Hold Brother As Witness In Rea Shooting
State Police questioned E H Rea, witness and brother to Clark Rea, about the Ne shannock township shooting death at their Coaltown road home. Police seek multiple suspects. E H Rea remains in custody as a material witness while investigators pursue leads and corroborate the brothers accounts.
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Rea
Clark Rea
Coaltown Road
Neshannock Township
Sirus Clark Rea
E. H. Rea
Coaltown
Clark
Flooding Stretches Arkansas Region After Levee Breach
Flood waters from Mississippi tributaries flood Big Lake Arkansas after a levee break. Over 200000 acres of rich farmland inundated as crews reinforce White river levees and raise Jackson Bayou levee two feet amid forecast 32 feet of water.
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Big Lake
Ark
Mississippi County
White River
Georgetown
Devalls Bluff
Jackson Bayou
Extradition Papers Signed For Irene Schroeder In Murder Case
Governor Fisher signed extradition papers to return Irene Schroeder and two companions to Pennsylvania to face murder charges in the death of Highway Patrol Corporal Brady Paul. The trio, captured near Phoenix, are held on kidnapping and wounding warrants in Arizona, with murder charges in Pennsylvania.
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Central Press
Irene Schroeder
Benwood
W. Va
Brady Paul
Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol
Phoenix
Arizona
Vernon Ackerman
Joe Wells
Glen Dague
Charles Wright
Ackerman
Dague
Leo Dolan
Harrisbuirg
Waterloo
Pennsylvania
John S. Fisher
John C. Phillips
Pennsylvania Court of Justice
State Highway Patrol
M. Martin Lee
Lawrence County
Fisher
Thomas Crawford
Wilenn Dague
Keystone State
Fine Welcome For Naval Delegates Reaching London
The American delegation to the Five-Power Naval Arms Conference arrived at Paddington from Plymouth at 2 10 pm and received a large welcoming crowd. Secretary Stimson and aides were greeted by Foreign Minister Henderson and British officials before moving to the Ritz Hotel.
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London
George R. Holmes
Plymouth
State Stimson
Charles Gates Dawes
Hugh Gibson
Paddington
Arthur Henderson
A. V. Alexander
MacDonald
Madden
Malcolm MacDonald
Stimson
Henderson
Dawes
Dress Like King Will Feels Sorry for Joe Robinson
Special to the News from London reports peaceful arrivals and a plan for the opening attire. The observer notes that people will dress like the king and jokes about making Senator Joe Robinson’s clothes resemble royal garb.
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King
Will
Joe Robinson
Plymouth Rock
Joe
Harsh Winter Drops Temperature In New Castle
The mercury fell to seven degrees this morning while last Tuesday reached 59. Slippery streets caused several accidents as snow dusted off for sled riding. Traffic officer Tommy Jones sprinkled salt to curb falls on icy hills. The city reports changes since the 1927 directory and notes one junior high school gains recognition from the state department of public instruction.
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Tommy Jones
Mill
Washington Streets
New Castle
Highland Avenue
Jefferson Street
State Department of Public Instruction
Daily Weather Report for 24 Hour Period
Weather statistics for the day end at 9 am show a maximum 24 degree reading and a minimum 7. Precipitation measured at .08 inches. River stage at 10.9 feet and falling through the morning.
Miss Hazen and Miss Parker Win Top School Honors
Miss Hazen and Miss Parker received the highest honors in the mid year graduating class at New Castle Senior High School. Prof. F. L. Orth, head of the school, announced the achievement.
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Miss Hazen
Parker
New Castle Senior High School
F. L. Orth
Eielson Borland Being Hunted In Siberian Region
Soviet search for American fliers Carl Ben Eielson and Earl Borland intensified near the Amguem river mouth on the Siberian coast after natives reported sighting them. Authorities cautioned no definite proof of still being alive had been received despite the claimed discovery.
