London Naval Treaty Sent To Senate For Ratification
President Hoover submitted the London naval treaty to the Senate with expectations of early ratification. Senate Foreign Relations Chair Borah and House Naval Affairs Chair Britten signaled hearings, while most influential senators expect ratification despite limited opposition.
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London
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Stimeon
Chairram Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
iGhie
le Ihsive Sry
Naval Affairs Committee
Borah
Naval c
Britten
House
Seven Vote Machines Arrive for City Primary Use
Nine voting machines will be used in Me seven precincts of Corry and in Concord and Amity townships at the May primary. One machine will be demonstrated at Municipal Building under Custodian Milworth of Erie, appointed by county commissioners. The remaining eight are stored for May 20 primaries.
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Corry
Concord
Automatic Voting Machine Corporation
Jamestown
Municipal D
Milworth
Erie
Harrisburg
State Elections Bureau
Aay
Philadelphia
Mercer County
Farrell
Greenville
Hire County
Albion
Amity
Conneant
Warren
Clearfield
Lackawazina
Somerset
Luzerne
Cumberland County
East Fennsboro
New Cumberland
Wan Struck By Car Leaves Hospital
John Janowsk of Golumeds township was injured when struck by an automobile near his home this week. He left Corry hospital today to recover at home. Janowsk, about three miles east of Columbus, was hit by a car driven by G. J. Stratt of Wilkes-Barre, who says the man stepped from behind a truck into the path of the approaching vehicle.
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John Janowsk
Golumeds Township
Corry Hospital
Janowsk
Columbus
G. J. Stratt
Wilkes-Barre
Who Is He Republican Senate Candidate in Yew Derby
Prominent figure in life insurance company management described as a Republican senate candidate in Yew Derby. The brief notes reference leadership roles and political ambition, with a pointer to Page A for full details.
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Senate
Yewdersey
Life Insurance
Crude oil price cut announced by South Penn Oil
Pittsburgh May 1 The Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency of South Penn Oil Co says Pennsylvania grade oils drop 25 cents effective today. New York Transit lines now price at 2.50, Bradford district 2.50, National Transit lines 2.55, South Western Penna pipe lines 2.50, Eureka Pipe Line 2.40, Buckeye Pipe Line 2.30 behind the 25 cent reduction.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Seep
South Penn Oil Company
Pennsylvania
New York Transit Company
Bradford District
National ‘Transit Company
National Transit Company
South
Western Penna
Eureka Pipe Line Company
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Enthusiastic Reception For Senator Grundy At Corry Hotel
Senator Joseph R. Grundy was greeted with an enthusiastic reception at Hotel Corry after arriving with his Meadville campaign party. Local and regional figures, including John Plynn Hugh Nesbitt and James B. Ward, mingled with voters from Crawson Venango and Erie counties as supporters from all parties expressed unified backing against the Philadelphia organization.
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Joseph R. Grundy
Hotel Corry
Meadville
Grundy
Crawson
Venango
John Plynn
Bik County
Hugh Nesbitt
Washington
Senator Grundy
Fnte
Philadelphia
John King
Bentley
Kincaid
C. B. Porter
Warren
Titusville
Stocks Suffer Sharp Decline On Exchange
New York May 1 bears dominated the market as stocks fell steeply led by United States Steel and rails. Industrials, utilities, and special issues sagged with margin liquidation rising and several major issues testing new lows. A late rally from short covering offered brief relief but many key issues remained under pressure.
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United Press
NEW York
Bears
United States Stee
Heal
Steel
Southhern Railway
Erie
Missouri-Kansass
Texas
Alleghany Corporation
New Haven
Canadian Pacishc
Baltimore & Ohio
U.S. Steel
Radio Corporation
J. T. Case
Obs
Standard
New Jersey
Standard of
Kiwanis Visit Highlights Orchestra and Ideals
Lt Gov James W Ramsey visits Cotys Kiwanis Club in Franklin praising its trained orchestra and assembly singing as the best in the district. He outlines duties of lieutenant governor, mentions upcoming divisional conference May 12 and international convention in Atlantic City. The gathering includes volleyball remarks and continued emphasis on Kiwanis ideals and service.
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Kiwanis
Coty
Kiwanis Club
James W. Ramsey
Franklin
Hote Carry
Carry Club
Ramsey
Franklin Man Haying
OW City
Towice
Atlantic City
Jondon i
Clu
Ray Green
Kiwanis-Rotary
Pittsfield
Corry Charles Shuss
Woman's Club
Te Elul
Molt Street
Titusville
C. J. Robbins
Moret Chapin
Harold Patterson
Waller-Scott
J. H. Martin
Mary Phelps
B.C. Barnes
Neilie Wight
Raymond Anderson
Misa Signa Anderson
Fine Concert for May Party Friday
A Splendid program by the Woman's Benefit Association at their annual May party in the armory features elections, a boys quartet, whistling solos, vocal numbers, and a dance. Notable performers include Ralph Holden, Leata Scott, Charlotte Bachomeri, and Moke the accordion player. The concert precedes the dance with music by the Rot Hunters Lodge orchestra starting at 9. The event aims for a large attendance.
