Reconsideration of Corry Library Closure Sought
Trustees meet as library officials urge reconsideration of closing Corry Public Library amid unemployment. Board discusses 180 day term plans, budget timing, and state bills. Foresters plan 25 000 workers May 1 in seventeen cities with future smaller towns to follow. relief agencies to aid distribution.
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Roncl
Corry Publi
Lye
Bard
Harry Smith
Woc. Barnes
C. P Pilon
Me Library Board
Mabie van ‘Tassel
Thie Board
Miss van Tassel
Leecher
Corry
Tre County Volunteer Pipemen's Associaion
Stange Hose Company
Shool Boys
Garry Taxpayers’ Union
Boar Labor
Board of Governors
Maret
Ralph S. Dewey
Rule
State Department
Finance Committee
Devion Oy Wye
Maive
Fms
Esuimn
Tuner
Army
Forestry Service
Mention Dumbauld for U. S. Attorney in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh April 11 H S Dumbauld of Uniontown named in political circles as possible next federal attorney for the western district of Pennsylvania. Dumbauld, Payee County Democratic chairman, credited with building up Roosevelt plurality there in November's election, would succeed Louis F. Graham if appointed.
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Pittsburgh
H. S. Dumbauld
Uniontown
Dstrict
Pennsylvania
Dumbauld
Payee County
Swith
Roosevelt
Louis Fi. Graham
Teplblicun
Inflation Fight Heads to Showdown Over Printing Money
Washington April 11. The battle to curb inflation may test Roosevelt leadership as Sen Borah Idaho proposes issuing 2 billion in net currency against farm bonds with other amendments for silver expansion or greenbacks. Administration lines up to block inflationary moves while House rules change looms to empower leaders. Roosevelt reportedly opposes printing press money but backs controlled expansion for public works. Springfield Ohio April 11. Pleas from Chivence Durrow and others urge commutation for Russell McWilliams boy slayer as state board considers death sentence.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Bregiment Roostvelt
Tenew Administration
William
Borah
Idaho
Thomas
Dem
Okla
Senate
House Democrats
House
Administration House
Hankin
Mississippi
Patman
Texas
Miles
Roosevelt
Springfield
Pate
Russell McWillisms
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Chivence Durrow
Two Brothers Adrift on Ice Floe Near Sault Ste. Marie
Coast guards launched a search for two Cedarville fishermen Charles Bakey and Al Bakey drifting on an ice floe in Whitefish Bay near Lake Superior outlet. A third fisherman from Harbor Beach swam ashore to safety as rescue efforts began in heavy fog and rain.
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United Press
Dol- Tar
Dr Mosier Elected President of Rotary Club
Dr R B Mosier was elected president of the Rotary Club at the Ameicon meeting. Officers named include Frank Babbitt as vice president, Dr Harry Hindes secretary, Harry Auer treasurer, and other directors. Thomas Morgan of Cambridge Springs attended as a guest and invited Corry Rotary to join a Cambridge Springs meeting next Monday featuring Rabbi Brickner on World Events and international affairs.
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Jr. Fei) Mosier
Rotary Club
R.B. Mosier
Frank Babbitt
Harry Hiindes
Harry Auer
A. M
R. B. Mosier
Harry Aver
Harry Rhodes
Thomas Morgan
Cambridge Springs Club
Corry
Cambridge Club
BR. Brickner
Cleveland
Rabbi Brickner
Cambridge Springs
Shah
Royal Club Prembers
Herriot Praises Roosevelt at Washington Talks
Lyons France April 11 Herriot, France's delegate to the Washington economic conversations, departs for Paris convinced the world economy can improve quickly. He praises President Roosevelt with enthusiastic support, calling him a potential leader to guide the world out of its crisis.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Lyons
France
Herriott
Washington
America
United Brass
Paris
Herriot
Roosevelt
Wreck of Eastbound Train No 72 Paralyzes Rail Lines
A seven car derailment east of Maple Avenue halted both Erie tracks of the Erie system with extensive wreckage. The accident, caused by a loose wheel on a rear car, left cars piled in a mountain about 150 feet from the ditch, delaying service but causing no reported fatalities. Wrecker crews from Meadville cleared debris. reconstruction continued, with minor passenger delays.
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E.R. A
Te City
Genler Street
Maple Avenue
Wuhun Maple Avenue
TRR
Erie Railroad
Haple Avenue
Iso
P. I. R. Traukes
Meadville
A. H. Lent
W. J. Boggs
Mexaville
State appropriation bill passes House in Harrisburg
The general appropriation bill carrying 116 million dollars passed the Pennsylvania House of Representatives today by 147 to 53. Ep. Steedle, chair of the appropriations committee, promised the Senate would restore appropriations for West Chester, East Stroudsburg, Clarion and Sanfornik State Teachers' Colleges and Coaldale and Shamokin state hospitals, now cut by the economy bill.
