Five Bandits Rob Mail In Chicago Heist
Five Chicago Bandits robbed a registered mail carrier and his guard near the federal building. They seized two sacks worth an estimated minimum of 1 000 and escaped in a light car within a minute, later delivering securities and notes for banks. Authorities expect 24 hours to estimate total loss. sacks carried mail for First National Bank and First Union Trust and Savings Bank.
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First Nation ‘al Bank
First
Union Trust, and Savings ‘Bank
Fred Woelsch
Bank Mall
Frank Stastny
Clark Street
Local roadster and deer haul draw attention in PA news
A Shenango street resident Paul Marso drives a roadster with three deer on one cart and another with one deer, attracting onlookers. A Mahoningtown hunting party returns from Potter county with four deer. A hunter spots an elk in Potter county, though no elk season exists due to illegal killings. State patrol stops cars at Parkstown for headlight issues. Two trucks carry Kentucky horses toward Buffalo, stopping briefly at Jefferson street light.
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Mahoningtown
Potter County
Parkstown Corners
New Castle
Buffalo
Jefferson Street
Daily Weather Report Summary
The report details U S weather for the 24 hours ending at 9 am with a high of 55 and low of 32, trace precipitation, and a river stage of 4.3 feet. A year earlier the maximum was 36 and minimum 22 with no precipitation.
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U.S
Trace River
Bill To Legalize Beer And Wine Before House
The Democratic bill to legalize light wines and beer was placed before the House today by Rep. James W. Collier Mississippi chairman of the Ways and Means Committee. Hearings start tomorrow and will extend a week with a House vote hoped on the prohibition repeal issue.
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C International News Service
Washington
Democratic
James W. Collier
Mississippi
Wavy and Means
Collier
Jap Delegate To Visit U S Seeking Peace
Yosuke Matsuoka, Japanese delegate, outlines a far reaching peace plan for the Far East in Geneva. In an interview with International News Service he says he will visit President elect Roosevelt on the way back to Japan to discuss establishing real peace and mutual confidence among the Pacific powers the United States Russia and Japan.
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Arnor
Dosch-Fleurot
International
Internationa
Geneva
Special Assembly
League
Iternational
Far East
Matsuoka
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
United States
Russia
Japan
Orient
Congress Dances Muted by Lame Ducks in 46 Dems
Special to The News reports on Europe a move named Congress Dances. Beverly Hills notes Congress met and pleased nobody. Forty six Democrats seen as villains, with November bringing a wet country and three parties. The piece argues extra sessions may be needed as Congress debates policy and costs.
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Tre News
Beverly Hilus
Cal
Europe
Congress
Plane crash into lake near Detroit claimed three lives
Detroit authorities continued to search for the bodies of a woman and two women, members of an airplane party of four, after a plane dropped into a lake. The bodies were found or recovered as the search persisted.
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Detroit
New Bridge Nearing Completion After Delays
A new Willow Grove bridge is near completion with construction expected this week or by Friday. Officials say the concrete span will replace the old narrow and dangerous structure, and revised approaches in sweeping curves should remove the long traffic hagara once finished.
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Willow Grove
Death Notice for Louise Brown and Mary Keir in Ohio
An obituary brief notes the deaths of Louise Brown of Hamilton Street and Mary McCormick Keir of Cleveland Ohio. The notice lists ages and dates but the readable text is fragmentary. Further details on their lives are unavailable in the surviving lines.
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Louise ‘Brown
Hamilton Street
Mca
Mary McCormick Keir
Army of Police Capita Historic Street Controversy
Local police reform dispute centers on historic street naming and civic rights. Officials from the city council and police department debate alias use and public safety implications while residents voice concerns over heritage and policing strategy. Community groups push for transparent deliberations and timelines.
Moffatt Re elected At Y M C A Meeting Report
A brief meeting at the Y M C A recounts Moffatt’s re election and notes Cornell’s representation on the board. Edwin C Wilson George Dp Elgir Ley Shira and others from First Church Christ Scientist spoke as the board considers a reconsideration.
