Suspects Detained Pending Inquiry In Local Police Action
Police arrested Lawrence Brown a 22 year old man sought by Corry police and Warren county authorities for questioning in a regional series of break ins and robberies east of the city. Brown was captured after crossing the state line in a milk truck with Omeil, who was also taken into custody. Local officers, railroad police, and Sheriff Ritchie continue inquiries while Brown faces disorderly conduct charges and related railroad and county indictments.
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Lawrence Brown
Corry Polite
Warren County
Erie Failroad
Pullee
Mannigan
Brown
Roy Poole
Panama
N. Y
Columbus
Stanley Cmeil
Cunell
North Center Street
Crisil
Center Street
Ritchie
Lloyd Ruppersburger
Tme
Locil
Railroad
Omeil
Warren
McCracken Named Venango Judge
Lee A. McCracken of Oil City was appointed president judge of Venango County by Governor Gifford Pinchot. He received his commission at the executive office and succeeds Judge William M. Puirer, upgraded to the State Superior Court. McCracken previously served as district attorney from 1914 to 1925.
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Speyeres
Harrisburg
Lee A. McCracken
Oil City
Venango County
Gifford Pinchot
McCracken
William M. Purier
Werianga County
Kline Trial Nearing End In Pittsburgh Malfeasance Case
The trial of Mayor Charles H. Kline and former supplies chief Bertram L. Succop in Pittsburgh continued as the defense rested and the Commonwealth began rebuttal testimony. Judge Finletter and opposing counsel recessed for closing arguments as a directed verdict motion was denied for Kline and Succop.
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Pittsburgh
AL Butler
United Press
Butler
Charles H. Kliné
Bertram L. Siecop
Commonwealth
Mie
Dudge Thomas D. Finletter
Pisletter
Kline
Succop
Hospital board approves plans for new appeal
Hospital Association directors approved a public appeal plan to support the institution during a crisis. The April superintendent report showed seven patients treated for 433 days, with 23 operations, five deaths, and one stillbirth. A six member citizen committee will lead the movement, with President Brown guiding efforts.
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Hospital Associaton
Brown
Hospital Association
Ney
Aicles
the Journal
Shick dies from injuries at Kane
Forrest Shick editor publisher of the Sheffield Observer dies in Kane Community Hospital from injuries after a hit and run driver struck him while changing a tire west of Here last Sunday. A $100 reward was offered for the motorist by Warren newspapers and the American Legion joined police in the search. Shick, 34, was president of the Sheffield school board and a Warren County Republican committee member. He is survived by four children and his father.
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Kane
Forrest
Shick
Sheffield
Observer
Kane Community Hospital
Here
Warren
American Legion
Sheffish
Warren County Republican
John
James
Charles
Richard
M. H. Shick
Police Probe Car Abandoned in Pine Grove Cemetery
Acting Chief Flannigan said police investigated an abandoned Ford found on a cemetery driveway in Pine Grove. Ohio plates inside matched a truck plate tied to a raid attempt. two strangers from Ohio were detained but later cleared, while the car’s links to other crimes are under state police review.
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Flannigan
Pine Grove
Ohio
Jamestown
Julius Hoffman
Randelpt's
Highway Patrol
Farve
Pearl Cadman
Warren
Ohio Poe
Curtis Still Absent Amid Lindbergh Baby Negotiations
Norfolk dispatch reports John Hughes Curtis remains unavailable with no confirmation of talks five days after arriving near New York to reassure kidnapers about the Lindbergh baby. Curtis, using a secret shore location and a yacht, seeks a new delivery plan while a seaplane may aid the operation. Maroon’s skipper Capt. Freak H Lackmamp keeps the boat ready for a quick start if Curtis orders.
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United Press
Norfolk
John Hughes Curtis
Long Island
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Curtis
New York
Curts
Freak H Lackmanp
Police Capture Three and Recover Stolen Goods
Police tracked the Spietsman shoe store burglaries to a trio led by John Craitus and Carl Casper. Confessions yielded a cache of shoes boots socks and the recovered loot from the Wheel-In garage and filling station. The Caspers and Craitus face multiple charges and await preliminary hearings in Erie.
