Final Tribute To King George V At Windsor
Somber silence greeted the funeral procession as King George V's train reached Windsor. Crown Prince Edward led the slowing march to St George's Chapel while muffled drums and prayers accompanied the cortege through the capital and toward the castle.
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St. George’s Chapel
Windsor
Jing
George V
Britain
England
Edward VIII
London
Windsor Castle
Fug
St. George's Chapel
Western Pennsylvania Detour For Ambridge to Monaca
In the western Pennsylvania district the detour around the Ambridge to Rochester road is set at 9.4 miles via the Ohio nger bridge to Aliquippa and Monaca. Neshannon creek nears ice solid as gorge flood recedes. Warm weather expected for kiddies. heavy snow remains, cold snaps persist. Senate acts to pass the veterans bonus bill after presidential veto, House had already approved.
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Pennsylvania Highway System
Ambridge
Rochester
Ohlonger
Aliquippa
Monaca
Pa Newe
Neshannock Creek
Croton Hil
United States Senate
House
Daily Weather Report: 24 Hour U S Statistics
The report shows a 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning with a maximum of 43 and a minimum of 6 below, plus 0.01 inches of precipitation and a river stage of 4 feet. A year ago the high was 17 and the low was 1 below with no precipitation. The zero clock reading was at Monday morning and the night’s low hovered around zero.
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U. S
Mile Long Funeral Procession For King Moves Across London
London witnesses a massive royal procession as King George is laid in state and then carried to Paddington station for burial at Windsor. Rain dampens the crowd of millions while Big Ben tolls seventy times marking the king's years. The king, queen, and royal family lead foreign dignitaries in a solemn farewell.
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I. K. Reynolds
Britain
Big Ben
Westminster Hall
George
Edward
Mary
Paddington Station
Windsor
Nation Faces Ongoing Winter Chill Across States
A severe cold wave grips the nation from Montana to Ohio with sub zero readings. Chicago reports three more deaths, raising the state toll to 37 and the nationwide death count to over 300 as forecasters warn Relief will be incremental and normal temps unlikely this week.
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International News Service
J. R. Lloyd
Chicago
Rockies
Montana
Ohio
Dakotas
Minnesota
Towa
Ilinois
Middle West
Lloyd
President's Uncle Is Shot To Death
In El Paso Texas authorities investigated the death of Paul R. Forbes, 75, an uncle of President Roosevelt. Forbes was found dead in the kitchen of his six room apartment last night by his nurse and secretary, Ina B. Wright, who is Forbes wife and sister of Mrs. Sarah Delano Roosevelt. Coroner M. W. Ward said Forbes likely killed himself, shot through the roof of the mouth with a pistol found beside the body.
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International News Service
EL Paso
Tex
Paul R. Forbes
Roosevelt
Forbes
Ina B. Wright
Wright
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
M. W. Ward
Navy Department Boycotts Women Conference
Washington officials report the Navy Department boycotted a women’s patriotic conference on national defense after the event hosted an attack on President Roosevelt’s administration. Naval leaders ordered two top officers to skip scheduled talks and barred a chaplain from giving the invocation at the morning session.
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International News Service
Washington
Women’s Patriotic Conference On National Defense
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Naval High Command
Death notices for Marshaw and Gilbert in local records
Peter Marshaw aged 36 of 10 Homestead Street and John Mose Gilbert aged 79 of 318 West Falls Street are listed in a local death record brief. The notice provides names and addresses without additional biographical details.
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Peter Marshaw
Homestead Street
John (Mose) Gilbert
West Falls Street
Former Senator Johnson Ill With Pneumonia
ST PAUL Minn Jan 28 Former U S Senator Magnus Johnson once injured in a minor auto accident is in critical condition at a hospital with pneumonia in this city.
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International News Service
ST. Paul
Minn
U. S
Magnus Johnson
Downtown Block Sold By Myland Downtown Block Sold By Myland
Announcement today states a major downtown realty transfer in this city. The Public Square block owned by Gen. J. L. Myland, formerly of this city, has been sold to M. J. Donnelly. The Outlet Company occupies the building at No 7 East Washington, erected by Myland over twenty years ago during his active business years.
