Chile Quake Death Toll Ranges From 3,000 To 15,000
Reports from Washington state the quake in Chile may have caused far more deaths than first counted with estimates around 10,000 confirmed dead and up to 15,000 feared. Officials caution numbers are uncertain as rescue and relief efforts continue.
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Chile
Sergioes
Washington
America
Norman Armour
Armour
Chillin
Sanulagio
Dan Bni
Limates
Frigid Night After 6 Below Zero at Lakewood Pa
News brief notes a 6 below reading at Lakewood on a Wednesday night with coal trucks rushing to replenish depleted piles. It mentions a Cathedral ceremony upcoming Friday for about 210 graduates and includes stray items about sleighs and local figures.
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Lakewood
Pa Newe
Daily Weather Report for United States Summary
Daily weather report shows maximum temperatures and minimums across the U S. Precipitation recorded at 0.63 inches. River stage at 5.6 feet. Forecast data includes higher temperatures at several locations and a note of light precipitation.
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United States
Senior High Class Of 212 Members To Receive Diplomas On Friday
Senior High will confer diplomas on 212 seniors at the Cathedral auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. Dr. William P. Totley of Aberghens College Meadville will be principal speaker. Other speakers include Dr. G. C. Green and Daniel B. Woolcock. Principal Frank G. Orth announced the ceremony, with prizes awarded by club and business representatives and special music planned.
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William P. Totley
Aberghens College
Meadville
Cathedral Audi
Frank GL. Orth
Tolley
G. C. Green
Daniel B. Woolcock
Board of Education
A. A. Stump
Fatal Blizzard Ends Fishing Trip on Oneida Lake
Catherine Burns and her escort M B Newall died in a blizzard on frozen Oneida Lake near Syracuse New York while on a fishing expedition.
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Oneida Lake
Syracuse
N. Y
Catherine Burns
M. B. Newall
Johnstown Man Appointed Deputy Secretary of Revenue
Walter J. Kress of Johnstown former state American Legion commander was named acting head of the Department of Revenue by Gov Arthur James as deputy secretary. The post pays 7500 annually. Senate has not confirmed William J. Hamilton Jr. as secretary and two other holdovers remain in place.
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Harrisburg
Walter J. Kress
Johnstown
American Legion
Department of Revenue
Arthur H. James
Governo James
J. Griffith Boardman
Earle
I. H. Kreckstein
Philadelphia
Senate
William J. Hamilton
Philade Pl
James
Evernor James
Kress
Cuate Democrats
Hankan
Maj
Lyn G. Adams
Percy W. Foote
Has Perfect School Record For Attendance
Robert Buck son of Mr and Mrs William Buck of 519 Sumner Alle Senor student at New Castle ingly school will be graduated January 87 He has 12 vents of per f ney at school He is a Bagie Scout connected with the Presbyterian church After graduation he will pursue further education
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Robert Buck
Williamy Buck
Sumner
New Castle Ingly School
Presbyterian Church
City Takes Ownership of 437 Parking Meters in Uptown
The City of New Castle now owns 437 parking meters installed uptown after paying 1 597 64 to San Manle pa Equipment Co. The meters cost 25 446 with a 1 062 credit for installation. Final share split leaves about 4 000 for city in a parking meter fund. projected annual collections around 25 000. Councilman Alexander opposed final payment citing legal concerns. Revenue is currently fare marked as the parking meter fund.
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City of
New Castle
Uptown
San Manlepa Equipment Company
Ne Company
James L. Fink
Joseph D. Alexander
Unrest Reported In German Areas
Reports from London newspapers say internal discontent grows in Rhineland due to food shortages and alarm spreads in Austria from heavy German troop concentrations. Troop moves threaten Czech frontier near Prague as Reich troops may be deployed to Prague to gain cooperation.
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International News Service
London
Germany
Today
The
Daily Telegraph
Strasberg
Rhineland
London Daily Herald
Austria
Prague
Mussolini Seeks Quick Conference Over Spain
London report says Premier Mussolini favors a conference among Britain France and Italy to discuss Spain’s future. The Daily Mail says the Duce wants the talks held as soon as Barcelona falls to the insurgents.
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Cinernational News Service
London
Mussolini
Britain
France
Italy
Spain
London Daily Mail
Sail Tr Duce
Barcelona
Death notices for four residents in January 1929
Death notices list Mrs Samuel John aged 42 of 1126 Scieto Jirret Ernest Sedeleik 55 of Bessemer Joseph Edrier McCaslin 80 from Washington township and Mrs Margaret Bruce 68 from Scotts township, dated Thursday January 26 1929.
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Samuel John
Scieto Jirret
Ernest Sedeleik
Bessemer
Joseph Edrier McCaslin
Washington Townoship
Margaret Bruce
Scott Tosyniship
Two Men Dead In Truck In Indiana Carbon Monoxide Victims
In Indiana on January 26 two men were found dead from possible carbon monoxide poisoning in the back of a pickup along a road near Farmington. Coroner John Woods identified the victims as Francis Wade Bungard, 55, of Farmington, driver, and John Kenneth Aumen, about 21, of Patterson. Bodies were taken to Robinson Mortuary. A passerby, alarmed by the truck running with his children in the car, reported the discovery. Further details noted by the coroner.
