Relief Bill Reported to Extend CWA Beyond May
Washington reports a $950 million unemployment relief bill favorably reported by the House. Hopkins testified that about 450 million would extend CWA to May, with 50 million for continued relief aid. Aimed to keep 4 million to 9 million jobless on relief into 1934. Continued on page 41.
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CWA
Golden Rule Club
Linge
Ts House — Hopkins Patnta
Fund For Relief
Civil Works Administration
House
Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
PWA
Igraft
Additional Aid Sought for School Painting Project
Weather and funding delays hinder Corry School District painting and street work. North Center Street widening and West Church Street gutter projects paused as state approval and national CWA funds await Congress action through May 1.
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Corry See
OWA
Gerry Loday
MN. R. Dickson
Lyat
West Church Street
Mirat
Second Avenues
Corry
Il Nt
Une
Igul
Congréss
Washington
Flames menace nearby plants in massive Pittsburgh blaze
In Pittsburgh on February 2 a fire at an abandoned Crucible Steel plant drew over 20 engines after five alarms. Heat kept crews back until the fire cooled, water streams fought flames near six neighboring facilities, while a Studard Oil plant nearby was saved from sparks. Fireman Joseph Gernot collapsed from smoke and received treatment. The blaze, started by an acetylene torch, involved four dismantling workers who escaped injury.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Crucible Steel Company
Hames
el ‘Neaphy Selseitér-Moss-Chemical Corportion
Studard Oil Company
Joseph
Gernot
Fie
Students Get Jobs to Aid College Attendance
The Works Progress Administration and Civil Works Administration in Hopkinton arrange parttime posts for 100000 students to help fund college attendance during the second semester. They will be paid 10 to 20 dollars monthly for work in libraries laboratories and similar roles.
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United Press
Washington
Reet and
Civil Works
Hopk
Hold-up at Sharon Ends With Theft of $500
Three bandits robbed the Personal Piyence Company in Sharon's business district today about 3 p m. They forced manager B C Yoder and staff to lie on the floor while $500 was taken and the robbers fled toward Ohio in a Hack ede.
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United Press
Pennsgrove
N. Il
Belt Lp
Bank
Snl Trust Company
Pennsgrave
A. Ra. Tudes
Marolit Aristelson, & Telief
Willian Wailington
DuPont
Deepwater
Carey's Point
Twoen
Anderson
Evolvers
Philadephia
Hebani
Jay Hall
Philadelphia
DuPont Company
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Needham
Mass
Fet
Needham Trust Company
Forbes McLeod
Ater
Uine
Prem Sharon
Piyence
Ohio
Joan Company
B. C. Yoder
Wrhrea
Wlll. c
Yoder
Veterans aid sent back to committee in Senate action
Senate delayed veterans legislation as the appropriations committee referred the Reed amendment and related benefits plan back to a sub committee. The sub committee has not yet considered the Reed amendment, while the full panel added 2 million dollars to the independent offices bill and upheld limiting automatic pay increases for military and civilian services.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Hele
American Legion
Whic
Byrnes
Dem. S.C
Independent Offices
Army
Navy
Marine Corps, Coast and Geodetic Survey
Post Office and Customs Service
District Court Grants Twenty Four Divorces in Two Days
Judge U P Rossiter says twenty four divorces were granted over two days with eleven on Thursday and thirteen today. Corry residents appear among the names including Neve King who seeks divorce from William B King alleging nightly absence, mistreatment and cruelty. Other Corry cases list Ada J McCauley from James L McCauley and Mildred W McCray from Paul McCray in Elgin among those separated.
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U.P. Rossiter Starls
Corry
Neve King
William B. King
Tearn
King
Evestock
Ada J. McCauley
James L. McCauley
Eric
Mildred
Zielinsiel
Holwerd Zielinniel
Ralph Danion
Cor~ty
Hazel Elen Damar
Rip- Jey
Mary B. Staford
Golden Rule Club formed to replace Corry Credit Exchange
Corry business men approve a Golden Rule Club to assume Credit Exchange duties and act as a mini chamber of commerce. John A. Blatt named first president as the new retail and advertising group aims to boost community enterprise similar to Union City’s club. Union City guests praise its model and plans.
