SCHOOL BOARD TO NAME NEW SUPERINTENDENT TONIGHT
The Corry Public Schools board is to elect a superintendent for a four year term at a special meeting this evening. Ralph S. Dewey is favored for re election as superintendent, with no confirmed other applicants and rumors of nominations from board members. Dewey denies applying for any Warren Public Schools post.
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Board of Bawcation
Ralph S Dewey
Corry
Dt Y
Bom
Jvening
Dewey
Denis
Warren Public Schools
Twenty seven applicants for school janitor job chosen
Twenty seven applications for the janitor post at the air view school building were reviewed by the Board of Relocation in executive session. George Thomas was named to the position effective April 16, with potential retention for next year if satisfactory. The meeting discussed CWA work delays, Centennial observance plans, enrollment totals, and preparations for the county spelling contest in Erie.
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Airview
Board of Relowation
Tase
George Thomas
Warren Instrict
Dewey
Lave
Hillstrom
Barns
Tressurer
CWA
Nav Qworks
Beller
World peace menaced by global arms race report
British leader Arthur Henderson, president of the world arms conference, addressed delegates in Geneva urging faster treaty framing to curb the growing arms race. He warned the arms buildup already begun and urged progress at the conference’s steering committee openings.
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Stewart Srown
United Press
Geneva
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
World Arma Comferenci
Henderson
Minstrel Benefit Postponed Again for Red Cross
Interior decorating delays in the High school auditorium keep the Minstrel Show for Red Cross on hold. The production is moved to next week with exact dates to be announced later this week.
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Ene
Red Cross
New Rumors Of Dillinger Seen In Pittsburgh
United Press reports revived police interest as rumors spread that John Dillinger and an associate were seen in the Pittsburgh area. Observers noted an Indianapolis license plate 80-389 tied to an auto bought by a woman receiver in an Indianapolis sale, with a woman named Fredi Pensfield linked to the purchase and a possible Dillinger relative using the address. Police and state authorities weighed the tips from an informant about the vehicle in West Liberty Pittsburgh and a separate line tying Dillinger and John Hamilton to a East Liberty sighting.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
John Dillinger
Indianapolis
Indiana
West Liberty
John Hamilton
Dilinger
Indianapolis Mu
Fredi Pensfield
LaSalle St
Dillinger
Ind
Joli Stamitton
East Liberty
Wealthy broker held on littering charge in New York
Alfred L. Savage a Fishkill New York insurance broker was arrested in New York City on April 1 and held in one thousand dollar bail for a hearing on April 18 on a charge of letters against the life of the President of the United States
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New York
Alfred L. Savage
Fishkill
N.Y
United Station
Frazier-Lempriee currency bill faces House fight
In Washington april 10 a cross party push to discharge the agriculture committee from the frazier lempriee bill aims to force consideration of a drastic currency expansion plan. The measure would refinance all farm mortgages with government bonds bearing 1.5 percent interest and create a large new currency. The drive drew support from both Democratic and Republican conservatives amid a tense battle over signatures and potential april 23 action.
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United Press
Washington
House
Congress
Mlhority
Agriculture Committee
Teasure
Lynn Frazier
N. D
William Lempriee
U S Envoy Dies at Dinner Honoring Minister McDowell
A U S envoy, William W. McDowell, who had recently assumed his post in Dublin, collapsed and died during a government dinner in his honor as President Hamron Le Valerd spoke. The incident occurred two weeks into his first diplomatic mission after a career in Montana mining and politics.
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United Press
Dublin
William W. McDowell
United States Legation
Tlelally
Montana
McDowell
Hamion le Valerd
Vote probe of milk industry
The Senate agriculture committee voted to report a bill calling for a Senate inquiry into the nation's silk industry. The bill provides for $50,000 for the investigation.
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United Pres
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
New Registration for Relief Projects Arrives in City
Gen OL of the General state Employment Bureau will register unemployed for the new works program at the Municipal Building on Thursday from 8 am until all men are registered. Eligibility is limited to those actually receiving relief. The registration may imply little chance of resuming relief projects soon, though authorization to resume school jobs may come within days.
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General State Employment Bureau
Cain
Ralph S. Dewey
Victory
Governor Pinchot Opens Campaign for U S Senate
Governor Pinchot launched his bid for the U S Senate in an opening radio address. He attacked Senator Reed as a figurehead for Melon interests and big corporate power, portraying Reed as serving Morgan and Mellon allies and the public utilities against Pennsylvanians. Pinchot touted his record on roads, schools, and utility reform.
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United Press Harrisburg
United States Senate
Pinchot
David A. Reed
Melon
Reed
Melons
Senator Reed
Senate
Pennsylvania
Pinchot Wisn
Towhisi
Pennsyvania
Police arrest man in corruption of youth case
Ya April 10 Police detained C. H. Hey a 45 year old on charges of corruption of youth. He allegedly ran a crime school that sent small boys out to steal for him.
