Drop Plans to Appeal Gas Decision in Corry Warren Elbe Talks
A conference of Corry Warren and Elbe officials Wednesday urged awaiting remedial legislation before pursuing an appeal of the Pennsylvania Gas Company case. The group, including Mayor Prank s England and City Solicitor Blain Kincaid, discussed evaluating the gas quality and potential new complaints to the Public Service Commission. Hope rests on a legislature enacting changes enabling possible reopening or remaking of the case in the future.
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Corry
Elbe
Karugh
Warren
Hid
Eas
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Publi Service Commisston
Sureme
Corry Hospital Seeks Nurses Aid In Crisis Plan
Directors of the Corry Hospital Association conferred with nurse committee to draft an operating plan to insure continued hospital function. Directors Barker Kelly Alistrem Graham Howard Brown and Wiston met with Miss Neylon Schreckeangast Miss Isa belle Ruppersburger Miss Mildred Young Miss Grace Thomas and Miss Baith Davis. A joint conference will refine a cooperation plan as the nurses are asked to join. Miss Adelaide Bartlett resigns as superintendent effective May 8.
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Corry Hospital Association
Barker
Kelly
Ailistrem
Graham
Howard
Brown
Wiston
Neylon Schreckeangast
Isabelle Ruppersburger
Mildred Young
Grace Thomas
Baith Davis
Arses’ Association
Adelaide Bartlett
House Defeats Howell Salary-Cut Plan in Pa House
In Harrisburg on April 20 the Republican state organization moved to revive Rep Turner of Delaware's salary-cut proposal. The plan would cut state officials and employees by 20 percent over $750, saving about 8 million dollars over two years. After Senate approval and a 94 to 92 House passage, a later session reconvened to defeat the measure amid bitter exchanges and missed chances for a sustained victory.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Howell
House
Turner
Delaware
Senate
Philade Phil
Mother and Child Killed in Crossing Crash
United Press report from Massillon April 20 states a mother Clara Brinker and her six year old daughter were killed when a passenger train struck their automobile. The father Clyde Brinker, driver of the car, was seriously injured.
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OY United Press
Massillon
Mothe
Henre
Clara Brinker
Canton
Clyde Brinker
Wa Eer Lously
Herriot views U S action with deep anxiety
Edouard Herriot warns that the United States abandonment of the gold standard complicates his Washington mission. He meets with Charles B. Rist, Bank of France deputy governor, noting reduced aims to informative talks and potential delays in tariffs debts and currency discussions. France faces isolation and harmed trade balance.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Ile DE France
United States
Premiee
Edouard Herriot
Washington
Herriot
Charles B. Rist
Bank of France
Herriol
Ion
Rist
France
Vasko Family Still Missing From Home
Hastings on Hudson N Y April 40 The decision on appealing the appellate division order to operate on the left eye of Helen Vasko two year old to save her life was postponed pending a conference between guardian Francis R Pay Yonkers tw yer and Judge George Smyth who ordered the operation The Vasko family remains missing from home and cousin John Zataynik says he has not seen them since the Easter weekend at his home
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Woned
Hastings-On-Hudson
Supreme Court
Appellate Division
John Zataynik
Treasury Bill Cuts Veterans Funds in Roosevelts Budget
Washington April 20 President Roosevelt submitted budget estimates for the independent offices appropriation bill showing savings of about 50 million dollars. The largest cut, 360 million dollars, comes from veterans funds, facilitating the emergency economy act passed earlier this session.
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Beyurns
Washington
Independent Offices
Congress
Roosevelt
Settier
Through Trains to Replace Accommodations on Buffalo Division
A new timetable for the Buffalo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad may replace the current Oil City to Corry local trains. Train Nos 902 and 903 will adjust up rating times with No 902 southbound likely reaching Oil City early morning, taking the sleeper from the east and replacing the Oil City accommodation. No 102 northbound is expected to run 2:27 PM, several hours later, replacing the Oil City evening local. Minor changes anticipated.
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Vmig
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
OH City-Corry
No. 102
Oil City
Japan to Make Restitution for Bomb Damage
Peiping April 20 Japan will pay full compensation for damage to American and other foreign missions caused by its air raid. One exception applies if bombed missions sheltered Chinese troops. American missionaries fled to the legation amid repeated bombings in North China. Japan has already paid 600 dollars to a French Catholic mission and 100 to a Methodist mission. further compensation is expected for other missions in occupied areas.
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United Press
Peiping
Japan
Japanese Legation
Exceptio
Catho Mci
Chilenchangying
Methodaist
Shanhalkwan
Miyum-Hslen
Oscar ‘Kanttos
Taltowgmng
China
Condemned Sharon Men Lose Appeal In Ohio Case
The Ohio supreme court yesterday denied appeals of Tony Bosanno and Ralph Alterholt of Sharon, Pa., who were sentenced to die in the electric chair at the Ohio penitentiary for the murder of Newton Falls marshal Scott Yasbinder on July 5, 1932. Unless clemency is granted by Governor White, the men face execution on April 28.
