School board drops five teachers and approves raises for 26
Corry City Council hears resignation of City Treasurer Frank E Westley after twelve years. Mind Muller named deputy in Lieottlue amid a reshuffle as Mayor Miller and Councilman Duke discuss possible successors. Westley cites strained relations with the mayor. resignation surprise noted by colleagues.
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Nichols
Muldericks Weaver
Frank E. Westley
City of
Corry
Council Immiediately
Mind Crete Muller
Lieottlue
Lo MN
Ostends
Westley
Tost Na Gime
Misa Mullen
Miller
Cunnollman
Duke Suiggented
Ucluy
Dimanter Westley
Millet
Lishha
Ita
Lao
API
Cuuiell Corry
Goullemen
Tewish
Miltive
Howe
Wenil Glib
Bond Issue Approved to Fund Corry Vocational School
The Corry Board of Education approved a $10,000 bond issue to cover all costs of reconstructing a Vocational school building from the Hatch school. One negative vote from Mrs. E. C. Barnes. ten bonds of $1,110 each at 5 percent interest, semiannual payments due in November and May. The meeting also noted a boiler check and expenses for legal work on a fair grounds suit.
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Board of Education
Corry
Hatch
HE. Barnes
Barnes
Carl L. Henton
Ur Anating Pal
Monroe
C, BF
Bennett
Pidellty and Casualty Company
New York City
Wright and
Spring Streets
Francis Oilinn
Reis
Floods Follow Tornado Toll in Southeast Alabama
United Press reports a tornado and floods sweeping southeast Alabama with six dead and many injured. Rivers Coarah Pea and Choctawhatchee threaten farms. Weather Bureau warns of high crests at Eba and Geneva prompting movement of cattle to higher ground.
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United Press
Ontgomery
Ala
Alabama
Coerah
Pea
Laectawhatchee
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pensacola
Pla
E Ba
Geneva
Louisiana
Mississippi
Blast wrecks Barbee Hotel in Mercedes
An explosion of natural gas demolished the Barbee hotel in Mercedes Texas today injuring four people one critically Claud Reynolds of Santa Maria was in a room where the gas had accumulated and was near death from burns officials said
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Mercedes
Tex
Barbee Hotel
Claud Reynolds
Santa Maria
Villaharta Falls in Major Mutary Front Victory
Villaharta Falls reports a major victory on the mutary front with the rout of the Insurgents and capture of Vil lukara. Local forces described a decisive engagement yielding significant gains against insurgents.
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Mauser
Pio
Anyeus
Villukara
New York Triple Slayer Eludes Police Net
Police Commissioner Lewis J. Valentine led a manhunt for 29 year old sculptor Robert Inwin, charged with the Beegman Hill triple murder. The search centered near the home of Mrs. Ethel Kudner, sister of artist model Veronica Gedeon, and her mother, Mary, along with judge Wennie Byrnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Lewis J. Valentine
Robert Inwin
Beegman Hill
Ethel Gedeon Kudner
Veronica Gedeon
Mary
Wennie Byrnes
Controversy Over Sit-Down Strikes Draws U.S. Action
U S Sulzberger reports John Brophy offers funds to end sit-down strikes conditional on union agreements. Congress plans investigations while House leaders move to study sit-down strike tactics and a bill for federal regulation of layovers faces debate amid anti strike measures.
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U. S. Sulzberger
United Press
Washington
John Brophy
Camities
Iustcial
Brophy
Clare B. Hoffman
R. Mich
Senate
Tenure Bill Passed By Senate To Be Sent To Governor
Harrisburg April 6 The Senate approved house amendments to Mundy’s teachers tenure bill sending it to Gov. Farley for signature. The 44 to 41 vote included one Republican dissent by Sen Breteman. Mundy’s proposal would shield teachers from dismissal as political moves without cause.
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Harrisburg
Mundy
George H. Farle
Clarence
Breteman
Nios
Editor Sthicken Manne Dies in Washington Pa at 68
D Glenn Manne 68 associate editor of the Washington Observer and floor leader in the state assembly during Gov Pinshot second term died suddenly yesterday in Washington Pennsylvania.
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Sthicken
Washington, Pa
D. Glenn Manne
The
Washington Observer
State Assembly
Gifford Pinshot
Corry School District approves resignations and raises
Contracts for five teachers were terminated or revised by the Corry Board in a special session. One resignation accepted with salary increases for twenty six teachers. new hires postponed. Names of those leaving include Miss Latin Bonstee and M J Blanden among others. Ruth Franz resigns for marriage.
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Corry
Board of Education
Mr. Blanden
E. ©. Barnes
Roscoe J. Dearing
Clarence B. Shonp
J W. Lambing
G. C. Bennett
S. Monroe
Carl L. Henton
Director Dearing
Regimae
Ruth Franz
Rimmunds
Schiool
Strike Closes Saginaw Chevrolet Plant After Sit Down
Saginaw Michigan April 8 UAW workers sat down at the Chevrolet steering gear plant after noon, about 800 to 200 men occupying the plant. Organizer R Travis stated the strike was authorized as part of a union action to protest conditions.
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United Press
Saginaw
Mich
United Automobile Workers Union
Chevrolet
UAMWA
Travis
Two Women Die in Crash Formerly of Corry
Two women including Cecilia Anderson 38 of Jumontown died when their car collided with a truck near Vine Street. Florine Tsaaeson 24 luthier and Mirae Williams 30 of Gary were injured. Clyde Gaston of Brewin drove the truck. Avengerment details cite hospital transfers and nursing staff.
