Fragments Describe Bid Notice for County Sports School Project
OCR fragment mentions stock, terms, and bidders in a county bid for a sporting school project with dates around 1935. It lists locations Bertin street Beale area and mentions a phone contact and an orderly bidding process. Readable entities include Stone, Ornish, Beale, Pa, and County.
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National
Ornish
Bertin Stiz
Gand
Therny
Co- County
Carr& FD
Bond Issue For Sewer Program Hinges on City Council Tonight
Howard C Hopson of Associated Gas and Electric challenged Senate lobby committee probes into utility lobbying. He accused Chairman Hugo Black of blocking the truth and pressed for the right to answer in his own manner, amid questions on a silent partnership with Edward J. Chen contributing to a company profits from 1926 to 1933.
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United Press
Washington
Howard C Hopson
Senate Lobby Committee
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Sudenly
Hugo Black
Black
Chen
Hopson
Lewis Schwellenbach
Wash
Edward J. Chene
A. G
Mussolini Determined to Dominate Ethiopia Crisis
Paris August 19, 1935 Europe faces a major crisis as negotiations collapse between France and Britain over Ethiopia. Mussolini presses Italy toward decisive action, signaling a shift in balance as European powers confront imperial ambitions and potential military options amid growing tensions in Africa.
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Richard D. McMillan
United Press
Paris
Europe
France
Great Britain
Guffey Coal Bill Passed By House
The House approved the Guffey bill after pressure from President Roosevelt and coal miners, voting 168 to not-fully-clear. The administration claimed a victory by a narrow margin as opponents pressed doubts about constitutionality. The measure proceeds to the Senate where its fate is unclear.
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Guffey
Univien Press
Washington
Roosevelt
House Today
Tts
Roosevelt de
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Voters urged to register Tuesday for second chance
Voters were urged to register on Tuesday as registrars will be at their locations from 8 a.m. to noon 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. A week earlier 886 had enrolled, and voters should register to avoid last minute congestion. Citizens should fill sample forms from the Democratic city committee to speed data collection.
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RCC
Democratic City Committee
Firemen Picnic At Lake LeBoeuf Draws Small Crowd
Birie County volunteers’ association animal outing at Lake LeBoeuf Park drew a fair crowd Saturday with Corry sending the largest group though attendance was lower than prior years. Last minute changes kept the planned events from being carried out, and most of the day centered on swimming and group games.
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Birie
Vounteer Sremen
Lake LeBoeuf Park
Corry
Armed bandit robs county treasurer office in Youngstown
In Youngstown on August 19 a long armed bandit robbed Alfred Barnes, who was transporting funds to the bank, near the courthouse. The loot totaled more than $21,000, including $5,863 in cash and $13,275 in checks, taken from a satchel after the thief stepped from between two cars and fled in a double-parked automobile with the motor running.
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United Prose
Youngstown
Alfred Barnes
War on traffic violators slows city speeding trend
Mayor Glen Miller and Chief H B Burlingame report a campaign against motor code violations has reduced speeding in the city. They say the effort shows preliminary success with fewer lawbreakers, but the drive continues until violations are minimal. Signs will be erected to curb speeding and courtesy tickets issued to deter recurrences.
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Glen Miller
The
Journal Today
Miller
Burlingame
Plane wreck at Erie County Airport ends theft bid
An attempted airplane theft at Erie County Airport failed when the thief fled as the aircraft roared to life. Farmers heard the engine and rushed to the field but the plane crashed before they reached it. Blood was found in the pilot seat. police suspected injuries though the thief was not aboard. The aircraft belonged to Neil McCray of Erie.
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Erie CO
United Press Obe
Erie County
Parmers
Neil McCray
Erie
States WPA Program Takes Shape in Pennsylvania
The Works Progress Administration aims to employ 825,000 Pennsylvanians before federal rent relief ends November. Edwand M. Jimes, ex-WEA chief, says WPA has approved 2,243 projects to employ about 74,800 people at a cost of 64,591,448 dollars in federal and community funds since headquarters opened last month. He adds strong confidence for progress by November 1.
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United Frese
Harrisburg
Works Progress Administration
Edwand M. Jimes
WEA
WPA
Pennsylvania
Waa
City Council to decide on sewer survey and plant plan
Tonight the City Council is expected to act on proposals from four engineering firms for a sewer system survey and a sewage disposal plant. Approval could lead to a full system survey and a November bond vote. If funded, up to seven percent of the assessed valuation may be bonded, with about half of costs potentially covered by federal aid. The action will set the line on the city’s willingness to proceed and address conditions from last month’s damage.
Curtailment of Work Boosts Direct Relief
Harrisburg reports a sharp July curtailment of local works relief activities as jects open, with the state's unemployed rising by 48,005. The emergency relief board director Robert L. Johnson said this added to direct relief rolls for the week ending August 10. Expenditures reached $3,255.44, with curtailed works relief at $145,625 and wages for non relief cases noted.
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Works Progress Administration
United Press
Harrisburg
Robert L. Johnson
Emergency Relief Board
Governor's Son Forfeits Bond In Speeding Case
George H. Earle Jr., son of Pennsylvania's governor, forfeited a $125 bond in town court after a reported 460 mile per hour chase on the Boston Post Road last week. Court attendants said he sailed for Europe Saturday and the bond was forfeited following his expected nonappearance.
