Loyalist government may abandon Madrid says Nationalists
Nationalist sources claim the Loyalist government plans to retreat from Madrid as fighters push toward Teruel. They report seizing a truckload of cases believed to hold securities from Madrid banks en route to Barcelona amid deep Loyalist- Nacionalist fighting north of the Cantagijeja junction.
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United Press
Hendaye
Madrid
Barcelona
Loy‘allatities
Teruel
United Presa
Cantagieja
Banco Exterior de Wiapana
Banca Aleman Trans-Atlantico
Cajus Ue Aorros
Banco Zaragonzano
Banco Fanagonzano
Pennsylvania National Guard to hold 112th Division encampment
Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard prepares for the annual summer encampment at Fort Indian Gap from July 2 to August 6. The 1lth Brigade includes the 111th Regiment from Philadelphia and the 112th from northwestern Pennsylvania with Company A. Brigadier General C Blaine Shathers leads the Bath area and Col. Mr A Means commands the 142nd division. A May 22 Kane meeting will organize about 60 officers for camp logistics and 112th slit-officer ratings will be issued in the coming weeks.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Imiantown Gap Reservation
1Éth
111Th
Philadelphia
112Th
Pennsylvania
Bath
C. Blaine Shathers
A. Means
Kane
142Th
Corparty A
Railroad man killed at Erie in yard accident
A Erie railroad worker, 62, fell 15 feet from a pole in the yard of the Erie. The incident, involving a plant and chemical company area, left the man dead. Investigators traced the accident to a slip and fall while performing yard duties.
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Erie
United Frees Rie
Pri
Huthrington
Tax Bill Hits Passage After Conferees Reach Agreement
Washington April 26 Congress conferees reached a complete agreement on a 5.33 billion tax bill and prepared to speed the measure to President Roosevelt. The legislation aims to stimulate business recovery, with a compromise preserving a skeleton form of undistributed profits tax and liberalizing capital gains.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Local health situation best in three months report
Kee Officer Joh D Flanigan announced the local healthy situation is the best in three months with only five cases of communicable disease under quarantine in the city. Three cases are measles, chickenpox and scarlet fever. Dr J Moore Campbell cited 125000 state child diseases in three months and noted measles, chickenpox and mumps contribute over 110000 cases.
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Penn
Kee
Joh D. Flanigan
Eiay
Atate
Pennsylvania
State Health Department
Campbell
Plan to Tax Government Pay Held Over by Congress
Washington reports show plans for early adjournment blocking action on President Roosevelt's proposed reciprocal federal and state taxation of securities and salaries. Congress faces bitter fights over the $1.512 billion pump priming program, with leaders noting the session may not finish this year. The Senate Judiciary Committee and House Ways and Means clash over constitutional questions in the dispute.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Ware
Ison
Avelre
Robert L. Coughton
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Wmesenge
Judiciary Committee
Whineman
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Doughton
No Compromise In Latest Crisis In Europe Reds and Allies Brace for Showdown
Britain and France move to strengthen positions as Czechoslovakia defies Nazi demands to join Germany. Henlein pushes for German influence while Prague rejects orbiting Berlin. Hitler aims to break Czech ties with France and the Soviets and to restore Sudeten Germans, prompting broader European tensions ahead of Daladier’s London talks on military cooperation.
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Germany
Europe
Konrad Henlein
Czechoslovakia
Billat
Serai
Berlin
Eg. Henlein
Franca
Russia
Adolf Hitler
France
Iselin
Brance
Hitler
Reich
Poland
Hungary
HiWer
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Great Britain
Britain
Edouard Daladier
London
Auto Industry Plans to Revive NRANCEES OPINES-PWA
Budget talks dominate Corry Public Schools preparations for 1938-39. tentative approval of 1938-38 appropriations set for tonight as no millage increase favored amid tough tax and employment conditions. Federal scene: Ickes testifies to House subcommittee that 4.5 billion recovery package already has 2714 PW A projects ready to start in 60 to 90 days, with strong emphasis on public works to provide employment.
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Corry
Board of Educatio
United Press
Washington
Secretary of Interior
Harold L. Ickes
House Appropriations
Roosevelt
Public Works
Tekes
Clifton Woodrum
D. Way
Jekes
Alfred Beiley
N.Y
House
Oudrum
Chinese Gather for Big Battle Near Suchow
Suchow becomes a key Chinese fortification as Li Tsung Jen concentrates 500,000 troops for defense against a Japanese drive toward Lunghai rail junction. Japanese claims place troops advancing toward Suchow with a larger force mobilized to reinforce, signaling a major engagement near Hankow and Shantung traffic routes.
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Tanohang
Advange
Shumbing Bedince
Repair of Dam Delayed by High Water Finally Set
Repair of Me Columbus Dam scheduled for tomorrow afternoon after two postponements due to high water. Morris Chapin, president of the Corry Rod and Gun Club sponsoring the project, announced the plan. Take level will be lowered tonight to permit replacing washed out splash boards and pipes. All sportsmen of the city and vicinity invited to assist as materials have been arranged.
