Mussolini to Declare Italy Leaves League of Nations
Rome May 3 United Press reports Premier Benito Mussolini will announce Italy's resignation from the League of Nations. The proclamation is expected before the depu chamber, signaling Italy's severance after the Geneva verdict. Baron Alesi and his followers arrived from Geneva as Mussolini ordered cessation of league activities.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
League of Nations
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Depulea
Virginio Cauda
Gloriale Diltalla
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League
Fempeo Alesi
Stoll Kidnaper May Escape Death Penalty
Thomas N. Robinson Jr may plead guilty to the kidnapping of Mrs Alice Speed Stoll in Louisville Kentucky. Report says a plea deal could yield a prison sentence rather than the death penalty. U S District Attorney Gardner would not comment on the trade but implied a guilty plea was likely.
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Louisville
Thomas N. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stoll
United States Distrif
Bunk Gardner
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Robinson
Wheeling Steel Cited By NLRB For Unfair Practices
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Wheeling Steel Corp of Wheeling West Virginia to cease alleged unfair labor practices after hearings found the company violated the act by refusing to bargain with employees represented by the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers. The board charged the firm with financial support to and interference with labor organizations at its Portsmouth plant.
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Wheeling Steel
United Press
Washington
Wheeling Steel Corp
Wheeling
W. Va
Wargain Collecijaly
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and ‘Tin Work
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Step Corporation
Portsmouth
Victim May Be Meadville Man Found Near River Rouge
Detroit May 13. A body uncovered in a ditch near the River Rouge bridge in Dearborn township shows a man shot through the heart abdomen and arm. Four empty shells nearby suggest homicide. A coat label reads Karl K Smock Meadville and investigators think the body was placed there after murder elsewhere, a cigarette pack and other items found at the scene.
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United Press
Detroit
Karl K. Smock
Meadville
River Rouge Bridge
Dearborn
Road to Ruin Turns Bright for Oil Firms in May
New York May 13 First quarter earnings of the petroleum industry were among the best in years as companies report record profits. Standard Statistics Co cites higher prices nationwide, strong crude oil sales, and reduced debt charges through bond refunding, despite California weather.
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United Press
New York
Standard Statistics Co
California
Young mother kidnapping case ends in Omaha
A 21-year-old mother, Muriel Masters, returned to Omaha with her three-year-old daughter Jacqueline Jill, ending a manhunt across Carry and vicinity from Smethport Pennsylvania. Max Fromkin, attorney, said Mrs Masters took Jacqueline from her great grandmother Mrs Jane Ware’s Smethport home after three men distracted Mrs Ware. The pursuit followed a custody conflict pursued through Pennsylvania and Nebraska courts.
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Smethport
Omaha
Neb
Carry
Max Fromkin
Muriel Masters
Jacqueline Jill
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Jane Ware
Masters
Ware
Electrical Storm Ravages Crawford County Farms
A severe electrical storm struck the area last evening, causing heavy damage across several localities. In Crawford County barns at Shadeland Farms owned by Standard Life Insurance of Pittsburgh burned, estimated at 4000 dollars. Two Wilson M. Paters farms at Custards barns perished, a 100 year old building on William Douthett farm near Pymatining Dam burned, with two horses killed in the Douthett fire.
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Crawford County
Shadeland Farms
Standard Life Insurance Company of
Pittsburgh
Wilson M. Paters
William Douthett
Pymatining Dam
Douthett
Taft slate dominates Ohio delegates in primary returns
Ohio voters record Taft favored slate leading by large margins for eight at large delegates as Borah trails. Roosevelt leads Democratic preference in Ohio with Breckinridge in test effort. West Virginia results show Roosevelt far ahead of Borah while Holt and Sharp lead in governor and senate contests.
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Columbus
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
William E. Borah
Idaho
Vallota
Taft
Marly
Borah
Ohio
Wheen
Taf
Roosevelt
Col
Henry Breckinridge
New York
Breckinridge
Martin L. Davey
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Davey
Young
Charleston
W. Va
William J. Borah
West Virginia
Homer A. Holt
Hall
L. R. Via
B. L. Bailey
Charles Hodges
Ralph M. Hiner
Franklin
Hugo the Shott
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Wheeling
C. L. Smith
Tae
Ladies Auxiliary Tag Day For Corry Hospital
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Corry Hospital will sponsor their annual tag day on Saturday May 16 to benefit the hospital Mrs Like Graham is chairman. Tags will be sold during the day by the ladies and their assistants with public patronage solicited. Worthwhile work has been accomplished by the Auxiliary and funds raised will support ongoing hospital efforts.
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Four Die, Eleven Hurt In Frisco Club Fire
Four killed and eleven injured in a San Francisco club blaze at Shamrock High Club early today. Names include John Manson 24 San Francisco and Elsie Forrest 27 owner’s wife, among others. cause under police and fire department investigation, with safety provisions to be tested.
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San Francisco
Shamrock High Club
John Manson
San Mancisco
Robert Pattigon
Berkeley
Elsie Forrest
Redwood Inn
Ner Petaluma
Jo Dickerson
Nat Cheek
Aron-scizern
Bron
Lorel
Fale Gnubslory Pendezvou Folbe Ql Tir
Fiialy
Corry Man Freed By Erie Court
James Sellen a 29 year old Wesleyville farmer and former Corry resident was found not guilty but ordered to pay costs in the involuntary manslaughter case arising from the death of James Welch a 61 year old Erie Port Authority worker. The jury returned a sealed verdict after a morning trial with defense claiming self defense. Judge Miles Bits presided and cautioned jurors to scrutinize testimony closely as the court faced perjury concerns.
