Ellwood Man Dies In Crash Near Ohio Line
Ellwood City man Harry M. Ringer aged 45 was instantly killed when a car driven by Greer Dennison of Ellwood City collided with a Penn-Ohio Coach Line bus near the Ohio state line on the New Castle Youngstown road. Three others were injured, taken to hospitals in Youngstown. Dennison hospitalized with contusions and possible rib fractures, while Jesse Fehl and Adam J. Dambach sustained skull fracture risk and other injuries. The group, Shelby Tube employees, were returning from a Youngstown foremen’s meeting.
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Harry M. Ringer
Line Avenue
Ellwood City
Greer Dennison
Hazel Avenue
Penn-Ohio
Ohio State Line
New Castle
Youngstown
Dennison
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Jesse Fehl
Hazen Street
Adam J. Dambach
Fourth Street
Youngstown Hospital
Feb
Dambach
Shelby Tube Company
Den
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Father Of Rheta Wynekoop To Give Testimony At Trial
In Chicago on January 15 the murder trial of Dr. Alice Lindsay Wynekoop resumes after a two day recess. The physician faces Burdine H. Gardner, father of Rheta Gard−ner Wynekoop, whose daughter lies buried in Indianapolis. Gardner will testify to aid his claim for accountability in the death of Rheta.
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Rheta Wynekoop
Chicago
Mother Love
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Alice
Burdine H. Gardner
Rheta Gardner Wynekoop
Indianapolis
Rheta
Ladybug keeps gardeners safe and playful warning issued
The letter describes the ladybug as a useful garden insect with red body and black spots that feeds on aphids and should not be killed. It also notes a police crackdown on motorists blocking streetcar doors and a scout sign reminding boys in district V-37 of proper conduct and safety around hitching rides.
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Pa Newe
Albert and
Sheridan Avenue
V-37
Daily Weather Report Summary
U S weather statistics report the 24 hour period ending 9 am with a high of 41 and a low of 30 plus 0.5 inches of precipitation and a 6.2 feet snow stage. A Sunday morning update shows a high 33 and low 30 with 0.18 inches of precipitation.
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U. S
Japanese Will Proclaim Pu-Yi Manchukuo Head
The Japanese legation in Peiping announced Pu-Yi will be proclaimed emperor of Manchukuo on March 1. The move aims to stabilize local politics and accept Pu-Yi's accession, with no plan to restore the Ching dynasty in China proper. Some view it as Japan's North China encroachment.
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International
Peiping
Henry Pu-Yi
Manchukuo
Legation
Japan
Pu-Yi
China
Doctor in Murder Case Paraded Weakened by Illness
Dr. Alice Linsday Wynekoop, a frail elderly physician, was brought to Chicago court in a wheelchair to face charges that she murdered her daughter in law Rheta. Her condition, including a recent heart attack, prompted discussion of whether the strain of the trial could affect her health as she appeared at counsel table.
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Dorothy Ducas
Doctor Wynekoop pursued insurance after alleged murder motive
In Chicago on January 15 the state attorney told jurors Dr. Alice Lind Wynekoop hurried to insure Rheta Wynekoop claiming the daughter-in-law would travel west. The state contends the motive relates to her death and will present evidence against the defendant.
Young Miner Dies In Mine Near Castlewood
David Reed Hogue aged 24 son of Jesse Hogue of Castlewood was killed when his body was caught in hoisting machinery at the Home Coal Company mine on the Frew farm near Castlewood. Discovery of his death was made this morning.
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David Reed Hogue
Jesse Hogue
Castlewood
Home Coal Company
Frew Farm
Young Man in Critical Condition After Car Hits Train
Canonsburg Pa January 15 hospital physicians fought to save 23 year old Frank Kogut after his automobile collided with a passenger train. He suffered serious internal injuries as officials announced following the resignation of Dr C B Moore in protest to a proposal.
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Canonsburg
Frank Kogut
C. B. Moore
Banker Dies of Heart Attack in Steubenville
Frank Work, 70, president of the People's National Bank, died of a heart attack yesterday in Steubenville Ohio. Funeral arrangements were being made today.
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Steubenville, O
Frank Work
The
People’s National Bank
Gambling probes head three ways in Trumbull county
Warren Ohio January 15. Gambling operations in Trumbull county are under scrutiny as the city Mayor the county Sheriff and the county Grand Jury each launch investigations into the activities.
