Assembly Candidates to Be Heard Here Friday Night Mass Meeting
Rural Taxpayers Committee schedules open meetings in Corry and North East to hear three State Assembly candidates from Erie County Third District. John H. King Worth Hammond and Wallace Gray are invited to address taxpayers and voters. Union City meeting heard details on county bond fight and tax reform efforts.
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Corry Yders
State Assembly
Erie County
Nis City
Rural Taxpayers Committee
North East
John H. King
Worth Hammond
Wallace C. Gray
Wesleyville
Rural Taxpayers’ Committee
Assembly
Union City
Taxpayers
J. E. van Alisburg
North Hast
Humphreys
Milk price for March falls twelve cents in dairymen report
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association members will receive twelve cents less for March milk, bringing the net price to around 1.08 after subtracting eight cent certificates. The drop follows a sharp milk price cut in New York City and eastern markets, dampening farmer prospects despite hopes for improvement. Leaders anticipate potential market stabilization and higher returns in the coming weeks.
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Dairymen's League
New York City
Corry
Tisi
Carry
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Rope 13
Forty Hours Devotions at St Thomas Church Begin Sunday
Forty Hours devotions will open at St Thomas church Sunday morning with the 10 30 mass and a dual procession of the children of the parish. The services will run through Tuesday evening with both morning and evening observances. Reverend Francis Graves rector and Hon Francis O Connell assistant will preside during the devotions.
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St. Thomas Church
Francis Graves
Francis O'Connell
City Council Plans Financing for East Main Resurfacing
Regular session Monday will finalize funding for the city’s share of the East Main street resurfacing project. The state highway department says work on a 20 foot wide section from Genter Street to the railroad crossing east of Summer Street will begin next month, with the city covering about 3,000 dollars. District Engineer Stanton C. Funk, Franklin, told council the state is ready to proceed locally in May. The city has notified utilities to prep for required service line repairs and expects the project to take a few weeks once started.
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East Main Street
State Highway Department
Genter Street
Suimmer Street
Stanton C. Funk
Franklin
Punk
Actua
Daylight Time Urged Here Seeks Public Support
City residents weighed daylight saving in a survey to persuade City Council to adopt the extra daylight hour this summer. Nearby towns including Eric and Jamestown planned advanced time. Pittsburgh Buffalo New York City Philadelphia and other large cities already used daylight saving. The new schedule would start Sunday April 24 and run through September. Theo P Williams president of the Comy Credit Exchange said he would collect merchant and citizen opinions to relay to the council. War-time daylight saving had been popular but restoration efforts in other areas met with mixed success.
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Corty
Eric
Jamestown
Kane
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
New York City
Philadelphia
Theo P. Williams
Comy Credit Exchange
Judge Harwood jailed for cover up of embezzlement
North Carolina judge John H Harwood age 52 and his daughter Lori were jailed after Harwood admitted he altered court records to shield his daughter amid a stock trading romance. Prosecutors and witnesses described a dramatic courtroom scene as Harwood faced a year in jail and Lori received two years in prison. A separate New York item notes 10-year-old William Schneider’s note of forgiveness before his suicide.
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North Carolina
Robert A. Erwin
United Pres
Raleigh
N.C
John H. Harwood
North Carolina Superior Court
Lori
Harwood
Wake County
Department of Revenue
J. C. Little
Lavail
Harwool
Thad Bryson
W. A. Devin
New Mork
William Schneider
Albert
Plan to Reduce Costs Vets' Service Outlined
United Press reports from Washington that Budget Director Roop and House leaders concluded it would be nearly impossible to assemble an omnibus economy bill for Tuesday. Roop released a detailed statement outlining the President's plan to cut government costs, including a broad furlough provision, authority to reorganize departments, and veterans' cost-saving measures such as limiting pension eligibility and adjusting hospital payments.
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United Press
Washington
McDuffie
Houst Economy Committee
Tay
Roop
House
Gall
Darrow Faces Demand in Kahahawa Slaying Trial
Clarence Darrow rises from illness to resume defense of four Americans as prosecutors demand an immediate showdown to name the slayer of Joe Kahahawat in Honolulu. Lt H Massie’s testimony looms as a pivotal point, with the slaying scene linked to a January shooting at the judiciary building.
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St. Massie Sy
United Press
Honolulu
Clarence Darrow
Namng
Joe Kahahawat
Othar
DerYow
John Kelley
Territorial Chase
Frank Perry
Orcheatea
Will
Culor
Miss
E. J. Lord
Massie
Kabshawai
Lt. Massie
Kahshawal
Bia Fueart
Two Tots Near Death After Poisonous Plant Found
In West Chester Pennsylvania on April 16 physicians fought to save two Dowington grade school pupils Pony Amoretti six and John Mascherina eight who lay near death at Chester County Hospital. Authorities suspect lead from a poisonous swamp parsnip weed near the playgrounds. Other students reported tasting the weed's root as a local delicacy for days. A separate case reports 13 year old Delugh Muir burned to death in a fire that destroyed her Chestnut Ridge home near Johnstown.