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Y Castle ‘School
Uatesheld
Yéz Organication
Nes
Meri
Tax discussion sparks climactic day in Pennsylvania
A garbled clipping notes a dramatic tax talk in Pennsylvania, with references to state and local officials. The fragment implies intense debate and potential policy shifts impacting residents and institutions, highlighting a pivotal moment in fiscal discourse.
Reorganization of State Government Committee Meeting
The speaker will chair the meeting with Attorney Thomas Dickey as chairman and the citizenCommission on reorganization of state government under Governor Jot, aiming to advance the inner work within the Commerce and pene commission. Continued on Page Two.
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Pene Commission
Rotarians Dine at New Wilmington Feast
Rotarians from Lawrence, Mercer, and surrounding areas attended a New Wilmington Presbyterian dinner at the New Wilmington dining hall. The event featured entertainment and a lengthy meal, described as the best yet, with a steady stream of attendees and a festive program.
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New
New Wilmington
Lawrence
Bitters
Mercer
County
Breaks Wisconsin Tradition With Campus Art Event
The report notes a student, Eleanor Neck, set to act as hostess for the club's annual production, a choice deemed so attractive it broke the old campus tradition. The text references Harestoot and a senior art education stu, indicating ongoing preparations and an emphasis on drama within university life.
Roosevelt Not Surprised Over Repeal Failure
Franklin D Roosevelt, while vacationing in Warm Springs Georgia, expresses disappointment at the House defeat of the repeal resolution. He plans a possible special session approach and discusses New York State political moves as Governor. Reports cover brief fire calls and minor incidents nearby with no major damage.
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Roosevelt
New ‘York
Springs
Franklin -D. -Roose
North
Congress
House of the Democratic
House
Speci
New York
Hemae
Herbert He Lehman
New
Repeal Drive Loses Step in Senate Today
The prohibition repeal effort stalled as the Glass repeal resolution was sent back to the judiciary committee to be redrafted. Senator Glass of Virginia secured unanimous consent as the measure became unfinished business before Congress adjourned last June. Senator Robinson of Arkansas urged prompt committee action.
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Bullet Consernational News Service
Washington
Dec
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Glass
Virginia
Congress
Robinson
Arkansas
Famed Traveler Wanderwell Shot On Board Yacht
International News Service reports famed world traveler Captain Walter Wanderwell was shot to death early today on his luxury yacht The Carmt in Long Beach Gal The killer escaped and witnesses described a middle aged man in an angry suit Wanderwell had been held by US secret service under the alias Whitler Pleszynski and faced possible prison time in Atlanta during World War I.
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Internasional News Service
Long. Beach
Gal
Walter Wanderwell
Wanderwell
United States
Secret Service
Pleszynski
Hiller
Puesta
Atlanta
New York
Hoover Proposes U S Sales Tax To Balance Budget
President Hoover in his final annual message to Congress recommends a general sales tax to balance the budget, drastic cuts in all forms of government expenditures, and a complete banking system reorganization. He calls for cooperation with other governments to restore prosperity, and notes a net reduction of 3.58 billion in the coming budget. The message avoids details on prohibition and war debts, signaling a forthcoming supplementary message.
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George FR. Holmes
International News Service
Blutz
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Hoover
United States
Christmas Gift Dilemma for a Young Child
A puzzling note describes Arthur Mometer Justin needing simple comforts for Christmas. Food and sleep top his list, with no desire for toys, games, or travel gear. The family weighs practical gifts like meals and blankets as he is too young to play.
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Justin
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Paul Marso
Shenango Street
Daily Weather Report
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ARMY
OF Police
Capita
Moffatt
Bor
Rottarians
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Wisconsin
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Mise
Eleanor Neckerman
Damase
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Long’ Avenue
Pieszynski
U. S
Arthur Mometer
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