Earle Sets Special Session Agenda And Anglo Franco Clash
The report outlines a May 4 special session program as political turmoil grows. A Republican brain trust forms with Yale professor Saxon leading a research division to expose New Deal policies,Aid presidential hopefuls, provide analyses, and assist GOP lawmakers nationwide with policy alternatives to the New Deal.
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Earle
United Preag
Washington
Repul- Wang
New Deal
Toainy
Today
Vincent Astor
Saxon
Chicago
Yale University
Yale Law
Republican Brain Trust
New Deal Escacrimenta
Fata
Congress
One Plane Crash Victim Faces Possible Leg Loss
Uniontown dispatch reports Charles G. Challinor 42 of Cleveland among Sun Racer crash survivors with a severely infected left leg. Doctors prepared to amputate above the knee as he remains in serious condition. his wife and father travel to be at his bedside.
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United Press
Uniontown
Charles G. Challinor
Cleveland
Uwe
Cheat Mountains
Challinor
Celia
Cleveland Homie
William
Clarkstang
W. Va
Dra
William A. McTih
Cornelius Mhley
Fat Steele
Quarles Named Superintendent of Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
Gov. Carle appoints Capt. Charles H. Quarles as superintendent of the Pennsylvania Highway Patrol. Quarles, formerly assistant commander at Valley Forge Military Academy, takes the helm in Harrisburg amid changes in state law enforcement leadership.
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Quarles
United Press
Harrisburg
Carle
Charles H. Quarles
Valley Forge Military Academy
Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
State solons approve plan to drain mines Marrisborg
Emergency authorization moves forward to drain flooded mines in Marrisborg. Governor Haile reports favorable senator backing and decisive House support for a deficiency appropriation to fund the $700,000 effort to remove water from Penstaylvenna coal mines.
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United Press
Marrisborg
Stanford Hose Company Names Year's Officers
James P. Sullivan was re elected president at the Stanford Hose Company annual meeting held last evening in the First Ward station club room. New officers include Paul Spiesman as vice president C A Pain secretary Thomas Garrity treasurer George Mulderick foreman Raymond Sandburg first assistant Carl Peterson second assistant. Finance committee: Edward Becker Edward Berry Richard Rogsbacher. Trustees: Frank Kinley William Heath Charles Craker. Spitsman named delegate to state convention Muldivick alternate Kinley elected president of Corry Firemen's Relief Association which met after the hose session. Attendance nears forty members.
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James P. Sullivan
Stanford Hoge Company
Fils
Paul Spiesman
C. A. Pain
Thomas Garrity
George Mulderick
Raymond Sandburg
Carl Peterson
Edward Becker
Edward Berry
Richard Rogsbacher
Frank Kinley
William Heath
Charles Craker
Paul Spitsman
George Muldevick
Charley Kinley
Corry Piremen
Relief Association
Hose Company
Thomas Green
C. 4. Pain
Andrew Thaulson
Leon Brown
Post refuses governor space over relief debate
Gov H Lorimer of the Saturday Evening Post declines to give Gov George H Earle space to reply to Robert L Johnston’s articles on Politics in Relief. Lorimer defends the magazine’s policy and offers Johnston a chance to respond in letters, citing fair play and accuracy concerns.
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Saturday Evening Post
Earle
United Press
Philaneuphta
H. Lorimer
Today
George H. Earle
Robert L. Johnston
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Fair Play
Lorimer
Abatement of Taxes Penalties Sought by Governor
Governor Earle asks Harrisburg harmony committee to consider a May special session including flood relief unemployment relief hospital safety reforms social security participation tax penalty abatements real estate tax relief and refinancing of bonded debt to lower rates. The call may add more items after April 15 with revenue plans from the revenue and budget departments.