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Corry
Mim
Hranie Sperry
East Mewsanl
Ue Tagie Newth
Hr Mere
Florine Tsaaeson
Bt My
Mirae Wilhiun O
Isagon
Gary Fusidehts
Gans
WIL & Companion
Migg
Cecilia Anderson
Jumontown
Lindont
Ny Gilaaight
Misa Isameson
Miss Arionson
Wernen
Florida
Anersins
We Frayelleville Hospital
Withe Mis Tsagexon
Youth Denies Intent To Kill in West Chester Case
Alexander Meyer, 20, testified he did not intend to kill in the case tied to the death of Ruth Ann Meyer. The hearing before judges included questions from his attorney Paul Macelee as the court weighed the evidence at the abandoned well location.
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Moyer
United Press
West Chester
Alexander Meyer
Helen Meyer
Willus
Tie Wil
Ilis
Paul Macelee
Ruth Ann
W. Butles
Wile
Harvey
Kurzt Plant Employees Strike Over Wages and Hours
Workers at Kurtz plant walk out citing desire for higher pay and shorter hours. They claim management did not approach them about a strike, and report the plant’s average wage around 60 cents, with industry gains noted. no settlement attempted by 1:20 PM.
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Toland
Kurta
Four Acquitted in Bank Trial in Bradford Pennsylvania
In Erie on April 6 four of seven men charged with conspiracy to defraud the Commercial National Bank of Bradford were acquitted in Federal court by Judge Robert Gibson. Names included John T. Cunningham Lloyd Parmenter Wilson R. Campbell and John W. Becker. In Beaver Falls Pennsylvania two people died when a car left a highway near the Summit Cut bridge and fell 75 feet onto railroad tracks.
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Cree Erie
Commercial National Bank
Bradinri Pa
Robert Gibson
John T. Cunningham
Cunningham Natural Gas Company
Bradford
Lloyd Parmenter
Bane
Wilson R. Campbell
Farmers and Mechanics Trust Company of
Bath
N. Yu
John W. Becker
Cunningham Gas
Grash Beaver Falls
William Frethy
New Brighton
Mabel Freed
Frethy
Summit Cut Bridge
Administration Opposes Dodge on Court Plan
Washington April 11 Administration leaders voiced opposition to a proposed judiciary reorganization plan that would rely on a constitutional amendment inspired by Roosevelt's court program. Senate committee members said a bipartisan deal to back the amendment would not affect the president's bill, while opponents warn of a broader political fight.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Washington
Prinle Deo Roosevelt
Henry {. Agharat
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roy Pittman
Ney
Joseph
O'Mahoney
Congress
Byron B. Harlin
Miemmwhite
Deste
Harlan
Piual Dent
Burton J. Wheeler
Mont
Homer
Cummings
Charles, Burlingham
New York Bay
Roosevelt
Burlingham
Edward R. Burke
Nebr
Strike clash at Cleveland pits AFL and CIO unionists
In Cleveland on April 6 AFL and CIO members clashed before the Electric Vacuum Cleaner Company plant. Reports say at least a dozen unionists from both sides suffered head injuries and other hurts in a general brawl over the reopening of the plant under an AFL contract.
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American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Electric
A. F. of L
Wreckage Sighted On Mount Baldy After Airliner Crash
Major A D Smith of TWA reports sighting wreckage of a missing Douglas transport on a wooded slope of Mount Baldy near McNary Arizona. He describes attempting to locate the eight aboard while the plane was en route to New York via California and Europe.
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Flice
United Press
Albuquerque
N. My
A. D. Smithy
TWA
Mount Baldy
McNary
Ariz
Majoe Smith Pailioad
Buobink
Calif
New York
Smith Site
Cailt Jfobiir
Mime
Ma Shina
Lite Shexi
John Nulin
Springenville
Aviz
Mawawid
PUC Appointments Confirmed in Harrisburg
Republicans and Democrats approve the newly created public utilities commission with a bipartisan 48 to 7 vote. Dennis J. Velsoell and Richard J. Beamish take oath as members, with salaries listed for commissioners and staff.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Siate
Roy Carter
Far
Nnh
Andrew J. Sor Unl
Taukerhe
Wats Uibrent
Anéthe Oe
Hem George W. Wandward
Phila Hapibla
Sobertyo
Munley Canecenro
Dennis
Oriol
St Marys
Chalemdén
Thoms
Birchanny
Beaver
Gros
Richard If
Beamish
Harrisbury
Atrantey
Guy K
Dat
Lancaster
Donald
Livingston
Media
Pennsylvania
Dennis J. Velseoll
Richard J. Beamish
Commonwealth
David L. Lawrerte
Offre
Gravel Scandal Probed by Pennsylvania Officials
Harrisburg April 6 Highways Secretary Warren Van Dyke reviewed deputy reports on charges that gravel for District No 4 road work in northwestern Pennsylvania was supplied not in accordance with requirements. The inquiry concerns about 100000 paid for inferior gravel. A Grimih district engineer based in Franklin is named in the context.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Pennsylvania
van Dyke
A. Grimih
Pranklin
Rebel Cavalry Ambush Near Badajoz Reported
A Rebel cavalry ambush on the Porbiguene frontier near Badajoz halted a nationalist force. Reports say 10 000 insurgents advanced toward Poll anta, with machine guns mowing down riders and forcing survivors to retreat as infantry dug in.
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Jan Yindich
United Press
Matar
Badajoz
Porbiguene
Clonzalo Quelpa de Mano
Pollanta
Smatches
Urek
Sifictra
Ridera
Forasa
Lewis Drive Starts on Humble Oil Co
John L. Lewis and the Committee for Industrial Organization select Humble Oil Company, affiliate of Standard Oil, for its first effort to unionize the sprawling U S oil industry.
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Lewis
Humble Oil CO
Unites
Houston
Tex
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization Today
Humble Oil Company
Standard Oil
United States
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Wee George W. Collie
Jaymstown
Kninstowe Conenal Hospital
Mie Anderson
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