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Wesleyville
Erie County
Sellen
James Welch
PWA
Erie
Welch
Miles B. 1Ts
Brie Mlyives
Probe of WPA in PennA Demands Data and Audit
Rep Arnold Blumberg of Philadelphia asked WPA administrator Edward Jones to provide to the general assembly detailed data on WPA costs and project counts by county. The move echoed a Senate push for a thorough WPA investigation in Pennsylvania as Republicans hold the majority.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Arnold XI
Blumberg
Philadelphia
Edward NI Jones
General Assembly
Senate
Sen. G. Magon Owlett
Tioga
Quadruplets boost income with media contract
Passaic New Jersey reports Kasper quadruplets born four days ago already earn twice their father Emil Kasper’s weekly $20 wage. Mayor Turner backs expanded earnings as the family signs a New York newspaper deal for exclusive rights and photos, offering 750 down and 440 weekly for a year plus 10 each birthday raise.
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N. J. Mayia
Kasper
Emil Kasper
Benjamin F. Turner
New Yorke
the Ables
Complete Plans for Mummy and the Mumps Play
Complete plans announced for The Mummy and the Mumps a high school comedy staged by Senior High School group under Ruth Bennett and Thomas Roelofs. Eight o clock Friday evening at Clarke. proceeds support the High School Athlete Association debt clearance. Cast includes Duane Wogle Richard Shoop John Taylor Robert Ol Norman McElray Marjorie Young Norman Bennett Doris Follette Norma Grice Mary Gillette. Tickets on sale with rehearsals ongoing.
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Senior High Schol
Athletic Association
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Duane Wogle
Richard Shoop
John ‘Taylor
Robert Ol
Norman McElray
Marjorie Young
Norman Bennett
Doris Follette
Norma Grice
Mary Gillette
Ruth Bennett
Thomas Roelofs
Positive identity remaining unsolved in Ohio tragedy
A photograph of the Christmas era victim from Wil loughby Ohio surfaced but Leo Klimezat of East Branch could not confirm the girl as his sister Josephine Klimevak missing since that date. She left Erie the day before the tragedy enroute to Detroit, leaving the case unresolved.
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East Branch
Leo Klimezat
Josephine Klimevak
Ant
Erie
Detroit
Manslaughter Verdict in Death of Friend
Washington court returns a voluntary manslaughter verdict against David G. Riggie in the death of his close friend James G. Algeo. Judge Carl B. Gibson delayed sentencing to Saturday. the jury's 8:29 a.m. verdict could yield six to 12 years in prison.
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Washington
Wis
David G. Riggie
James G. Algeo
Carl B. Gibson
Riggie
Dirigible Sails Toward Ireland
New York May 13 The homeward bound dirigible Hindenburg was 1,600 miles from the Frankfurt landing field at 9 am EDT today. Radio reports placed its position at latitude 50.27 north longitude 20.23 west as it cruised about 690 miles from the Irish coast at 80 miles per hour.
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Umen Fresa
New York
New Frankfort
Mackay Radio
Irish
Salsbury Sentenced to Workhouse for Guilty Forgery Plea
Maurice Salsbury, 55, a transient known for forging crimes, pleaded guilty to forgery just before trial in Erie County Court. He received four months in the Allegheny County Workhouse and faces potential life under Pennsylvania habitual criminal law if convicted again. he previously served sentences in California and two other western institutions.
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Police Department
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Salamanca
Allegheny County
Herewitoy
Pennsylvania
Salabury
Erle County
Pennsyvania
Salstury
Teas
Californi
Investmeatlowni
Zioncheck Demands Marine Guard for Honeymoon Security
Rep Marlone Zioncheck of Washington demanded Marines be sent to guard him during his honeymoon in San Juan Puerto Rico after a heated incident that included a near duel and damage to two cars and a gate. He phoned Col James T Moore asking for a guarding platoon, but Moore refused and Lt Jose Cahanillas at the radio station took the call.
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Puerto Rico
Marlone Zioncheck
Wash
Zioncheck
Naval Rate Station
James T. Moore
Marine Corps
Virgin Islands
Col. Moore
Jose Cahanillas
Earle Lauds Red Cross At Disaster Tribute
Pennsylvania Governor George H. Earle paid tribute to Red Cross disaster workers at the teller agency convention in Chicago. He praised their response to floods that hit 18 counties in his state, calling it magnificent and noting the humanitarian and efficient handling amid the crisis.
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Chicago
Americas
Angels of Mercy
Red Cross
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Teller Agency
Harle
Byrns Opposes Inflation Bill in House Debate
Speaker Joseph Byrns spoke from the floor urging defeat of the $4,000,000,000 Frazier-Lemke inflation bill. A. F. of L. President William Green warned lawmakers that the federation opposes the measure. Byrns read Green’s letter, stressed labor’s stake, and defended farmers while appealing for party leadership support.
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United Press
Washington
Joseph W. Byrns
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Friends of Labor
Messare
Byrne
Anind
Executive Council
Redding
Byrng
Pye
Hatton Summers
House Judiciary Committee
Byrns
Jay Byrns
Summers
Siles
Parole unionite pleads guilty to drunken driving charge
Channel Smith of Union City pleaded guilty to drunken driving in county court this week and was paroled for one year. He had been involved in a February automobile accident and was arrested by local police who stated he was visibly intoxicated.
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Channel Smith
Union City
Court House
Smith
Murder in Chicago Hotel Is Unsolved
In Chicago May 18 investigators in the W. A. hotel murder of Mrs. Lillian Gould used microscopes on a 20 foot strand of silk covered wire a lock of hair and a blood stained brick. Police rounded up hundreds of casuals from nearby streets and subjected many suspects to questioning but admit routine measures failed and they are up against a stone wall.
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Chicago
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