America seeks settlement of French debt talks
Washington and Paris report informal talks on the 1,000,000,000 debt continue. Officials say France will not commit to a definite settlement while German reparations loom, with Paris and Washington signaling cautious optimism amid informal discussions.
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America
United Press
Washington
Prince
United States
Ambajea
Herrick
Ail
State Department
France
Calais
Mignee
Frahee
Paris
Painleve
Jelir
Ealints
Cuiflulie Wilf
Mare
Murder Victim Found in Marsh Near Galvins Lane
The battered and bullet-ridden body of William Lockhill, 24, was found in marshes near Galvins Lane in Philadelphia. Police said a mysterious telephone call led to the discovery as investigators hunted for a suspect in a long-running series of crimes. Meanwhile Eleanor Dully of Brie arrived for a visit and planned to return this evening.
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United Pron Philadelphta
William Lockhill
Galvins Lane
Philadelphia
Washington
Eleanor
White Trial Begins in Pittsburgh for Corry Man
Corry residents travel to Pittsburgh as witnesses in the trial of White, 25, on robbery and attempted robbery charges alleged from February. Prosecutors say he attacked Mrs H N Rupp and stole valuables. defense cites character witnesses.
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the Journal
Pittsburgh
Corry
Tudge Charles
H. N. Rupp
Rer
Alise Mable Chovhine
Whital
Will Hot Tie
Alm. Oliver
Loraine Wal] Jane
WJ Willer
CHP
Commercial Hotel Leased by Ernest Torek
George Herluzs, a local restaurateur, announced the lease of the Commercial Hotel on East Main Street to Ernest Torek. Torek, described as an owner with hotel and dining experience, plans to operate a first class hotel with a modern dining room and counter, expecting strong patronage.
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George Beduze
East Main Street
George Herluzs
Wstapranit
Recluse
Ernest Torek
Beste
Wowlid
First Lass
Killing of hermit believed solved
United Press dispatch from On, Pennsylvania reports the mystery death of Jefferson Crary, a hermit living alone, may be solved after authorities captured Victor Lymaster, age 4. His reported confession is cited as clearing the case, with March misstatements rectified.
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United Presi
Jefferson Crary
Victor Lymaster
Four More Union Mines Are Closed
Pittsburgh May 11 The Pittsburgh Coal Company announced the closing of four of its union mines due to inability to compete with new union operated mines in West Virginia.
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Vnien
Pittsburgh
The
Pittsburgh Coal Company Today
Union
Union Operated
West
Virginia
Radio concert postponed after Detroit visit and conference
A radio concert near Jamestown is postponed after a Detroit visit by Civile Weir and a conference of US radio plane superintendents. The organizer announced the new date will be set later, citing scheduling conflicts and a need for broader coordination.
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Weir
Detroit
Statin Woce
Jamestows
Appasir
Joel P
Residents urged to visit Carry Hospital on National Hospital Day
Carry residents are urged to visit Carry Hospital tomorrow for National Hospital Day. From 2 to 4 pm the hospital will open to the public with Miss Widdifield inviting all citizens to inspect operations. The High School orchestra will provide music and refreshments will be served by the Ladies Auxiliary as residents tour the facility and learn more about the hospital’s work.
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Carry
Carry Hospital
National Hospital
Gary
National Hospital Dhs
Jocal Hospital
Davis on Trial for Conspiracy to Pardon Governor Case
In Topeka on May 11, Jonathan J L Davis and Carl J Peterson, ex state bank commissioner, face charges of soliciting a bribe to pardon Walter Grundy, a Hutchinson banker. They allegedly sought 825500 for the release while Peterson awaits separate trial. Jury selection will take two days from a panel of eight. Conviction could yield up to five years hard labor or confinement plus fines.
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United Press
Topeka
Kans
Oagier
Jonathan JL Davis
Davis
Carl J. Peterson
State Bank
Walter Grunedy
Hutchinson
Kanas
Peterson
Will Russell Davis
Rehearsals for School Plays Amundsen Delayed by Storm
Oslo May 1 Roald Amundsen postpones his polar flight due to bad weather while near King's Bay Spitzenberg en route to the fast off May. A dress rehearsal for Pocahontas will be held this evening and The Childhood of Tiawatha was rehearsed for over 150 grade school children. Reserved seats are on date at Condra's drug store.
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Amundsen
Whited Frog
Oslo
Roald Amundsen
King's Bay
Spitzenbergen
Mays
Matin
Brit
Tiawatha
Bath
Condra‘s
Osborne Dies in Baltimore After Illness
Joseph L. Osborne, prominent Corry resident and attorney, died Saturday in Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after brain tumor surgery. A 1915 Corry High School, 1919 Akron University, and Western Reserve Law graduate, he practiced in Corry after early work in Cleveland. Survived by mother. services planned at Vega Street home Tuesday at 8 pm with Rev C E Woodward officiating. interment Pine Grove cemetery.
