Death of Congressman Edward A. Kenney at Carlton Hotel
Congressman Edward A. Kenney of New Jersey died after apparently falling from a sixth floor window at the Carlton Hotel. He was found in underwear, service staff reported seeing him, and doctors said death was instantaneous. The New Jersey chamber dinner had been held there the prior night with state officials in attendance.
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Bellevieny Ch International Luwa
Washington
Jan.ie
Carlton Hotel
Edward A. Kenney
New Jersey
Svere
Iva
Kenney
J. Stewart
Mosgue
John Milton
Walter Kidde
Montclair
Chamber
Anes Strickland Recalls Columbus Hangar Fire News
A Columbus report describes radio listeners reacting to news that a tire incident destroyed an airplane hangar in Columbus, with Mr Strickland's plane inside. The chilly morning saw children playing on Crawford Avenue while snow sweepers cleared sidewalks and walks remained largely bare.
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Anes
H. J. Strickland
Columbus
Ohio
Tie
Emott and Waddington
Mr. Strickfaid
Crawford Avenue
Daily Weather Report Summary
The report notes a two hour period ending at 9 o clock with no precipitation and a maximum temperature around 6.8 degrees. It outlines minimum temperatures and mentions a measurement of snow river flow and general weather expectations for the day.
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U.S
Cold Weather Stays In Pennsylvania District
Continued cold weather looms for Pennsylvania as a new wave is forecast. Pittsburgh airport logged 12 degrees with earlier lows near six below. Rivers are rising but the freeze helps hold the ice gorge north of Oil City. Zero and subzero readings reported in Venango and McKean counties amid heavy winds.
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International News
Pennsylvania
Tri-State
Pittsburgh
Eurliey
Porary
U. S
Allegheny
Oil City
Venango County
McKinley Station
McKean County
Kane
Tristate
Pennsyla
Class Of 225 To Be Graduated On Friday Evening
The Grove City senior high school commencement will be held Friday at 8 pm in the Cathedral auditorium marking the 11th mid year graduation. Dr Weir G Keller of Grove City College will give the principal address with Dr G S Green and Daniel B Woolcock also speaking. Diplomas for 225 seniors will be awarded and prizes presented by civic and business groups. The program includes a coronation march, a trombone solo, and Latin prize awards for four years.
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Cathedral
Ketley Willipearc
Weir C. Ketler
Grove City College
CS. ©. Green
New Castle
Daniel B. Woolcovk
Board of Education
William V. Me¢hean
M. &. Church
Frank L. Orthan
Meyerbeer
Orchhestra
William V. McLean
Methodist Churen
G. ©. Green
Weir G. Keller
Berreuse
Jocelyn. Godard
Rodney Williams
Lawrence County Bar Association
Robert Jones
Prine
the Sons
Soviet Breaks Postal Relations With Japan
The Soviet Union announces breaking off all postal relations with Nippon for the time being. It cites prolonged detention by Japanese and Manchurian authorities of Soviet mail and the detention of a Soviet mail plane crew after a forced landing in Manchukuo as reasons. Transit mail between Japan and other countries will also be affected.
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Cinternatonal News Service
Moscow
Soviet Union
Nippon
Russia
Japan
Loyalists claim advances amid fierce aerial war in Spain
Reports from Barcelona say Loyalist troops push north of Teruel toward Singra as air raids intensify. rebels deny gains and claim no ground lost north of Teruel. Six insurgent planes bomb Valencia, killing about 125 and wounding 208, amid a record aerial assault.
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Ouulletiny
Hendaye
France
Teruel
Spain
Barcelona
Singra
Salamanca
Valencia
Supervisors Hold 23rd Annual Convention in Lawrence County
A. A. Thomson, state secretary of the Township Supervisors association, urged lawmakers to avoid 1937 style threats as he addressed the Lawrence County supervisors and auditors. He criticized the county school board act creating a separate board per county, the poor relief bill, the forty four hour act, and a budget requirement for yearly expenditures. He warned that tax relief rhetoric could centralize power and burden taxpayers.
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General Assembly
A.A. Thomson
Township Supervisors Association
Lawrence County Supervisors
Lawrence County Court House
Thomson
Harrisburg
Mde
Pennsylvania
Sion
Bids to open March 1 for Western Pennsylvania sanatorium
Construction bids are set to open March 1 for a 2.645 million tuberculosis sanatorium in Western Pennsylvania. The project, located two miles west of Butler on Route 422, was initially valued at 82 thousand dollars to the county before being deeded to the state.
