Solon Advises Roosevelt Ten Remain Silent
Senator Norris of Nebraska urges President Roosevelt to avoid declaring a third term stance. The week features Dewey's national issues speech, GOP executive committee plans for 1940, and Gridiron Club events with Roosevelts attendance.
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Norris
Na- Neb
Presiden Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Minneapolis
New York
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Ight
Gridiron Club
Roosevelt
The
Nebraskan
Therg
Recognition Standstill as Finland Replies Sought
Continued from page notes a favorable reply from Finland awaited by defense officials while the State Department reports no communication from Moscow.
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State Department
Moscow
Soviet claim of island occupation escalates Finnish war
Moscow reported three Baltic Fleet units seized the Gulf of Finland group including Suursaari Hogland Lavansaari and Tytersaari amid continued Finnish border advances and Karelia shifts. Tass circulated Helsinki protests while Terijoki inhabitants praised Kuusinen as a fighter. Talks between Tokyo and Moscow on trade followed.
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Gulf of Finland
Russia
Baltic
Seiskari
Soviet Union
Kronstadt
Leningrad
Finland
Karelian
Commuunique
Mustamaeki
Tass
Kremline
Terijoki
Kuusinen
Helsinki
Japan
Foreign Office
Shigenori Toga
S. A. Lozowsky
State Forest Tax Appeal Reaches High Court Hesitation
Harrisburg reports keen interest as the Pennsylvania State Supreme Court weighs a 1935 law allowing temporary state title to land slated for reforestation. Cambria County appeals on behalf of Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp to resolve constitutionality over a program where owners pay $1 yearly taxes during forest reserves. The department notes 416 acres owed to the company for timber used as mine props.
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Harrisburg
Wiiners
Corl
Laday
State Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Cambria
Department of Forests and Waters
Clearfield Company
Finnish Russia war two peace moves reported in snowbound front
A Finnish military spokesman said casualties in the first four days were not large with two Finnish airplanes lost versus 24 Russian craft downed. A reliable source claimed 700 Red Army soldiers were taken prisoner. Finland invoked League of Nations arbitration as talks began, while Soviet land advances and air raids continued. The Helsinki citizenry evacuated inland amid heavy snow and cold.
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Finland
Red Army
League of Nations
Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Gulf of Finland
Karelian
Kinengrad
Petsamo
Helsinki
League
Rome
Legation
Haussi
Britain
France
North Sea
Tokyo
United States
Joseph C. Gree
Admiral Nomura
Accidental Injuries Report for Harry Finnel in Ebensburg
Harry Finnel aged 39 from Ebensburg Route 10 sustained a fracture to the right ankle and lacerations to the face in an accident. He was treated and reported in stable condition at a local hospital. The incident details and exact cause were not disclosed.
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Harry Finnel
Ebbensburg
Memorial Hospital
Samuel Boyle
Evensburg
Ann Surbich
Revioc
Joseph
Joseph Surbich
Duchess of Argyl 91 dies in royal mourning
London reports Princess Louise Duchess of Argyl, aged 91, died yesterday. King George VI orders two weeks of court mourning. The rebel princess, first English princess to wed a commoner under Henry VII’s era, married the Marquess of Lorne in 1871. two siblings survive, Duke of Connaught and Princess Beatrice.
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London
George VI
Pritepas
Louise
Duchess of
Argyl
Victoria
Henry VII
Marquess of
Lorne
Duke of
Princess Louie
Buckingham
Palace
Prince Albert
Vistoria
Prince Consort
Duke of Connaught
Princess Beatvies
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Victoria Eugenia
Spain
Plane floats in sea storm off Massachusetts coast
Four Coast Guardsmen recount a perilous night at sea as a $60,000 amphibian plane forced from Salem base due to bog and dwindling fuel. They survived a night near New England coast, were towed ashore by the cutter Harriet Lane, and radioed a safe, lucky landing sixteen miles offshore. Lt Cmdr Roy L Raney led the crews, with Hugh Olmstead Clifton Hudder and Benjamin Bottoms aboard.
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Rockport
Maiss
Atlantic
Salem
New England
Fers
Harriet Lane
Roy L. Raney
Raney
Hugh Olmstead
Clifton Hudder
Hartford, Conn
Benjamin Bottoms
Blockade Ties British Mine War to Global Trade
The Rudolf, a 2149 ton Swedish steamer, sank after hitting a mine off the British coast on a Hartlepool to Maine run. 23 crew escaped. The Florida, a 7030 ton French steamer, struck a mine and was beached with two dead. Britain’s two way blockade policy against German trade was announced by King George VI and Chamberlain, aiming to curb German exports, with discussions in Parliament this week.
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Hartlepool
Maine
Sweden
Florida
George VI
Chamberlain
Britain
Germany
South America
House of Commons
Lawrences Bowser testifies in mistrial bid over gravel contracts
Lawrence Geon Bowser testified amid a Democratic party leaders conference dispute over gravel contracts. Judge Hughes denied a second mistrial motion as defense lawyer Eaton objected to lines of questioning about a state police report on the Pioneer Materials contract. Prendergast explained he withheld the report from Graham due to lack of authority in Earle’s absence.
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Geon Bowser
Democratic Party
Guffey
Howard W. Hughes
Lawrence
Bowser
Philadelphia
John J. Verona
Pioneer
Verona
Pennsylvania
Oliver K. Eaton
Batton
Earl V. Compton
Edward W. Prendergast
George H. Earle
Pioneer Materials Company
Compton
Prenderfast
Mortimer BE
Graham
Evie County
Eaton
Hughes
Motiar
Prendergast
Earle
Prisoners Treated Better in Current Conflict
The American embassy in Berlin coordinates with Germany for Britain and France to ensure humane treatment of prisoners. Hugh Wilson handles allied representations in Washington after resigning as ambassador to Germany, with no major complaints reported. In Bloomsburg a large search for missing deer hunter Frank Williams, 26, of Gilberton, involves about 200 police, game wardens and volunteers amid a three day effort in North Mountain ravines 22 miles north of town.
