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05 Apr 1934
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1934
Page
1
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Solon Asks 2 Billions For Public Works
Washington dispatch reports Rep. Henry Ellenbogen introducing a new 2.4 billion dollar public works bill aimed at boosting Pittsburgh flood control and Allegheny county projects. The measure would allocate 400 million for highways and distribute the rest by population and relief rolls to stimulate employment nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Untermyer
PWA
Wagner
Bill Crawford Co
Sparta Road
Solon
United Press
Washington
Henry Ellenbogen
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Eilenbogen
Tri-State
Hillenboken
Ellenboxen
Camden Labor Troubles Near Pistol Permit Strike Crisis
Camden New Jersey April 6 labor unrest hits Campbell Soup Co as strikers beat employees contending for pistol permits. Company seeks sweeping injunction to bar picketing and prevent disruption of products. Union head Frank Yanning condemns arming more than a few workers, warning of violence and inflamed tensions.
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Amdin
N.J
Campbell Soup Company
Aru
Emiplayes
Ares
Frank Yanning
If You Can Spell These Youre Champ
The list shows 48 county spelling champions failed to spell a diverse set of difficult words at the state spelling bee in Harrisburg on April 5. Words include antIpo des tyranical nonfeasance plebiscite and others, reflecting wide range of origins and spellings tested.
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United Press
Larrisburg
National lottery bill urged to fund veteran benefits
Rep. Wilard A. Kenney of New Jersey urges a national lottery bill to raise about 1,000,000,000 yearly for veterans compensation and pensions with approval from the president. The plan would redirect tax burdens, curb gambling on numbers, and reduce reliance on income taxes while funding veteran needs.
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Washington
United States
Wilward A
Kenney
N. J
Sake Today
House
Ways and Means Committee
Veterans Administration
National Lottery
Insull Seeks Bail in Extradition Case From Turkey
Samuel Insull, detained in Istanbul, seeks release on bail as lawyers argue arrest was illegal and extradition to the United States is warranted. They report new grounds for appeal while authorities remain intent on trying him for fraud related to a utilities collapse. His morale rises with $10,000 from London agents arriving to aid his defense.
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United Press
Istanbul
Turkey
Samuel Insull
Turleisa Pigarettes
Lontan
Inmall
United States
Eskicher
Tasull
London
Sim
Inari
Utiilies
Refuse Delay Elk Co Trial in Malfeasance Case
Ridgway April 5 Judge E H Baird denied a bid by Charles J Margiotti for a continuance in the Bike county malfeasance trial. Margiotti, Republican governor nominee candidate and chief counsel for the defendants, argued campaign time and health claims. The trial, set for next Monday, faces questions after a defendant’s father’s death.
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United Press
Ridgway
E. H. Baird
Charles J. Margiotti
Governnor
Bike County
Margiotti
Caach
H. Leader
B. DeHaven Brown
Widow of Judge Gary Stricken New York
Mrs. Albert Gary, widow of the late chairman of United States Steel, died today at her Fifth Avenue home in New York.
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Gary
United Press
New York
Aibert Gary
Lste
United States Steel Gorporstins
Fifth Ave- Nile
F D R Begins Second Week of Vacation
President Roosevelt enters the second week of his vacation aboard Vincent Astor's yacht Nourmahal off El Bow Bay Batamia pursuing elusive marlin prized in tropical waters. The party plans to stay at the Bahama key a while longer before trying other grounds. The president keeps a relaxed routine, fishing when desired and reading in shade, chatting with friends and napping.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Trapic
Elbow Bey
Batamia
Ringevelt
Vincent Astor
Lwo
Notrmahal
Public Hearing On 27 Ordinances This Evening
City Council will hold a public hearing at the Municipal building at 7:20 this evening on Bills Nos 690 and 691 licensing electrical contractors and junk dealers. A $25 license with $2 annual renewal for contractors and $50 for junk dealers are proposed, with penalties from $25 to $100 for violations. Citizens and local business owners are urged to attend and voice opinions before any adoption.
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Municipal Commission
Citzems
Nichols
Moving season marked by many changes here
The moving season accelerates across Gorry residents with numerous relocations in progress and more expected by May 1. Notable moves include Arthur Dekman from 359 Sout Center to 380 East Main and Joseph Brisitle from 933 Burton to 420 King, among many others listed with current and new addresses.
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Gorry
Arthur Dekman
Sout Center Street
East Main
Joseph Brisitle
Burton
King
John Windall
Harold Rausher
Marion
Theodore Swanson
South Center
East
Congress
Tewell
Sonty Center
H. Anderson
Grove
Second Avenue
Rev
Carl Horra
Concord
Louis B. Decker
Spring
Stroup
Irving
West Ghurd
Mra. M.gordon
Park Place
North Center
John Banks
E. Bond
Roy Burleigh
Notts Center
West Smith
Frank Seamens
Lucy Jacobs
Liberty
Mott
H. R. Rhodes
Park
Glenn Brooks
Hast Smith
Edward Peldé
B. Smith
Kenneth Gregory
M. Edward Moore
Franklin
Heaton
West Congress
Mr J. Purcell
Wright
B. W.mechinteck
Ligast Irving
J. W. Intein
W .Church Street
West Pleasant
Andrew Howgard
Shady Ave
East Main Street
Springdale Church Destroyed by Fire After Explosion
Springdale Pa April 5 Interior of the Springdale United Presbyterian church burned out after a fire reportedly followed an explosion. No injuries reported as flames gutted the building and investigators examined the scene.
