Regulation Of Beer Sales In State Studied
Harrisburg reports Governor Gifford Pinchot announced a study of the Sowers-Conner bill regulating beer and wine sales in Pennsylvania and predicted action next week. The measure would legalize beer by April 7 while state authorities prepare permits for manufacturers and consider interstate shipment issues. The beer control bill was returned to a special committee for further study and possible hearings.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
William A. Schnader
State Alcohol Permit Board
Schnader
Commonwealth
Richard J. Beamish
California Earthquake Hastens Eastern Trip Of Former Local Folks
Former local residents Mr and Mrs Albert Russell visiting their kin in New Castle recall the Los Angeles quake that rattled Pacific coast towns. They fled their building fearing collapse while on a Los Angeles restaurant visit, amid frightened crowds and screams.
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California
Los Angeles
Albert Russell
Santa Monica
Compton
Long Beach
Pacific Coast
Earl Wimner
Highland Avenue
New Castle
Mr. Russell
Spring Debate Breaks Over Arrival Says Weather Wins
Pa Newe notes conflict between calendar and skies as spring claims arrival but personal warmth remains elusive. Old Man Winter lingers while drivers report slick hills and a curb collision on Highland avenue near Grant street. Castlewood plans include razing old buildings under a new city plan announced last night.
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Pa Newe
Winter
Highland Avenue
Grant Street
Castlewood
Daily Weather Report Summary of 24 Hour Period
U S weather statistics show a maximum temperature of 41 and minimum 30 with 0.03 inches of precipitation and a river stage of 10 feet for the 24 hours ending at 9 am. Figures for the same date last year recorded a 53 degree high and 0.71 inches of precipitation.
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U. S
Gunmen Blast Suburban Bank On Chicago Outskirts
Six gunmen used nitro glycerin to blast into the Argo State Bank vault in Argo, suburb of Chicago, escaping with cash, gold, and deposits. They opened 45 safety boxes before police intervened after midnight, binding a janitor before continuing operations for over two hours.
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Chicago
International News Service
Mar
Argo State Bank
Argo
Deryl Claer
Divorce case of Mrs Janet Allen Walker against James J Walker
In Miami on March 22 the fate of Mrs Janet Allen Walker's divorce suit against former mayor James J Walker was placed with the Dade Circuit court after her testimony. Master in Chancery Dowdell took the case under advisement and plans to submit a recommendation. Cohen stated she had proved her case and expected success.
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Miami
Fla
Janet Allen Walker
James J. Walker
Dade Circuit Court
Benjamin Cohen
Walker
Death notices for several citizens announced
Death records list Mrs. T. J. McCleary aged 73 of 33 North Beaver Street and Mrs. Jennie Condello aged 50 of Ellwood City. Also noted are infant or child entries including Robert Mathews age seven of East Brook and Seth S. Waddington of Detroit Michigan.
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T. J. McCleary
North Beaver Street
Robert Mathews
East Brook
Seth S. Waddington
Detroit
Mich
Jennie Condello
Ellwood City
Seven year old dies after truck accident near East Brook school
Robert Merie Mathews, seven, son of John and Gladys Mathews of East Brook, died at Jameson Memorial hospital at 6 p m after being struck by a truck near the East Brook school. He was born August 6, 1925 and attended Neshannock United Presbyterian church. Funeral set for Friday at 2 30 p m at Neshannock United Presbyterian Church with Rev J M Guthrie officiating. Interment in Oak Park cemetery.
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Robert Merie Mathews
John Mathews
East Brook
Jameson Memorial Hospital
East Brook Public School
Neshannock United Presbyterian Church
John
Gladys Viola McDevitt Mathews
William Leroy
Norman Claire
William McDevitt
W. J. Mathews
Martha McDevitt
New Castle
R. D
Frew Mill Road
J. M. Guthrie
Oak Park Cemetery
Tax receipts rise while income tax debate grows
A Beverly Hills columnist argues that income tax receipts doubled despite the worst year in history and contends that all earners should be taxed on what they earn. He blasts tax-exempt bonds as a loophole and calls for universal taxation, including farm grocery store and municipal bonds.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Amnesty Brings Nazi Troops Cleared of Charges
Berlin reports that President Hindenburg granted sweeping amnesty to Nazis and Nationalists who acted prior to yesterday in support of the national revolution, cancelling all charges. Eight of ten Americans claiming attacks by Nazis were Jews. The United States orders its Berlin embassy to report on Jewish persecution under Hitler and to notify consuls across Germany.