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Gen. J. L. Myland
Los Angeles
California
M. J. Donnelly
East Washington Street
General Myland
Vigorous protest over transporting Olympic members
Rep William Citron of Connecticut filed a strong protest with Daniel Ferris, secretary of the A A U, against sending American athletes to the Olympic Games aboard German ships. Citron blamed Avery Brundage, president of the A A U, for preferring German vessels over American ships and suggested Brundage’s talks in Germany with Nazi leaders influenced the decision for this winter and next summer's Games.
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Germany
Daniel Ferris
William Citron
Connecticut
Citron
Avery Brundage
Brundage
Greek Freighter In Distress Near Bermuda
The Greek freighter Antonis G. Lemos, crippled with steering gear failure, was 200 miles northeast of Bermuda when it sent an urgent Mayday to the Caladian freighter Lady Rodney. Coast Guard wireless intercepted the call as observers deemed the situation grave and the Lady Rodney moved to assist.
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Cinternational News Service
New York
Antonis G. Lemos
Bermuda
New York Coast Guard
Lady Rodney
Seeks Fees In Schroeder Case
CLEARFIELD Pa Jan 28 Attorney Percy Allen Rose of Johnstown sues Mrs Ella J Mountz coal operator for 8000 in fees for trying to save Irene Schroeder from the electric chair in 1930 Rose says Mountz engaged him to aid in the appeal to higher courts and before the pardons board Irene and W Glenn Dague were electrocuted at Rockview prison for killing Corporal Brady Paul of the highway patrol near New Castle Rose says Mountz agreed to pay 10000 but has paid only 2000
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Percy Allen Rose
Johnstown
Ella J. Mountz
Irene Schroeder
Rose
Rockview Prison
Brady Paul
Highway Patrol
New Castle
Senate confirms six members to Federal Reserve Board
Washington January 28 Acting with surprising speed the senate banking and currency committee today confirmed the nominations of six members of the federal reserve board sent to the senate yesterday by President Roosevelt.
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International News Service
Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Roosevelt
Funeral turnout for King George draws vast global crowds
London reports that more people participated in the royal funeral than any prior event. Some two million watched the procession, millions attended services worldwide, and untold listeners heard a worldwide radio broadcast reaching America before dawn and the South Pacific by night. Radio commentaries aired in seven languages including English French German Spanish Flemish Dutch and Japanese.
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International News Service
London
George
America
South Pacific
Start Plans To Provide Bonus Funds June 15
Washington January 28 Soldiers bonuses and cash will be waiting for them June 15 the date set by congress secretary Morgenthau promised today as he prepared to confer with chiefs of the post office department and veterans administration He said no new financing method would be used to raise the 2200000000 fund needed to meet the act and bonds will be prepared to meet demands Need 38000000 Bonds To meet the demands the treasury will prepare 38000000 bonds
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International News Service
Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Post Office Department
Veterans Administration
Treasury
Fire destroys Italian Club in West Pittsburg
Fire of unknown origin damaged about 500 dollars worth of furniture and fixtures in the Italian Club of West Pittsburg at 4 45 o'clock today. James Germaine first noticed the blaze and alerted the volunteers who arrived quickly. Firefighters saved the building, with total damage estimated around 500 dollars.
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West Pittsburg
James Germaine
Tax Bachelors Old Maids To Get Old Age Pension Fund
Chicago January 28. Economist Dr Frank G Dickinson of the University of Minnesota proposes a state based old age pension plan funded by taxes on bachelors and childless couples. The plan would tax single and childless households more, with exemptions for families with children, and invest pensions through private insurers.
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International News Service
Chicago
Frank G. Dickinson
University of Timois
Economist
Street Car Crash At Mt. Pleasant
A runaway street car on a Mt Pleasant hill leaped rails and crashed into a brick building, injuring two seriously. Victims from Mt Pleasant were Charles King 45 and Salvadores Calabrese 46. four others suffered lesser injuries including motorman William Zandel 59 and passengers Verna Andres 24 Walter Rundneck 24 and Felix Abatisky 18 from Morewood. The car line runs between Tarrs.
