Winnie Ruth Judd faces double murder charge in Phoenix
Winnie Ruth Judd, 27, defiant and composed, held on a murder charge for killing her two former roommates in Phoenix. She claims self defense after a quarrel that began when Miss Samuelson allegedly shot her in the hand. testified she then dismembered one body and shipped both corpses to Los Angeles.
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Comely Blonde
Phoenix
George Beale
United Press
Los Angus
Calif
Los Angeles
Winnie Ruth Judd
Ariz
Hedvig Samuelson
Agnes Lerol
Joe ‘Taylor
Taylor
Mrs. Leroi
Miss Samuelson
Judd
Lindberghs Back At New Jersey Home From Orient
Linbers and Mrs Lindbergh returned to Lindberghs home in Hackensack New Jersey after a flight from the Orient landing at Metropolis field Newark at 6 24 p m last night Only about 1600 people observed the arrival and Col Lindbergh declined to answer questions Mrs Lindbergh described the trip as pleasant In Pittsburgh Harold W Fulton 23 pleaded guilty to stealing about 300 from mail carriers and was placed on probation for three years with restitution.
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Hnglewood
N. J
Charles A. Lingbergh
Eday
Pittsburgh
Harold W. Fulton
Indians
Three States Join Hunt For Escaped Prisoners
United Press reports a three state manhunt for two survivors of a four man escape from a state prison. They shot a guard and killed a patrolman in a gun battle near Langhorne Pennsylvania. Two accomplices died, including McGrath who killed Trooper Campbell before he fell.
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United Press
Trenton
N. J
Langhorne
Pennsylvania
Frank Seiert
Jams Stoddard
Corry Couple Celebrates Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles McCabe of Wright street Corry observe their sixtieth anniversary with a family dinner at their son Charles McCabe's home in Youngstown Ohio The couple are longtime Corry residents with sixty six years in the community They have two daughters Mrs J P Sullivan of Buffalo and Cora McCabe Sister Obhelin one son Charles of Youngstown and five grandchildren.
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Charles McCabe
Wright Street
Youngstown
Oio
McCabe
Corry
J. P. Sullivan
Buffalo
Cora McCabe
Obhelin
Charles
Sudden Death of Cornelius W Lyons in Corry
Cornelius W Lyons a Corry resident for sixty years died after two strokes at his North Center Street home last night at 11 30. He had visited his son Arch O Lyons at the Payne Block Friday afternoon and was stricken about 4 30. Born in Portville NY in 1861 he ran a grocery here for 25 years before selling to Plickinger in 1921. He served as mercantile appraiser for the county in 1914 and was a member of local organizations. He is survived by his wife a son Arch Lyons a daughter Mrs RB McCord two sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral set for Monday at 8 and 9 80 oclock at St. Thames church.
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Cornelius W. Lyons
Corry
North Center Street
Nona
Mr. Lyons
Tno
Arch OG. Lyons
Payne
East Main Street
Portville
Corny
Plickinger Company
Richard
Edylths Lyons
North Center
St.Thames Church
Graf Zeppelin Returns From South America Flight
The Graf Zeppelin is en route back to Friedrichshafen on a return commercial flight to South America. It left Reche Brasil Ost at 12:15 am today, resuming its journey after a stopover.
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Reche
Brasil
Ost
Freidrichsshafen
South America
Flay
League Acts Over Protests of Japanese at Manchuria Evacuation
The League of Nations Council, despite Japan opposing, adopted a resolution to arrange evacuation of Japanese troops from Manchuria. Evacuation to occur by November 11. Japan’s counterproposal was rejected 13 to 1. Briand reported talks with Yoshizawa seeking compromise, Yoshizawa voting for Japan’s plan and against the council’s.
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China
Japan
Manchuria
United Press
Seneva
League of Nations Council
Ching
Munchuria
Yoshizawa
991 Plane Wrecks Claimed 109 Lives
United Press reports Commerce Department figures show 991 accidents in miscellaneous flying in the first six months, with 109 deaths and 1,156 people involved. Pleasure flying had the most accidents at 523, while 1,254 escaped injury.
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United Pres
Washington
Commerce Department
State Librarians Close Convention in Pittsburgh
Delegates to the annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Library Association return to their institutions with new plans and suggestions to improve service. Miss Gertrude MacKinney, Harrie Kung, director of the state library, stressed that information and skill are essential in the business world.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State Library Association
Eee Area
Gertrude MacKinney
Harrie Kung
Mie MacKinney
Mayor-elect Rossiter to speak at Corry Democrats rally
James Rossiter, mayor elect of Wile, will headline a Corry area mass meeting at the Municipal building. The eight o'clock rally aims to unify county candidates and energize a strong Erie Democratic turnout for the November election. Francis Nagorski, Ray Densmore, Jess Tiuliante, and William McClelland are listed among attendees and slate holders.
