Kidnapped Lindbergh child case advances with uncertain safety hopes
Diligent investigation continued as authorities, including Governor Muir and Col. Lindbergh, pursued leads. Police reported no firm proof of the child's safety while suspects Waiser and Wagner remained at large and Windsor and Norfolk negotiators signaled possible assurances. Operators offered new sightings and relocations were pursued by investigators.
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Bates Raney
United Press
Hopewell
N. J
Lindbergh
A. Harry Muir
Charles A. Lindbergh
New England
Norfolk
Harry Plelsther
Detroit Purple
Abe Wagner
Finish Probe on Union City Fatality
Coroner W. G. Stroble ruled the death of 10 year old Harold Siverling accidental after an accident at the Shreve Chair Company plant in Union City. He was described as a popular local youth and former Union City high school football team manager. Funeral services will be held Friday followed by burial in Evergreen cemetery.
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W. G. Stroble
Rie
Harold Siverling
Union City
Shreve Chair Company
Sierling
Trig
Siverling
Evergreen Cemetery
Corry Public Schools teachers vote to refund one month salary
Teachers in Corry Public Schools vote to refund one twelfth of the year's pay for the 1992 93 term to aid the district as the Board of Education outlines the financial crisis. Directors express gratitude for the cooperative move and pledge to continue seeking solutions.
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Board of Education
Corry
Charges of socialism in tax debate on pill and estate taxes
Washington April 7 hearings on the pill and estate tax bill drew charges of socialism and wealth confiscation. Treasury Secretary Mills attacked the measure as unjust while senators debated estate taxes, tariffs, and redistribution methods. Couzens and Connally favored breaking up large fortunes by tax, with Mills proposing semi public trusts as a possible avenue.
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Lyler. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Walsh
Dem
Moss
Tydings
Connally
Den
Tex
Couzens
Mills
Firman Cleared In Man's Death In Harrisburg Shakeup
Attorney Robert J. Firman of Hartford, cleared of responsibility in the fatal accident that killed Zillah Brie. The governor’s office announced Firman’s exoneration after a coroner’s inquest found he swerved to avoid a pedestrian and could not avert the crash. The incident occurred as Brie and Michael Bucholter were struck by Firman’s automobile along a highway. The announcement accompanied a broad state employee shakeup in Harrisburg.
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Corry
Robert J. Firman
Harfodayr
Pinghot
Trcreeke
Mattill
East Ninth Street
Firman
Wesleyville
Zillah Brie
Michael Buchelter
FH. D. &, Brie
Ditto
Me Allorne
Zill
Bucholzer
Ay United
Harrisburg
Dajiphin County Dismissals Linked to GOP Ties
Dajiphin county saw numerous dismissals as employees reportedly maintained friendly relations with the Republican state organization, hinting at political influence in personnel changes.
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Dajiphin County
Balkans Floods Report 50 Drowned
A Balkan flood toll reached fifty with reports of many missing as floods disrupted railways and communications in Transylvania. Local authorities warned of continuing high water and urged precautions for residents and travelers.
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Balkan
Transylvania
Nearby Trout Waters Are Being Stocked
Supt Buller and The Carry Fish Hatchery staff stock trout for the 1992 season as daily shipments head to West Spring Creek and Sinnemishon Creek. Nine to ten inch cans distributed today, with recent shipments to streams across Western Pennsylvania.
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Supt. Buller
Carry Fish Hatchery
Pennsylvania
West Spring Creek
Sinnemshoning
Special local registration enrolls 86 voters for April primary
In Erie a special registration drive on Wednesday allowed 86 more Corry voters to participate in the Spring primaries. The Second Ward led with 21 enrollments, followed by the Fourth Ward with 20 and other wards reporting smaller totals. Some party changes were noted and the effort aimed to maximize turnout.
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Corry
Erie
Anther
Fire destroys two Research Buildings at American Aniforme Products
Two research and experiment buildings of the American Anforme Products Co in Lock Haven Pennsylvania were destroyed by fire. Officials did not disclose losses but warned many experimental instruments would be difficult to replace. The blaze is reported to have originated in the research department of one building.
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Goltes Roe Lockhaven
Apri
thesAmerican Anfime Products Co
Corry School Board Rebuffs Married-Teacher Dismissal
The Corry Public Schools board voted 5 to 2 against dismissing married teachers where husbands have steady employment. The decision preserves current policy, blocks removal of Mrs Helen Brown and others, and notes potential savings versus replacing with lower-salary hires.
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Corry Public Schools
Board of
Huucation
Board of Vaucation
C. ¥. Bennell
Messrs Hillstrom Love
Brown
Helen Brown
Fairview
Fourth Ward
Messrs Bennett
Patterson
Mesers Brown
Curtis
Hullstrom
Love
Smith
Rose Brady
Paulson
Dorothy Monroe Carroll
Restore Old Plan for Rail Returns
The House Interstate Commerce Committee reported a bill to retroactively abolish the re capture clause of the Interstate Commerce Act and restore a fair and reasonable return for railroad investments. It also favored a companion bill changing rate making to enable the ICC to set radio freight rates.
