Three Hurt In Auto Crash At West Pleasant And First
Three persons sustained minor injuries in an early morning auto collision at the intersection of West Pleasant Street and First Avenue. Vehicles driven by Glen H. Bear Lake and Hasbrouck collided near Corry Water Office, causing damage to both cars and a mailbox. Sylvester Krupa and Jnk Campbell were not injured in a separate minor tangle at the same intersection.
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West Pleasant Red
Glen H. ‘Tite
Bear Lake
Alsert Hasenthe
West Wayne Street
Tillotson
Pleasant Street
Mrainville
Hasbrouck
First Avenue
Nording
Hasbrouck Auto
Mss
Corry
Sylvester Krupa
Spring Creek
R. D
Colide
Jnk Campbell
Titusville
Deny Victivgs Family To Adopt Stewardess
In Dravosburg Pennsylvania on May 4 the uncle and aunt of Nellie Granger denied a New York columnist claim that the heroic stewardess could be adopted by Mrs Meyer C Ellenstein wife of Newark mayor. Harry Baumgartner said they would not give Nellie up for the world and noted the columnist misread a remark by Mr Ellenstein praising Nellie for saving his wife’s fee as a serious adoption offer.
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United Press
Dravosburg
Nellie Granger
New York
Borah Meets Pittsburgh Backers Amid Nomination Push
Sen ator Borah travels to Pittsburgh to seek support for the Republican presidential nomination. He plans a speech in East Liverpool tonight as Ohio primary looms May 1. Earl Humphrey warns 80,000 Independent Miners Association members may picket anthracite mines if United Mine Workers join the coal issue.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Win
B. Borah
Bolstar
Idaho
East Liverpool
Ohio
Shenandoah
Earl Humphrey
Independent Miners Association
United Mine Workers
Methodist Church Merger Approved in Columbus Vote
In Columbus on May 4 the Methodist Episcopal Church voted by viva voce to unite with the Methodist Episcopal Church South and the Methodist Protestant Church. The tally was 470 to 83. The merged denomination would be named the Methodist Church with about 8,000,000 members worldwide.
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United Press
Columbus
Methodist Episcopal Church Today
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Church
Senate deadlock over new tax sources blocks $803 million bill
In Washington on May 4 mounting opposition to processing taxes and failure to reveal how to boost the $803 million tax bill’s yield hampered the Senate finance committee. Lawmakers voiced support for passing the corporate tax measure in broad form but remained puzzled over how to raise an additional $387 million. Chairman Pat Harrison warned revisions would come in executive sessions as he noted there is no plan yet to add to the total yield, prompting calls for a brainstorm or brain trust to devise a solution.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Pat Harrison
Fatal plane crash blamed on faulty valve in Altoona
In Altoona Pennsylvania on May 4 coroner C Rothrock tentatively linked the fatal plane crash to a faulty valve in the motor. The victim 25 year old student pilot George I Young was killed when the Altoona Airport company plane went down after taking a female passenger for a lift earlier Sunday.
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United Press
Altoona
George I. Young
C. Rothrock
Young
Newsome Feed Plant Burns in Four Alarm Fire
A four alarm fire destroyed the Newsome Feed and Grain Company's South Side milling plant in Pittsburgh with an estimated loss of $100,000. Twelve fire companies fought the blaze after an explosion in the block long building near the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad tracks, as equipment struggled to reach the site.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Newsome Feed and Grain Company
South Side
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
WPA Strike Ends PUNMSUTAWNEY
The Works Progress Administration strike ended with about 0 days lost as nearly 2,400 workers returned to their jobs today.
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WPA
Atrke
Works Progress
Columbus Man Paroled on Robbery Charge
Victor Hoban, 25, of Columbus, paroled for one year by Judge Miles B. Kitts in Erie county court after pleading guilty to breaking and entering and larceny. He stole 1110 dollars and 26 packs of cigarettes from the Park Lumbra restaurant on North Center Street early Thursday. Hoban, released under parole officer Harold Dundon, was arrested at his home following the break in and had claimed innocence until fingerprint proof was presented.
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Victor Hoban
Judge Kitts
Columbus
Miles B. Kitts
Erie County
Park Lumb Ralaurant
North Center Street
Hobar
Harold Dundon
Rle
Corry Po
Drop Case of Columbus Man on Cruelty Charge
Constable John Carroll reports Warren Donelson of the Columbus area had cruelty to animals charges dropped after an inquiry. The hearing in Warren last week was not held, and the case is considered dropped.
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Columbus
John Carroll
Warren Donelson
Donelson
Warren
Carroll
Man badly injured as auto strikes tree near Sherman
Henry Thayer of Sherman was badly injured when his car left the highway and struck a tree Saturday night. He was taken to Corry hospital with a fractured skull and multiple facial injuries. condition described as serious with little improvement since the accident.
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Man
Henry ‘Thayer
Sherman
N. Xa
Brankly Bubitt
Corry Hospital
Thayer
Westfield
Ian
Iia
Corry
Fall of Addis Ababa Only Few Hours Away
Rome reports Premier Mussolini told the chamber of deputies that the fall of Addis Ababa and the Ethiopian capital’s annihilation is likely within hours. The statement was brief and opened with a nod to Egypt and King Fuad, highlighting strained regional relations.
