Little Business Men Hold Widely Divergent Views
America's business men clash over how to handle the Roosevelt economic plan during tomorrow's Washington conference. Some call for tax reform, others for looser credit, while many favor leaving the issue to government. Hopes for better cooperation rise as leaders urge uniform fair trade codes and actions to curb price surges.
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Kilgali International News
Sierra Conyrighe
New York
America
Roosevelt
Washington
International News Service
Som
Cie
Frank EB. Mortensen
Southern California Retail Druggists’ Association
Edward D. Parges
Chicago
National Parges Corporation
Ae My. A
Road conditions and driver warnings on local streets
Pedestrian and vehicular activity noted as law requires drivers to slow down on icy routes. Vehicles park and idle near intersections while residents spread ashes on the street to ease traction. Street directions mention Washington street crossing Nesbit bridge and nearby avenues. continuation on Page Two.
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Washington Street
Nesbit Peek Bridge
West Side
Long Avenue
Ariatol Avenid
Daily Weather Report Summary for Weathier Reports
Weather notes show daily temperatures and wind, with a focus on periods ending at a specified time. Reports list temperatures, humidity, and barometric pressure across stations, indicating regional conditions and potential changes.
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U.S Weathier
Minton
Groundhog Legend Target Of Professors
At the University of Pennsylvania authorities rebuff the idea that a groundhog shadow predicts six more weeks of winter. Dr. J. P. Moore notes the groundhog will seek garlic on February 2 as an exploratory surface trip, with studies tied to his 50th teaching anniversary during the 1940 bicentennial.
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Catevos Gana
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
America
United States
J. P. Moore
Groundhag
Moore
Fairless to keynote New Castle dinner February 24
President Benjamin F. Fairless of United States Steel will attend a testimonial dinner in New Castle on February 24 hosted by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The 6:30 p.m. banquet at The Castleton will seat about 200 industrial and manufacturing leaders from the district with Ohio Northern University president Robert Williams expected as principal speaker. H. Gill Brown leads dinner arrangements.
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Benjamin F. Fairness
United States Steel Corporation
New Castle
Chamber of Commerce
Fairless
Presley N. Jones
Castleton
Robert William
Ohio Northern University
Ada
H. Gill Brown
Miners Deal Stinging Blow At Own Officers
United Mine Workers delegates blast officers who hold multiple jobs. Secretary Tom Kennedy serves as lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania, while Patrick J. Fagan heads the west Pennsylvania district and sits on the state labor relations board. John L. Lewis intervened to prevent embarrassment as confusion over a local rule sparked swift action.
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International Nova Service
Washington
Mle
United Mine Workers Convention
John L. Lewis
UMW
Mine Workers
Tom Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Patrick J. Fagan
West Pennsylvania
State Labor Relations Board
Central City
Engineer Has Unique Record in Philadelphia
Bull Chambers, 71, retired after 47 years as a Baltimore and Ohio railroad engineer, reporting he traveled 1,000,000 miles in locomotives without leaving Philadelphia. He spent decades shifting engines and shunting cars in the city, and plans to travel the world with his wife.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Bull Chambers
Chambers
Baltimore and Ohio
Bill
Inn Fire Damages Estimated at Fifteen Thousand
Fire destroyed the Peacock Inn on Youngstown road injuring three people. Damage was placed at $15,000 as investigators probed the blaze that swept through the inn last night.
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Youngstown-Sharon Highway
International News Service
Sharon
Peacock Inn
Youngstown Road
No Relief Needed Alaskan Mayor Says In Boston Speech
Boston dispatch reports Patrick J. Gilmore mayor of Ketchikan Alaska asserting in a Boston speech that Alaska still has no wage relief and will continue to work for a living. He praised frugality and claimed Alaska was built by bold men still achieving big things despite recession rumors.
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International
Alaska
Patrick J. Gilmore
Ketchiken
Northwest Territory
Qglimore
Two British Soldiers Fatally Injured in Jerusalem Clash
In Jerusalem on February 1, two British soldiers were fatally injured amid ongoing Jewish Arab clashes. The violence marked a pitched battle in the Holy War district, with reports of widespread unrest and retaliatory attacks across Palestine as British forces try to quell the strife.
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Jerusalem
Bank robber Charles Bird on the run in Greenville Pa
Police in Greenville Pennsylvania searched for Charles Bird who escaped a Cleveland jail last September. A man matching his description was reported seen in the city today as authorities followed leads and attempted to locate him.
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International News Service
Greenville
Charles Bird
Cleveland
Organization Of Relief Board Is Delayed
The state Supreme Court seals a board to abolish poor boards and create a new body for 67 counties. Lawrence County awaits governor appointee to replace J I Matthews who declined. Questions arise about authority between state board and county commissioners over outdoor relief and district responsibilities.
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Organization of Relief Board
State Supreme Court
Lawrence County
Govenor
George H. Earle
J I. Matthews
H. N. Johnson
Ellwood City
State Board of Seven
Mothers Assistance Board
Old Age Assistance Fund
Pensions
International District
Rochester Junior High Annex Burns After Blast
An explosion and fire destroyed the Rochester junior high annex just before 80 students were to report to class. Firemen prevented the main brick building from catching fire. No injuries. Police attributed the blast to possible gas buildup. Damage estimated at 2500 dollars.
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International News Service
Rochester
Rochester Junior High
Rotary Lectures Open Here February 17 Institute of International Understanding
New Castle and surrounding communities are assured of a five week lecture series in the Senior high school auditorium starting Thursday February 17. Rotary President Walter W Duff announces the program as an Institute of International Understanding with open forum discussions and $1 tickets. The schedule features prominent speakers who will address world problems and their impact on daily life with audience Q A at the end.
