City Tax Fixed At 12 Mills In 1934 Meeting
City Council approves a general budget of 504,797.88 as the 1934 tax levy is set at 12 mills. Officials detail November receipts and December balance while authorizing payments and civil works plans. Mayor England and council discuss presenting Civil Works projects to Arthur Uy Vicary for county administration review.
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Utah
Frank ‘T Gagliad
Cornel
Arthur Uy Vicary
Pr. E. Westley
Kincaid
Raymond McCoy
Cohen and Sons
Cohen
Reorganization Meeting Elects Maude Barnes President
Maude E. Barnes was elected president of the board at a reorganization meeting held last evening in the school offices. The former directorate met beforehand to wrap up lingering business as Harry S. Smith’s term ended. John W. Baming and Mrs. Barnes were sworn in by Dr. Bennett, and the board then elected Barnes to lead for the ensuing term. The session approved minutes and heard about a school funds repository issue with the State Department and the National Bank of Corry declining depository duties. The Grange plays will use the Corry High auditorium for eliminations Saturday, with Crawford, Warren, and Bath counties sending winners. The meeting adjourned sine die.
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Ers
Maude E. Barnes
Barnes
Harry 8. Smith
Messrs. Smith
Brown Love
Curtis
Patterson
Bennett
State Department of Public Instruction
Marvisburg
Lneama
Schoal
Ube ‘National Bank of Corry
Federal Reserve Bank At
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Nina Jewell
Corry Grange
Baal
Corry High School
Almitorum
Grange
Crawford
Warren
Bath
de Curlis
Mr. Smith
Pennsylvania Ratifies 21st Amendment Victory Marked
Pennsylvania delegates in Harrisburg meet to ratify the 21st Amendment ending national prohibition. The State Senate chamber hosts 15 wet delegates elected by 3 to 1 vote, aligning with Ohio and Italy in completing the states ratifying the repeal. Hotels and restaurants prepare for celebrations with liquor and cocktails priced from 25 to 40 cents, signaling a new era for patrons.
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Commonwealth
United Press
Harrisburg
Pai
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Fledee
Menn
Senate
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Utaly
Hi Finkle
Cork
Jol Rhukter
Vorka
Tecome Ingal
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co Chief to Surrender
New York December 5 Press reports say Pranie Parish, president of the failed Missouri Kansas Pipe Line Company once valued at eighty million dollars, plans to surrender to federal authorities. He is indicted on theft charges involving bonds notes and subsidies, with additional counts pending in Chicago over alleged fraud in selling the company's securities.
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New York
Pranier
Parish
Run Fed Evil Grand Jury
Pipe Line
Patish
Chicago
Deny Petition to Block Ratification
Justice Letts of District of Golunpain Supreme Court denied a petition seeking to restrain Acting Secretary of State Phillips Pompery from ratification actions. The filing challenged proposed repeal amendments and ratification procedures, citing constitutional concerns and procedural faults.
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Wren
Washington
Justice Letts
District of Golunpain
Phillips Pompery
Pennsylvania Abandons One Dollar Liquor Tax Plan
Harrisburg Pa The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue moved to collect a one dollar per gallon liquor tax today while deferring action on extending the existing two dollar tax. The Senate finance committee attached the rider and passed it to the Senate Show, aiming to keep state revenue from liquor sales owned and operated by the state.
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Unnen
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate Finance
Senate
Three Applicants Seek Liquor Licenses in City
Three applications for liquor licenses have been filed with the State Liquor Control Board from this city. No permits had been issued to any of the total applicants up to early this afternoon. The establishments seeking licenses are the Hotel Corry, the Washington Lunch, and the files Cinb. Mange Shoemaker of the Hotel Corry expressed belief the license for the hostel would be granted by Thursday of this week.
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State Liquor Control Board
Jh Corry
Corry
Cinb
Mange Shoemaker
Belig
Mrs Schluraff Speaks On County Government At Rotary
Mrs Helen Schluraff a Kyle County commissioner spoke before the Rotary Club on county government and highway debt relief. She urged state absorption of highway obligations, noted the taxpaying role of women, and called for reforms in poor relief and county finances. Guests included Miss Inex Fitch Rev H R Hor needs and others.
