Gilbert Walks Out On Fourth Wife Amid Court Action
Taxpayers' Union will probe school and public service costs as city budget cuts $16,334.97 since 1928. John Gilbert, now separated from Virginia Bruce after a heated Boca Raton episode at El Mirado, Cal., follows a history of marital turmoil including a previous issue with Ina Claire and another with Miss Bryce.
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John Gilbert
el Mirado
Cal
Virginia Bruce
Ina Claire
Gilbert
Sui
Bryce
Appropriations Over Five Years Compared in City Budget
City Council outlined budget cuts over five years noting expenditures declined from 94 709.59 to 78 374.02 while 1928 allocations stood at 94 709.59 and 1932 tentative appropriations at 78 274 682 with departmental shifts across finance accounts street improvements public safety and parks. A 2 000 salary reduction is cited and incidental funds rise to cover unoffered taxes as the coming year looms.
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Council
Department of Finance and Accounts
East Main
West Smith
Department of Public Affairs
Department of Public Safety
Department of Streets and Public Improvements
Department of Parks and Public Property
Department OF Finance and Account
Econerations
Opie
Stile Tas
Comnby
Board of Health
Bates
Columbus Ave
Church St
M. Sumford
Hose Company
Penn
Three Defendants Plead Guilty Before Warren Judge
Warren county reports three defendants pled guilty before Judge DB A Acird at Willy. Adolph Carson received one year in the Allegheny County Workhouse and $2 fine plus prosecution costs for aggravated assault and battery. Saunders must pay $50 sponges and $90 for the support of a child, plus a $500 bond to fulfill sentence. Laverne Johnson faces court costs and two years probation after admission of guilt. An opinion in the G A F and V RWW tax case directed plaintiffs to pay taxes and court costs. Grand jury members attended, with District Attorney LeRoy presenting matters and a tentative report due Tuesday morning for the first trial.
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Ciporg Saunders
Euenis
Laverne Johnson
V. Rww
James
Atiller
Dunokle Sehilier
Tite Aviat
Viingn ‘Ownstisp Memitiers
Cour
LeRoy
Wen. m
Ong Sing Revue Is Almost Too Real
Ossining New York December show depicts revolver handling and house-robbing skits that unnerved about 300 women in attendance. Actors played vintage roles with real gunfire felt by the audience, though no one was harmed. Also a piano for sale listed at 452 East Wayne Street.
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ONG Sing
United Press
Ossining
N.Y
Wahn
Jassie Condoln
Sing Sibe
Eve
Irind
Proposal 15 Percent Pay Cut To Reduce Levy
A report outlines a plan to cut city pay by 15 percent to ease the levy as uncollected taxes soar. The mayor and city council consider further salary reductions for officials and employees, with debates on impact and timing for the 1933 assessment and village questions.
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Ution
Finance Department
England
Lyons
Commission
Cornell
Connell
Groups Probe School Costs and Utility Rates
The Taxpayers' Union forms committees to study municipal expenditures and school, county, and state costs. Lyons, Peate, Miller, Hillbuegg, and others will probe city finances, school tax assessments, and present public service rates to seek reductions. Union aims cooperative action with councils and boards to lower costs.
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Taxpayers’ Union
Chary
Pasters
Archy. Lyons
Walter L. Peate
Messrs. Lyons
Peake
Glenn Miller
Orrin Hillbuegg
D. M. Lesch
J. ®. Burlingame
J. J. Desmond
C. B. Wileas
Erie County Taxpayers’ Association
Vic
Meeting of B P W Club in Corry Highlights By Laws
Twenty twelve members of the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club met at Miss Wilma Rich’s West South Street home for the December session. Harriet Myers and others led the work on by laws and constitution, with president Miss Inez Fitch overseeing the routine. A social hour featured contests and a cookie lunch. In Harrisburg Ortle Construction Co. of Pittsburgh won the $36,705 contract to build a bridge on U S Route 62 between Jenota and Clarion.
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Tve
Corry
Myera
Harrisburg
Ortale Construction Company
Pittsburgh
U.S. Route 62
Jonesta
Clarion
Deer KIll Hopes Rise Amid Snowfall Prospects
In the northwest, deer hunters await snow to halt dry woods and aid the hunt. J G Gilford district supervisor says one deer kill is likely to be high, possibly the greatest if snow comes, noting many workers in the woods and past prosecutions under game laws.
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J. G
Hiford
Shdat & Doe
Gilford
Davis Campaign Expense Data Held Up in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on December 6, U.S. Senator James J. Davis faced a hold on his $1,089 campaign expense report as the state election bureau seeks detailed vouchers and payer names. The secretary at the commonwealth rejected the filing for lacking supporting receipts over $10 and omitting certain payees.
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State Election Bureau
Harrisburg
U. S
James J. Davis
Davis
Davis Wus
Richard’ J. Beamish
To Commonwealth
Os Hamilton
Republican Committee
Beamish
Republican State Committee
Frank K. Boal
Wayne Valley Church Supper and Bazaar Notice
The Ladies and Society of Wayne Valley Church will host a chicken supper in the church dining room Thursday December 8 starting at 1 40 PM. Menu includes chicken with biscuit gravy mashed potatoes squash peas vegetable salad pie and coffee. A bazaar of Christmas gift articles will be displayed and the public is invited. Church located one mile north of Beaverdam on the Wattsburg Road.
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The
Ladies and Society of Tit Wayne Valley UW. B. Ghureh
Beaverdam
Wattsburg
Winter Gardens Topic Of Study At Corry Woman's Club
The Garden Department of the Corry Woman's Club met on Mott Street with hosts Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Gillette. Papers on The Poinsettia and Oh Bird's Christmas Tree were read by Mrs. Darling and Mrs. Mathews, plus an article on Appreciation of Nature During the term by Mrs. O’Hare. A dinner and club business session were announced for the following evening at 6:20 at the clubhouse, with Mrs. Newton and Mrs. King coordinating.
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Corry
He Club
Jessie K. Newton
Cariton Y. King
Democrats Report A Balance In State Campaign Funds
Harrisburg December 6 The Democratic state committee reported to the state election bureau that the November campaign closed with a treasury balance. Receipts were 49730.05 and expenditures 48910.27. Major single donation came from George H Marleard 10000. Democratic National Committee contributed 25600. Highest outlays 38760 forElection Day watchers. Office salaries 6200. F Lenny Green heads to Philadelphia for two day Pennsylvania Railroad meeting.
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Sy Untteo
Harrisburg
Demo Erate State Committee
State Election Bureau
Treasury
Wilenberger
Stroudsburg
George H. Marleard
Philadelphi
Democratic Nations Committee
Flenny Green
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
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