British Draft for Consultative Pact at Arms Conference
Sir John Simon submitted a new draft aimed at aligning with U S policy in case war threatens. The plan allows immediate consultation by the council or assembly if the Kellogg pact is breached and involves non members of the league. Norman H Davis said the United States would withhold protection from citizens if actions undermine agreed consulting. Police seek two bandits, John Maugj and Ed Turpack, suspected of escaped prison thefts and a later Erie robbery, with rewards of 5000 dollars each.
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U.S
Stewart Brown
United Press
Geneva
Sir John Simon
Great Britain
United States
Council
Assembly
League
Norman H. Davis
John Maug J
Ed Turpack
Ilvers
Weslern
Erie
Birt
T. Sendell
Hipblit Pogorzalski
Sendell
Pogorsalski
Mag and
Turpack
Pennsylvania
Dew
Two St Marys youths die in railroad crash
Inquiry ordered into deaths of Charles Frotzinger and Cornelius Bauer at a railroad crossing two miles west of St Marys Pennsylvania. Witnesses say they drove past two cars halted for a passing train. Bauer was killed instantly and Frotzinger died soon after. Both suffered multiple fractures and the locomotive hauling a coal train was disabled by the impact.
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United Pree
ST. Marys
Here
Goroner S. T. McCabe
Charles Frotzinger
Cornelius Bauer
Bauer
Grotzinger
Pittsburgh, Shawmut and Northern Railroad
Boys Named to Fill Civic and School Posts in Corry
Howard Robbing of the Senior High school will win the office of Mayor of Corry on Thursday afternoon during Civics Day in Boys Week observance. The Rotary Club sponsors the event with eight civic and school posts to be filled by local boys. Armour Hillstram directs district Y M C A tournament finals and Paul Big nolfson is named postmaster. Clarence Deyo becomes editor of the Corry Jourist and John Quaker will head the Junior High principalship at St Edward's and Benlor High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Robbing
Corry
Rotary Club
C. M. Ilengaty
Y. MO
Tournal-Y. M
A. Manthles
Armour Hillstram
Corry Public Schools Ag
Paul Bignolfson
St Wd Ward’s High School
Wiliam Gould
Tunior
William ‘Hyota
Joseph McGrath
Duane Fogle
Junot High School
Sir Edward's School
Charles Deyo
Corry Jourist
John Quaker
Benlor
Reopening Hope for Clymer Bank After Conservator Hold
Leading citizens expect a near reopening of Clymer State Bank after banking holiday. Plans target a restricted re open with depositors joining stockholders to restore full banking service in the thrifty agricultural area. A general meeting within days is to ratify the proposal and secure support for a satisfactory, swift solution. Local efforts emphasize prompt restoration of service.
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Clymer
Clymer State Bank
Plana
Daniem
Isis
Aigandal
Olymer Bank
Mt Big Vicinity
Jury elected in Mooney murder case in Aichment
United Press reports the jury for the old Mooney murder case in Aichment was chosen at 41:25. Roosevelt proposes eliminating emergency taxes if the 18th amendment is repealed. A prankster Hawks plans a Los Angeles flight with layovers at St. Louis Kansas City Wichita or Denver. Ways and Means panel to consider income tax revision to raise revenue from millionaires. Tokyo government says Chinese and Japanese officials preliminarily armistice with possible restraint on Peiping and Tientsin. Kiwanis speaker Rev. H R Harris of United Brethren Church will address club members at Hotel Corry tomorrow noon on Memorial Day.
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United Press
San Francisco
Tom Mooney
Aichment
Kiwanis Club
H.R. Harris
United Brethren Church
Giemabers
Corry Tomorrent
Milk dumped by farmers near Edinboro in protest
May 24. In Buinboyo near here, about 200 gallons of milk were dumped into a creek after a group of 20 unmasked farmers halted Howard Chapin, 36, who was transporting ink for two distributors. Chapin claimed locals demanded terms and warned of consequences if he continued toward Ele.
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United Press Hri
Buinboyo
Here
Howard Chapin
Chapin
Eric
Increased Auto Buying Boom Boosts Steel Industry
New York May 24 Increased demand for new motor cars has led dealers to revise production schedules upward and broaden steel buying. Iron Age reports steel production at 88 percent capacity the highest since June 1931 while last week output stood at 35 per cent. The magazine notes renewed confidence in the iron and steel market among buyers and sellers and cites regional gains in ingot output with Pittsburgh Chicago Cleveland Birmingham Wheeling showing higher rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Wriiten
Iron Age
Yarims
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
Birmingham
Wheeling
Senate to Vote on St Lawrence Pact as Roosevelt Probes
President Roosevelt surveys Senate support to ratify the St Lawrence waterway treaty seeking a two thirds majority. The move aims to determine if the necessary votes are available for ratification.
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Senate
ST. Lawrence
Washington
Roosevelt
St. Lawrence Waterway Treaty
Brown Derby Proves Enjoyable Offering
A lively Broadway gathering features familiar names and acts from the era. Pierre Merrill Wilcox, Helen Morgan, Libby Holman, Maurice Chevalier, George Burns, Ed Wynn, Norma Shearer, Ruby Keeler, and Clara Bow headline a whirlwind review. The crowd, wine, and performances spark nostalgia as the revue hints at future 1950 stage trends.