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Moscow
Carl Ben Eielson
Earl Borland
Amguem River
Siberian
North Cape
Eielson
Borland
Kryillenko
Tinkignen
Chukchei
City Adopts Ordinance to Sell Curb Light System
Council in formal session approves selling municipal curb light system to Penn-Ohio Power for 25000 dollars. Ordinance takes effect in ten days. Solicitor says contract is ready for signature but awaits ordinance passage. Sale to be presented to the Public Service Commission after approval.
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Penn-Ohio Power Company
Robert White
Penn-Ohio
Public Service Commission
Parrot Fever Deaths Prompt Strict Cargo Inspections
New York health officials ordered tight inspection of a cargo of pets arriving January 26 from Cristobal after another psittacosis death. Dr Shirley Wynne sought federal help to ensure parrots are examined and cleared before landfall. Two Hastings On Hudson cases traced to a parrot romance involve Mrs J Ruddel and Mr W McCartin, with blood cultures sent to Albany for analysis.
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Finternationa ‘News Services
New York
Cristobal
Shirley Wynne
Washington
Hastings On-Hudson
J. Ruddel
William McCartin
Ruddell
Ruddel
McCartin
Dobbs Ferry
Albany
Dedication Of Hillsville School Building Held
More than one thousand people attended the dedication of the Mahoning township consolidated school at Hillsville. Local and state officials and Limestone heads joined the audience of school directors from the county at the event. The building cost about $112 000 not counting furnishings and houses 21 modern rooms with up to date equipment. The program opened with an invocation by Rev. Woodin and ran from seven to eight p m.
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Mahoning Township
Hillsville
Woodin
Erie Official May Be Ousted
Safety Director W. G. Haas plans a resolution at the council meeting to remove James Speed from the city boiler inspector post. Speed's long career with the city and the school board faced upheaval after the boiler appeals board overruled him for refusing a license for heating plants in Penn Lincoln and Garfield schools. The board of education has urged Speed to resign.
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Erie
W. G. Haas
James Speed
Speed
City Board of Boiler Appeals
Penn
Lincoln
Garfield
Board of Education
Alleged Cleveland Bank Robber Nabbed
Police in Erie Pa hold a suspect in the City Savings and Loan Bank robbery in Cleveland Ohio on December 27. The man, calling himself John Parks 28, carried a letter to J Pajak and matches the description in police circulars. Cleveland police and the bank employer plan to identify him.
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International News Service
Erie
City Savings and Loan Bank
Cleveland
John Parks
J. Pajak
Parks
Sugar Tariff Battle Firmer in Senate Vote
The Senate narrows on sugar tariff, keeping the Cuban basic rate at 1.76 dollars and opposing insurgent calls for a federal sugar bounty. The fight pits Democrats and insurgents against Republicans over higher Cuban import duties as part of the new tariff bill.
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William K. Hutchinson
Washington
Senate
Herbert Receives Greeting From Prince Of Wales
Earl Herbert of Wam pum, leader of County scouts at the England jamboree last summer, received a Christmas greeting from the Prince of Wales who also sent a picture in uniform. The private secretary thanked him for the greetings. Herbert also got about 200 cards from scouts in six countries and 41 U S states.
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Earl Herbert
Wampum
England
Prince of Wales
Wales
Herbert
United States
Man In Pittsburgh Burns To Death As Home Is Destroyed
A drunken party is blamed for a fire that killed a man and caused $2,500 damage to the Edward Burke residence on Pittsburgh's South Side. Police say four men were pulled from the burning home in a drunken stupor and could not identify the dead man until others recovered.
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Pittsburgh
Internationnal News Service
Edward Burke
Death Notices for Lobata Perry Riley List Street Addresses
Death records list Martin Lobata aged 48 of 1310 South Jefferson Street Marinda J. Perry aged appears with $4 at 119 East Grant Street and Harry L. Riley aged 58 of 24 Knox Avenue.
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Martin Lobata
Jefferson Street
Marinda J. Perry
Grant Street
Harry L. Riley
Knox Avenue
Gridiron to court a school tunes its sports cycle
In the school, football ends as basketball rises with keen play. Students switch from cleats to sneakers and fill the gym with shouts and energy as the basketball season begins amid a chilly thirty two degree night.
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Old King
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