Three Arrests End Rural Theft Spree
State police arrested Merle Weell Glyde Loomis and Eine McCauley in connection with a Wallace farm theft on Route 6 where 32 chickens and farm tools were taken. Tools were recovered in a suspect’s home and connections to other farm thefts were pursued as the trio awaited a looming hearing next week at Warren county jail. Police also paroled three youths found with a gun after questioning by Police Magistrate Portus. Warren police seek robbers who stole cigarettes valued at 650 dollars from Warren Wholesale Company.
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Longo and
Hayman
Erie
Merle Weell
Glyde Loomis
Corydon
Eine McCauley
Duke Center
Wallace Farm
Gerry
Hile
Spring Greek
Warren County
Woll
B. Porter
Portus
Warren
Warren Wholesale Company
Earthquake in Albania Kills Reported 80 in Valona District
Reports from Tirana say a southwestern Albania quake in the Valona district may have killed about 80 people and injured many. Numerous homes were destroyed and villages Messaphic Palase Terhael and Derm suffered the worst damage.
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Centetera
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
A 1980 United Press listing outlines five top radio entertainments across networks. Programs include Mellow Cello on WHARF at 7:30 p m and Carabas Love on WABE at 8:20 p m. Subsequent entries feature Dancing yesterday's on WABC at 9:00 p m and Carborundum Hour on WAP at 11:00 p m with Troubadour of the Moon in the mix.
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United Press
WJZ
NBC
WHARF
NEC
CBS
Hope for Continued Tax Cut Shattered
Washington reports prospects for extending the one per cent income tax reduction are dim as President Hoover opposes curtailing the debt retirement program. Treasury deficits mount with $1.315 billion in expenditures vs $1.094 billion receipts to date, while only $65 million has been set aside for the sinking fund, far short of last year’s $244 million.
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Gecil Owen
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Treasury
Betgan
Jeus Lion
Local Artists Present Benefit Musicale at Presbyterian Church
A well attended benefit musicale last evening at the Presbyterian church featured Miss Alice Messinger assisted by Mrs. R. S. Dewey Ina Austin Patty Clark Charles Burkhardt and Joseph M. Sheick. The varied program included Meditations at the organ Gypsy Love Song Indian Dawn and Valley of Laughter among others and drew praise for the musicianship and stage presentation.
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Presbyterian Church
Alice Messinger
Ruut
L. J. Rowe
Miss Messinger
R. 8. Dewey
Mise Ina Austin
Patty Clark
Charles Burnhardt
Joseph M. Sheick
Grgang
Mr. Burkhardt
Russ Austin
Mr. Sherrick
Steeys
Crimson Petal
Dana
Xtr. Clarke
Mr., Burkhardt
Mrs. Dewey
Thaleshd
My.Shstrick Agnodlysim
New Pastor Sought for Local Church Venues
A troubled paragraph notes the vestry plans to name a pastor for Sunday 1 o'clock services and consider a new pastorate. The local church seeks a candidate after months of uncertainty as meetings draw near.
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Ite
Ta Tear
Mortoy
Aegbeen
Census Revisions Put U S Continental Population at 122 775 048
United Press report notes final census figures show the continental United States at 122 775 048, with the total including possessions at 124 998 070. Montana declined by 11 283 in ten years, while California led gains at 45.7 percent and Florida at 51.6 percent.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Montana
California
Florida
Dairymen's League Sub-District Meeting at North East
Members from all locals except Greenfield gathered at North East Grange Hall for a Dairymen's League conference. A roast pork dinner was served, reports stressed fulfilling duties, and officials urged prompt responses to check questions. Corry's next conference is planned for Monday in Carter Hill church with George Bowls and Arthur Mortis.
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Dairymen's League
North East
Ripley Grange Hall
Greenfield
A. A. MacDonald
Erie
H. H. Marsh
Corry
Carter Hill
George Bowls
Arthur Mortis
Marsh
Higher League
Mie
Crawford Counties
Dre Co
Palm Bireau
Crossman
Stevens
Jamestown
Chautauqua
Warren
Rene Smith
Mountainous Drifts Hinder Storm Relief Efforts
A winter blizzard lashed the Rocky Mountain region and northern plains, halting search efforts for three missing travelers and causing multiple deaths. Howard Rhodes and John Evans, both 50, perished near Lamar and Black Forest respectively. Gus Miner, 50, died in Dex, Missouri. Severe snow, drifts up to 20 feet, and icy roads disrupted rail, air, and road traffic across Colorado, Wyoming, and neighboring states.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Nore
Tool
Colorado
Howard Rhodes
Lamar
Seaichers
John Evans
Black Forest
Colorado Springs
Ynier
Gus Miner
Dex Momes
Ny. M
Mowit Dora
N.M
Hoe
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Trinidad
New Mexico
Red River Valley
Dakotas
Charles ‘Moffitt
Moffitt
N. D
Steele
Wattsburg Grange Wins at District Contest
Wattsburg Grange, with teams from Wattsburg Wetterenn and Corry, competed in a district oration and dramatic contest in Wattshire. Watts-Tuite won honors and advances to the county elimination for a chance at the state farm show in Harrisburg. The program featured Wattburgs Upper Parts, West Greens Not Such a Croone, and Corry’s An American Harem, with seven Corry Grange members taking part in the play, praised as highly entertaining.