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Harrisburg
State House of Representatives
Ep. Steedle
Senate
West Chester
East Stroudshoro
Clarion
Sanfornik
Coaldale
Shamokin
Bill Offers Drastic Check On Stock Deals
Washington April 11 Samuel Untermyer, famed for grilling financiers, has drafted the administration's proposed bill to regulate stock markets. The measure targets curb on manipulative practices in exchanges. The plan would vest regulatory power in the Post Office Department, with constitutional lawyers weighing legality. Untermyer, longtime House banking committee counsel, previously grilled J. P. Morgan and other money barons.
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Wy Lyle
Anunsel
House Banking Committee
Pino
Morgan
Uhen
Citiens
Mes
Sunday Sports Bill Passes in State Senate
Harrisburg April 11 The State Senate passed a Sunday sports bill by a 27 to 6 vote. The bill allows football and baseball games on Sunday afternoons between 2 and 6 with licensing, fee scales set by locality, and governor approval pending.
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Harrisburg
State Senate Today
Hnally
Howse
Biseball Euaresta
Hep
Lowlis Schwartz
Philadelphia
Pinchot
Amit
Siotars
Joette Wither
Pittsburgh
Scranton
State Relief Program Faces Tangled Debates in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg April 11 Disruption and confusion marked the appropriation of 29 million dollars for immediate and future unemployment relief by the Pennsylvania legislature as leaders seek quick action with Governor Pinchot. Plans favored supplementing 2 million already allocated with a 20 million grant for the State Emergency Relief Board. Disagreements focus on immediate funding. Governor Pinchot proposed a 5 million appropriation financed by savings and beet sugar revenue. House Speaker Grover Talbot and Republican leaders backed a rapid 10 million immediate grant drawn from the 14 million treasury surplus from the Dorrance estate tax payments. The program was set for rapid progress with further details to follow.
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Amiust
State Emergency Relief Board
Beety Avenue
Grover Talbot
House
Dorrance
Anglo Soviet Split Grows As Trial Nears
London reports growing Anglo Soviet tensions as a trial looms. Soviet delegation stays in London past April 6 expiry of the anti espionage pact while Moscow signals desire to avoid a break. British officials publish a second white paper detailing alleged third degree methods used to extract confessions from British subjects.
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Britain
United Press
London
Moscow
Erlal
Metropolitan Vickers Co
Esmona Grey
Russia
Walter Strang
Britain will not return to gold standard says Chamberlain
London April 11 Neville Chamberlain chancellor of the exchequer told the House of Commons that recent Bank of England gold adjustments have nothing to do with Britain's currency policy.
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London
Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Chandllor
Exchequer
House Commons
Bank of Stiglind
Grove City Council votes against 3.2 beer sale
Grove City, Pa. April 1. The borough council passed an ordinance prohibiting sale of 3.2 percent beer, declaring it noxious and objectionable to citizens. Borough solicitor says the ordinance cannot be enforced, noting it was adopted against his advice. A $100 fine is provided for violations.
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Grove
United Press
Grove City
ML 1
Hunesmith
Viola Han
King Lincoln Bill Debate At Harrisburg Rally
In Harrisburg on April 11, King addressed a House vote on a measure to fund a new poor relief system. The bill, supported by King and Rep. Fitzy, would rely on a appointed administrator and allow limited expenditures, while opponents urged restraint and warned of unlimited spending. The debate centered on whether the plan would provide greater economy or broaden state control over welfare spending.
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Bishop
United Press
Harrisburg
Upper Hill
Beta County
Fitzy
McCrary
Fitzvermutther
Bis
Pitageraid
Repsilu Hey
Wrie
Opinions Clash On Moves Taken To Save Akron
Navy court of inquiry at Lakehurst hears Lieutenant Commander Wiley dispute over swiveling propellers and tilt during emergency actions to save the Akron. Witnesses discuss dynamic lift loss, structural condition, and whether damage could be attributed to the storm or the stern striking the Atlantic. Secretary Swanson previously suggested the shock arose from a sudden gust.
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H. C. Thompson
United Press
Court Room
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
Benipn
Naval Court of Inquiry Tovay
HV. Wiley
Ta Arden
Wiley
Java
Atlantic
Advance sailing to aid Herriot in Washington
Paris April 11 The Telé France sailing date was advanced two days to allow Edouard Herriot French delegate to the Washington economic convocation to reach Washington with Ramsay MacDonald in the capital. Herriot will sail from Le Havre Monday and reach New York April 23 indicating swift peace efforts.
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Paris
Telé France
Edouard Herriot
Washington
Ramsay MacDonald
England
Herriot
LeHayr
New York
MacDonald
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U. S
DR. Mosier
King
Bill
Ziesenheim
Erie County Poor Board
Akron
Naval Court OF Inquiry
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