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Berlin
United States
Hindenburg
Washington
Mar
Germany
Pardon Hearing Nears End in Judd Trunk Murder Case
Winnie Ruth Judd faces possible pardon or commutation as the Arizona state pardon board nears a ruling on her death sentence for the dismemberment murders of Agnes Anne Leroi and Hedvig Samuelson. If denied, attorneys plan appeals to the U S Supreme Court. She is slated for execution April 14 at Florence prison.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes Anne Leroi
Hedvig Samuelson
Los Angeles
State Pardon Board
Florence
Pardon Board
United States Supreme Court
Hoover Returns Home to Palo Alto After Visit
Former President Herbert Hoover arrives in Palo Alto California for a recuperative stay. He is welcomed by city officials and friends and says he is "home to stay" without revealing future plans.
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Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
Fine
International News Service
MacDonald Wil Make Report To British Cabinet
Prime Minister MacDonald arrived at 10 Downing Street after conference talks with Mussolini and Daladier. He told reporters negotiations would result in success and joined the cabinet in session to brief on European peace efforts.
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MacDonald
London
Croydon
Mussolini
Italy
Daladier
Vance
Sir John Simon
Downing Street
Burglars Loot Enon Valley Post Office
Robbers forced a side door at the Enon Valley post office and stole about $100 in cash and two parcels. State and county police suspect Ohio intruders crossed the state line during a snow storm between two and three this morning. No clues were found and fingerprints on the safe handle were a possibility.
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Enon Valley Post Office
Lee
B. J. Rocks
Inboden ‘Store
H. C. Best
Enon Valley
Best
Ohio
Warner Seeks Divorce Over Mental Cruelty Claim
Hollywood veteran actor H. B. Warner files for divorce in Los Angeles alleging mental cruelty. Rita Stanford Warner stayed out until the early hours and refused to explain her whereabouts, according to the suit filed March 22.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Rita Stanford Warner
H. B. Warner
Football authority Dr Fonsa A Lambert shot by son dies
Dr Fonsa A Lambert national football rules committee member dies at Grant hospital after son Samuel 17 shot him claiming he was choking Lambert's wife Dorothy The boy says he acted in defense as police note possible drinking The elder Lambert 50 authored football books led Columbus firms and OSU veterinary faculty member 1910 1913
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Columbus. O
Fonsa A. Lambert
National Football Authority
Grant Hospital
Samuel
Dorothy Lambert
Lambert
National Football Rules Committee
Bexley
Columbus Eerum Co
Ohio State University
College of Veterinary Medicine
Roosevelt Signs Farm Relief Bill Ends Dry Law For 3.2 Beer
President Roosevelt signed the 3.2 beer bill ending bone dry prohibition. The change takes effect with sales starting April 7 in about half the states, affecting about 75 million Americans.
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Roosevelt
International News Service
Washington
Mar
America
Will Pass House Declares Rainey Rainey Opposed by Some Supporters
The administration farm relief bill moves for House passage with Speaker Rainey predicting a two to one vote. The bill authorizes leasing land to cut production and raise prices via a processing tax of up to 1 billion dollars, drawing mixed reactions and a possible two week Senate delay.
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Washington
Mar
House
Rainey
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Identity Of Kidnappers In Masury Case Revealed
Masury Ohio March 22 United States Department of Justice agents said they have a definite idea who abducted 15 year old Peter Myers snatched from his home doorway Saturday night Investigators name a local man as a possible suspect while two of four arrested in Youngstown remain in custody The boy’s father posted a 200 dollar reward for information leading to his son's return and said he will do what he can to meet ransom demands.
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Masury
United States Department of Justice
Peter Myers
Myers
E. W. Peters
Department of Justice
Cleveland
Youngstown
Peter
Wilkes-Barre Man Killed in Berwick Crash
Charles Pascoe of Wilkes-Barre was killed when his car left the road near Berwick and struck a pole. Five others were treated for minor injuries at Berwick Hospital including George and Katherine Golden and Albert Nesbitt and Joseph Detrich of Wilkes-Barre and Joseph Novitsky of Larksville. Margaret Campbell, recently treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital, returned home.
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International News Service
Berwick
Charles Pascoe
Wilkes-Barre
Berwick Hospital
George and
Katherine Golden
Albert Nesbitt
Joseph Detrich
Joseph Novitsky
Larksville
Margaret Campbell
Moore Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Flood Crest Eases as Ohio River Valley Clears
Warm sunshine returned to the flooded Ohio river valley after a week of danger from high water and a looming influenza threat. Ten deaths and millions in damage have been reported as U S engineers in Cincinnati forecast rapid river recession by Friday with refugees still scattered along the riverfront.
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Ohio River Valley
International News Service
Cincinnati
Ohio River
U. S
Spring Triumphs Over Winter in Short Play
The tale frames Spring as heroine with Winter in a smaller villain role. Winter steals the show with rough display while Spring collapses. the piece notes Spring is down and Winter rises, marking thirty three.
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Winter
Villian
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