Justice Holmes Resigns From Supreme Court
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes resigns from the U S Supreme Court at age nearing 91 due to health and age. Chief Justice Hughes aided him in court as he delivered two opinions before stepping down. President Hoover announced the resignation from the White House.
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Supreme Court
International News Service
Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Hoover
Justice Hulme
Weather Mixes Seasons Ahead of Midyear Graduation
Old Man Weather teases spring like warmth while winter lingered. midyear graduates face diploma time if temperatures stay high. County Poor Director Hogue runs a county shoeroom fitting shoes for children as former Commissioner Conners leverages experience. City schools expect shifts as exams and semester ends loom. Gaston park work aims to make it a summer destination. New Castle and Lawrence residents hear New York Met Museum update.
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Hogue
Conners
Daily Weather Report Summary
U. S. Weather Bureau statistics for the 24 hours ending nine this morning show a high of 40 and a low of 29 with no precipitation and a river stage at 5.6 feet and falling. A year ago the maximum reached 45 and the minimum 24 with .19 inches of rain and snow.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Credit Relief Bill Advances to House For Approval
The Senate sent its draft of the administration's two billion dollar governmental credit relief bill to the House, which has already debated a similar measure. The Senate passed it 63 to 8 with only Blaine Brookhart and one other opposing. The bill aims to lift the economy and bring relief to farmers.
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Senate
William K. Hutchinson
Washington
Congress
Hoover
Blaine, Brookhart
Minetess
Mil dred Fisher Drops From Seventh Floor in New York
Miss Mil dred Fisher a 32 year old former London and Paris resident plunged from a seventh floor apartment in New York today after financial worries. She had lived in a fashionable hotel residence for about a year.
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London
New York
International News Service
Mildred Fisher
Young Robber Fatally Wounded After Store Standoff
Harry Young age 28 alias Nagle once of Detroit died at Valley hospital Sewickley from a bullet wound in a chain grocery store in Coraopolis. He was allegedly looting when trapped. Patrolman Samuel Rawe and Henry Rhodes spotted him during a patrol. Police report details unclear.
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Pittsburgh
Harry Young
Nagle
Detroit
Valley Hospital
Sewickley
Samuel Rawe
Henry Rhodes
Young
Coraopolis
Will Rogers Commentary Delayed By Travel From China
Will Rogers is en route home from China and communication with his ship is not established. Today's paragraphs are unavailable due to the travel and lack of contact.
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Will Rogers
China
French Cabinet Hands Portfolios to Premier in Crisis
Paris officials say on January 12 Premier Pierre Laval now has full discretion to reorganize the cabinet as needed amid the current political crisis. The Interior Ministry issued a formal communique detailing the move.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
Ministry of the Interior
Young Sharon Boy Dies Of Injuries
Edward Barry a 21 year old independent basketball player died from injuries after the car he rode in skidded on icy pavement and overturned near Grove City. The crash involved a vehicle driven by William Herrmann of Sharpsville and prompted an investigation by county coroner Dr William Applegate. Barry was a member of the Traxler basketball team. teammates James Thomas and George Abernathy escaped injury.
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International News Service
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Edward Barry
Bashlin-Rossman
Grove City
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Barry
William Herrmann
Sharpsville
William Applegate
Edward Sizer
Traxler
James Thomas
George Abernathy
Bulgaria Cannot Pay Reparations
London dispatch reports Bulgaria cannot continue payment of reparations following Japan style from Sofia. Premier Mouchano announced the country cannot meet further reparations as Germany’s Bruening leads demands and global response follows.
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Mouchano
International News Service
London
Heinrich Bruening
Germany
Sofia
Battle Lines Form in Kahahawai Murder Case
In Honolulu four Americans Mrs Granville Fortescue her son in law Lieut Thomas H Massie and two navy men E J Lords and Albert Jones are charged with killing Kahahawai a native of mixed blood amid a legal fight over the Sept 13 attack on Thalia Massie the wife of Lieut Massie Prosecution and defense rush to assemble evidence for the grand jury.
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International News Service
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Thomas H. Massie
E. J. Lord
Albert Jones
Kahahawai
Thalia Massie
Massie
Japan Worries Over Manchuria Reconciliation Fears
Reliable circles in Tokyo report Russia expresses concern over North Manchuria, saying White Russians threaten to set up a republic with Japanese backing. Harbin riots reflect rising tensions as Chinese and Russians clash.
