Roosevelt Proposes 1 500 000 Works Relief Program
Corry Democrats join a caravan to Titusville to meet gubernatorial candidate Charles Alvin Jones and Lt Governor candidate Dr Leon Mundy. The tour includes stops at Union City and Cambridge Springs with a large rally planned at Titusville Mantio House.
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Council cites lack of power to change time
City officials say they have no authority to implement a time change or sponsor a referendum. A proposed daylight saving ballot is deemed unofficial and outside council control, with guidance to publish in the newspaper.
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Kiwanis Club Hosts Warren and Gary Guests Event Style
Gary Kiwanians joined Warren club members for a joint meeting at the YWCA. Attendees from both towns enjoyed group singing led by Howard J. Sheen and Charles I Hoffmaster, a Cosy Elwunie orchestra performance, and humorous remarks by Albert Miller. Donations supported civic leaders amid entertainment and bowling games between Corey and Warren teams.
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Corey Fenma
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New Telephone Building Open This Evening
Residents of the city and vicinity are invited to visit the new home of the Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation at Park Place and Park Street this afternoon and evening for open house. The building will be open to the public from 3 to 9 p.m. and the firm invites all to inspect the plant and see the wiring in operation.
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Snow Forecast Hits Central U S Amid Old Blizzards
United Press notes more snow for the central United States as midwestern regions brace for renewed flurries. The system threatens isolated communities, disrupts traffic, and worsens crop damage in Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois, while moisture may aid drought areas in the west.
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Transit and labor tension across cities report
Dispatches from Detroit Harrisburg Tokyo Washington Paris and Paris update readers on transport threats labor leadership split expected political repudiation warnings over armed postures and anticipated relief funds amid scattered notices and a home relocation fragment.
Roosevelt calls advisers to discuss $1.5 billion aid plan
President Roosevelt convened relief advisers at the White House to review an immediate $1.5 billion program. The plan proposes noninterest federal loans to cities states and local governments financed by a $1.3 billion bond issue and to be repaid over 50 years at 2 percent annually.
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Abandoned Car Tied to Slayings in West Virginia
Police shifted the search for slain musician Arthur Rowland to Zanesville Ohio where his bloodstained car was found. A love letter to an Eric Pa girl signed Art was recovered on the victim's body as investigators seek motive. Rowland, 29, was found shot in the head near Hollidays Cove.
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Truckers Blamed Harrisburg for Transportation Woes
The public inquiry led by Commissioner Richard J. Beamish faulted the trucking industry in Harrisburg for ongoing transportation problems. Reports indicate frustrations over freight movement and regulatory practices impacting haulage.
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Unick
Richard J. Beamish
Snow Recall Delays Spring Work By Harrington
Odd verse notes Harrington misjudging season as snow accumulates. Reference to snow plows stored away, delaying summer tasks and causing confusion about weather.
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Cochran and Himebaugh Top Positions in Erie Race
Erie Craytford congressional race draw places J. Cochran Democrat and John W. Himebaugh Republican in top slots. Counts list multiple Democratic and Republican contenders for U S Senate Governor Lieutenant Governor and other offices with several names in each ticket.
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Benjamin Jones
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Dewey
John A, DeRenzo
Wilder divorce granted to Mrs Virginia Wilder
Virginis F. Wilder was granted an absolute divorce from Clinton J. Wilder a Warren munitions maker by County Court Judge W Heber Dithrich after a hearing in Pittsburgh. The former wife had been receiving $1000 monthly support.
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Forefathers Day Observance Planned Here Friday
Forefathers Day activities in the city include a high mass at 8 am at St Thomas church to honor New Sweden's founding and Swedish colonization era. Banks close, some shops follow holiday schedules. PA officials attend the banquet in Philadelphia Friday night. Suzanne Valadon, noted artist and mother of Maud Valadon, died aged 70.
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Probable Levy Doubtful as Budget Talks Begin
Board of Education set a Monday meeting to discuss the 1838 59 school budget and probable tax, with a special later session possible. Budget committee chair J R Dearing Austin Johnson and Clarence Shoop lead the panels. A convention for a new superintendent is planned at 325 o clock Tuesday afternoon and Ralph Dewey is expected to run again.
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Woman Suffers Broken Hip After Slippery Fall
Mrs Minnie Pauluney, 68, of Ga and, slipped on a slick North Center street in She business district yesterday afternoon and fell sustaining a fractured hip. She is hospitalized at Corry hospital in fair condition and expected to recover, though bedridden for weeks. Traffic was cautious as snow diminished and melting began, with a forecast of more rain or sleet tonight or Friday.
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Cross Brothers Sought in Grove City Armored Car Case
Patrols spread as reports tie Paul and David Cross to a Savoy Inn robbery near Grove City in March 2011. Mercer barracks officers Cooper and Hayes were injured while pursuing a suspect later linked to the Cross brothers who were seen near Masury and fled toward Youngstown.
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House Votes 191 to 169 on Killing Plan Reorganization Bill
The House defeated a motion to kill the executive department reorganization bill and voted 191 to 169 to continue consideration. Rep. John J. O’Conner led the motion to strike the enacting clause, while Rep. Lindsay Warren supported passage amid explosive five day debate.
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Plan appeal of oil case ruling
The Pennsylvania oil industry investigation commission prepared to appeal the Sutphin county court ruling to the State Supreme Court. At a hurriedly called meeting the commission authorized to file exceptions and appeal within 30 days, unified on the action after the Dauphin court decision.
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James Blames New Deal for Retarding Business
Altoona Pennsylvania April 7 Superior Court Judge Arthur Haynes Republican gubernatorial candidate blamed New Deal policies for weakening Pennsylvania’s industrial base. He spoke on a state radio network last night criticizing current administration and policies.
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