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Woman's Benefit Association
Armory
Ralph Holden
Voost
Charlotte Bachomer
Leata Scott
Charlotte Bachofmer
Moke
Rott Hunters Lodge Orchestra
Youngstown Steel & Tube Directors Set $110 Per Share
Directors of Youngstown Steel and Tube voted to pay $110 per share to stockholders who refused Bethlehem Steel stock in exchange for their stock under the recently ratified merger. In opposing merger group led by Cyrus S. Eaton sought $175 to $250 per share.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Steel & Tube
Bethlehem ‘Steel
Prison mutiny at Ohio State Penitentiary reveals escape plots
In Columbus May 1 Ohio State Penitentiary guards quashed a convic t mutiny after discovering two escape plots. A one foot square hole opened into a ventilating shaft and another wall breach was found with drills and deck pins concealed by inmates. National Guardsmen reinforced security as Warden Thomas marked his tenure. Senator Joseph R Grundy urged a high protective tariff to protect Pennsylvania farmers, linking farm prices to industrial stability.
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Colmbeus
Ohio
Ohio State Penitentiary
National
Fim
White City
Robert Hambrich
National Guard
Chsrge
Col. Hawkrich
Thomas
Warren
Joseph R.grundy
Pennsylvania
Union
Grundy
Davious Grundy
United States
Toms
Former Corry Man Joins Show Troupe Amid Travels
Claude Messenger, once a Corry resident and noted pianist, visited old friends in the city while traveling east from Ashtabula to New York. Now with Nelson Brothers' show route, he awaits a New York engagement before the troupe heads to Canada for an extended stay. Messenger has enjoyed recent success and spent years in Miami Florida.
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Claude Messenger
Corry
Ashtabula
New York City
Messenger
Nelsom Brothers
News York City
Canada
Miamil
Orida
Five Best Radio Entainments of Today
Radio listings outline today’s top programs across networks. WHAF presents Meischmann Valles Hour on W Network at 7 00, WEAR shows Jack Frost Melody Moments, WABC airs Kodak Mid-Week Pro, WIZ carries Atwater Kent Prom, and WEAF features OC A BoardHito Ships.
May Day Riots Prompt Widespread Police Patrols
Across Europe and the Far East May Day demonstrations triggered heavy police and military presence. Reports describe mass parades in London and Berlin with arrests in the Balkans, Japan, and other cities while New York hosts allied Veterans parades.
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United Press
Australia
America
Europe
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New York
Berlin
Balkans
Timor Sea
Darwin
Liberty Square
Tod
Japan
Paris
Hyde Park
Police Department
Unita Square
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Chicago
London
Far East
China
Hyde
India
Grundy Attacked by Wet Candidate in Senate Race
Francis H. Bohlen, a wet candidate for the Republican Senate nomination, criticized Senator Grundy in Philadelphia. Bohlen accused Grundy of token opposition to Prohibition and failing to show a real plan to reform its effects, while praising Hoover and Pinchot for dry stance.
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Unirea
Philadelphia
Joseph Grundy
Francis H. Bohlen
Cab Drivers In Court In Pittsburgh May Day Hearing
In Pittsburgh on May 1 striking cab drivers faced a court session to answer an injunction request prohibiting operation of privately owned taxicabs. The hearing centers on why they should not be adjudged in contempt for alleged violations of an injunction against taxi service.
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Pittsburgh
Notun
Mrs McCormick Spent Quarter Million Dollars
Ruth McCormick spent about 252 572 dollars on campaign expenses since July 1 1929 with 223 971 after nomination filing and 233 071 for the two candidates. Deneen reported 21 493 since filing. The committee will study independent expenditure groups and the Pennsylvania situation next week.
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Unied
Washington
Ruth Henna
Mel Cormice
Charles 3
Deneen
Senate
McCormick
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Bellay
Ed- Nance
McCormic
Denebh
Pennsylvania
Voters register in Corry for May primary, party changes noted
Sixty five voters registered in Corry on Wednesday during a special enrollment day. Registrations centered on party changes as residents moved within districts and prepared to vote in the May 1 primary. Ward tallies show First Ward leading with 15 enrollments across districts.
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Corry
Erie
Jima
Elies
Apacia
Soplsirs
Preeigats
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Righest Atam
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