Beer Bill And Relief To Get Primary Study
Harrisburg April 17 Major legislative leades press to finish the 1933 General Assembly by week end inching toward adjournment Conference talks centered on beer tax and licensing plans plus state collection of personal property taxes and foreign corporation levies to raise funds New revenue plans target $11 million for state programs and $18 million in relief for the unemployed while restoration of budget cuts is anticipated and lawmakers weigh bank and utility controls and constitutional matters
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Salairivs
Pinchot
Barcel
Senate Committee
Tle House
House
Senate
Toth Huse
Fincher
Schwartz
Val
Amorrosy
Hoth Houses
Iis
Showery Night at Rex Theater and Local News
Tonight Pittsburgh boxing legends Jack Dempsey and Mas Schuieling heard on KDA radio. Richfield station opens downtown with inviting patronage while beer tax receipts reach 182000 from western Pennsylvania breweries. Governor Pinchot eyeing summer capital on Lake Erie criticized as moonshine. Park trees planted sixty years ago noted near City Park. Sacred music composer George Balch Nevin dies at 74. Rotary Club hears Roy Newell, humorist. Several fires near West Congress Street cause minor damage. Highway bridge between Allegheny River and Park Landing approved. Raster weather shows showery conditions. State Workman's Transrance renamed. new service commissioner to replace Stieler. Clymer bank meeting to discuss takeover by state banking department.
English woman flier survives narrow forced landing
Englishwoman Miss Batton was severely bruised when her plane made a forced landing on a road near Karachi. She said she planned to rectify the situation, obtain a new aircraft in England, and start over again.
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United Press
Karachi
Tadig
Thrift Garden Seed Drive Seeks 180 Applicants
Corry Relief Fund reports 180 applications for seed for the unemployed’s thrift gardens. Register before Thursday to be included in the distribution report. Garden committee also seeks seed potatoes and offers storage space at the S. S. Sweet garage for fertilizer and potato storage.
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Freddy
Corry Relief Fund
H. E. Manley
Mr. Manley
Sounty Committee
Mantey
Brown
S. 3. Sweet Garage
Ast South Street
Schilling Named Possible Governor Candidate in Pa
In Pennsylvania a three way GOP split prompts Democrats to name favorites for governor. Erie Democrat Joseph M. Schilling is prominently mentioned in Harrisburg and Philadelphia as a likely candidate due to his long service from Erie and strong local ties. Support from his Fraternal Order of Eagles network is also noted as boosting his candidacy potential.
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Erie
Harrisburg
Drie
Pennsylvania
Namies
Philadelphia
Joseph M. Schilling
Elis
Betty
Haryshurg
Joe
Order of Eagles
First Imported Beer Reaches United States
The first legally imported beer since 1918 left Philadelphia for New York aboard the American steamer Scanmail. Customs officials delayed touch until New York inspectors analyzed it. Tariffs quoted include 31 a gifi om and extra charges on containers. The shipment was consigned to a New York bottling firm. Davis at Hot Springs. Senator Davis of Pennsylvania traveled from Washington to Hot Springs Arkansas to continue treatment for diabetes and gall bladder trouble after surgery for appendicitis last month.
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Philadelphia
United States
New’ York
Scanmail
Copenhagen
Denmark
New York
Davis
Hot Springs
Washington
Sena
Repm
Ark
All Gold Must Be Exchanged Warns Banks
Corry banks report a Cleveland Federal Reserve digest demanding surrender of all gold and gold certificates and exchange into other currency. Residents are urged to comply with penalties for noncompliance after May 1 to exchange holdings over 100 dollars before the May 4 deadline.
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Corry Banks
Corry
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Pedera
Federal Preserve
Federal Reserve
Approve Arms Embargo Plan Passed by House
Washington April 17 The House today passed the controversial arms embargo resolution granting President Roosevelt authority to ban munitions shipments to nations at war Speaker Rainey announced the vote as 291 to 110 Rainier rejected a Republican motion to hedge the embargo with restrictions to protect United States neutrality and security.
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Wiash'ngton
Apell
Howse Today
Flosewell
Rainey
Rainer
United States
Easter Services Draw Crowds Across Local Churches
Light rains failed to dampen Easter attendance as churches of all denominations reported record crowds. Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd led the First Presbyterian 1 o'clock service with "Easter and Us" as the theme and special choir music. Sunrise at United Brethren featured Rev. H. R. Harris on "The Reasonableness of the Resurrection" followed by a union service with Baptists. Other churches including First M. E., St. Paul’s Lutheran, Advent Christian, Emmanuel Episcopal and Catholic parishes held morning and evening services with choral pieces and Holy Communion. The Forty Hours devotion began at St. Thomas’ Catholic Church, continuing through Tuesday. John Boryle led Easter school programs at Advent Christian. Genevieve Schwane of Warren, Pa., visited locally.
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Gilbert L. Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
United Brethren
Christchurch
H. R. Harris
Baptists
Advent Christian
St. Thomas
North Iead
Full Military Honors For Local World War Veteran Dempsey
Full military honors were accorded the memory of Thomas Dempsey at St Thomas church in a Saturday service officiated by Rev Francis Graves with the St. Thomas choir. Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion conducted escort and committal rites at St Thomas cemetery, with a rifle volley and posts officers leading. out of town mourners included relatives from Olean Buffalo Erie and Cleveland.
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Thomas
Dempsey
St. Thomas Church
Francis Graves
P. E
J. F. O'Connor
A. W
Ross ®Ehrman
Walter Kittleberger
John Boland
Lyle Saxton
William Blogs
Alfred Morrison
Bruce Thomas
Fred Taylor
Ralph Vanderhoof
Milon Waller
Post Biglar
Waller Scott
Paul Quinlisk
Ross Wehrman
Charles Guadagno
Arthur Schaub
M. Leo Mulderick
Edward Harrington
Jol Sullivan
Arthur Lynch
Daniel Sullivan
Joseph McMahon
St. Thomas' Church
John
Robert Dempsey
Olean
Grant Shook
Marjorie Crystal
Rittenhouse
Buffalo
Margaret Behan
Tom Weindorf
Waltman
William Gouley
P. J. Shea
Erie
Franke Steefe
Vesleyville
Joseph Paller
Anna Palthett
Robert Pafler
Cleve- i
Easter Monday Ball Tonight At Hotel Corry
L G A sponsors annual dancing party at Hotel Corry with Grande Messenger and his orchestra providing music after Lent. Supper will be served at St Edwards from 530 to 8 oclock, with heavy advance ticket sales. Attendees include residents from the city and vicinity. notes on local family visits conclude the item.
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Hotel Corry
L. GB. A
Grande Messenger
St. Eward’s
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