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Warren
Trumbull County
Apollo Police Chief Resigns to Run Union House
Chief of Police Charles Hutchinson of Apollo resigns to manage the Union House in Kittanning. Remodeling of the hostelry has begun and the hotel secured Apollo’s first liquor license since 1867.
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Kittanning
Charles Hutchinson
Apollo
Union House
School Plan Approved for New Galilee Eight Room Building
Beaver PA Jan 15 Plans to construct an eight room school building in New Galilee have been approved by the Pennsylvania department.
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Beaver
New Galilee
Pennsylvania Department
Federal agents probe operators of seized 1000 gallon still
CHARLEROI Pa Jan 15 Federal agents sought to identify the operators of a 1000 gallon still seized in a Charleroi vacant house on Saturday.
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Charleroi, Pa
Charleroi
Sheriff-Elect Brady to Assume Office in Washington County
Sheriff-elect Fred W. Brady of Washington county will assume office this week after technical complications delayed bond provisions. The announcement came from Washington, Pennsylvania, on January 15.
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Washington, Pa
Fred W. Brady
Washington County
Actor Henry Dixey Injured Falling Hotel Steps
Henry E. Dixey a 75 year old veteran of Broadway was hurt after stumbling and falling down hotel stairs. He suffers severe scalp lacerations and a possible skull fracture and remained in serious condition.
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New York
Henry E. Dixey
Broadway
Hunters Target Coyotes After Sheep Attacks
Hunters plan a field drive to reduce coyote attacks on sheep after recent farmer losses. Weekend snowfall may help trackers to follow tracks to coyote lairs and locate denning areas.
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Washington
Guarded Mozesz Remains Hospitalized as Trial Nears
Deputy sheriffs guard John Mozesz at New Castle hospital after self inflicted wound. He learns Rose Balogh is dead and will face a preliminary hearing for murder once recovered. Mozesz will be moved to county jail after recovery. trial slated for March term.
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John Mozesz
Rose Balogh
New Castle
Wallace J. Ewing
Moresz
Edward D. Pritchard
H. J. Lines
Howard McClure
Frank Conneron
Mozesz
Mozest
Tar on Liquor and War Predictions Reflections
A Beverly Hills column muses on liquor prohibition timing, compares a Death Valley prospector to a liquor store salesman, and notes writers failed to spark a war despite publicity. The writer signs off with a personal, reflective aside.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Death Valley
America
Officer Wysner Fractures Hip in YMCA Incident
Patrolman James Wysner, a senior city officer, tripped on a rug at the YMCA on Sunday. He fractured his right hip, was taken to Jameson Memorial hospital, and reported the injury after notifying the desk sergeant.
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James Wysner
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Wyser
Wysner
Public
Chicken Thieves Blamed As Fire Destroys Barn
Fire destroyed a large barn wagon shed and corn crib on I. E. Swisher’s Mt. Jackson road farm late Saturday. Loss estimated at 4000 dollars, insured. Mrs. Al Goodheart alerted neighbors who saved a team of mules and some hogs. Tracks in snow led from the barn toward Moravia road, suggesting poultry theft was involved.
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I. E. Swisher
Mt. Jackson Road
Swisher
al Goodheart
Senate approves $850 million RFC expansion and extension
The Senate passed an administration bill raising the Reconstruction Finance Corporation capital by 850 million dollars and extending RFC authority to February 1, 1935. The measure was approved without a record vote after about ten minutes of debate.
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International News Service
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
RFC
Deaths of Various Residents Listed in Paper Notice
The notice lists several deceased individuals including Agnes Kernohan 81 of Mingo Junction Ohio and John H Williams 86 of Pottsville. Other names include Harvey Seanor 77 of Darlington Louise Barr Robertson 88 of New Wilmington and Emma Elizabeth Cotton 70 of West Washington Street.
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Agnes Kernohan
Mingo Junction
Ohio
Martin Luther Hall
Harrison Street
Harvey Seanor
Darlington
Louise Barr Robertson
New Wilmington
Frances Wratney
Cliff Street
Emerson H. Schaffer
New Castle
R. D
Mary Carmel Nocera
Hillsville
Robert Dillon
Elizabethtown
Emma Elizabeth Cotton
West Washington Street
John H. Williams
Pottsville
Bertilla A. Slevin
Ellwood City
Maria DiTomaso
Mary Barnett Calkins
Neshannock Avenue
Sarah Perry
Pittsburgh
Harry M. Ringer
David Reed Hogue
Castlewood
Federal Contracts Near for Lawrence County Court House Loan
Public Works Administration plans to send full contracts within two weeks for the $768000 court house aid to Lawrence county. Legal delays slow acceptance papers, with $214000 as a gift and $553800 as a loan. Construction could start in four months and finish in 15, employing 178 men.