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Steepert
Indiana
John Woods
Francis Wade Bungard
Farmington
Fayette County
John Kenneth Aumen
Patterson
Somerset County
Robinson Mortuary
Fowser
Lee
Woods
Garner May Decide Issue In Senate Vote On WPA Aid
Washington January reports say Vice President Garner may cast a deciding vote in the Senate on the emergency WPA appropriation. The House passed 725,000,000 and the Senate committee recommends 725,000,000. The Senate stood 48 to 48 on the issue with administration polls showing a tight split. Negotiations seek to craft a plan allowing absent senators to obtain pledges from present members on either side.
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Arthur Hachuten
Washington, Jan
Thee
Vic
Garner
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Funce
JPL
Orrom
Roosevut
Death chair mercy sparing two East Side youths
Governor Lehman commuted life imprisonment for two of five East Side youths who were slated to die in Sing Sing for the murder of a policeman. Philip Chaleff, 27, and Isadore Zimmerman, 21, were saved. Josep O’Lonehue, 24, Arthur Friedman, 21, and Dominick Guanella, 14, will face the electric chair for the murder of Detective Michael Foley in April 1938.
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Bulletin Cinternationall News Service
Albany
N. Y
Herbert A. Lehman
New York City
East Side
Sing Sing Electric Chair
Philip Chaleff
Isadore Zimmerman
Josep O'Lonehue
Arthur Friedman
South Siders Will Meet This Evening
Tonight at o'clock in the dining room of Central Christian church corner of Pennsylvania and East Long avenues a community meeting will be held by South Side residents. Louis B. Raund, general chairman of Grenier New Castle Association, will explain the new organization. Harold Labo, president of the South Side Board of Trade, requests all OPVAn AGN members, property owners, merchants and district residents to attend.
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Central Christin Church
Pennnsylvania Sured East Long Avenues
South Slide
Louis B. Raund
Grenier New Castle Association
Harold Labo
South Side Board of Trade
Opvan Agn
Sesklonis
Millionaire Husband Of Hope Hampton Faces Charges
The millionaire husband Jules Broyjatour of Hope Hampton, glamorous blonde actress, was arrested in New York on a charge of possessing a loaded gun without a permit. Police say the weapon was found in his possession after a hospital report. Hampton, described as a well known social figure, and the couple’s finances and status are noted in the coverage as investigators pursue the case.
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Hope Hampton
Iiternational Lawa Servteay
New York
Jules Broy- Jatour
Ilgpa Hampton
Weiress
James To Carry On Campaign Of Highway Safety
Harrisburg report notes James continues his highway safety campaign. The article references former Gov. Georg and a speech dialogue with Governor, highlighting ongoing policy focus and public safety messaging amid contested views.
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James
Harrisburg
Georg Sting
Speec
Bovernor
Steb bin
Coldest Weather Of Winter Noted
Bitter cold marked a stretch of winter with below zero readings and record lows. Residents faced frostbite risks as temperatures dropped, while some light snow began before dawn and gradually piled up along roadways.
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Ariel
Manny
Two Boys Hurt When Sled Hits Auto In City
Two youths Kevin Burns and Ambrose Peo were injured when a sled crashed into an auto at West Washington and Sankey streets yesterday. Burns fractured his left arm and Peo suffered bruises. both were treated at New Castle hospital. The car was driven by Bath G Brown, 19 Ridge Avenue, connected with the WPA. Police report filed by Brown.
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Washjnebder Street
Sankey Street
Kevin Burns
West Washington Street
Ambrose Peo
West Wayton Street
New Castle Hospital
Bath G
Missing Woman Found By Posse
A decipherable fragment reports a missing woman found by a posse after a long search. The text is garbled with nonsensical words and partial names, making it difficult to confirm exact locations, dates, or authorities involved.
Governor James Radio Appearance Across State Stations
Governor James will speak Friday in a statewide radio hookup over WCAU Philadelphia WHR Allentown WLEU Kinsbown WRAW Erie and others. The broadcast will include discussants from Harrisburg and regional stations.
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James
Harrisburg
WCAU
Philadelburgh
WHR
Allentown
Wleu Kinsiown
WRAW
Williams Erie
W. Readinger
Wikois
Barre
Uphold Injunction In Mayor Hague Case
The U S Court of Appeals in Newark sustains an injunction against Mayor Hague and Jersey City officials. It reaffirmed a November order requiring access to meetings and freedom of speech and assembly for labor groups and unions, amid the civic dispute.
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Cyberite
New Services
Philadelphia
United States Court of App
U.S
Newark
Prank
Magne
Jersey City
Williams Clark i Newsaurk
Merfer
Rebels Push Into City as Defenders Withdraw
International dispatch reports March assault by Franco troops advancing into a city, met with little resistance as defenders flee. Occupation declared complete in suburbs with reports of continued pressure and surrounding actions across the region.
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Burgas
U S Refugees Reach France
U S refugees reach France as ships depart Calictan States in January. Marseilles reports arrival with noted harbor activity. Crew details and exact numbers remain unclear amid wartime censorship.
Unknown fragmentary note about a household, car effort, and drink
Fragmented OCR text mentions mice, food, a dog, and vague actions. Several garbled phrases reference a house, cellar, and people named Max and Doerds. No clear events, dates, places, or identifiable entities emerge to form a coherent news item.
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Ethel Moore
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Mate
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Walter J. Kreas
State Legion
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Clark Gable
Carrie Lombard
Hollywood
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Rhea Gable
Las Vegas
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W. P. A. Fund Battle
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South Siders
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Ming
Nesty Hampton
Nave
Jules Bre Latour
Franco
Marseilles
Riertasinat & Servicer
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Calictan
Ted Sates
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