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Robinson Trail
Butler
Mussolini to Send 50,000 Troops to Spain in February
London report from the London News Chronicle says Premier Mussolini plans to dispatch 50,000 Italian regulars to Spain in February and March to aid rebel General Francisco Franco in achieving a quick victory. The move reflects Il Duce's aim to bolster the insurgents in the civil conflict.
City Firemen Kept Busy Amid Multiple Calls
Fire sirens sounded repeatedly since Wednesday afternoon as city firemen answered five calls none proved serious. Two men were admitted to hospital. Shortly before 2 PM yesterday they rushed to Bratt Kennelly Service Station 412 Croton Avenue where gasoline flashed into the face of Alfred Ramsey 3 of 222 Mulberry Street badly burned about the face Ramsey admitted to New Castle hospital.
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Bratt-Kennelly
Croton Avenue
Alfred Ramsey
Mulberry Street
Ramsey
New Castle Hospital
Yaga
Japan and Russia in undeclared warfare along frontiers
Paris dispatch by H R Knickerbocker says the far eastern red army and Japanese forces have fought 400 engagements in Manchukuo and Mongolia as tensions rise. He cites 3,000,000 red soldiers and 1,006,000 Japanese troops with 2,000 airframes in the far east, detailing border clashes and looming conflict.
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Japan
Russia
Knickerbocker
Soviet
Manchukuo
Mongolia
H. KR. Knickerbocker
International News Service
Far Eastern
Paris
Asia
Europe
Warnigs
H. R. Knickerbocker Informational Sews Service
State Correspondent
Red Army
China
Shanghai- Nanking
Mancan- Siberian
Mongolian
Kremlin
Wheither
Chiang Kai-Shek
Stalin
Weingartner Named Possible Republican Lieutenant Governor Candidate
The suggestion to name George T. Weingartner of this county as a potential Republican lieutenant governor candidate is debated. Proponents cite his long political career from 1905 to 1933 in the state house and senate plus county commissioner service, while critics question his eastern state ties and suitability for the post.
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Frank J. Harris
Pittsburgh
George T. Weingartner
Ed Inang
Harrisburg
Wein Bartner
House of Representatives
State Senate
Senate
Waingarth
Deny Japanese Building Ships Threat Narrated From Tokyo
Tokyo reports naval program may be augmented if needed Admiral Yonai says Diet hearing. officials deny Japan started construction on battleships though asserting plans may advance. Navy aims to avoid confrontation with other powers while expanding capabilities.
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Tokyo
Danan
Matsumasa Yonai
Jng
Japan
Cloture Move Defeated in Senate Debate
Senate defeated a move to invoke cloture on debate over the anti-lynching bill. Senators from Dixie and others opposed restricting debate while Republicans argued as a minority they could not back cloture for fear of reprisals later.
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Senate
Toda
Washington
Jan. Bucy
Dixie
Ston Polis
Death Notice Summary of Olive Patton and Emma Cook Obituaries
Obituary fragment notes Mrs. Olive Patton aged 69 from Ashtabula and Mrs. Emma Cook aged 83 of Cedar Street, Los Angeles. Also listed are individuals Joan A. Bruce aged 18 from California and Caraopolis BR, FL, with additional unreadable details.
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Mes
Atyers
Ashtabula
Olive Patton Fly
Caraopolis BR
Emma Cook
Nopitt Cedar Street
Joan A. Bruce
Los Angeles
Calif
Believe Bridge Saved From Collapse Above Niagara Falls
Report from Niagara Falls dated January 20 notes workers fought to save the bridge linking the United States and Canada as ice piles high and damage mounted. An unseen force aimed to destroy the span while workers battled under dangerous conditions.
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Niagar
Canada
Niagara Falls
Mideigara Falls
United States
Duke of Windsor postpones trip to United States
The Duke of Windsor postpones plans for a U S visit amid questions over his marriage and royal duties. An American-born bride rumored connection to the event is noted as influencing the timing. The postponement lasts until the current period ends, delaying any travel to America.
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Duke of Windsor
United States
Japanese Apology Reaffirmed Amid Incident Reports
Fragmentary text indicates Japan issued another apology connected to a military incident. Details remain unclear as media reports are incomplete and authorities withheld specifics.
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Amerin
Owith
United & Rin
Horn
Daft 5
Cur Fort
Skater Moyo Manners Snowbound in Frigid North
A garbled local prose piece mentions Arthur Mometer Moyo seeking winter travel to Placid or Montreal. It alludes to skating and sledding, cash concerns, and a plan to rest beneath a tree while listening to waves. The weather is described as cool with twenty one noted.
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Placid
Montreal
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