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Walter
Ajuuges Wey Wisuuen Cougrats
Grea
Pierre Merrill Wilcox
Pierre
Brigham
Broadway
Rubino
Leonard Burihard
Nero
Slim Summervile
Arthur Wattchilds
Zam Pitts
Ruth Sheen
Buffalo
Zasi
Billy Gould
Bill Swan
Vincent Lapee
Bla Gand
Charlotte Ann Roberts
Libre Tank Little
Pred Be
Mia
George Burns
Rudy Appel
Ed Wynn
Sylvia Rho
Graham
Milton Brown
Mie
Annette Henshaw
Street
Helen Morgan
Ruby Keeler
Lanny Russ
Percy Clark
Bonnie Brice
Margaret Richardson
Washington Square
Maurice
Finch
Rite Hessler
Zasw
Zoma
Shim
Norma Steprér
Bess Kinley
Norma
Mary Frances Brooks
Aoner
Rudy Vallee
Elmen Christensen
Clara Bow
Sthel Nehit
Jean Harlow
Futh Downey
Helen Rathbone
Moe
Repeal carries 11 to 1 in New York State
May 24 New York voters see belated returns from rural districts as reform advocates gain little ground on repealists. Early tallies show the 28th amendment supporters trailing by about 21 to 1, with 7 185 precincts reporting 1 785 022 drys to 162 256 nets across 42 counties.
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New York
New York State
Taxpayers Union to Meet Friday in Corry
Members of Corry Taxpayers Union are called to Friday's meeting at 8 pm in the municipal auditor ium. D B Leach will report on civic affairs, A A Ott on school finances, and Eugene Burlingame on union receipts since 1932. Discussion will cover city assessments and state aid to the Corry School District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry ‘Taxpayers’ Union
D. B. Leach
A. A. Ott
Eugene Burlingame
Corry
Fvilty
Freed at New Castle after Abduction
Pittsburgh May 3 Wilbur Troll an Oliver High School student said two men forced him into a car and drove him to New Castle Pa where he was released last midnight He returned to school today and reported the abduction to New Castle police after being blindfolded and driven around all day before release near New Castle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Wilbur Troll
Oliver
New Castle
Police Staton
Assessors Called to Erie for Conference
County assessors from this city and surrounding boroughs have been summoned to Erie for a conference with the board of county commissioners Thursday at 10 o'clock. Officials expect guidance on this year’s triennial assessment. With property values declining and rents slipping, no increases are likely.
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Erie
Board of County Commissioners
Hazy points of state beer law explained in Harrisburg
Harrisburg May 4 Deputy Attorney General Wilhelm F Knauer clarifies that beer selling licenses may be sued at any time during the year if an application is on file a week before the act’s effective date June 1. He discusses 40 person eating place room requirements and allows outdoor beer gardens only when detached from eating places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wilhelm F. Knauer
McClure
Nauer's Digest
Enauer
League pleads for world wide tariff truce
Genesis Geneva May 24 The League of Nations council strongly urged all nations to join a tariff truce agreed in London by major powers in preparation for the world economic conference opening June 12 The council hailed the agreement as a stabilizing step urging broad adherence to ensure calm and stability during the talks Sir John Simon reported on the organizing committee’s work and emphasized abstaining from actions that could worsen international commerce The appeal invites participation by all invited nations to support the truce during the conference
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United Press Geneiva
League of Nations Council
London
Wight
John Simon
Assured six weeks work for 200 at steel plant
May 28 reports say two hundred employees at the President Belt Steel Company will have steady work for six weeks after receiving the largest order of the year for 4260 cat steel sideframes. The project promises a temporary boost to production and local employment.
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Btéél Oke Company
Cat Steel
Dawes and Davis Among Patrons Granted Loans
Washington May 24 The Senate stock market investigating committee listed J P Morgan & Co loans to prominent figures including former vice president Charles G Dawes and Norman T Davis ambassador at large in Europe The Dawes loan was repaid April 20 1982 while the Davis loan remained unpaid Charles E Mitchell former National City Bank head is also named with no repayment noted The list was made public over Morgan counsel objections as the inquiry resumed in a packed hot hearing room
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Morgan
Senate
United Press
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Norman T. Davis
America
Europe
J. P. Morgan & Co
Senate Stock Market Investigating Committee
House of Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Dawes
Davis
Ust
Charles BE. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
New York
John W. Davis
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Myron C. Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
First National Bank of New York
Taylor
Wat
Whitney
Geo. Whitney
Democrats Back Prohibition Repeal Effort in 1933 Campaign
Washington reports the Democratic Party unites behind repealing the 18th Amendment. Postmaster General Farley and national chairman pledge full party backing to speed the repeal campaign. Following wet victory in New York, repeal is a top party plank as Congress adjourns.
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Unmee
Washington
Democratic Party
Tames J. Farley
National Democratic
Parley
New York State
New York
Congress
All Chinese troops ordered from Peiping
United Press reports from PRIFING May 24 that General Ho Ying ching war minister ordered all Chinese troops to evacuate Peiping at once leaving police to maintain order in the city. Japanese forces bomb and shell near Peiping while leaflets fall as talks of armistice surface. Ho says a local understanding may be possible but denies a general armistice.
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Ay Herbert R. Ekins
United Press
Prifing
Ho Ying- Ching
Peiping
North China
Tokio
Japan
China
Ouster Suit Hearing Set for King in Public Service Board
Harrisburg May 24 legal clash over Dr Clydd L King as Public Service Commission chairman continues in state supreme court hearing Friday morning. Attorney General Schnader to argue. Gov Pinchot appeals to remove him for lack of Senate reappointment. Roland Morris noted former ambassador to Japan expected to testify on Senate action. Clash centers on 1937 antibyWea thim cod a reference amid tense political history.
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Harrisburg
State Supreme Court
Clydd L. King
Public Servic Commission
Wen. Schnader
Pinchot
King
Senate
Roland
Morris
Japan
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House
Ways and Means
Tientsin
Edinboro
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