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New Castle
Rotary Club
Walter W. Duff
Institute of International Understanding
Rotary
James M. Blackwood
Duff
Oa World Fellowship
Deal
Wille
Five Dionne quintuplets ill with light colds in Callander
In Callander Ontario on February 1 five Dionne quints were reported abed with light colds. Dr Allan Roy Dataé said the children were developing the colds days earlier and would remain in bed for the week. He stressed the ailments are not serious and the quints remain in good physical condition.
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International News Service
Callander
Ont
Allan Roy Dataé
Bitter Battles On Two Fronts In Civil War Headlines
Loyalist and Rebel armies clash on two fronts in Spain as insurgents claim victories near Madrid and Cordoba. Heavy losses reported for Loyalists, with government casualties exceeding 300 killed and 700 wounded after Sunday attacks. Franco proclaims himself chief of state and dictatorial president, appointing a new cabinet from Burgos.
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Internattional News Service
Hendaye
Spain
Fach
Guadarrama
Madrid
Cordoba
Badajor
Franco
Barcelona
Regione
Burgos
Search For Boy Continues In Rugged Coast Range
Four year old Ted Thompson has been missing since Saturday in the rugged coast range near Ukiah California. A 200 man search party including forest rangers and Indian trackers works amid wind and rain as fears for the boy's life grow. Tracks of a cougar were reported near the boy's footprints but deputies question whether the animal harmed him. The child wandered from the Thompson cabin barefoot and with a dog compañero.
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International News Service
Ukiah
Cal
Ted Thompson
Sherif Wayne L. Crawford
Romance Closes School Sparks Standoff and Suit
A senior class strike led to a school closure amid uproar. Reports say an affair involving a girl named Mary Grubb triggered tensions. Officials claim dating rumors sparked the incident, with a lawsuit mentioned as a possible outcome.
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Bocas Non Dia
Wrenda
Mary Grubb
Record of frigid temperatures sweeping Pennsylvania
Frigid weather returned to Pennsylvania after a brief warm spell. Temperatures dropped well below freezing with readings near 20 to 25 below zero in various towns. Ice formed across the Allegheny River, spanning shore to shore between Woosgrove and East ER, while officials downplayed the danger noting the situation was not serious.
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Canada
Northwest
Mu “An
Grarles Ciy
AL Kane
Cempe Cay
Allegheny River
Woosgrove
East Er
U S Cruisers Sail Toward Singapore in Naval Show of Force
Sydney dispatch reports United States cruisers Trenton Memphs and Milwaukee setting sail for Singapore to attend the ceremonial opening of the enlarged British naval base. The move follows a formal visit in Sydney and positions the ships within striking distance of the Far East war theatre amid a vast concentration of British and allied vessels.
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Sydney
Australia
United States
Trenton
Memapnis
Milwaukee
Singapore
Pittsburgh launches crackdown on salacious literature
Pittsburgh police superintendent Franklin T. Mc Quaide ordered a drastic drive against salacious literature. All newsstands were ordered searched as he declared the city would clean up the racket.
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Internation! News Service
Pittsburgh
Franklin T. McQuaide
McQuaide
Deaths: Thomas Jones and Ellen L Orr in Butler County
Thomas Jones, 76, of 236 Hifferent venue, and Ellen L Orr, 89, of Connoque essing township in Butler county, are listed in death notices.
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Thomas Jones
Ellen L. Orr
Butler County
Wright To Tell Story On Stand
Wright is set to testify on the stand about a double incident in a small town. The testimony centers on a person with knowledge of the events and the sequence leading to the sin. The narrative hints at hidden details and a sensitive inference about who holds the crucial information.
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Wright
Anim
Jerry Wal
Smoke Scares Trigger Fire Department Alarms
Firemen responded to two smoke scare alarms on Monday and early Tuesday. At 1013 Beckford a burning object in a mailbox chute caused a small blaze but no damage or action was required, and no fire loss occurred.
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Beckford
May Establish Agency For Making U S Loans To Small Businesses
Washington February 1. Secretary Morgenthau announces a new federal agency to make loans to small business establishments amid an industrial conference. He says existing programs fail to meet demand and proposes credit mechanisms for firms with annual sales up to one million dollars, signaling a government role in financing expansion and working capital.
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Liberations
Soft Soraresnamdent
Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Industrial Assembly
Roosevelt
Morsgenthau
White House
Sta Dusihes
Opcmnla
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Housing
Adiaimstyatiss
Aciua Attalion
Submarine Hunt as Mediterranean Sinking Returns Crises Rise
British cruisers comb the Mediterranean after a freighter sinks and eleven lives are lost. A new crisis in the Spanish War grows as Italy faces renewed accusations of aiding factions.
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Mediterranean
Threat Against Life Of Japanese Consul Reported
A Chinese terrorist plot against Japanese Consul General Okamoto was announced by a Japanese embassy spokesman in Shanghai. The Tokyo government vows protection as seven more executions by the Hongkew Japanese detachment are reported in Shanghai. A second bomb targeted the Nippon Tai War office residence within days.
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Shanghai
Okamoto
Rerien
Fragmented stream of names and phrases amid garbled text
A jumbled OCR style passage lists scattered names and terms, mentioning places and random phrases. The text reads like a corrupted fragment with no clear event or coherent narrative to summarize.
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Cougar
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Hugh A. Wynn
White Flame
Italy
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Crisizsins
Francis Lodgedk
Arthur Mometer
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