Giant U S Planes Near Hawaii Flight Goal
A U S navy air patrol squadron flying from San Francisco to Hawaii enters the final stretch. Commander Knefler McGinnis reports crossing the Wright and says all six planes are in sight. 600 miles from Pearl Harbor with one plane reported separated overnight. The mission, described as mass aviation history, faced a two hour takeoff delay due to calm conditions.
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International News Service
San Francisco
United States Navy
Crack Air Patrol
Hawaii
Knefler McGinnis
Naval Headquarters
U.S. S. Wright
Wynekoop Family Breaks Silence as Trial Opens
Dr. Alice Lindsay Wynekoop prepares to stand trial for the murder of Rheta Gardner Wynekoop. The Wynekoop family presents an exclusive account to International News Service claiming an intruder caused the shooting by mistargeting Rheta under a sun lamp in the basement operating room.
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Dorothy Ducas
International News Service
Chicago
Wynekoop
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Rheta Gardner Wynekoop
Walker Wynekoop
Earle
Catherine Wynekoop
Rheta
Roosevelt Faces Senate Defeat on St Lawrence Treaty
President Roosevelt suffers a legislative setback as Senate opposition grows to quick ratification of the St Lawrence Waterway treaty. Senate Democratic leader Robinson says not enough votes exist to approve. A private poll signals possible trouble for treaty advocates.
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Roosevelt
Senate
St. Lawrence
William K. Hutchinson
Lawrence County Court House Project Granted Federal Aid
Public works administration approves a grant of 215000 and a 498800 loan for a new Lawrence county courthouse total 768000. Lawrence county officials must sign documents promptly to avoid withdrawal of the allotment. bids can proceed once papers are executed.
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Washington
New Castle News
Public Works Administration Today
Lawrence County Court House
Lawrence County
Court House
Public Works Administration
New Castle
Harold Ickes
E. N. Hunting
Harrisburg
New Court House
Hunting
Postcard Request From Sandy Lake Woman Noted In PA NEWC
A Sandy Lake woman sent Acting Postmaster Richard A. Steen a Mae West style request asking him to hold her mail at the post office until she calls for it. A Washington street shop window reads Cups and Sausers. Officer Jimmy Wysner helps manage traffic near St. Mary’s school, guiding motorists at the North Beaver West North intersection during midday and after.
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Richard A. Steen
Sandy Lake
Mr. Steen
Washington Street
Jimmy’ Wysner
Beaver-West
Jim
St. Mary’s School
Sisters of the School
Daily Weather Report and 1-Year Comparison
U S weather statistics show a 24 hour period ending at 9 am with a maximum temperature of 31 and minimum 26 and no precipitation. River stage is 6.7 feet. For the same date last year the maximum was 51 and the minimum 29 with no precipitation.
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U. S
Dr Wynekoop Goes On Trial in Chicago Murder Case
Dr Alice Lindsay Wynekoop 62 faces murder charges for allegedly killing her daughter in law Rheta Gardner Wynekoop. A crowd mobbed the courthouse and jail area, chanting for hours as she was led into the courtroom amid tense scenes.
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International News Service
Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Rheta Gardner Wynekoop
Riverside Track notes on sulkies and romance
Special to The News from Riverside California on January 11 recalls a humorous riff about sulkies and trotting horses. The writer imagines riding a horse tail and muses on old fashioned thrills versus modern gadgets as a colorful, personal note to readers.
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Riverside
Cal
David Harum
Three Firemen Die In Aurora As Wall Falls
Three fire captains died and five other men were critically injured when the three story Woolworth building in Aurora Illinois collapsed during a blaze. Bricks and embers injured about twelve spectators as the structure destroyed. walls fell trapping the victims beneath a brick shower. Captains Charles Hoffman John Peterson and Edward Ries perished in the disaster.
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International News Service
Aurora
Woolworth Company
Charles Hoffman
John Peterson
Edward Ries
Johnson bill makes lending to defaulting governments felony
The Johnson bill passed the Senate this afternoon without a record vote. It makes it a felony to lend money or to buy bonds of defaulting debtor governments. The measure targets financial support to nations in default and aims to curb speculative lending.
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International News Service
Washington
Johnson
Senate
Death Record of Mrs. Charles Goehring
An 82 year old Mrs. Charles Goehring died in Fom bell. Andrew Buckner, age 28, resided at 1110 Loraine Avenue.
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Charles Goehring
Fombell
Andrew Buckner
Loraine Avenue
Recovering After Auto Crash Atty Ferguson Back at Work
New Castle and New Wilmington friends reportAttorney Robert G Ferguson son of Rev James M Ferguson of Bellevue has recovered from a December auto accident. He suffered a broken vertebrae, spent weeks in a Pittsburgh hospital, and now works again with a back cast. The Ferguson family once lived in New Castle where Rev Ferguson served at the First United Presbyterian church.