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Sharon
United Press
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Tony Bosanno
Ralph Alterholt
Ohto
Scott Yasbinder
Newton Falls
White
Brewers Fight State Control Brews Fortunes in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg April 20 Pennsylvanian beer legislation advances after Gov Pinchot's veto threat on the Sowers Connor measure. He denounces a beer lobby conspiracy and warns delays cost the state at least ten thousand dollars daily in tax receipts while brewers seek to delay passage and extend profits.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
House
Ways and Means
James McClure
Allegheny
Polly Courts
Wuile
Pitt Students Protest Graduation Costs
Pitt students led by a campus committee of juniors and seniors plan a meeting to challenge the high graduation fees. They condemn the $1250 expense for diploma cap and gown while noting Carnegie Tech charges lower amounts and call for action amid rising costs.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Heart attack fatal in Arnold after evening walk
Arnold Pa April 20 a heart attack proved fatal to Daniel B Sullivan a well known New Kensington real estate plan after he returned from an evening walk at his home.
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Arnold
Daniel B. Sullivan
New Kensington
Rainey Attacks World Plot Against America
Washington report says Speaker Rainey accused foreign forces tied to the English pound of planning to attack the U S monetary position. He called abandoning the gold standard a defense weapon and praised bi metalism as a potential stabilizing step amid debt payments in silver.
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United Eres
Washington
Rainey
United States
Roosevelt
Lindberghs Resume Transcontinental Flight From Loganfield
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh lifted off in challenging conditions at Loganfield heading toward Harrisburg Pa as part of a continental inspection. They had arrived from Newark New Jersey yesterday and spent the prior night with H V Thatlen, an official of the General Aviation Corporation where Lindbergh serves as a technical adviser.
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Ly United Press
Baltimore
Mad
Charles A Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Harrisburg
Lindberghs
Loganfield
Newark
H. V. Thatlen
General Aviation Corporation
British Banker Sees Gold Embargo Aids Global Stabilty
Sir Joseph Stamp of the Bank of England says U S gold embargo may fix the world monetary system. He notes dollar weakness and expects an international accord on currency stability as America moves off gold parity. Stamp likens U S action to a price rise benefiting global and British interests, with caution about definitions.
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W. G. Quisenberry
United Press
London
United States
Worl
Joseph Stamp
Bank of England
Josiah
British Empire
J. P. Morgan
America
United ‘States
Great Britain
Kiwanis Hear P J Stevenson On Radio Development
Kiwanis Club members at the Hotel Corry heard P J Stevenson discuss the development of radio and its wide reach with several on the topic. A daylight saving time proposal was narrowly favored by one vote. F H Vari tasse won the bowling championship trophy. Guests included Monte McClure H H Jones C L Guignon Warren S C Whitmord Dunkdil and Mr Raymond of Buffalo.
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
P. J. Stevenson
Warren
Hotel Corry
Stevenson
F. H. VariTasse
Monte McCluré
H. H. Jones
CL. Guignon
Werrén
S.C Whitmord
Dunkdil
Mr. Raymond
Buttato
Erie County Receives Additional 30000 Relief Funds
Harrisburg April 2 Sixteen counties got extra unemployment relief totaling 181 198 from the state emergency relief board today. Erie county alone received 40000 with other allocations listed for Blair Cambria Crawford Greene Indiana Mercer Warren Washington and Westmoreland. Governor Pinchot noted no discussion of post June 1 relief funds.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Emergency Veilef Board
Mde
Richard G. Muller
Washington County
Karl Bierly
Brook-ville
Jefferson
Margaret S. Moss
Altoona
Lawrence
James Lave
New Castle
Mercer
William Roberts
Sharpsvillé
Blair County
Cambria
Crawford
Erie
Greene
Indiana
Warren
Washington
Westmoreland
Pinchot
Direct Relief Bill Foreseen For Early Passage
Washington April 20 The House cost relief measure Wagner-Lewis a 500 million direct federal aid bill appears set for rapid passage after unanimous consent to make it the standing order of business It will be brought forward immediately after the gasoline tax postal bill The latter was taken up today and would extend the one cent per gallon federal gas tax for another year while granting President Roosevelt wide powers to adjust postal rates.
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United Press
Washington
House
Chamber
Roosevelt
Two Held in Chicago Kidnaping Case
State Highway police held two men at Tuscoli Jr in connection with the kidnapping of a boy named Jake the Barber in Chicago. The suspects are Sam Campo and Roc c Shiffin, arrested on word from Chicago as alleged participants in the abduction.
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Unitea Press
Champaign
Tuscoli Jr
Bohy
Jake the Barber
Chicago
Sam Campo
Rocc& Shiffin
Jstaight
Proposal May Be Added As Rider To Farm Relief
A report notes consideration of adding a rider to the farm relief bill. The measure could align with broader economic policy moves and faces questions about impact on agricultural aid and national price levels. Senator Thomas is cited as approving the concept, while President may push for related financial provisions.
Inflation Bill Inches Toward Senate Acceptance
Washington reports say a substantial agreement with President Roosevelt on the currency inflation bill may be offered today as a rider to the farm relief measure. Details emerged from a White House conference with Senator Pittman and Senator Byrnes, with talks centering on limiting the president's power to raise or lower the dollar's gold content. The move follows the decision to abandon the gold standard, fueling a commodity and stock market rally as the dollar weakens to around 92 cents.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
White House
Pittman
Dem
Nev
Byrnes
Treasury
Waosin
Rubinsom Pittman
Dimithil
Thomas
Okla
Bik
United States
Lentay
Moley
Byrass
Charles Coughlin
Michigan
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