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Oélfk
Jol Flannigan
Lloyd Rupbershunger
Darrow
Concord
Spietsman
Spleaman
First Avenue
Rosstacher
Considerale Norge
Flannigan
John Craitus
Guy Lindsey
Lindsey Hollow
Craitus
Carl Casper
Paul Casper
Spiesman
Carl Gasper
Craiius
Alan
Casper Place
Casper
Crestus
Erie
Jermom
Rainey Backs Unemployment Relief Plan in Conference
Washington May 12 Powerful support for the unemployment relief program sponsored by Senator Robinson of Indiana developed today in the House with Majority Leader Rainey favoring the proposal He said the budget must be really balanced before the government can safely undertake floating the 4 2 billion bond issue suggested by the Senate Democratic leader Robinson would make 2 000 000 available for a great public works program with 30 000 000 allotted for direct relief
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United Press
Washington
Robinson Called to Hoover Conference in Washington
President Boyer resumed government economy talks at the White House on May 12, inviting Treasury Secretary Mills Acting Secretary of State Castle Eugene Meyer and Reconstruction Finance Corporation head Charles Dawes. Senator Robinson Ark joined the session as Meyer left early and Castle briefly departed. Meyer cited not discussing conference details with the press. Rainey warned the real work is balancing the budget and providing unemployment relief, noting bonds may be sold only after a budget balance. Robinson’s plan prompted questions on relief funding while House and Senate leaders had not yet conferred. Robinson met with Hoover in what appeared linked to unemployment aid plans.
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United Press
Washington
Boyer
Treasury Mills
State Castle
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Charles G. Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White House
Castle
General Dawes
Robinson
Dem
Ark
Meyer
Congress
Rainey
Senate
House
T Legdera
Rob Tinsop
Basia
Houst
Hoover
Defeat of Forty-Eight Hour Strike Resolution in PA Labor Meeting
In Rualing Pennsylvania delegates at the Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor annual convention defeated a proposal for a forty eight hour national strike to stress economic changes and press for a weeklong halt. The motion, presented by John A. Edleman of the American Federation of Pull Fashioned Hosiery Workers, was branded foolhardy by Thomas S. Kennedy of the United Mine Workers of America, who spoke against it before the vote.
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United Press
Rualing
Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor
John A. Edleman
American Federation of
Thomas S. Kenney
United Mine Workers of America
Kennedy
State Leaders and Pinchot Seek Budget Agreement
Harrisburg May 12 A decision on a possible second extra session of the Pennsylvania legislature to raise more revenue and provide unemployment relief is expected from Governor Pinchot within 10 days. Financial officers say a treasury funding session is imperative as the biennial deficit looms. Welfare workers and Philadelphians urge action while administration leaders demand a pre drafted program. Pinchot reportedly refuses to summon lawmakers before the 1983 regular session.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Commonwealth Today
Treasury
Local Legion Rally Draws Posts to Jig Parade
Commander Lipy Stwye announced several American Legion posts will attend the jig rally Saturday evening. Titusville will lead with a drum corps as veterans from Erie, Meadville, Warren, Jamestown, Youngsville, Sherman Slymer, and Union City join the parade. State Commander Proest and District Commander Whitford are slated to speak. If weather holds, the rally follows the parade in city park. rain shifts to the State Armory.
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Lipy Stwye
American Legion
Titusville
Itadium Corps
North East
Erie
Meadville
Warren
Jamestown
Youngsville
Sherman Slymer
Union City
Drim Corps
Proest
du Bois
Whitford
Clifford Green
North Best
Paris
Jérome J. Haight
State Armory
Willy Test
Lily Dale
N.Y
Double Fatality Marks Landing of Big Dirigible
In San Diego on May 12 the navy airship Erigible Aleem began its morning handling at Sunnyvale California. A dangling rope caused a failure in the initial landing attempt. Charles Cowart from Sand Springs Oklahoma was lifted 300 feet before others lost grip. Nigel Fenton of Fresi4 Galif and Robert Edsall of Ellehart Indiana fell to the ground. Cowart swung for an hour from a rope loop, then was pulled to safety after a 1000 foot descent.
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San Diego
Cali
Navy
Sunnyvale
Cail
Charles “Bust” Cowart
Young Sill
Sand Springs
Ola
Waa
Nigel M. Fenton
Robert Eds
Skw
Walkup
Ferton
Edsall
Cowart
Sayan
Akron Commander Comments On Tragedy
San Diego May 12 Com C E Rosendahl voices deep grief over the Akron disaster at Camp Kearney. Weather and inexpert ground crews are cited as factors in the Lakehurst and Kearney incidents. Four attempts to moor the airship ended in gusts and snapped lines. Several sailors were injured or killed as the Akron rose and fell, with four men lost and others hurt during the perilous mooring.
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Akron
Com
Hrtell
Griuit
Lakehurst
Om Fa
Charles Cowart
Kamp Kearney
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
A 1932 radio program listing from United Pomme WABC and NBC networks highlights top shows by Reis and Din, Six of the Air, Trumpeters, and Dance with Leas. It notes network associations and performers, reflecting a period menu of music and entertainment with program titles and station credits.
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United Pomme
WABC
NBC
WEAP
Patworke Bae
Leas Bane
Shumber
Musie
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Use
C. F. Brown
Publc
Nicholas Barratt
Swissvalé
Amoke Teany
Nicholas, Jr
Anthony
Oh’o
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Lout
Berlin
Heinrich Byuening
Reichstag
Wilhelm Groaner
Mterior
Henry Greeg
Moover
Senator
Pinchot
Green
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