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West Chester
Chester County Hospital
Pony Amoretti
John Mascherina
Dowington
Floyd Fretz
Child
Johnstown
Deulgh Muir
Chestnut Ridge
Blairsville
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
A compact listing of radio programs across networks including CBS NBC and WABC. Scheduled highlights feature live movie star stories Pryor’s Band Wits Night er Public Affairs Institute and Slumber Music with time slots from 8:30 to 11:00 PM across WAC WRAF Wis and Wis networks.
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WAC
CBS
WRAF
NBC
Pryor
Wis
WABC
Public Affairs Institute
Nine year old Hilda Brodsky abducted in Wilmington
Unites Press reports a nine year old girl, Hilda Brodsky, abducted on her way to school in Wilmington. A threatening note claimed by police to threaten bomby injury was mailed from Washington DC. Her father, Harry Brodsky, declined to confirm details and asked media to refrain from phone calls to keep lines open.
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Unites Press
Wilmington
Del
Hilda Brodsky
Brodsky
Washington
1. C
Sean
Harry Brodsky
Ndivaert Hw
Semienne
Bien le Brodsky
Painter Held in Blaze That Killed Six In New York
Six people died in a Brons tenement fire. Police arrested Benjamin Siegel on a homicide charge after finding paints benzine and inflammables in a locker. Victims included four members of the Dobrian family and Edith and Philip Weinstein. Philip died at a hospital. Grand jury to hear case.
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United Press
New York
Brons
Lodby
Srs
Samuel Dobrianil
Tioob
Joseph
Edith Weinstein
Philip Weinstein
Benjamin Weinstein
Abe” — Attell
Weinstein
Interia & Hospital
Benjamin Siegel
Sirah Saneders
Tabeo
Nurse Kidnapped Lindy Case Claimed by Merchant
A Philadelphia produce merchant reported three men abducting a young woman in a car with New Jersey plates. He said the woman wore what appeared to be a nurse's white uniform and was dragged into the automobile before daylight. Police were notified of the suspected kidnapping.
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Cened Press
Philadelphia
Pnolice
Lody
Jacob Kentin
Beans Am Automobile
Kantin
Buese
New Jersey
Auto Crash In Corry Ends Calm Despite Damage
A late yesterday afternoon three automobiles collided on the Corry Union City highway near Pine Woods. An Auburn automobile owned and driven by Obie Motorists was badly wrecked along with cars owned by M. R. Amy and Dan Brown of Corry. No injuries reported. Ohio motorist reportedly took blame.
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Corry Union City
Pine Woods
Auburn
Obie
M. R. Amy
Dan Brown
Corry
Ohio
Smoot Averts Break In Tax Bill With Witness Delay
In Washington on April 16 Chairman Smoot refused to let witnesses be questioned about the tariff bill in a tense finance committee session. Fewer than half the members were present. Smoot, favoring a copper tariff, recalled Paul Hy Harwand, an oil importer, to the stand to allow Hull to question him and avoid a vote.
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Smoot
United Press
Washington
primoseg_ oll
Tacipe
Senatay
Falil
Dem
Tenn
Femne
Smiool
Paul Hy Harwand
Hull
Troops Expanded for Harrison County Mine Strike
In CADTS Ohio on April 16 300 National Guardsmen enforce a county proclamation barring gatherings within a mile of six mines after two deaths and numerous injuries in clashes. Adjutant General Henderson to boost state troops by 250 more to curb unrest as Gov White weighs further mobilization. units from Cleveland Canton and Youngstown sent to Harrison County.
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United Press Cadts
Ohio
Harrison Acun-Ity
National
George White
Columbus
Frank Henderson
Harrison County
Henderson
143Th Infantry
Cleveland
Canton
Youngstown
Grudy Accusations Stir Pennsylvania Primary Campaign
In Harrisburg April 15 reports claim William S Adams, a Republican Senate hopeful, is accused of being aided by former Senator Grundy and Governor Pinchot to divert votes from Senator Davis. The piece notes rivals dodge wet and dry issues, while Adams runs as a “wringing wel.”
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Adams
Senate
Pinchot
Grundy
Davis
United Press
Harrisburg
William S. Adams
U. S
Cypitel Hillems Young
Fe ’ Younes
Aula
Republicas
Repiblica
Club grounds to be improved in Matt street plan
A four committee conference with Philip Dewey and Edward Flickinger outlined improvements for the Woman's Club home grounds on Matt Street. Flickinger showed a plan for beautification and shrubbery. Dewey offered to donate shrubs with more to be purchased later.
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Woman's Club
Matt Street
Philip Dewey
Edward W. Flickinger
Harrissburg
Plickinger
Cib
Dewey
Grovnda Pri
John
Jogel
Newell
Gillette
Helen Pifer
Mr. Plielinger
Hotland Street
Bredney
W. L. Peake
Vogel
Sth
French Streets
Polles
U. S
Gas Blast Damages Columbus Office Funding
An April 1 gas-related explosion partly wrecked a Columbus office funding. The final report, prepared by DuPont engineer Bickle, cites chemical factors and an investigation into the incident.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bickle
DuPont Co
Buveedim
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