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New Castle
New Wilmington
Robert G. Ferguson
James M. Ferguson
Bellevue
Pittsburgh
Atty. Ferguson
Westminster
Robert Gracey Ferguson
Ferguson
First United Presbyterian Church
North
Jefferson Street
U. P. Church
Alliance Plans Church Expansion at Pearson Street
At a Wednesday meeting of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Tabernacle members plans were begun to enlarge the church to accommodate a growing congregation. Partitions will be removed to open the parsonage into the auditorium with a rear addition, pledges were strong, and the official board will meet to finalize expansion details. Work to start after winter weather breaks.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Tabernacle
Pearson St
Riot at Manila legislative buildings sparks arrest
In Manila Philippine Islands on January 11, hundreds of communists rioted to protest the imprisonment of Crisanto Evangellista and other leaders. One man was arrested as authorities attempted to quell the disturbance.
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Manila
Crisanto Evangelista
Man Shot While Attempting Escape After Downtown Robbery
Pittsburgh police reported Jack Delpreno was shot while fleeing after a downtown restaurant hold up. He was hospitalized at Mercy Hospital. officers said he would not confirm his identity due to his seriously ill mother.
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Pittsburgh
Jack Delpreno
Mer‘cy
Butler Five See Uptrend in Clearing House Report
Butler Pennsylvania January 11 five members of the Butler Clearing House Association released a report noting rising business and higher net earnings. The document states business is definitely on an uptrend.
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Butler
Butler Clearing House Association
Patrolman Exonerated In Beacom Shooting
Aliquippa Pa January 11 Coroner H C McCarter exonerated patrolman John Shea 22 in the fatal shooting of James Beacom 26 of the same city pending further details and official findings.
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Aliquippa
John Shea
H. C. McCarter
James Beacom
Major L W Pagg Dies After Car Versus Train Crash
Major L W Pagg of Grove City, instructor of the 112th Infantry P N G, was killed when his car collided with an Erie R R passenger train at a grade crossing one mile west of Union City. He was en route from Corry to Meadville for the annual Federal inspection of Company B, 112th Infantry. He had recently come to Grove City from Fort Meade and had served as a regular army instructor.
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L. W. Pagg
Dol
Grove City
112Th Infantry
Erie R. R
Union City
Fagg
Corry
Meadville
Fort Meade
Contract Awarded For Highway Work In Union Township
Harrisburg announces six highway and bridge projects totaling 11.11 miles funded by federal aid. Victor Olson Construction Co. of Youngstown, Ohio wins 44,869.15 dollars for 0.72 mile concrete work on U S route 422 in Union township, Lawrence.
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Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Victor Olson Construction Co
Youngstown
Union Township
Lawrence County
Princess Barbara Sails In Style To City Of Yokohama
Prince Alexis Mdivani and Barbara Hutton planned separate sailings to Yokohama aboard Nor pac ships from San Francisco and Vancouver with a royal suite aboard the Tatsu ta Maru and Hikawa Maru. The prince, grieving separation from his bride, spoke of loneliness in Vancouver. A separate national report notes Frank Kulczewski, 43, died in St Vincent's hospital after a fall from a ladder in Erie, Pennsylvania last week.
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Princess Barbara
Yokohama
C International News Service
San Francisco
Alexis Mdivani
Barbara Hutton
Seven Hills
Vancouver
B. C
Erie
Frank Kulczewski
St Vincent's Hospital
Gerlach v. Enon and Little Beaver in Cham bers court
Professor E L Gerlach testifies in a trial before Judge James A Chambers against the Enon and Little Beaver joint school districts. The case concerns his employment as a faculty member and related means of service.
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Enon
Little Beaver Township
E. L. Gerlach
Little Beaver
James A. Chambers
Gerlach
Winter Coal Woes Weave Through Austerity Days
A speaker laments dwindling coal supplies and rising cold as winter looms. The narrator reflects on costly heating, imagining warmth yet fearing shortages and the need to order more coal soon. The tone is anxious about enduring the cold with limited fuel.
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Nobdy
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E. G. Sewell
Siant
Central Press
Lawrence County Building Project
Arthur C. Wimer
PA Newc
Daily Weather Report
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Chicago Court Room
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Pop Geers
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Wooster
Illinois
R. G. Ferguson
Alliance
Tabernacle
Pearson Street
CWA
R. M. Gibbs
Magda Lupescu
London
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Vienna
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Mme. Lupescu
Carol
L. W. Fagg
Olson and Company of
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Arthur Mometer
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