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International News
Greensburg
Mt. Pleasant
Charles King
Salvadores Calabrese
William Zandel
Verna Andres
Walter Rudneck
Felix Abatisky
Morewood
Tarrs
Four Reported As Burned To Death In Oklahoma Home
Norman Oklahoma January 28 Four persons were reported to have burned to death when the home of Ed Meltabarger caught fire in a remote rural section near here today Early reports state Meltabarger his wife and one of two children were dead Three of the Meltabarger children escaped the blazing two story house It was reported
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International News Service
Norman
Okla
Ed Meltabarger
Here
Meltabarger
Dodds Requests WPA Action On Mine Sealing In County
Andrew Dodds president of the Lawrence County Sportsmen's Association urged the Works Progress Administration to advance mine sealing projects on creeks in Lawrence County to curb pollution, preserve fish habitat, and allow fishermen to pursue their hobby. He presented a report detailing pollution sources and argued sealing these would keep streams clean and support local fishing interests.
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Andrew Dodds
Lawrence County
Chicago Bandits Loot Raid at Rand-McNally Office
Four masked gunmen raided the second floor offices of Rand McNally Publishing Company in Chicago. They terrorized seven employees and escaped with loot estimated at more than $12,500.
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International News Service
Chicago
Rand-McNally Publishing Company
New Castle Plant Resumes 8 O'clock Shift Monday
New Castle plant of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company will restart at 8 o clock Monday February 3 with 12 hot mills in operation. General Manager David S Pyle said Shenango plant workers will return to New Castle and no new hires will be added.
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American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
David S. Pyle
Shenango
Pyle
Two Heidelberg Brothers Get Long Prison Terms
In Pittsburgh on January 28 two Heidelberg brothers faced lengthy sentences after allegedly plotting to kill their mother and brother over a Christmas Day family quarrel. Frank Nebrasky received 314 to seven years for felonious assault and two years for conspiracy to commit murder, while Charles Nebrasky was placed in the workhouse for two years on the conspiracy charge. The pair allegedly fired several wild shots when their mother Mrs. Josephine Nebrasky and brother Joseph refused to reconcile domestic troubles.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Frank Nebrasky
Charles
W. Heber Dithrich
Josephine Nebrasky
Joseph
Acting Captain of Morro Castle Receives Two Years
New York January 28 Acting Captain William F P Warms of the Morro Castle was sentenced to two years in prison for criminal negligence linked to the disaster that killed 134 people in September 1994. Federal Judge Hulbert imposed the sentence in the case that followed the liner's ill fated voyage.
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International News Service
New York
William FP. Warms
Morro Castle
Bentence
Hulbert
Death ends Louisiana governor Allen’s bid to fill Long seat
White haired O. K. Allen, governor of Louisiana and longtime leader of Huey Long’s party, died at 10 40 a m at the governor’s mansion. The cause was throat hemorrhage after a blood vessel burst in his throat during a strenuous campaign to fill Long’s unexpired Senate term. Doctors said the death leaves Louisiana without a senator designate. Dr Clarence Lorie said every effort was made to stop the bleeding.
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International News Service
Baton Rouge
O. BK. Allen
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Clarence Lorie
Allen
Senate
Sen
Long
State Capitol
Lorie
Sen. Long
Lady of the Lake Sanitarium
Tax Returned To Milling Company
Pittsburgh January 28 by order of Federal Judge F P Schoonmaker the Robert Jamieson and Sons Company Fredonia Pennsylvania flour millers today were to receive a check for 1116.36 less costs representing processing taxes paid under the now abrogated agricultural adjustment act.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
F. P. Schoonmaker
Robert Jamieson & Sons Company
Fredonia
Col Knox To Speak At Beaver Dinner
Invitations reached New Castle citizens for the Manufacturers Association dinner in Beaver Falls on February 9 with Col Frank Knox the chief speaker. Knox is seen as a potential Republican presidential nominee.
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Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Midwest
Topeka
Col. Knox
Beaver
New Castle
Manufacturers' Association
Beaver Falls
Col
Frank Knox
Musing on Snowbirds and a Wish for Warm Weather
Arthur Memeter writes about snowbirds in the north shedding their night clothes and diving into icy creeks each morning. He jokes about their mental pep and expresses a desire to move south where cotton flows and the sun shines, noting it is twenty one above today.
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