Pittsburgh station proprietor dies by suicide
J. H. Houston aged 48, owner of a local service station and brother of Paul Houston an executive with Pittsburgh Farmales System, shot himself at his station in Pittsburgh tonight after an apparent personal crisis. The tragedy occurred around the city station area and investigators are examining the case.
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Kills Self
Pittsburgh
J. H. Houston
Paul Houston
Pittsburgh Farmales System
Romance of New England spinster ends in death pact
Philadelphia reports Miss Alice Pyncheon aged 88, last survivor of the Pyncheon family, left a sealed will promising to keep in her cabinet a package labeled in her room. Her romance began in youth with a 22 year old lover who died before marriage, shaping a lifelong devotion and plan for reunion beyond the grave. Edwin R Sumner of Moorestown, N J explains the tale.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pyncheon
New England
Alice
Edwin R Sumner
Moorestown
N. J
Witles Pyne
Vivor
Miss “Pyncheon
Ake
Bethia Wtters
Aid
Ehrekept
Bath
Senate committee backs SEC control over broker dealers
In Washington the Senate banking committee voted to grant the proposed federal Securities change commission authority over a line of brokers acting as dealers. In Indianapolis Miss Ann Martin, linked to John Dillinger, was named as the buyer of a car connected to his escape to Pennsylvania. The text notes a Senate plot adjournment and President Roosevelt’s disapproval of a currency expansion bill, with reactions from Speaker Raine, and House rejection of Senate amendments to a Home Owners Loan Corporation case. The committee also favored a bill on silver rationalization and related measures, including Wheeler’s silver purchase resolution.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Banking Committee Today
Federal Securities Change Commission
Funch Line
Indianapolis
Ann Martin
John Dillinger
Pennsylvania
Senate Agrisulture Committee
Bishop Cannon Faces 1928 Election Fraud Charges
Washington April 10 Zion campaign turmoil surrounds Bishop James Cannon Jr as he and secretary Ada Burroughs defend against violations of the corrupt practices act. Attorney Robert McNeill argues funds were for campaign work and that reporting the funds to the House clerk shows no violation while disputing alleged misdeeds by Miss Burroughs.
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Frederick C.othman
United Press
Washington
South
District Supreme Court
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ada Burroughs
Robert McNeil
McNeill
House of Representatives
McWeeir
Mias Burroughs
Misers
Court to decide Sunday liquor sales at West Philadelphia club
Philadelphia judge revoked the Tidelio Club liquor license to seek a Supreme Court ruling on Sunday sales by clubs. The opinion notes Sunday liquor sales by clubs may not violate the state liquor control act, but asks the high court to pass on the legal questions involved. Deputy AG Knatler urged revocation after a police raid. the case centers on whether clubs may dispense liquor to members and guests on Sundays without affecting public policy.
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United Press Philadelphia
Aptiliui
James Gay Gordon
West Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Tie
Supreme Court
Wilhelm BW. Knatler
Tidelio Club
Judige Gureon
Uquior Control
Pennsylvania
Public forum on school issues planned in Corry
Citizens and taxpayers of Corry will speak at a public forum organized by the Corty Teachers Association at the Junior High School Monday evening. The event marks the 100th anniversary of public schools in Pennsylvania and uses an interview style with the audience judging.
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Corry
Corty Teachers' Association
Pennsylvania
Clu
Mayon
Fost
Wamp
Eplatform
Ex-convict Tack Neely charged in extortion plot
In St Louis on April 1 federal authorities arrested Tack Neely a former convict and jailed him on a warrant charging him with sending threatening demands for 200000 to Adelin Byetisr a wealthy St Paul drawer whose kidnapping case had previously drawn attention.
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ST. Louis
Tack Neely
Federel
Adelin Byetisr
St. Pail
Kerensky label trips Roosevelts brain trust tale
Washington April 10 Dr William A Wirt named Lawrence Todd of the Soviet Tass News Agency as the person who called President Roosevelt the Kerensky of this revolution Todd testified before a House committee naming six brain trust figures and two aides as present at a September dinner. He said Todd’s remark sparked Red scare talk and that the Kerensky reference appeared in a manuscript outlining the dinner.
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Washington
William A. Wirt Todey
Lawrence Todd
Tass
Roosevelt
Kerensky
Todd
Brain Trust
Federated Press
Organized Labor
4 Agency
Wirt
Essen Iain Trust
Indiana
Roosevelt Brain Trust
Russia
Stalin
House
The
Mary Taylor
AAA
Mildegarde Kneelani
Agriculture Department
Wherensky
Hoosevelt
Hoosier
House “Red
ML. Wilson
Feders
Robert Kohn
Brain Trusters
Henry Rainey
Call for Liberty Bonds Issued by Treasury Department
Banks alert residents to the Fourth Liberty Loan bond call with bonds labeled J K or A, the final digits 9 0 1, urging holders in this section to redeem or exchange for the new securities promptly.
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Treasury Department & 7
Jl Parrong
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