Germany protests Locarno plan over Rhineland crisis
Germany raised a bitter protest against Locarno decisions as four powers pressed buffer zones and court questions. Berlin warned of consequences from British and Italian assurances to France if Germany rejected the plan, while Hitler signaled a possible negotiated retreat rather than full rejection.
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Melbin K
Whiteleather
Associated Pro Berlin
Germany
Locarno
France
Berghiny
Hitler
Hamburg
Britain
Italy
Central Pennsylvania Flood Toll Rises
Floods across Central and Eastern Pennsylvania cause widespread damage and displacement. Officials seek $10 million from Washington while relief workers rush food, water, and medical supplies to scattered towns. Deaths total at least 310 with thousands homeless and power and gas largely out. National Guardsmen patrol to curb looting as communities begin cleanup and rebuilding efforts.
Unclear courtroom gaffe ends with a windblown twist
In a St Louis court Judge Georges questions a speeding case where James Sullivan, fined for 38 mph, quips I’ve had plenty of experience at it. The judge retorts with a wind themed sentence, sentencing Sullivan to 75 days if he leaves town after 14. The exchange ends with the defendant murmuring a hushed response.
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ST. Louis
JudgeeGorge
James Sullivan
Sullivan
Embreitenbudies
Floods spawn mass evacuations and disease fears
Red Cross workers begin clearing streets and sanitizing efforts as Susquehanna floods drive purging, with typhoid inoculations for over 2,000. A damaged laundry and 13 buildings moved by water mark widespread destruction across multiple towns, while a bridge on route 220 is closed. In Atlantic regions, Juniata flood devastates Island Grove Camp Meeting Colony leaving few cottages standing. Mrs. Worman is the first flood death in the area. Allegheny River threatens a new channel risking railroad and dam integrity. Selinsgrove faces bread shortages as aviators may airlift supplies. over 400 sheltered in churches and scarlet fever cases appear. New England floods: 33 dead, 100,000 homeless, Hartford and Lowell strike outages. Merrimack ports flood Lawrence and Haverhill, with mass evacuations and looting fears.
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Harrisburg
Mar
Weather Bureau
Susquehanna
Steel
Cameron Street
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Lykens
Huntingdon
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Selinsgrove
Snyder County
Juniata Valley
Middleburg
Selisgrave
New England
Douw Fonda
Associated Press
Boston
Hartford
Conn
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Mass
Connecticut
Merrimack
Walter A. Griffn
Dewey C. Archambault
New England Struggles With Floods and Power Cuts
Citys lights out as rivers fall back. 16 communities isolated in Maine. Rumford under martial law. milk sales curtailed. Governor Bridges of New Hampshire urges conservation. Mass Northampton notes Connecticut River recession. power resumes. Springfield, Hartford area hit. refugees to be vaccinated. Maine reports 10,000 homeless. bridges destroyed. Concord vast flood. Guards patrol. gas and electric disrupted. Westmoreland isolation, Vermont sees rail reopenings. Montreal-Vermont passenger service starts. Rhode Island reports Blackstone and Pawtuxet falling. Guard withdrawals.
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Maine
Rumford
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
New England
Massachusetts
Northampton
Connecicut
Charles L. Dunn
National Guard
Paul G. Kirk
Public Safety
Springfield
Connecticut
Penobscot
Louis J. Brann
Concord
Merrimack
National
Franklin
Hooksett
Cheshire County
Westmoreland
Vermont
Central Vermont Railway
St. Johns
Quebec
White River Junction
Montreal
Rhode Island
Blackstone
Pawituxet
Harrisburg Here 1288 Miles Traveling by Rail
The narrator describes a lengthy rail journey from Harrisburg through Lake Erie to Cleveland Akron Columbus Benwood and Wheeling to Pittsburgh, totaling 7183 miles across four states in 52 hours aboard Pullmans and a diner with no extra fare beyond 7.48. Pittsburgh Dark hotel candlelight scenes and commendation of Pennsylvania Railroad follow, ending with Mrs Streams driving back to Indiana for a total of 1248 miles.
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Harrisburg
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Akron
Columbus
Benwood
W. Va
Wheeling
Pittsburgh
William Penn Hotel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Liquor Stores Closed Today Amid Water Shortage
A water shortage closes liquor stores today across the city. The shortage leads to limited operations as breweries report 500 to 600 gallons of sterile water stored in beer vats in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh Breweries
Obituary notice for Walter Shaffer of Detroit and Lara
Walter Shaffer of Detroit and Lara, husband of Harry Mauk of Punxsutawney, BR. D., Jacob and Miss Mary Shaffer, died at home. He leaves five grandchildren and two brothers, John F. Shaffer of Tadlane and William H. Shaffer of Five-Mile House near Punxsutawney. Funeral services were held at his residence at 2 p m Friday with interment at Round Top Cemetery.