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Wattsburg
Wetterenn
Corry
Carry Grange
Gas rate dispute hearings adjourned in Pennsylvania
The Public Service Commission halted this week’s hearing on the Pennsylvania Gas Company tariff case after witnesses completed evidence. Stenographic notes will be prepared for Corry, Warren, and Erie, as consumers seek lower rates. A decision isn’t expected until spring next year.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Public Service Commission
Corry
Warren
Erie
Commission
Habsburg
Fe Rale
Solivitoy Blaine Scinaid
Williams E A elected president of Erie County Patriarchal League
E A Williams of this city has been elected president of the Erie County Patriarchal League. The annual election featured a gathering of officers including H M Hull Corry Waterford and Charles Moors at Girard. Clement Lodge hosted the meeting with Three Link teams and Waterford encampment performing the Golden Rule degree. A program followed with talks by W J MacCormick of Erie and Past Grand Patriarch George Morton of Renovo. The next league meeting will be in this city with Union City sponsoring the Royal Purple degree and North East supplying the speaker.
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E.A. Williams
Erie County Patriarchal League
H. M. Hull
Corry
Waterford
Charles Moors
Girard
Patriarchal League
Clement Lodge
Ats
W. 3. MacCormick
Erle
George Morton
Renova
Union City
North East
West Spring Creek Barn Fire Incendiary Suspected
A barn on Julius Belden farm near West Spring Creek burned about 10:30 last night in what is believed to be arson. The fully razed structure reflected on Corry and no cause could be determined. Machinery and grain were stored inside, with insurance and loss estimates unavailable. Residents drove to Keene to view the blaze as neighbors sought to understand the incident.
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Julius Belden
West Spring Creek
Corry
Probegia
Keene
New Mexico Arrest Probe and American Embassy Order
Secretary of State Stimson ordered the American embassy in Mexico City to probe the arrest of Thendurch Douglas Robinson, former assistant secretary of the navy, on charges of attempting to export Mexican gold. In St Louis, gangsters Barth and Goebel were shot by a machine gunner in their car on a busy street. OKC toll from Bethany tornado rises to 22 with two additional deaths. Cuyahoga Falls reports multiple fatalities and injuries after a car crash near Akron last night.
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United Press
Washington
Stimson
Mexico City
ST. Louis
Lester Barth
Dewel Goebel
Oklahoma
Bethany
Government to Press Drive on Gangsters
Washington reports the Justice Department will extend its war on racketeers to top gang leaders and hoodlums. Federal agents, after quiet work since spring, are set to present definite steps soon. Capone and Ralph Capone are named as cases likely to be pursued.
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Justice Department
Washington
Hovet
al Capone
Chicago
Capone
Iere
Hoover
Ralph
Leavenworth
Survey Shows Inequalities in Pennsylvania Apportionment
A Harrisburg survey on the 193 census reveals uneven congressional apportionment across Pennsylvania. With possible redistricting looming after losing two seats, Philadelphia holds seven districts for 1,904,430 people, while Allegheny County has two for 1,874,783, highlighting disparities and prompting consideration of state legislative adjustment.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Way
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
General Assembly
Congress
Alezheny County
Highth
Chester
Belaware
Ninah
Bucks and
Oontgomery
Lancaster
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Schuyliill
Berks and Lehigh
Wilkeenth
Bradford
Pike
Susquehanna
Wayne and
Wyoung
Clinton
Lycoming
Potter and Tioga
Columbia
Montour
Northumberland and Sullivan
Franklin
Fulton
Hontingdon
Juniata
Mittin
Perry
Snyder
Union
Cumberland
Daughin
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Caimbria
Bedford
Blair
Adams
Yorke
Beaver
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Lawrence
Armstrong Glaton
Indiana
Jefferson
Forest
Mercer
Vetango
Warren
Crayford
Tria
Carbon
Monroe
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Benamed
Dairymen’s League
Wattsburg Grange
Elkis
E. A. Williams Patriarchal League
Bulletins
Pittsburgh
Sam Milo Reyney
Erle County
Io Venango County
P. Schoolmaker
Cuyahoga Fpalls
C. H. Patyell
Akron
Ralph Redick
Aaron
Clyde Timms
Cuyahora Alls
Lee’ Huth
Walis
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