Noted Actor Eddie Fos Dies En Route to California
In a Kansas City death from heart disease the popular actor Eddie Fos, age 37, ends a bid to rest and finish his life. He planned to work a little longer in California but collapsed after leaving the stage. The item discusses life insurance refusals and cautions about overexertion.
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Luke Shoots Down His First Enemy Plane In War Drama
In a World War I era narrative, Lieuten ant Luke rises from training to join the 27th Aero Squadron near Chateau Thierry. Amid heavy air battles over the Marne Salient, Luke earns his chance as a pilot while his fellow airmen question his experience. The piece notes tensions within the squadron and Luke's cautious ascent as a fighter.
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Willis denies he plans big battle against Hoover
Columbus wire reports Senator Frank B. Willis of Ohio denied plans to wage an intensive fight against Herbert Hoover’s presidential bid in the Ohio primary. He said the contest for national convention delegates would be good natured and offered Ohio Republicans a chance to express party policies. Observers saw potential for factional strife between Willis and Hoover camps.
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In Congress Today Senate and House Agenda
Not in session. Interstate Commerce Committee hears John J. Exch. for reappointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Foreign relations committee hears General John A. Lejeune on Nicaragua. House Labor committee continues hearings on convict labor bill.
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51 Cases Listed For March Term
Disposal by plea of many of the 51 cases listed for trials. March term of quarter sessions court opens Monday March 5 at 10 am. Grand jury meets Monday at 10 and traverse jurors report Tuesday at 10 per Judge Arird. New cases include Roy Catling liquor law violation Ray Collins threats Raymond Collins assault and battery John Urbanick Snyder act violation. Other docket items include Swanson check for 38.22 Wolf intoxicated driving Ott assault Bowen false pretenses Gnip aggravated assault Gnip threats Campbell motor vehicle without owner knowledge Decker false pretenses Daley driving intoxicated Sveda Sarceny Carl Anderson allowing intoxicated driver Shenshals liquor law violation.
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Subcommittee of Five Named for Coal Probe
A senate Interstate Commerce sub committee of five senators was appointed to inspect coal fields in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. Members are Couzens Wheeler Wagner Metcalf and Gooding with Gooding to lead the delegation. Couzens objects to the field trip calling it a hippo drome. Ruth Hanna McCormick urged extending the Johnson coal investigation into Illinois citing suffering and destitution.
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Seismic Forecast by Bendendi Warns Of Global Quakes
In Faenza Italy on February 18 a news forecast claims Prof Bendendi, a noted seismologist, predicted earthquakes tomorrow night in Alaska, Mexico, Jugoslavia and Italy, with a warning of further tremors in Africa and the Far East on February 26 27.
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Ferry Peralta disaster leaves many missing in rush hour chaos
In San Francisco a ferry named Peralta capsized during the evening crush near Goat Island. About 100 passengers went overboard as a heavy wave hit the crowded deck. Six investigations begin to fix responsibility while crew members and the Hayward ferry rescue others. Over 60 passengers were rescued, with several reported missing.
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Fights Kill Over 200 Natives in Trans Jordan Front
London Feb 18 UP More than 200 natives were killed in frontier fighting in Trans Jordan reports from Jerusalem say. The clashes pitted the Mejd Mutah Wahabi tribe led by Sheik Feisal Ed Dawish against Bedouins led by Bene Sekr after Ed Dawish sought tribute in the name of King Ibn Saud, Sultan of Mejd.
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Bombing Stirs Snowbound Search in Finleyville
In Finleyville Pennsylvania state troopers and Washington County authorities hunted a man believed to dynamite the home of 32 year old Harry Barnes. Barnes and his wife escaped unharmed as the attacker fled into blinding snow after Barnes pursued him briefly. The blast shattered a wall and hurled porch debris. Frank Barnes 84, Harry’s father, was knocked from his bed but uninjured.
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Warren Debate Teams Even Break With Erie
Warren High School debate teams split wins with Erie East. Warren negatives won in Warren on the topic relief for farmers, while Erie took the affirmative at their venue. Local and visiting crowds witnessed balanced performances with music and readings between rounds.
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Tribune Tonight Page Descriptions and Local News Index
The Tribune Tonight lists page by page content including stock market tables late local and telegraph news on page two and features on page three four five and six. It notes weekly auto news society and church items and a market section on page two and twelve regional briefs across multiple towns.
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Midwest Cold Wave Brings Snow Across East Tonight
A Midwest cold wave drives heavy snow and plummeting temperatures into the East with Chicago buried under eight inches and Western Pennsylvania reporting its heaviest snow of the season. Ohio and Pennsylvania roadways suffer numerous accidents and power lines fail as blizzard winds lash the Midwest.
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Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania Thursday
Cloudy with likely snow tonight and Sunday, colder through the period. A low pressure center moved from the central valley toward the New Jersey coast and now covers the middle Atlantic coast states, with the heaviest snow reported near the lake effect region and light to moderate rains over the gulf and south Atlantic states.
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