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Walter Shaffer
Detroit
Lara
Harry Mauk
Punxsutawney
BR. D
Jacob
Mary Shaffer
John 4. Shaffer
Tadlane
William H. Shaffer
Stock market ticker snapshot and corporate names list
A dense OCR style record lists numerous corporations and sectors across industries such as aviation, automotive, manufacturing, and oils. It includes ticker like 244 113% 5534 21% 23%, with company fragments such as Curtiss, Kellogg, Libby, Goodyear, Sears, Studebaker, Texaco, Union Oil, US Steel, Warner, Woolworth, and many others. The fragmentary items resemble a market names recital or index page rather than a narrative report.
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Alaska Fuss Allied
Stra Allis
Aviation Corp
Baldwin-Loc Ball and Ohio
Barnedall Bendix
Blaw Knox Borden Briggs Mig Bute
Chrysler Colgate
Container Corp Con
Curtis Pub Pi Curtiss
Curtiss
Deere and Co
del Lack
Douglas Aire DuPont
el Auto L
el Boat
Elec
Gen Foods
Gillette
Goodyear
Graham Paige
Hudson
Hupp
Indus Ray
Nick Can
Telanl
Tel Johns Munv
Kelvinator Kennecott Kresge
Lehi
Libby
Loews Lorillard
Weekory
McKess
Rot Mc
Relief Efforts Rush After Floods Hit Indiana and Johnstown
Relief officials in Indiana report blankets for 119 cold refugees, Red Cross moved to the armory, CCC and volunteers aiding distribution while warning against profiteers. In Johnstown a 1800 National Guardsmen clamp down on the disaster zone as 6000 destitute receive care, snow and cold hindering efforts and disease control measures underway.
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Parsale
Apollo
Vandergrift
Tadls
Red Cross
CCC
Kittanning
Freaport
Indiana Red Cyhada
Pittsburgh Red Cross
Blairsville
Pittsburgh
Civilian Conservation Corps
Relief Fund Up As Donations Surge For Flood Aid
Relief efforts expand with WPA sewing rooms producing garments for Red Cross and Salvation Army. Indiana Welfare Association seeks dishes and utensils for flood victims. donations to phone 517 encouraged. Potatoes cabbage apples and root crops to Lewis Steele Feed Co for Red Cross delivery, with milk trucks aiding transport and armory storage for clothing.
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W.P.A
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Adjutant Gibson
Johnstown
Indiana Welfare Association
Lewis-Steele Feed
Water Street
Eennsylvania
American Red Cross
Warnenr
Jndiana
Lewis-Steele Feed Co
Lewis and Steele Feed Company
Full Court Program for Next Week’s Basketball Schedule
City Church League opens Monday at 6:30 pm with United Presbyterians vs Evangelicals and other matchups. Crucial Presbyterian vs Methodist clash at 7:30 could end league, trigger playoff if tied. Indiana Cardinals host Iron City Elks Tuesday with Wes Bennett and Babe Patt. County Independent Tournament resumes Wednesday with Morton's Drugs vs Cockport Independents and others, leading to Friday final and awards.
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Indiana Cardinals
City Church League
United Presbyterians
Methodists
Presbyterian
Parnell-Johnston Outfit
Thei
Iron City Elks
Pittsburgh
Elks
Cardinals
Wes” Bennett
Babe” Patt
Carnegie Tech
Redbird
Myers
Wilhelm
Douglass
Stocker
Hoffman
Way
Cardinal
Furl
Indianra County
Morton's Drugs
Cockport Independents
Clymer Barons
Saltsburg Barbers
Homer City Collegians
Indiana Ex-Hi
Indiana Stewarts
Indiana Methodists
Distress Mounts as Red Cross Aids 68 Homeless Families
Distress grows as 68 persons are homeless and receiving care from the Red Cross in several towns. Food supplies available, with coal and clothing sent from Indiana to three families. Commissioners arrange shelter for families from damaged homes and provide warmth and protection.
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Livermosz
Faood Ang Clothing
Indiana
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Elizabeth Z. Worman
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William D. Syer
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