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Helen M. Schiutait
Kyle Colinty Board of
Cohiniaslouers
Baye 2
Rotary Club
Nunth Row
Finla
Schluraf
Svhlarafé
Rolnis
Tole
Gas Station Hold Up Leaves Attendant Shot
Corry authorities pursue two unidentified suspects after a robbery at a Route 20 Cities Service station near Asbury Chapel west of Erle. The attendants escaped with an undetermined cash amount in a dark car heading west, or possibly south toward Gonneant. The wounded attendant’s condition and exact injuries were not stated as police broadcast details circulated.
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Corry
Hi Cities
Asbury Chapel
Erle
Massing
Gonneant
Wie
Polize
West End Home Left a Ashes After Early Morning Fire
Fire destroyed a West Pleasant Street home owned by George Mikytulle estimated at $1,000 in damage. Neighbors spotted the blaze early and firemen containment after upper floors and roof collapsed. Mikytulle was away, with reports he had been ill or chasing treatment. cause undetermined. The home was formerly Bilzelbhiers property near Gates Street.
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George Mikytulle
West Pleasant Street
O'Clowk
Bilzelbhiers
Gates Street
Mikvinik
Youngsville
Paulson
Tim
Gostion
Oma
Mifeytutktus
Beak
Ux Faullor
Aero Supply Corporation
First Signs Of Rift On Social Legislation
Harrisburg report on a Senate move to keep the General Assembly in session until social legislation is resolved. Senator Hurwitz proposed a discharge to force action, while Senator Buckman objected citing committee procedure. Democratic leaders issued a party challenge to push liquor control and social measures.
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Arthur F. Grant
United Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Franc J. Hurwis
Allegheny
Senate
Saue
Clarence J. Buckman
Judicary Geneva Committee
Buckman
Ormor United States
Joseph T. Grimly
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Harris
Famate
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Sally Rand Walks Out On Hollywood Studio
Sally Rand, famed Chicago Century of Progress dancer, left a Hollywood studio after learning her role limited her to a small dance scene. Paramount officials said she quit in a huff over the restricted part and lack of dramatic acting opportunity.
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Syunfree
Frese Tollywood
Calif
Bal Wy Rand
Chicago Century of Progress
Paramount
Lindberghs to Fly to Natal at Midnight
Col Charles A Lindbergh and his wife prepare to depart in their airplane at midnight for Natal Brazil after days of attempts to repair a malfunction in the Turhin craft amid heavy weather and urgency from Bathurst Gambia.
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United Pre
Bathurst
Gambia
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Natal
Brazil
GOP charges move to muzzle radio and press
The Republican National Committee released a formal statement accusing the administration of seeking a dictatorship over opinion press and radio. It cites documentary evidence that radio stations faced license threats unless they censor WRA content and claims NRA resisted reaffirming constitutional free press guarantees. Critics deny the charge, while the committee warns the administration would muzzle adverse public opinion.
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Washington
Pec
Republican National Committee
WRA
NRA
Free Press
National Committee
Federa Rafio Commission
Harold A. wnFount
Trenaty
Sol Rosen- Seth
YRA
Doe
Ohioratifies repeal amendment as 35th state
Ohio formally ratifies the Eighteenth Amendment repeal proposal, becoming the 35th state to approve, placing the nationwide repeal within reach of final action. Columbus reports the step toward ending prohibition as the measure moves toward the necessary threshold.
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Ohio
United Press
Columbus
Tax burden shifts to liquor drinkers after repeal
United States tax policy shifts as Congress plans January changes. A $225 million yearly burden will fall on liquor drinkers, with domestic liquors taxed at $1.10 per gallon and imported spirits subject to additional tariffs. Authorities forecast decreased government revenue without further reform, while various products and industries anticipate the impact on prices and consumption.
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Washington
Congress
Utah Repeal Convention Delays Prohibition End Celebrations
Utah delegates vote to delay the repeal ratification by about five hours to allow a nationwide radio broadcast of proceedings. The pause disrupts preparations in major cities as hotel, restaurant, and event planners adjust for the postponed end of prohibition. Pennsylvania ratifies the 21st amendment at 12:35 p.m., becoming the 5th state to do so.
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United Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
M.S
America
Chicago
New York
Bostos
Dee
Ray L. Olsen
Ogden
Aoort
Mi 8.T
M.S.T
Olsen
Pit Wii
Clarence Bamberger
Franklin Zitten
House
State House
Henry HB
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