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Germany
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Berlin
Great Britain
France
Hugh Wilson
Wilson
State Department
Bloomsburg
Dee
North Mountain
Frank Williams
Gilberton
Schuylkill County
Williams
Columbia-Sullivan County
Peter Clem
Harris Davis
Frackville
Judd murderess Winnie Ruth Judd dies after second hospital death
Details recall Winnie Ruth Judd, the Arizona prison case figure, who escaped custody in October and lived under guarded confinement. Her crimes in 1931 involved killing two women, dismembering one victim, and sending remains to Los Angeles. She died at the Arizona State Hospital, prompting reactions from her husband Dr W C Judd.
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Hedvig Samuelson
Miss Samuelson
Los Angeles
Miss le Roi
State Supreme Court
Pinal County
W. C. Judd
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona State Hospital
Deer hunting season ends with youth’s death in Pennsylvania
The Associated Press report notes buck season totals rise to ten as two hunters face charges for shooting humans by mistake. Game Protector Thomas Bell accuses Joseph Francis Tulley of Pittsburgh for fatally wounding nine year old Charles Rutherford of Allensville. Tulley says the bullet hit the boy after ricocheting from a buck. Albert Crazen of Sharon pleads innocent at Tionesta to wounding John Sailor in the shoulder and remains free on $500 bail.
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Miss Sonder
Charles Rutherford
Allensville
Huntingdon County
Lynn Williams
Jersey Shore
Potter County
Silas Mellett
McConnellsburg
Nanticoke
Norty Kotz
Dominic
Upper Middletown
Samuel Savage
Masontown
William Hinsell
Cottageville
Bucks County
Harry Luff
Philadelphia
John Kelly
Newton Burd
Lancaster
Paoli
Frank Sporus
Schuylkill County
Hamburg
John Oswald
Bridgeport
George English
Mary Kramer
Jos “L Cornett
Leo Dugan
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
New Castle
Associated Press
Thomas Bell
Joseph Francis Tulley
Pittsburgh
Huntington County
Tulley
Albert Crazen
Sharon
Tionesta
John Sailor
Manlius teacher sets Middle Atlantic 30K crossing record
In Fairmont Park yesterday Lou Gregory clocked 1 46 13 to win the National A A Y 30 kilometer marathon. The event marked a Middle Atlantic record as Manlius New York teacher achieved the best time amid spring weather with temperatures near the mid thirties and strong humidity.
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Philadelphia
Manlius
Fairmont Park
Lou Gregory
Stock market partial: major mixed gains and losses listed
A dense list shows gains and percentages for many firms including Arco American Aluminum Chem Dye Amoco and others. Major names span Anaconda Atch T&SF Con Edison Du Pont General Electric General Motors IBM Kodak and Westinghouse with varied percentages, reflecting mixed market movement across sectors. The compilation reads like a fluctuating broker quote sheet with numerous company percentages and ticker-style identifiers.
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al Chem & Dye
Alco
Atch
T& SF
Baldwin Loco
Balt & Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Briggs Mig
Burr
Mack Wy
Canada Pacific
Cerro de Pas
Kandecott Cop
Kresge
Lehigh Val Ci i
Lehigh Val RB
Ligett & My
Loew's Inc
Mack Trucks
Montgom Ward
Nat
Biscuit _ Bay
Nats Dairy
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow & Lt
NY Central RA
North Am
Packard Motor
Penn RA
Phillips Pet
Radio Corp
Repub
Steel Reynolds
Tob
Sears Roebuck Socony-Vacuum
South Pacific
South
Sperry Corp
Sid Oil Cal
Sid Oil Ind
Studebaker
Texas Corp Timken Rall
United Aircraft
United Gas Im US Rubber U5
Smelt
US Steel West Union Tel West BE
Mig
Woolworth
Curh & Ark
Nat Gas
A' Cities Service
N Ei Bond
Shargs
Pennrgad
Obituary: Archibald T. Smitten 85 in Erie
Archibald T. Smitten 85 died Friday in Hamot Hospital Erie of a heart attack after living five years in Erie. A Marchand native, he taught in Marchand, worked for Pittsburgh Railways, served in the Spanish American War and belonged to the Presbyterian Church. Survived by wife Caroline and daughters Leila and Elms of Pittsburgh. Funeral 2:00 p.m. Morrison Funeral Home Punxsutawney. services follow at Robinson Funeral Home. Interment Oakland Cemetery.
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Archibald T. Smitten
Morrison Funeral Home
Punxsutawney
Indiana
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Marchand
West
John Young
Nancy (McComb
Marchand Section
Pittsburgh Railways Company
Presbyterian Church
Caroline (Grup
Leila
Elms
Pittsburgh
Thomas S. Pettigrew
Thomas Sharp Pettigrew
Irvin Pettigrew
East Pike
Robinson
Edwin McClintock
Oakland Cemetery
Markets trounce PITTSBURGH and Chicago grain stumble
Markets trounce Pittsburgh with mixed commodities and livestock pricing. Apples steady as No 1 bits and McIntosh command higher bids. oats and potatoes show varied values. In livestock, bids ease on steers and heifers while hogs hold around 6.10 to 6.25 for lighter weights and 5.25 to 5.85 for heavier, with sheep and calves showing modest gains and slower demand in Pittsburgh. Chicago grain shows profit taking and minor wheat price declines amid unsettled trade.
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Pittsburgh
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