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Harmony Committee
United Press
Harrisburg
Earle
Harmony Committee Today
Pennsylvania
Department of Revenue
Budget
Hindenburg Completes Maiden Handover Voyage to Rio de Janeiro
The Hindenburg completed its 12,420 mile round trip maiden voyage to Rio de Janeiro, mooring safely at Loewenthal field near Friedrichshafen. One engine failed off Gibraltar but was temporarily repaired, with operation described as satisfactory during the Mediterranean crossing.
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United Press
Priedrichshaten
Germany
Hindenburg
Rio de Janeiro
Loewenthal Field
Friedrichshafen
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Rhone Valley
Frante
Quiet WPA strike gains spark in Brookville Pa
Brookville Pennsylvania April 10 special deputies were used in Jefferson county to curb violence in the WPA strike. One man Charles Smith 28 was severely beaten and six others driven from their work after a mob of strikers attacked yesterday. Pine Creek township residents harassed while working on their own property. Glen Schuckers 24 defended his father and beat a striker when she attempted to attack him.
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United Press
Brookville
Jefferson County
Works Progress Administration
Charles Smith
Pine Creek Township
WPA
Glen Schuckers
Schuckers
Roosevelt Finds Capital Political Hotbed
In Washington and London a war debate swirled as Italians discuss aggression while Britain signals new penalties against Italy if peace talks fail. Wallace Carroll reports from Geneva that Anthony Eden confirms London will press for harsher measures if negotiations collapse.
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Roosevelt
Eden
Britain
Flandin
Geneva
Charge Labor Spies Overrun Steel Plants
Jamey J. Mullan testified before a Senate committee that a Prick Coal and Coke Co official ran an espionage system among steel workers in Pittsburgh and Chicago routes using an alias. Senator Robert Carroll of Wisconsin led the broad inquiry into alleged infringements of civil liberties and labor rights. Herbert Blankenhorn of the National Labor Relations Board cited tens of thousands of labor spies, with estimates reaching up to 40,000 and higher figures around 135,000.
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United Press
Washington
Jamey J. Mullan
Senate
Prick Coal and Coke Co
Pittsbirgh
Chicaso
Mullen
Robert Carolletty
P. Wis
Broand
Herbert Blankenhorn
Esearch
National Labor Relations Board
Alimates Rainsigh Sa
Iy Wail
Fog and sleet blamed for TWA Sun Raver crash
Federal investigators opened hearings at County Airport after the Uniontown disaster. Mountain climbers testified the Sun Raver faced severe weather with pea soup fog, sleet, wind, and rain as it crashed into the Cheat Mountains, killing 11 aboard. Nellie Granger, the hostess, described the accident, while officials prepared further sessions to review technical data.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Corps of Federal
Department of Commerce
Nellie Granger
Cheat Mountains
One Killed Four Hurt by Bombs Sent Through Mail
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania today a man, Michael Gallagher aged 70, was killed when he opened a mailed bomb at his Hanover township home. Four others were wounded and three additional bombs were found at the Wilkes-Barre post office, targeting Gallagher and others including R Jones from Luzerne county court and Luther Kniffen former sheriff.
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Unites Ress
Wilkes-Barre
Michael Gallagher
Hanover Township
Gallager
Thows Maloney
Deflinge Mineraties
Avdee Saanjacin R. Jones
Luz
Corryite Held for Hearing on April 16
Corryite Corry held for hearing on April 16 after arrest at home by Constable McCarthy on fraudulent conversion charges. Russell DeCarlo, a junk dealer, alleges Henlien sold his equipment and truck valued at $100 and did not refund. Henlien to face Alderman James Lonergan at 8 pm. bail set at $300.
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Ere
Vosepunenien
South Street
Corry
McCarthy
Russell DeCarlo
Haat 4Th Street
DeCarlo
Henkien
Henlien
James Lonergan
Calles Deported From Mexico City Amidst Surprise Action
Former Mexican strongman Plutarco Elias Calles and three followers were deported by airplane after being seized during the night. The move follows Calles's failed bid to regain influence after Lazaro Cardenas, who had ousted him, reshaped the political landscape.