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Columbus
Morris Chapin
Corry
Lawren ce and Earle attacked by rebel Dems
Pittsburgh April 26 Delegates of the Democratic state committee faced attacks from rival independent Democratic camps. Charles J. Margiotti charged graft within the leadership, while S. Davis Wilson directed sharp questions at Governor George H. Earle and Margiotti. Wilson, Philadelphia mayor and U S Senate candidate, urged Earle to turn over cancelled checks and private records as private accounts were turned over to state troopers. He cited loans from Matthew McCloskey, a contractor tied to state contracts. Wilson demanded disclosure of records from Earle.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Democratic State Committee
Charles J. Margiotti
S. Davis Wilson
George H. Earle
Margiotti
David L. Lawrence
Earle
Hinhiself
Wilson
Philadelphia
U. S. Senate
Thomas Kennedy
Waynesburg
Matthew McCloskeey
Democratic
Rarle
Clash With Pickets Dans Detroit Plant Reopens
Pickets clash with police as efforts to reopen the Bohn Aluminum Company No 1 plant resume. Police escorted workers into the plant after a tense demonstration, marking a second consecutive day of disruption in Detroit.
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Detroit
Bohn Aluminum Company No. 1
Todey
Leketn
Plan Class in WPA Home Economics Program Readied
Arrangements are complete for a WPA home economics and housekeeping program to teach instruction and work to Whit Teen youth. Mrs Pleagle at Frt district headquarters will oversee the Corry class with Mrs Grave Durham directing the Home Economics unit at 208 North Center Street. Tentative plans call for an instruction unit to begin next Monday as Mrs Flengle met with Mayor Brainier to discuss municipal buildings, hall use, and council approval for the program, offering practical experience to young women to aid households with limited finances.
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Corry
Pleagle
Frit
Istruetton Uni
Flengle
Hrainir
Hepier
McHiyetantig
Two Erie Priests Injured in Auto Crash in Pa
In Big, Pa on April 26 Rev Louis A. Marine 60 pastor of St Pauls BC church and his assistant Hey Francis Gabbonte 28 were hospitalized after a car they rode in struck a pole following a collision with another vehicle driven by Louis Natarione 23 who escaped with minor injuries. Rev Marino suffered possible skull fracture a fractured jaw and other injuries. The assistant sustained head and back injuries and tooth loss.
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Ey Ulmey Cross Big
Louis A. Marine
At. Paul’s B.C. Church
Hey. Francis Gabbamonte
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Louis Natarione
Marino
Auto Retailing Under Code Sets New FTC Fair Trade Plan
At Batrove on April 26 the Federal Trade Commission takes charge to draft a comprehensive fair trade code for the auto industry. The conference led by Charles H. Maveh during the National Automobile Dealers Association convention discusses manufacturing dealer relations advertising and enforcement. Congress recently authorized a sweep of investigations into manufacturer dealer relations as advocates push junking used cars and other schemes to lift the industry from a low mood.
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Federal Trade Commission
NRA
Charles H.maveh
Ade Cotiminato
National Automobile Dealers Association
Cmmission
Gilles
Elation Lo Pani
Congress
National Recovery Administration
Tn ix Pte
Pioneer Seeks State Contract Amid Erie Gravel Scandal
Pioneer Materials Company asks Dauphin county court to compel Property and Supplies Secretary Arthur D. Colegrove to explain why state contracts are withheld. P. G. Baldwin, receiver for Pioneer, appealed after the court ordered a response within 19 days detailing why contracts are not awarded to the firm.
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Ay Univen Frese Harrisburg
Arthur D. Colegrove
Pio~neer Materials Company
Waa
Highways Department
Erie
P. G. Baldwin
Dauphin County
Colegies
Paasons
Center Street Pavement Repair Underway Tomorrow
Caretaker John Casey announced that center street pavement repair will start tomorrow. The project will rebuild about 200 feet near the Quhken Brethren in Christenne and relay nearly 1,000 feet of North Center Street. Materials from Erie, Illinois will be used as work progresses, easing long-standing pothole issues for motorists.
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Shyforth Center Street
John Casey
Highway Department
Worl
Chrigtenne
Casay
North Center
Wevera
Erie
Lis
Tits-Vonlithan
STOP HIRING AT DAM FOR MONTH STOP HIRING AT DAM FOR MONTH
Officials of the Tionesta dam project announced no new hires for four weeks due to exclusive steam shovel operations. Route 66 near Monesta Creek remains closed to general traffic and will not be reopened for the present.
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Tionesta
County Pinchot Leaders Meet Erie Republicans
County commissioners George Blair chairs Pinchot forces in Erie County and Mrs Helen Schurlak, a board member, led visiting Pinchot campaign leaders who met with Corry Republican leaders at the Hotel Corry last evening. A majority of local committee members reportedly favored neutrality in the gubernatorial race with some backing Pinchot and others supporting Mudge James.
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Helen Schurlak
Gomes
Sioners
George Blair
Pinchot
Bie County
Erie
Republica City Committee
Corry
Joey Committee
Dinchot
Mudge James
Coogan Fortune May Be Only 600000 Now
Hollywood reports tax records show Amit 46 Iron Washington and Unloan Jackin Coogat has mother tales him to Her bosom Squin. unclear claim he may get money earned as a movin star. Figures mentioned include four million earned by yeening and other figures tied to Gilling, Govinding Lo HH0.
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Unie Free
Hollywood
Washington
Jackin Coogat
Yeening
Ad Gilling
Ainilteriodiary
Glee Bilent
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Madrid Banke
Nazis Withhald
Auto Industry
Nrancees
PWA
Shantung Province
Lawrence
Grace Durham
Pioneer
Center Street
Republican City Committee
Coogan
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