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Corry
Corry Credit Exchange
Tow
Golden Rule Club
Union City
Corry Credit, Exchange
John A. Blatt
Golden Tale Club
Blatt
Aid Corry Credit Exchange
Meresd
Cluh
Ingh
The
Credit Exchange
F.C. Chapin
Harry Dick
Witon Blair
Join Steyes
Arthur B
T. H. Treat
Crawford M. Woods
Exchange
FE. York
York
Uniten City
Allsiesen
Sjle
D‘oining
Hfteen Mulles
Oli
Cie Crouilt Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Rommintty
Wang Giver
Contioueir
Tver
Appointment Confirmed in Washington Post of State Staining
An official appointment was confirmed in Washington regarding the post of staining and related duties. The briefing notes the selection of Title King to fill the position as the designated postediuter, with February as the month of confirmation.
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Washington
Staining
4LCORN CAPTURED AS CHIEF AIDE IN SANKey KIDNAP CASE
Chicago report says Gordon F. Alcor chief aide to Verne Sankey was arrested in Denver area after Sankey himself was nabbed in Chicago. Justice officials say the arrests nearly close the two kidnapping cases.
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4Lcorn
Sankey
Chicago
Gordon F. Alcor
Verne Sankey
Ghirles Boettcher
Denver
Haskell Bolin
St Paul
Melvin Purvis
Washington, D. C
Justice Department
Purvis
Sankey Taken to Sioux Falls for Trial on Kidnapping Charge
Verne Sankey was moved by federal agents to Sioux Falls to stand trial for abducting Charles Boetteher of Denver. Eight agents surrounded the suspect as he boarded a train, while authorities pursue possible links to the Lindbergh case and the New Jersey kidnapping.
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United Press
Chicago
Hugh Department of Justice
Verne Sankey
Sioux Falls
Charles Boetteher
New Jersey
Sankey
Federal
Iit Sankey
Mem
Aod Nlom
Kx Pjarrt
Applications for state bonus filed at two veteran centers
About thirty applications were filed Thursday at headquarters run by the American Legion and Red Cross in the Municipal building for the state restate bonus. Volunteers reported the process going smoothly with data gathered to complete forms and assist veterans. A Veterans agency will mail the applications directly, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars has set up a similar office on West Washington Street offering aid to ex soldiers. Veterans urged to respond promptly as blanks are available at both agencies.
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Commonwealth
Ollefi Anl
American Legion
Cross
Veterans’ Agency
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Homd
W. Washington Street
Erie radio dealer dies in icy highway crash
Lawrence Beving 52 president of an Erie radio firm was killed when his car skidded on an icy highway near Gilhyd and hit a tree. Beving was a member of a second degree Mason lodge.
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Erie
Lawrence Beving
Begin
Gilhyd
Three Insane Convicts Escape Springfield
Police hunted three insane convicts in Missouri after they escaped last night from the Department of Justice medical center. One, George J. Standish, 22, held for grand larceny, was captured by a hospital guard. Narvin Roark, 41, serving life for murder. Albert Devan, 34, a counterfeiter. and Joseph G Watts, 7n, committed for robbery remain at large. They pried bolts from a metal screen on a second floor and used a volley ball net to reach the ground. Gunfire from guards did not stop the escape.
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United Press
Springfield
Missouri
Mance
Department of Justice
George J. Standish
Grand Lancery
Liberty
Narvin Roark
Albert Devan
Felter
Joseph G .Watts
Japanese Ambassador Urges Pacific Peace Understanding
Hinoto Saito newly appointed Japanese ambassador to Washington called for frank discussion of Pacific problems. He outlined points favoring deescalation with the United States, migration rights on par with Europe, recognition of Manchukuo, and no threat to American trade while seeking normal relations in Asia.
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Pacific
Frederick Kuh
United Press
London
Hin 1Shin Saito
Whabington
Saito
United
Revenue Bureau Counsel Born at Spring Creek
Robert H. Jackson Jamestown attorney named general counsel of the United States Bureau of Internal Revenue in Washington born near Spring Creek in 1892. He graduated Jamestown High School class of 1910 Albany Law School 1912 admitted to Rochester bar 1913. Nomination presented to the Senate by President Roosevelt. The role pays $1,000 per year. The Wire World mentions other officials and staff in passing.
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Robert H. Jackson
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Spring Creek
Jamestown
United States Bureau of Internst Revenue
Washington
Jamiestown High School
Albany Lay School
Rochester
Jackson
Senate
Roseevelt
Dccri
Tary
The
Treasury
Morgé
Bbie Fite
Larat Law Office
Aantnlaul General Coum
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Protecton
Jess
Use Suppipriations Commnister
Englyen
Ernie Flene
Marmot
Sharon
Veterans’ Aid
Appropriations
Reed
Lindbergh
Central
Japan
Rissa
Tapan
United States
Probaly
Hi Marchonguis Mayer Bitthug
Cacuseif
Revenue Bureau
MI Beach
Fla
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