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United Presa
Mexico City
Plutarco Ellan Galles
Calles
Luis Morones
Luis Leon
Melchor Ortega
Galles
California
Hawaii
Lazaro Cardenas
Milk price to remain same in Erie district
Erie milk dealers concluded that milk would stay at ten cents a quart in the Erie marketing zone after the extension beyond ten miles was defeated. A possible cream price rise was noted, while hearings on alleged code violations were postponed awaiting Supreme Court rulings. G L Okeson to spendaster in Merchantville N J with friends.
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Pennsylvania Milk Control Board
Erie
Erie Milk Companies
Supreme Court
Roosevelt Returns as WPA Controversies Grow Across States
President Roosevelt returns to the capital amid a surge of WPA controversies as Republican and Democratic partisans in Pennsylvania West Virginia Massachusetts and other states press inquiries into the Works Progress Administration. Delegates from the hunger march seek food lodging and relief while lawmakers probe WPA and resettlement plans.
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United Press
Roosevelt
Workers Alliance
Ioil
James J, Davis
Rush D
Holt
Meierick Steiner
Ore
Warren Barbour
N. J
Stephen Raushenbush
Senate
WPA
Resettlement Administration
Arthur Vandenberg
Mich
Harper Sibley
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
California
Republian
National Prohibition Party
Labor
Liea and
Leibord
Teagre
Rooawyeit
Seek Jamestown Wire Thieves In This Area
Detective Moynahan of the Jamestown police investigates the theft of fourteen bundles of pressed copper wire from the Jamestown Lighting company plant in Jamestown. The wire, valued at 100 dollars, may be stored or moved within Corry area. Police urge public assistance from local residents in this district.
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Jamestown
Moynahan
Jamestown Police Department
Corry
Jamestown Lighting Company
Marca 2Ith
Good Friday Blood Phenomenon At Cosenza Orphanage
In Cosenza Italy on Good Friday 12th straight year nun Elena Aiello lay in ecstasy as blood streamed from her face and forehead. Physicians priests and Catholic sisters watched while crowds prayed outside the orphanage chapel. The witnessing group reported the bleeding continued until it stopped unexpectedly on prior occasions.
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Cosenza
Italy
Elena
Aiello
Zaifitul
Nun’s forehead bleeds in rare mystic stigmata display
Report describes a young woman at an orphanage worship event bleeding from the forehead like a crown of thorns. Catholics show awe as physicians note she does not seem to suffer, and a faint smile appears while Saint Theresa image overlooks her. Sister Wlena expected to recover after the bleeding ends.
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jSbuut
Saint Theresa
Wlena
Italians Press Drive With Renewed Vigor
Rome reports escalating Italian military actions in Ethiopia with plains bombarding towns and troops advancing toward Dessye. Premier Mussolini remains unyielding on peace talks and alleged gas rule violations while Italy intensifies efforts across multiple fronts.
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United Press
Rome
Dessye
Europe
Benita ‘Mussolini
Haster
Earlly
Italy
Wulf
Petro Badogno
Ethiopia
European committee debates Ethiopia Italy war end efforts
Eden and Eden allied with Ethiopians as British and Belgian officials push for a peace settlement in the Rhineland crisis. A committee adjourns to April 18 as Salvador de Madariaga prepares to report after talks with Italian and Ethiopian delegates amid threats to convene a League penalties committee if no accord is reached.
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Ain
Italy
Brance
Germany
Rhineland
Salvador de Madariaga
Spain
Eden
Piandin
Euen
Committee of 13
Committee of 18
League Committee On
Boost Price On Gasoline In City Now Two Cents More
Motorists in Brie and Carry face two cents per gallon rise as gasoline prices jump to 18 1/5 cents. Station attendants were unsure how long the boost would last and the increase was described as general across the area. Court adjourns Pittsburgh April 10 Pennsylvania Supreme Court ends Spring session at 1:05 p.m. Chief Justice John W Kephart adjourns to meet Monday at 10 a.m. in Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Joha W. Kephart
Jto
Philadelphia
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