Doctor Silbers death sparks Chicago homicide probe
Dr. Silber Beacock, 40, a skilled physician tied to the Federal Narcotics division, was slain in Edgewater. Police report the mercy call ruse left him shot and crushed, with no clear motive or clues after his body was found in his car. theories range from robbery to gang retaliation or a patient dispute.
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Chicago
Silber
Beacock
Edgewater Beach
Martin McCormick
Summerdale
Federal Narcotics Division
Peacock
Glass Strike To Continue In Eight Cities
President Glenn W. McCabe of the Federation of Flat Glass Workers announced in Clarksburg that the union has withdrawn its last settlement proposal and will not bargain further with manufacturers. About 5,000 independent glass workers began a New Year strike across eight cities including Clarksburg Sistersville Fairchance Belle Vernon Arnold Jeannette Pennsylvania and Okmulgee Oklahoma. The union demands a 7.5 percent wage increase and a closed shop, while manufacturers have not made overtures since the action started.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Glenn W. McCabe
Federation of Flat Glass Workers
Fiat Glass
McCabe
Tourco Glass Company
Sisterville
Fairchance
Belle Vernon
Arnold and Jeannette
Pir Forth Smith
Ark
Okmulgee
Marion Center Newspaper Sold
Paul Kuntz of Marion Center resigns from the Independent press room on Friday and is reported to have accepted a similar role with The Review at East Brady Pa. High School Teacher Raymond L Walker is also noted as life long resident.
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Paul Kuntz
Marion Center
The
Independent
East Brady
Raymond L. Walker
Marion Center High welcomes new junior science instructor
The community appoints a new faculty member at Marion Center High School to replace Everett Leadbetter who resigned for a federal position as Junior Soil Surveyor. The new instructor, a graduate of Indiana State Normal School, will teach biology agriculture and general science and has previously taught at Brushvalley. In other news the Epworth Herald announces hymn contest results with Neal Griffith winning first prize for "Builder of Mountains" set to tune Jeffery.
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the Herald
Neal Griffith
Epworth League
Jeffery
Union District to Establish Own Compensation Bureau
District No. 2 will create a bureau to handle compensation cases for all members up to the highest courts if needed. An attorney will be used only as necessary and costs covered by the district. no extra assessments on members. A circular explaining the new service will be sent to all locals.
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Mark
District No. 2
Commissioner Raleigh Dies After Long Service
The possessor of many friendships, Mr. Raleigh, dies leaving widow Mrs Edna Huffman Raleigh, son H. D. Raleigh, daughter Sarah Webster, brother Clair Raleigh, and sisters Alberta Bennett Margaret Blose Effie Rairigh. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. at Brethren Cemetery with Rev. E A Edwards officiating. burial in Brethren Cemetery.
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Edna (Huffman) Raleigh
H. D. Raleigh
Hillsdale
Sarah
John M. Webster
Indiana
Clair Raleigh
New York State
Alberta Bennett
Margaret Blose
Effie Rairigh
Gipsy
Rairigh
Raleigh
Brether
William Allen Dible dies at 78 near Parkwood
William Allen Dible, 78, died at his home near Parkwood. Funeral services will be held at West Lebanon Presbyterian Church at 1:30 p.m. Monday, conducted by Rev. Edmund McClintock and Rev. James R. Craighead. Interment will follow in West Cemetery.
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William Allen Dible
Parkwood
West Lebanon Presbyterian Church
Edmund McClintock
James R. FE
Craighead
West
Wehrtele and Long Obituaries From Punxsutawney and Edmon
Obituaries report Mrs Abigail MacMullen Wehrle 65 of Punxsutawney died at home from anaemic poisoning after a year of illness. She leaves a husband and several nephews and a niece. services Monday at SS Cosmos and Damians church with burial in Indiana beside her son Richard. Also Mrs Elizabeth Long 102 died at her Edmon home after a long life. she leaves eight children, many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial will be in Apollo.