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Unio Rues Orange, Comn
George H. Earle, Jr
Pennsylvania
Boston Post
Europe
Sarle
Melvin McCray Dies From Heat In Odessa Oil Work
Word reached the Corry desk that Melvin H. McCray son of C F McCray was overcome by heat while working on an oil well in Odessa Texas. Telegram says no hope for recovery.
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Howard McCray
Melvin H. McCray
C. F. McCray
Odessa
Texas
Modification of Nazi Religious Policy Seen
Berlin August 19 Dr Hjamar Schacht Germanys leading financier is poised to consolidate power as an economic dictator answerable only to Adolf Hitler He would absorb control of economics labor and agriculture and denounce Nazis who op posed Jews and Catholics He warned that Jewish and Catholic laws must be observed and questioned the religious question as vital to Germany
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Frederick Oechsner
United Press
Berlin
Hjamar Schacht
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Schacht
Ministry of Economics
Carl Goerdier
Reichsbank
Koenigsberg
Julius Streicher
National Socialis
Ural
Neutrality laws urged to curb U S entry to war
United Press report from Washington notes the Senate munitions committee warned that Congress faces pressure to enact neutrality legislation this session. Enactment next session may be too late, the panel suggested in a letter to Sen. Key Pittman. The committee released Robert Lansing’s wartime letter showing economic pressure that pushed the United States to loan money to the Allies.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
United States
Markets at a Glance
United Press reports stocks active and lower while bonds fall. Curb stocks uneven and down, Chicago markets mixed. Call money at 4 percent of 1, foreign exchange dollar easing slightly. Grain prices show wheat around 5 to 7 per bushel, corn and rye down, oats up. Cotton varies, slight declines to small gains. Rubber soft, silver in New York steady, Montreal futures down over half a cent.
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United Press
Chicago
New York
Montreal
Vote Rail Pensions Approved in House on Voice Vote
The House approved the Crosver railroad retirement bill by voice vote to replace a pension measure struck down by the Supreme Court. The bill moves to the Senate as the Ways and Means Committee holds hearings on a companion tax bill adding four percent to railroad payrolls and two percent on employee salaries to finance new pension payments.
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Washington
House Today
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Auareme Court
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House
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Await Rate Slash By Penna Power And Light
Harrisburg August 19 The Public Service Commission awaited the filing of a tariff schedule promised by Pennsylvania Power and Light Company promising substantially reduced rates to aid homeowners and farmers. L. I. Wise company president said the offer aimed to avoid an extensive books investigation and denied the commission view that rates are unjust and profits unfair.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
Wise
Fatally Burned In Fire Destroys Home
Fatally burned Joseph Riggi aged 40 died at Ag tin Hospital after a house fire in Punxsutawney. Doctors cited inhalation of flames during escape as cause. Investigators say an explosion of unknown origin rocked the home last Friday night, starting the blaze.
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United Press
Joseph Riggi
Agtinc Hospital
Riggi
Funeral services set for Allegheny official Joseph Mackrell
Joseph N. Mackrell 54 longtime Allegheny county register of wills and Republican county commissioner candidate died from a heart ailment after a day of campaign speaking. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 40 p m at his home following his son’s discovery and a physician’s pronouncement.
Clymer Man Crushed in Sunday Accident
Walter Tentuisen of Clymer was removed from Corry to Hamot Hospital in Erie for a badly crushed shoulder after an accident Sunday night at Clymer. He was at Mr L Carlisch’s mill when the injury occurred, a broken shoulder blade and extensive damage noted. transfer to Erie was deemed necessary for further treatment.
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Walter Tenkuisen
Erie
Walter Tentuisen
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Hamot
Tenbuisen
Ado
Erie Institution
THREE CORRYITES GIVEN STATE APPOINTMENTS
Three Corry women have received state department appointments in Harrisburg. Mary Ressler of West Washington street joins the health department, Hazel Morrell of West Pleasant street leaves Tuesday for a Treasury post, and Mariel Lombard of Third avenue has begun work in the labor department after a February appointment.
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Harrisburg
Mary Ressler
West Washington Street
Department of Health
Hazel Morrell
West Pleasant Street
Gold Clause Ban Sent to Conference in Senate
The senate sent a resolution restricting suits against the government under the gold clause in federal securities to conference today. The measure appears on the White House must list.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
White House
Stunting Cyclist Killed During Sharon Stunt Ride
A 23 year old Leonard Genalio of Sharon died after a motorcycle stunt fall. He broke his neck in the accident today. Coroner William Applegate is investigating the death.
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United Preas
British Cabinet to Hold Emergency Meeting Over Italian Ethiopian War
London reports an emergency cabinet meeting within ten days to decide Britain’s move in the Ethiopian war. A possible lifting of the arms embargo against Ethiopia was discussed, with Italy deemed the aggressor if Britain acts. Leaders fear war could follow and threaten the League of Nations.
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London
Britain
Paris
Ethiopia
Ttaly
Brand Tily
Italy
League of Nations
Africa
Asia
Europe
Iinterest
Grea Britain
Thaly
Pierre Laval
Benito Mussaini
Tuy
Great Britain
Adolf Hitler
Germany
France
Evertts
Mussolini
Republicans Eye Middle West For 1930 Campaign Strategy
The Freeman reports a Frese based plan targeting the Middle West as pivotal for Republican gains in 1930. Leaders favor challenging the Democratic party at the heart of Roosevelt era policies. Herbert Hoover urged focus on the West as a source of potential presidential support while a poll of 8,000 county chairmen across 236 counties underscores broad GOP sentiment.
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Middlewest
Roosevelt
AAA Penelits
Herbert Hoover
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