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James P. Roasller
Wile
Corry and Vicinity
Oldock
Headquartera l Ot
Democratic County Committee
Brie
Pll
Lessling County
Harry Auer
Willl
James Rossiter
Francis T. Nagorski
Orphans’ Court
Ray Densmore
Jess S. Tiuliante
William J. MicClelland
Register of Wills
Erie
Eris County
Push Movement to Keep Children in Schools in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg October 24 Dr Jas WN Rule state superintendent announces the first meeting of a Pennsylvania committee to cooperate with the National Education Association and other agencies in keeping children in school during the present emergency. Members include J Herbert Kelley Harrisburg secretary of the State Indication Association Mrs Laura Greenwood president of the State Parent-Teacher Association J Freeman Guy superintendent of the Pittsburgh school system A Mr Weaver superintendent of the Williamsport schools Milton D Proctor superintendent of the Uniontown schools Deputy State Superintendents Lindley H Dennis and WM H Bristow.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Jas
WN. Rule
Bho Pennsylvania
National Education Association
Ott
Pennsylvania
J. Herbert Kelley
Harrishirg
State Indtication Association
Laura Greenwood
Parent- Tegeher Association
J. Freeman Guy
Pittsburgh
Liner in Distress Off Trafalgar
United News reports the Exeter intercepted a distress call from the Clan Max-Witter about 29 miles south of Cape Trafalgar Spain. The message provided no other details. In New Kensington Pennsylvania Dan Maglew 35 Pittsburgh was arrested in connection with a shooting of a woman during an alleged dice game near Fenton. He had been returned for questioning.
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United New York
Oct Radio Company
Exeter
Clan
New Kensington
Dan Maglew
Pitteburgh
Faom Pitteburgh
Fenton
Manchurian Peace Plan Rejected by Japan in Geneva
Japan rejected the League of Nations formula for settling the Manchurian dispute with China. Kenkishi Yoshizawa told the council his government could not accept the draft resolution. The council adjourned at 4 p.m. without voting, as lack of explanation of fundamental principles hindered progress toward agreement this afternoon.
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United Press
Gineva
Japan
League of Nations
China
Kenkishi Yoshizawa
League Council
Ite Council
Big Reductions Hinted for Reparations and Debts
Washington talks among Hoover Laval Mills Stimson and Bigot in the White House Lincoln study sought paths to ease European economic distress. A formal statement said policies to expedite recovery would be developed without binding agreements. Senator Borah floated possible debt cancellation if reparations were wiped, but no moratorium is expected.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Premier Laval
White House
Lincoln
Stimson
Treasury Mills
Jacques Bigot
Mr Hoover
Premier Layal
France
Germany
United States
Ward
William ©. Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Y Institute Held Here At First M E Church
About forty representatives of the M C A in northwestern Pennsylvania attended the third annual era Institute at the First Methodist Episcopal church last evening. Delegates from Birie Bradford Warren Titusville Kane Pranklin and Oil City attended with others from Union City North East Meadville Cambridge Springs and more. W. & Chambers state boys work secretary of Ohio and Charles B ford PA state boys work secretary led the gathering in what was described as a successful meeting with Corry citizens showing interest in the program.
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M. E
Pennsyvania
Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Birie
Bradford
Warren
Titusville
Kane
Pranklin
Oil City
Union City
North East
Meadville
Cambridge Springs
W. & Chambers
Ohio
Charles B. Ford
Pennsylvania
Corry Jebtizena
Capone Sentenced to Eleven Years and 550000 Fine
Chicago gangster Al Capone received an eleven year prison term and a 550000 fine for evading federal income taxes on illicit profits. Judge James H. Wilkerson ordered five years to run concurrently on two counts and five more to run consecutively on another, totaling ten years in felony terms. Capone was jailed immediately in Chicago, then prepared for transfer to a federal penitentiary.
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Ray Black
United Press
Federal Building
Chicago
al Capone
James H. Wilkerson
Capone
Pittsburgh
National Credit Corporation
Wilkerson
Cappen
Lavenheimer
Pullpen
Acreen
Meadville Sister to Share in Morrow Estate
Mrs Milda Mellvaine of Meadville, sister of late United States Senator Dwight Morrow, received a $50,000 bequest in his will filed for probate in New Jersey. The bulk of the estate, worth millions, goes to his widow. A total of $1,120,000 was allocated to specific beneficiaries.
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Milda Mellvaine
Meadville
Dwight Morrow
United States
New Jersy
Mellvaine
Corry
Morrow
Bellevue Citizens Trust Co closes bank in Bellevue
Bellevue Pa October 24 Citizens Trust Co of Bellevue placed in the hands of the State Banking Department after directors voted to close to protect depositors. Bellevue Savings and Trust Co stands ready to assume liabilities if examination justifies such action. Deposits about 2 1 2 million dollars and resources near 2 million. Also in Erie Hugh Bailey released from county jail under insolvency act after being found guilty of drunken driving. Washington Parent Teachers Study Circle held first meeting at Mrs Burt Hurst home planning activities for older children and home of today. Subscriptions were taken for Child Welfare magazine and hospitality provided by Mrs Clea Haight for November.
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United Press
Bellevue
Citizens Trust Co
State Banking Department
J. D. Swigart
State Banking Examiner
Bellevue Savings and ‘Trust Company
Citizens ‘Trust Company
Citizens Trust Company
Bailey
Erie
Hugh Bailey
Corry
Washington
Circle
Burt Hurst
Taunte
Ghutly
Child Welfare
Hogtesp
Clea Haight
Today s Five Best Radio Entainments
Five best radio entertainments listed with NBC network ties and station notes. Names and locations appear oddly in OCR style but reference boldberga concert and related forums.
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NBC
Boldberga
NBC Bayware
Sire
Iowa
Pete Ey Glimber Aiusic
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