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William P. Wehrle
California
Cosmos and Damians
Indiana
Wehrle
St. Bernard's Catholic
Richard Wehrle
Morrison
Elizabeth Long
Edmon
Armstrong County
Salina
Thomas Nixon
Nixon
Apollo
Ressler Lad Passes Away in Robinson Community
Seventeen details: Ressler lad dies. funeral set in Robinson Evangelical Church at 2 pm Tuesday. interment Mundy’s Corner cemetery. survivors include mother Mrs Florence Ressler and two sisters. Also notes mining accident at Bethlehem Mines near Heilwood. Joseph Lavezzo 45 killed by rock fall in No 9 mine. coroner and state mine inspector to investigate. widow and several children survive. Johnstown hospital death of Mary Elizabeth Kelly, 10, from blood clot after fall injuries. death en route to hospital.
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Florence Ressler
Robinson Evangelical Church
Mundy's Corner
Mentele
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Heilwood
Joseph Lavezzo
Lavezzo
John Woods
P. F. Nairn
Carrolltown
Lavezzo Ig
Barnesboro
Mary Elizabeth Kelly
Michael Kelly
Seward
Johnstown
Victor Eubank
Associated Press
New York
Conress
Era
Alaska
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corp
Baldwin
Balt
Ohio
Barnsdall
Bendix Aviat
Blaw Knox
Borden
Dorg Warner
Canad Pac
Case
Chrysler
Bol
She City
Colgate Palm
Columb and
el 1Fta Iy
Coml Credit
Coml Investor
Curtis Pub
Curtis
Curtiss Wright
Curtiss
Deere and Co
del Lack
Ite
Dome Mines
Douglas Aire
du Pont de N
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el Boat
Gillette
Graham Paige
Hudson
Hupp
Indust Ray
Int Harvest
Johns Manville
Baty
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge SS
Lehigh Port C
Leh Va
Libbey O F Gl
Loews
McCrory
McIntyre Pore
McKess Adn
Om McClellan
Montgom
Murray Corp
Nash Mot
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Pr
Nat Dept
Nat Distill
Central
Jobe Penney J. C
Phila R C
Phillips Pet
Pierce Pet
Yy Pitt
Schenley Distli
Sears Roeb
Studebaker Swift and Co
Texas Corp
Tex Gulf Sul
Tex Pac L
Trans-America
UN Carbide
Air Lines Vie
Unit
Aire Corp HH
United Corp
United Gas Imp
US Steel
Warner Pict
West Mary
West Union Fel
New Dealers and Foes Debate Roosevelt Address
Congress reacts to Roosevelt's address with mixed praise and criticism. Supporters call the speech bold as Republicans call it dangerous. The president denounces autocracy while urging Congress to defend constitutional rights.
Critics Praise and Skepticism Echo Roosevelt Address
A collage of quotations shows senators and representatives from both parties reacting to President Roosevelt’s Congress address. While some hail a decisive speech and call for peace, others label it defensive or politically expedient. foreign coverage notes Japan’s cautious stance and European commentators worry about American isolation and oil embargo proposals.
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Congress
Céstigan
Colo
George
Barry
Nye
Barbour
N. T
Black
Ala
Norman Thomas
Haeatings
Del
Pittman
Taber
Darraw
Neely
W. Var
Marcantonio
New York
Liberty League
Johnson
Calif
Steiner
Martin
Mass
Boland
Couzens
Mich
New Tests for Liquor Control Officers Hopes Set
Harrisburg reports the department of public instruction plans to schedule competitive exams for 125 additional enforcement and investigating officers for the Liquor Control Board. The tests will occur within a week or ten days, in classrooms supervised by teachers, as four new enforcement districts would be created, bringing total districts to eight pending appointments.