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Joseph Li
Osborne
Tecite
John Hopking Hospital
Baltimore
Yang Wun
Corry
Ossome
Joseph Osborne
Corry High School
Akron University
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Tighee Company
Pennsylvania
Snost
Mices Baying
Robert Oshdrne
F & Agm
Vega Street
C. E. Woodward
Atlanta
The
Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Wilcox Burned in Fair City Crash
Local railroad conductor Wilcox suffered severe burns at East Main Street flying station Saturday night after a car struck his auto. He was taken to Morry Hospital for treatment of facial and right-hand burns and is expected to remain in care for several days.
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Rayman
Wilcox
Cemetery Als'n Stockholders Meet Tonight
Pine Grove Cemetery Association stockholders are urged to attend the annual meeting at the manager L Alexander's office tonight at 7 o'clock. Directors seek broader participation, potential new directors, and stronger shareholder interest to ensure better management and future operations.
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Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Pine Ove Cemetery Association
L Alexander
Sssputation
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Vasgaviation
Prac
Sme
Teis
Asus
20 Bodies Unrecovered From Mississippi River Disaster
Memphis reports ongoing search for 20 missing aboard the Norman after a wreck in the Mississippi Friday. Divers attempted to reach cabins but current and debris hindered work. Government boats sweep riverbanks as bodies possibly drift toward town. oil tanks near empty may have contributed to the disaster.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ai Uni
Fem
Isissippi
Normay
Ars
More Arrests After Liquor Raid Reported in NY
Federal prohibition agents arrested Mrs. Ernest Torek and her daughter for interference with raid operations at the Commercial Hotel. Warrants served by Deputy Marshal J. F. Austin. bail set at 4000. Torek and daughter charged with interfering with federal officers. husband charged with aggravated assault and resisting an officer.
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Ernest Torek
Commercial Hotel
Federal Prohibition
Marsint J. F. Austin
Des. Tarek
Ged
Torek
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Kilér
Fime
Tagday for Playgrounds Support Push Opens Saturday
Residents may back a drive to fund summer playground supervision and recreation. A tag day, run by the Parent Teachers Playground Association and students, funds the project. A matinee at the Rose Theatre on Wednesday May 20 supports the effort.
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Schol
Parent-Teachers Playground Association
Shamabsky
Rose Theatre
Havin Gindiy
South Street
Plan for P. M. L. B Convention Delegation Set for May
Corry Motor Club plans to send a large delegation to the Pennsylvania Motor Federation state convention at Conneaut Lake on May 28 and 30. Members R. J. Follett L. W. Olds F. Brown James Wright Fred Griswore Will Jones Lawrence Davidson and secretary Patterson attend tonight to finalize plans. Patterson notes the balance on the Hara pek road project has been paid and the club seeks snow shed construction on the pave to keep access to Aindley Lake and North East open year round.
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Corry
Secretncy Patterson
Haraareek
Aindley Lake
Tire Thief Shot by Car Owner in Beart Incident
In Beart, a car owner Albert Orin 23 shot at a teenager Charles Noripan 19 while a tire was being removed from a parked vehicle. Noripan died instantly. Police say two youths argued with the car owner and the driver fired from his bedroom window. Norma and Beatrice Lajeson are mentioned in passing with unrelated travel notes.
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United Press
Mgkeesport
Charles Noripan
Albert Orin
Norma
Pater Ives
Joseph Cobelshw
Five Best Radio Features Spotted Across Major Stations
A compact listing highlights prominent radio features from WOS in Jefferson City to WCAR in New York and several others. The report notes programs including a Gypsy Orchestra and a fatherly feature at Omisha-O with stations such as WOO Philadelphia WWJ Detroit and WOAP Washington in the mix.
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WOS
Jefferson City
OMJ Tradin
Oskion
New York
WCAR
Burgh
WOO
Philadelphia
Boston
WWJ
Detroit
Washington
PHM
Beleen Light
Gypsy Orchestra
WOAW
Omisha
O. P
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Tive
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Pwranibiul Tyra
Hemaday Munioye
Vemowvell
Ta Free Hospital
Pyinay Ghent
Nive Teharr
Phiave
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Ralph Meret
Lottsvale
Brie
Terie
Tal of Ain
Findley
North Net
Caillaux
Marsh
White
Ormer
Kansas
Mia H. Brennesholm
Mian
Mildred” Ross
Jamestown
Elgin
Citg
Ross
C. Osborne
Dutins
Corry Motor Club
Conneaut Lake
Beatrice Lajeson
Zdinboro
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