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Washington, D. C
Public Works Administration
Lawrence County
Court House
Court House Grant and Loan
Public Works Organization
Uncle Sam
Hit Run Driver Being Hunted
David Francis a 49 year old married man from Hillcrest avenue is in serious condition at New Castle hospital after an automobile struck him at 1 53 a m Sunday near the Nesham creek bridge on East Washington street. The driver did not stop to assist and police hope to trace the car and arrest him. Dr Alec Ruzewich reported seeing a man crossing East Washington Street between the shoe shine parlor and the Johnson building just before the crash. An old type car going east struck Francis knocked him down and fled.
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David Francis
Hillcrest Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Neshannock Creek Bridge
East Washington Street
Alec Ruzewich
Shoe Shine Parlor
Johnson Building
Francis
Four Rescued As Home Takes Fire on Sunday
Officer Bud Fleeger spotted smoke from the home of Umberto Tranquillo at 5 East Home street at 4 10 Sunday morning. He alerted firefighters and helped rescue Tranquillo his wife and their two children. Damage was placed at 4000. Continued on page two.
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Bud Fleeger
Umberto Tranquillo
East Home Street
James E. Thomas
Norman Minner
Tranquillo
Fleeger
Thomas Arved
Bank Robbery Strikes Philadelphia Branch
In Philadelphia on January 15 two masked bandits broke in through a skylight at the Corn Exchange Bank on 60th and Ludlow, overpowered and manacled eight employees, and escaped with more than $20,000 after forcing manager Charles Munchoure to open a vault.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
60Th and Ludlow Street
Corn Exchange Bank
Charles Munchoure
Roobers
Biddle orders expose of political pressure in CWA jobs
Harrisburg, Jan 15. State civil works administrator Eric H. Biddle ordered an exposure of all attempts to use political pressure in securing CWA jobs. He urged public release of letters referencing political pressure and explained CWA workings to clear up misunderstandings in the public mind. He noted qualifications govern placements, with former soldiers given priority if qualified, and said wage differences arise from Washington. Some deviations may have occurred unknowingly under pressure while building a large organization.
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Biddle
CWA
International News Service
Harrisburg
Eric H. Biddle
Civil Works Administration
Washington
President Gold message to Congress on currency reform
President proposes to revalue the dollar to 60 cents and set up a two billion dollar stabilization fund to maintain credit. The move aims to stabilize prices and finance needs as Congress reviews the plan.
Roosevelt asks authority to seize gold stocks and revalue dollar
President Roosevelt asks Congress for power to confiscate all gold monetary stocks and revalue the dollar to 60 cents. He seeks a $2,000,000,000 stabilization fund in the treasury funded by profits from revaluing impounded gold above the $20.67 per ounce statutory price.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
United States
Ohio river tragedy claims Clutter family in boat capsize
In East Liverpool Ohio on January 13 the Clutter family from Georgetown loses John Clutter two and Harold Adkins five and their mother Arney Clutter twenty in a capsizing John boat accident on the Ohio river. Leonard Clutter twenty five husband father survives as rescuers recover the victims. The dog Pat watches the scene in sorrow.
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International News Service
Liverpool
Clutter
Georgetown
Pat
John Clutter
Harold Adkins
Ohio River
Arney Clutter
Baby John
Harold
Leonard Clutter
Invention Seeks Odor Free Alcohol Solution
Arthur Mometer seeks a lad who can devise a new method to eliminate odor from the alcohol used in radiator coils. He notes the strong smell pervades cars as radiators boil and worsens with higher speeds and warmer weather.
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Ellwood
Auto Party
State Line
New Bedford
PA Newc
Owen Penfield Fox
Daily Weather Report
Dr. Wynekoop
Hasten Insurance
Probe Gambling
Stills
Coyotes
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Arthur C. Wimer
New Castle News
Thomas
Minner
Save Family
Home Street
Officer Fleeger
Blaze
George R. Holmes
Liverpool, Ohio
Arthur Mometer
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