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Washington
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
McKeesport men face conviction in numbers lottery case
Assistant District Attorney C. E. Bruger urged conviction of five McKeesport men on numbers lottery charges. He noted defense links to local authorities as Paul Whalen is son of the police chief and William Reddington is brother to a county detective. The jury began deliberations after a court session near eleven.
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Mckeesport
C. E. Bruger
Priger
Paul Whalen
William Reddington
Allegheny County
William ) Darr
Jefferson County
Noted aviator Hawks seriously injured in Worcester crash
Worcester Mass April 7 Frank Hawks internationally famous aviator and holder of many distance flight records was injured possibly critically in a crash at the airport near here today He had planned to return to New York after a lecture to the Worcester Boy Scouts and had trouble lifting off due to mud He was taken to Memorial Hospital with fear of a fractured skull.
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United Press
Worcester
Mass
Frank Hawks
Hawks
Worcester Boy Scouts
New York
Memorial Hospital
Moratorium Sought on State-Required Teacher Pay Increases
Officials of the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction heard Altoona School Districts plea for a moratorium on compulsory teacher salary boosts under the Edmonds act. The board also sent a similar request to Governor Pinchot as a remedy while the economic situation improves.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Department of Public Instruction
Altoona City
Pinchot
Pinchot Flays Utilities on Pennsylvania Campaign Tour
Gov Gifford Pinchot denounces public utilities while rallying to defeat the Ware gang. Speaking in New Castle Franklin Sharon and Meadville he cites alleged excess profits and calls for municipal ownership, touring the state with Major General Smedley Butler.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Smedley D. Butler
U. S
New Castle
Franklin
Sharon
Meadville
Erie
Public Service Commission
Pinchot
Indians
Kittanning
Butler
Beaver
Pennsylvania Power Company
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Chambersburg
Aspinwall
Tona Ellwood
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Freihofer Bakery in Allentown
Fire swept the Freihofer bakery in Allentown, destroying a $1,000,000 plant and leaving only bare walls within hours. Officials say an electric switch in the packing room may have sparked the blaze as 40 bakers worked, with 200 workers and 48 trucks affected when the area caught fire. The plant’s stonework was valued at $900,000, machinery $300,000, stock $160,000, and a $125,000 addition had been completed nine months earlier.
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United Press
Allentown
Ersthofer
Baling
Company Pls
Sinclair Oil Co
Discourages Sales Tax Bill Revival in Senate Hearing
In Washington on April 7 Sen. Couzens Republican Michigan discouraged efforts to revive the manufacturers sales tax as part of the revenue bill telling Seidman of the New York Board of Trade to forget the proposal. In Harrisburg April 7 the Edwards Motor Transit Co applied to the Public Service Commission to amend its interstate traffic certificate between Clearfield and the New Jersey state line linking to New York City and Youngstown Ohio.
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Reece
Washington
Sen. Cousins
Michigan
Senate Finance Committee
Couzens
Seidman
New York Board of Trade
Warrisburg
Edwards Motor ‘Transit Company
Public Service Commission
Ite
Clearfield
New Jersey State Line
New York City
Youngstown
Ine
Pennsylvania Commission to Probe Electric Rates in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania public service commission orders an intensive investigation into electric utility rates. Commissioners Samuel Waller and George W. Woodruff will lead, empowered to confer with utility representatives and review records to assess rate structures and reasonableness.
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Commission
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Samuél Waller
George W. Woodraf
D. B. Amey
Tntuiative
Ballér Call
Ing Tor
Jmod
Erbdindd
Electrio Utilities
Supreme Court upholds TM unemployment relief bill in Philadelphia
The State Supreme Court ruled the $10,000,000 unemployment relief bill constitutional. The decision affirms funds for relief across the state, with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia receiving portions. Justice Kepahrt authored the majority. Justice Simpson dissented.
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Supreme Court
United Press
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Lloyd
Pittsburgh
Prisler
Kephart
Isa
Pinchot
Dauphin J
Kepari
Fraser
Schaffer
Maxey
Simpson
Linn and
Drew
Corry Considers Municipal Feeding House Plan
Mayor Ben B Starr announces Corry weighing a municipal feeding house for the unemployed. J J Mead St Peter G Pulakos and Mulligan Hall manager Charles Orchard are invited to a meeting at the Hotel Corry to explain Mulligan Hall operations to local residents. The Erie visit influenced the idea as Starr toured Mulligan Hall for ideas on a similar relief haven.
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Ben F. Starr
Erie
Mulligan Hall
the Times
J. J. Mead
St. Peter
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
A late edition lists the day’s top radio entertainments across networks including WABC CBS and WEAF NBG. Program notes mention Sclte Reis and Damn and Dante Gypalis in brief entries with times around 3:08 and 03:1k.
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WABC
CBS Network
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