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Harrisburg
Department of Public Instruction
Liquor Control Board
Liquor Board
Nine year old child killed while taking neighbor gun
Jerome Jan 4 report says 9 year old Warnick took his neighbor's shotgun to go hunting in the woods. Asp Clera Adams, 22, attempted to stop him and the gun discharged, killing the boy as he left the house in Somer iett county town. The girl was not held.
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Svn Warnick
Asp
Clera Adams
H. A. Zimmerman
Someriett County
Isa Adams
League May Follow Suit in Oil Embargo Debate
A U S session discusses limiting American oil exports to peacetime levels as part of neutrality proposals, signaling Italy would receive only six percent of its normal consumption. In Ethiopia, Daggah and Makale fronts report heavy Italian air bombardment killing and wounding several. Rome notes losses and a dangerous oil embargo possibility. Britain faces pressure as Geneva deliberations loom, with Roosevelt policy under scrutiny amid European tensions.
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Devon Francis
Pram
Daggah
Ethiopia
Red Cross
Addis Ababa
Makale
Hala Selassie
Rome
Catta
Washington
London
Roosevelt
League of Nations
Mussolini
East Africa
Geneva
Great Britain
Dusek Set For World Title Clash In Pittsburgh
Grayson reports Ernie Dusek is seen as heavyweight champion in Pittsburgh with a strong Dusek-for-champion movement within wrestling circles. Dana O’Mahony’s dethronement is planned before his March departure to Ireland, as Rudy Dusek pivots to managing and steering Ernie toward the crown amid NY and regional wrestling powerhouses.
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Dusek
New York
Dana O'Mahoney
Ernie Dusek
Ed Don George
Michigan
O'Mahony
O’mahony
Rudy
Duseks
Ernie
St. Louis
Ray Fabiani
Philadelphia
Ed White
Chicago
Rudy Dusek
Treasury balance and January receipts report
Treasury data through January 2 shows receipts 272576681.89, expenditures 196315711.03, balance 3205184958.53. Customs receipts for the month total 998835.82. Mentions of Carl Linnaeus and unrelated numbers appear as fragmented OCR artifacts.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Super Road to be Surveyed in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg January 44 The Highway Department announces over 200 workers including engineers secretaries clerks and laborers will survey the old South Penn right of way for a proposed all weather road between Harrisburg and Pittsburgh. Nine mountain tunnels will be surveyed with federal and state funds. Nineteen surveying corps will re check alignment and tunnel condition while laborers clear brush drain water and later a large crew will tabulate results to decide the route.
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Harrisburg
Highway Department
South Penn
Pittsburgh
Clothing In Three Classes At Pennsylvania Farm Show
The Pennsylvania Products Show in Harrisburg January 20 to 24 will feature a large clothing exhibit from every county per Miss Bessie Owen. Entries are in three classes open to all, 4-H girls, and high school vocational students. Garments are judged on appearance, material, design, and workmanship with emphasis on suitability and value. Contact Miss Owen for details at the Agricultural Extension Association in the County Court House.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Bessie Owen
Home Economics Extension
Antrea
The
Agricultural Extension Association
Th Court House
McCloskey Issues Warrant Amid City Tensions
McCloskey issues warrant amid hosting a bonus army event, Aghtina for Sunday movies, and a placement on the State Athlesty Commission. He faults Shields’ promise to “clean up” the city while the Mayor defends the town’s morality, asserting the community has the best people.
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Aghtina
State Athelsty Commission
Shields
Do You Remember One Year Age Today Record at Nassau
Lenore Knight broke the American 500 meter free style record at Nassau with a time of 6 59 8. Five years ago Strand Mike kelsen of Massachusetts led a field of 30 jumpers with a 444 meter leap at Beay Mountain. Ten years ago Pete Latza defeated Joe Gans in Brooklyn in an eight round decision.
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Lenore Knight
Nassau
Strand Mike
Kelsen
Massachusetts
Beay Mountain
Pete Latza
Joe
Gans
Brooklyn
Jover
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