and intermediaries say Lindbergh distrusting without sight of the infant, while New York papers publish a new Jaffie notice offering money.
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Norfolk
United Press
Charles Anigistlis
Linders
Dean H. Dobson-Peacock
Guy Burrage
John T. Currtis
Coronel Lindbergh
Lindbergh
H. Norman Schwartskopf
Hopewell
Admiral Burrage
Curtis
New York
Jassie
New York American Today
Public Notices
Jaffie
Child Trapped in Mine Hole Rescued After Frantic Effort
Rescue teams freed two year old Gerald Collins from a deep mine drill hole after he fell twenty five feet and became wedged between jagged rocks. Officials reported a tense hour as rescuers worked with ropes and hydraulic tools to pull him free. The incident highlighted dangers of abandoned or poorly secured shafts near residential areas.
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United Press
Olly
Gerald Collins
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
A compact radio guide lists CBS and NBC network programs including the Mills Brothers and the Big Six of the Am Wiz. Airings feature ensembles and trumpeters with a schedule spanning late morning to evening across major networks.
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WABC
CBS
Mills Brothers
WEAF
NBC
Avaibc
CIS
Roscha Sedel
Mayor Gill Speaks on Present Romantic Conditions at Kiwanis Meeting
Meadville mayor Charles Gill addressed the Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Corry luncheon on present romantic conditions noting postwar overproduction tariff barriers and loss of foreign markets as causes of the current mood. He compared Russian living standards with world trends and urged cautious optimism with continued sacrifices for a slow business recovery. The club thanked Frank Litz and the J. W. & A. P. Howard Co. for shoe repair program support and welcomed Earl Shaefer of Personal Finance Co. into the service club.
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Charles Gill
Meadville
Kiwanis Club
Corry
Gill
Russia
Frank Litz
J. W. & A. P. ‘Howard Company
Earl Shaefer
Te Personal Wnance Company
Believed Lost in Storm Near Dipfer Harbor
Sections of two masts and bow sprit with rigging were found ashore near Dipfer Harbor, N. B., suggesting the loss of an unknown three masted schooner in heavy seas Monday. Nearby debris included clothing, equipment, a green tender frame, and provisions, with other gear barely identifiable despite exposure.
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Dipfer Harbor
N. B
Sparta Man Burned as Fire Razes Home
A Sparta man, Wesley Smyth, was severely burned when a fire destroyed his Spring Street home late Wednesday afternoon. The Third Ward fire apparatus and volunteers confined the blaze to the dwelling, sparing nearby structures. Loss exceeds $4,000 with partial insurance. cause unknown though defective wiring is considered. Smyth, back in Sparta after wintering in Detroit, is recovering with local medical care.
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Ald Wit
Cmsety
Wesley Smith
Spartanburg
Third Ward
Smyth
Spartansburg
Detroit
Howe
Spring Street
Mr. Smith
Tila City
Road improvement plan outlined at Spartansburg meeting
A Meadville speaker Robert A. Culbertson described the Pinchot road plan and methods for funding highway improvements at Spartansburg. Byron H. Eteby presided as local organizer, with Rawing Dane as assembly candidate. About five miles are slated for summer work from Thompson Corners to Stranahan Corners and south toward the Sparta township line.
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Crawford County
Corry-Spartansburg
Robert A. Culberisi
Meadville
Spartansburg
Romes
Byron H. Eteby
Culbertaon
Spartanshiry
Rawing
Dane
Culbertson
Pinchoy
Sparta
Riceville
Sparta Township
Church Run
Titus‘ville
Rne
Tn Corry
Aden
Tragic Philadelphia Fire Kills Three Children
A deadly blaze in Philadelphia trapped three Solar sisters, with Lu lian 19 and Sarat 18 dying and Kate 2 and Ne fie 24 injured as others jumped from a second story window or fled. Firefighters and neighbors aided attempts to rescue the trapped victims.
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Philadelphia
Lulian Solar
Sarat
Twouth
Ereters
Sarah
Kate Solar
Nefie
Edward Weiner
David Hudson
Frank Reynolds
Watson Paroled After Guilty Forgery Plea
Francis Watson pled guilty to forgery before Judge W. B. Hirt and was sentenced to pay court costs and restitution for losses from check operations. Upon restitution, he will be paroled for one year. He passed bad checks on A. H. Homer and Gerry Miles, was nabbed in Erie trying similar schemes, and previously served time for robbery.
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Francis Watson
Wis Cy
W. B. Hirt
Watson
A. H. Homer
Gerry Miles
Erie
Felas Senyed
Lem
Bids on Spring Creek Bridge Projects
Harrisburg reports state highway bids opened for four bridge and road projects. Seventy three bids total. two top bidders listed for each project with amounts and contractors including Jersey Shore Construction and Industrial Construction Co.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Washington
Beaver Counties
McKean
Gorydon
Lafayette
B. Putnam
Fort Wayne
Mioga
Middlebury Township
Eight Injured in Burlington Wreck
Eight persons were injured when nine cars of the Chicago Denver Burlington Aristocrat derailed near Anteil Nebraska. Mary Garbar Lewies of Milwaukee suffered a severe head injury and possible rib fractures, C L Hewitt of Grand Junction Colorado fractured shoulder and severe head injuries. Six others were cut and bruised.
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United Press Holdredge
Neb
Mar
Anteil
Mary Garbar Lewies
Milwaukee
Wis
C. L. Hewitt
Grand Junction
Tax fight looms as stock levy moves in Congress
Washington March 31 the House approved a stock transaction tax schedule of one quarter of one percent, minimum four cents a share, doubling the present two cent rate. The bill faces further votes as lawmakers eye surtaxes coal oil automobiles and estates. Republicans largely back the levy with New York lawmakers a holdout. The package aims to balance the federal budget with revenue over 700 billion dollars in total measures under consideration.
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United Press
Washington
Hotles Today
New York
Crisp
House
Ways and Means Commuities
Cullen
Denn
Tammany
Celent c Lass
Ways and Means
Wall Street
Lee
Air Lines To Lighted Beacons Across Pennsylvania
Two air routes to Pittsburgh and Erie and to Harrisburg and Altoona will be illuminated tomorrow April 1, per the State Aeronautics Commission. Emergency landing fields are set at Clinton in Allegheny County and nearby counties.
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Unites Frese
Harrisburg
Marchal
Pennsylvania
State Aeronautics Commission
Pitta-burgh
Erie
Harriettire
Atlegtowp
Clinton
Allegheny
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PENN
Lindberghs
Believe
Little Hope Sparta
Spring Creek
Cleveland Company
Spring Creek Township
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