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Harbin
Tokyo
New Castle Civic Orchestra Plans Benefit Concert
The New Castle Civic Orchestra of fifty musicians aims to aid the city relief program with a benefit concert. A selection will be chosen to accompany the program and support unemployed citizens.
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New Castle Civic Orchestra
New Castle
Hospitals Help Shape Recovery Across Patient Stories
The piece highlights the role of hospitals in patient recovery through quotes attributed to Major W. D. Cleland and his view on Jameson Memorial hospital. It emphasizes 24 hour skilled care, sterile operating rooms, modern tools, and the superiority of hospital-based treatment over home care for faster, safer recovery.
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Westminster College
W. D. Cleland
France
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle Post Office Site Cost Set at 199000
Uncle Sam will pay exactly $199 000 for the New Castle post office site with payments to several landowners. The treasury said contracts will trigger title investigations by the justice department and checks will be issued once titles are confirmed. The project total is $525 000 with $199 000 allotted to land and $326 000 for construction and equipment.
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Arthur C. Wimner
Washington
New Castle
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Clark
Kulkin
McCormick
Wallace
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Pinchot And Grandy Conference Sparks Senate Hope Talk
Political observers report a Pinchot GRandy conference fueling talk of a Senate bid. observers note Governor may seek the Davis seat as factions clash at the Republican National Convention in Chicago. The outcome appears uncertain as party leaders weigh potential candidates.
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Chicago
Fire Sweeps Two Bridges Buildings. Dozens of Firemen Hurt
A January blaze in Bridgeport, Connecticut, gutted Brooks Furniture and Masonic Temple buildings on State Street. About forty firefighters were overcome by smoke, with roughly 30 seriously hurt and hospitalized though none in critical condition. The loss was estimated at 250000 dollars as over 250 firefighters fought the two-alarm fire that raged for hours.
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International News Service
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Hedgghelt
Brooks Furniture
Masonic Temple
State Street
Hoover's Grandson Undergoes Sinus Operation
Herbert Hoover III the four year old grandson of President Hoover underwent surgery for an infected sinus in Pasadena California. A team of specialists was consulted as concerns rose about his condition. Herbert Hoover Jr. is an instructor at the California Institute of Technology.
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International News Service
Pasadena
Cal
Herbert Hoover, III
Herbert Hoover
Herbert Hoover Jr
California Institute of Technology
Mayor's Relief Committee Faces Treasury Shortfall
The Mayors Relief Committee treasurer reports only 2314 dollars left in the treasury as meetings reveal rising aid. Average monthly beneficiaries nearly double December, with around 50 new applicants registered yesterday on top of regular aid recipients. Current spending runs about 1200 per week, matching start-up projections.
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Mayor’s Relief Committee
Fire Follows Blast On Sennett Street Damage set at $1000
Firemen battled a blaze at 600 Sennett Street early this morning after a neighbor reported an explosion. The home of Mrs. Mary Tamper was destroyed, with estimated losses of $1,000. Investigators suspect the fire started in the dining room and spread to the second floor. oil odor was noted by firefighters after nearly two hours of fighting.
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Sennett Street
Central
Sixth Ward
Mary Tamper
Alr
Death Record Notices From Youngstown and Nearby Areas
Death notices report LaMarca age 55 of Youngstown and Joe Merritt age 47 of 4 West Falls Street. Also listed is Grace McConnell McMains age 34 of New Wilmington Pennsylvania.
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Youngstown
Joe Merritt
West Falls Street
Grace McConnell McMains
New Wilmington
Britain and France Seek Five Year Debt Suspension
Reports from well informed quarters say Great Britain and France plan joint action to ask the United States for a five year suspension of their debt payments to the treasury. Exact form and substance of the proposal remain unclear with officials tight lipped.
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Great Britain
France
Washington
United States
Treasury
Arkansas voters electing first woman U S senator
Arkansas voters go to the polls in a historic special election to choose Mrs. Thaddeus H. Caraway widow of the late senator as the first woman elected to the U S Senate from the state. Observers say she is unlikely to be defeated and will break a Democratic barrier in American history.
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International News Service
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
United States Senate
Thaddeus H. Caraway
Caraway
Alabama Friend Chooses Mild Winter Up North
A friend from Alabama boasts of the sunny south but stays up north this winter. He notes milder, balmy conditions and a 53 degree temperature, saying the season suits him fine and he will not return to the sunny state.
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