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Springdale
Springdale United Presbyterian Church
Erie Man Tries Drowning in Bay Over Hunger
An Erie man, Stanley Hrozenwack98, attempted suicide by drowning in Erie Bay after a stated hunger-driven crisis. He was found in distress and the incident prompted emergency response. authorities are reporting the motive as self harm amid food deprivation.
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Unite Press
ERIE
Stanley
100 Or More Men To Get Work On Projects Here
Nevin R Dickson met with Administrator Vicary and others overseeing the new federal works division to resume local relief projects. Officials announced the resumption of relief jobs by Monday and interior redecorating at the Washington building, with plans for street travel, sewer extension in Fourth Ward, and other projects to provide employment for over a hundred men. Maginder Dickson aimed to arrange action at the afternoon conference.
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Nevin R. Dickson
Vicary
Federal Works Division
Ralph
Deway
Corry
Erie
Washington Building
Maginder Dickson
Havelso
Junior-Senior Prom Stages Glamorous Corry High Event
Corry High School held its annual Junior-Senior prom with a reception and banquet at Hotel Corry followed by a dancing party at Victorium Junior High School. Eighty five couples danced to Dick Lecksell and Palate Royale of Buffalo as 100 guests attended dinner in the hotel dining rooms. Senior class colors green and white decorated the banquet, with Lee Shoemaker presiding as toastmaster and Roy Read welcoming guests including Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Sheen. Victor Dietzel, Senior class president, spoke graciously. Continued on page three.
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Corry High School
Corry
Victorium
Dick Lecksell
Palate Royale Orchestra
Buffalo
Horace Brynolfson
Thieves Take $20,000 In Gems From Mrs Loeb Home
Police seek daring thieves who stole jewelry valued at $20,000 from Mrs Frances Lehman Loeb, wife of broker John L Loeb and niece of Gov Lehman. The jewels were taken from her bedroom dressing table while the couple stayed at her father Arthur Lehman’s home in New York. Last seen Tuesday.
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Times Press
New York
Frances Lehman Loeb
Lehman
John L. Loeb
Erie burglary trio sentenced in county court case
Warrantors 24 of Cuttywun day received a fine of 25 dollars and an indeterminate sentence in Huntingdon reformatory after pleading guilty to one count of breaking and entering in Erie county court. Kenneth Sprit pleaded guilty to receiving stolen goods and was paroled for one year. Frank Pless received the harshest sentence, sent to the Western penitentiary.
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Cuttywun Day
Huntingdon Reformatory
Erie County
Erie
Kenneth Sprit
Frank Pless
Western
Tor
Margin reform battle in Senate bill attack
Samuel Untermyer voices opposition to the Fletcher Rayburn stock market control bill before the Senate banking committee. He cites past abuses by Lee Higginson and Co. in Kreuger and Toll cases and argues security holders lack access to stock lists. He opposes fixed statutory margins, favoring a shifting standard under the Federal Reserve Board.
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United Press
Washington
Samuel Untermyer
Fletcher-Rayburn
Senate Banking Committee
Untermyer
Lee Higginson and Co
Krueger
Toll Properties
Lee Higginon
Kreuger
Toll
Untermyer Sail
Lee Higginson
Kreuges
Securties Wolders
Bio Federal Reserve
Baldwin Jr. Wins State Spelling Championship in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on April 5, 49 county representatives competed in the state spelling bee at the modern education building. William T. Baldwin Jr., of Lebanon County, triumphed after Luzerne’s J. R. Brotherton misspelled a word related to dietetics. Each contestant earned a Thaddeus Stevens medal presented by Mrs. Benjamin Atlee.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Thaddeus Stevens
Benjamin Atlee
Millersville
Steel magnate opposes Wagner labor bill at hearings
Weirton Steel chairman Ernest J. Weil denounces the Wagner bill as coercive and anti union, charging it would force workers into the AFL and threaten labor peace. He cites coercion concerns, asserts most employees prefer existing company unions, and defends Weirton Steel’s labor stance with editorial support backing his position.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Ernest J. Wei
Weirton Stes Gomping
Nationhop Board
WHA
Senate
Education
Wagner Dill
West
Finténs
American Federation of Labor
Labor Board
Hill
National Steel Company
William Green
Weirton
West Virginia
Organina Union
W. Vs. News
Weirton Steel Company
United States
Secretary Perkins Sees Recovery Gaining Daily
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins told a capacity audience in Cleveland that employment and production are at their highest peak since Roosevelt's recovery program began. She noted a steady rise since February and predicted the end of March would see peak ranches, with employment and production approaching the October highs.
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United Press
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Jence
Perkting
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