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Addis Ababa
Rome
Aenila Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Egypt
Fuad
Final Plans for U B Church May Be Approved
Final approval of plans for the United Brethren church to be erected on North Center Street will be considered at a special session of the United Brethren Quarterly Conference. Rev S Paul Weaver announces an oven discussion and invites all church members to attend. The session may include elections of delegates trustees and pastor salary terms for 1936 37. A large attendance is anticipated at 743 p m tomorrow evening.
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United Brethren i
Christchurch
North Center ‘Street
United Brethren Quarterly Conference
Seventh Day Adventist Church
S. ‘Paul Weaver
Weaver
Rattlesnakes Used In Bride Murder Case
Los Angeles May 4. Robert James faces a first degree murder charge for killing his wife of three weeks by snake bites and drowning in a bathtub. District Attorney Baron Pitts plans death penalty pursuit. James and accomplice Charles Hope allegedly plotted the murder using rattlesnakes and spiders, with claims of drowning and body disposal at the La Crescent home.
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Ronald Wagoner
United Press
Los Angeles
Robert
James
Baron Pitts
Pitts
Charles S. Hope
Mary
Forman Slated for Assembly Speakership
Harrisburg May 4 Rep Roy Forman of Greene county is seen as likely to be elected speaker by the Democratic majority tonight in the state house. The selection, amid a caucus and talks by both parties, will occur as the assembly convenes in extraordinary session to replace the late Speaker Sarry. Caputo, current judiciary chairman, will temporarily preside and also seeks the speakership with Furman backed by State Chairman Lawrence. Caputo notes his bid and requests support from each member to continue as speaker until term end.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Earle
Ve Uhiet
State Emergency Relief Board
Senate
Myoo Wuwning
Roy
Mirman
Greene County
State House of Representatives
Wilson C. Sarry
Berks
Caputo
House
Judiciary
Attend Prohibition Meeting at Niagara
Mr and Mrs F Whitt lesey of his city attend the National Prohibition Convention in Niagara Pally Minnesota. The executive committee named D Leigh Colvin as temporary chairman and keynote speaker. Clinton N Howard of Rochester will keynote a mass meeting Wednesday evening. Other expected speakers include William Upshair George D Harger Miss Ithel Huber and A J Dunning.
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William D. Upshair
Georgia
Frank S. Regan
Illinois
George D. Harger
Pennsylvania
Miss Ithel Huber
California
A. J. Dunning
Virginia
Rioting injures 22 students in Warsaw clash
May 4 in Warsaw Twenty two Technical College students were hospitalized in serious condition after Nationalist students attacked Socialists mainly Jews. Fifty arrests were made and the college closed indefinitely.
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Eer Dilltels
Warsaw
Technical College
Supreme Court Delays Guffey Act ruling to May 18
Washington May 4 The Supreme Court again declines to issue a decision on New Deal test cases, delaying the Guffey Act ruling until May 18 as a recess continues. Justices Pierce Butler and James McReynolds did not issue opinions, fueling speculation that one may be drafting the opinion.
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
TVA
Gurley
Roosevelt
Code Pantera
Pierce Bitelor
Janes Lutheriont
Pair Escaped From Asylum Are Captured
Two men from Warren State Hospital described as dangerous were recaptured near Erie and Pittsburgh after escaping Thursday morning. Paul Casey of Erie was caught Saturday near Pioneers, and David Apgar of Pittsburgh was found on Route 6 near Youngsville. They will be confined in separate cells with precautions. Corry police had searched for them since the escape.
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Warren) State Hospital
Wade
Paul Casey
Erie
Pionesta
David Apgar
Pittsburgh
Highton
Youngsville
Corry
Thumbnail sketch of extra session program
HarrisburgMay4 Timnth nui informs Extraordinary legislative session at 8pm. By political complexion House 11 Democrats 59 Republicans 2 Socialists Senate 29 Republicans 2 Democrats. Probable cost 800000. Length two months. Objectives raise funds for unemployment relief flood control and elimination of fire hazards and overcrowding at state institutions harmonize statutes with federal social security act and omnibus flood control bill. It is the 10th extraordinary session in the history of the commonwealth.
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Harrisburg
Timnth Nui
House
Senate
Attack on Legation Repulsed Amid Ethiopian Unrest
In Addis Ababa amid Italian occupation fears a mob of Ethiopians attacked foreign legations, killing or wounding many Europeans and Americans. A defensive band at the United States legation compound repelled one assault.
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United Press
Addis Ababa
United States
Legation
Wuasn Havi
British troops rushed to legation in Addis Ababa
May 4 report from London says armed Sikh troops were sent from the British compound to the United States legation in addis ababa after a British guard attempted to aid Americans besieged by Ethiopian bandits. Americans and European correspondents describe chaos as emperor haile selassie fled.
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London
Sidney Barton
Addis Ababa
United States
Britis
Robert W. Bingham
Ambay Sidon
Foreign Office
Sidney
A. R. Stadin
Haile Selassie
Jerusalem
Unite States
Ben Ames
James L. Bothbaugh
United Press
Adith Abala
Orrival
Pietro Badoglis
Rome
Americana
Washington
Ciomelius
van H. Engert
Mph
Engert
Ames
Rohphaugh
Dng
Tagert
Legatl
Addis Ababa Tinis
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