Barry ousted as Senate votes 63 to 17 over sergeant at arms
Washington dispatch reports Barry loses his $4,000 post after a four hour Senate debate. The Senate dismisses the sergeant at arms by 63 to 17 while Barry cites alleged vote buying. New Outlook plans to reimburse Barry’s salary and he will continue writing. Senate and party figures rally in his defense amid clash over demagogues.
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Mollison Prepares Ocean Hop In Heart's Content
Capt James A Mollison lands at 8 am in Senegal and confirms readiness for a 2000 mile solo flight across the South Atlantic in the monoplane Heart's Content. He plans to depart for Natal, Brazil at dawn, following a route from England via Barcelona Casablanca Agadir Rio de Oro and Villa Cisneros. He averaged about 119 mph on the 700 mile leg from Villa Cimero and will wait until dawn to take off to manage fuel weight.
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Pennsylvania seeks 25 million unemployment relief bill
Harrisburg March 8 House leaders propose a 25 million dollar two year appropriation for unemployment relief. The bill, by Reps Berg and Saing, would fund the state emergency relief board to allocate funds by county need from April 1 to March 21, 1935. A 26 million dollar allotment could unlock 16 million more federal aid under the La Follette Costigan plan. Rep Sarig said the aim is to qualify Pennsylvania for federal grant funds.
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Davis seeks Senate pay for counsel in 1980 race probe
Senator Nye opposes paying Davis twenty thousand dollars from Senate funds to cover counsel retained for the committee investigating Davis election finances. Nye argues no contest exists and such payments would set a precedent allowing others summoned before a committee to seek compensation.
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Pinchot predicts great results from governors conference
Harrisburg, Feb. 8 Governor Pinchot expects "great results" from the governors conference call ed by President elect Roosevelt for early March. He will attend and says the White House meeting could be one of the best things in American public life. The conference will discuss unemployment relief and parts of the national conservation policy.
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Seek appropriation to finance inquiry heard in Harrisburg
Harrisburg Feb 8 The general assembly asked to approve a 10000 appropriation to finance the joint legislative investigation into the State Highway department. A bill providing 320000 firing was reported from the House appropriations committee and placed on the first reading calendar for action.
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Free Clinic Examines 65 In Erie County Health Drive
Sixty five persons were examined at a free clinic in the Municipal building here under Erie County Health and Tuberculosis efforts. Dr S Pruitt of Philadelphia led the clinic with nurses from the Erie County association and local staff assisting. several doctors aided as the afternoon rush increased. The event, funded by Christmas seal sales, was deemed highly successful with immediate treatment recommended for several cases. The toxin anti toxin clinic followed at the school library offices with forty children immunized under Dr John Kibler with PTA support and more sessions planned.
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Public Service Commission seeks data on start of low mood period
The Pennsylvania Public Service Commission is to determine the exact date the depression began for rate proceedings against Scranton Spring Brook Water. Public hearings start February 15 to consider two rate structures: pre slump conditions and post slump conditions amid falling commodity prices and labor costs. A separate item reports 19 year old Victor Smith, a South African airman, crashing while attempting a record flight in Algeria.
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Wreck Kills One, Six Hurt Near Green Bay
BULLETINS: Green Bay Wis one person killed today and six injured when a passenger train wrecked 16 miles north of here. Other items note Harrisburg senator Woodward proposes city manager plan for Philadelphia. De Valera reelected Irish executive. Mrs Gandhi jailed in India. fire deaths at Tisdale Sask. election certification for Senator Davis in Harrisburg. Hoover and House leaders back Roosevelt government reorganization. Pittsburgh detective notes veteran Daschock beaten to death after initial report.
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Bold Hold Up at Sheffield Garage in Kane Pa
Two men held up eight stores and garages across Pennsylvania and New York bound and gagged 20 year old Richard Godel of Sheffield. They escaped with $18 and fled toward Kane before changing cars. Police seek two bandits wanted in several nearby cities.
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Guardsmen Show Fine Form At Inspection
Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard conducted a federal inspection at the State Armory with a large turnout of relatives. Major Lawrence Pigg led the inspection along with Major Hartey and battalion commander Major Frederick L. Pont. Paper records equipment and ordnance were in satisfactory condition after a thorough review. Public drills and maneuvers last evening impressed onlookers as Capt. W. S. Houghton and Lieuts. Robert Brown and Ross Fehiman noted steady unit improvement and expected high marks for the Corry unit.
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Baden Shaken by Severe Tremors Across Baden
Earthquake shock traversed Baden from Karlsruhe toward the Swiss border with Rastatt hardest hit. Hundreds of chimneys toppled, a barracks wall collapsed, and a cross fell from a church tower at Kuppenheim. No deaths reported as residents fled outdoors seeking safety.
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Shirt plant fire destroys Treverton factory near Shamokin
The Treverton Shirt factory at Treverton near Shamokin burned early today causing about $250,000 in damage and injuring two. Police investigate whether the blaze was incendiary.
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Winter Storm Grips Midwest to East Coast
Frigid blasts from the Rockies to the Atlantic cause heavy snow and icy temps across multiple states. Dozens of deaths from exposure are reported as thousands seek shelter, with Chicago schools closed and relief stations stretched. Air travel slows and sidewalks are cleared as a broad winter weather front moves eastward.
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Crosby Drops Ex Erie Mayor as Secretary
Congressman elect Charles N Crosby of Mendville dropped Joseph C Williams former Erie mayor as his personal secretary an appointment that shocked Democratic circles in the district. Crosby reportedly abandoned plans to name Williams after a Washington visit and did not indicate any future post while noting the former Republican may not be chosen. He was in Corry briefly and planned remarks at the Golden Rule club in Union City and at the ex-servicemen gathering Saturday night.
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State Day Act Repeal Passes First Reading in House
Harrisburg Feb 8 The Connor Sowers bill repealing Snyder Armstrong state prohibition enforcement act passed first reading in the house and was set for second reading Monday. The house approved a seven member commission to draft laws regulating alcohol control in the commonwealth while the senate adjourned early until Monday night.
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Mercury Tumbles and Storm Rips Through City
A severe cold wave and storm sweep the region causing icy highways and wrecks between Waterfond and Eile. Eastbound Train No 2 delays from Chicago district with snow plows keeping lines clear. Winter crops damaged while farm markets show rising grain, egg, butter, and livestock prices as harsher weather continues.
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Slayer of Husband Released in New Castle Case
In New Castle Pennsylvania on February 8, District Attorney Powers approved the release of Anna Mat McNeily, 20, accused of shooting her husband who struck her. Relatives testified for McNeily as she appeared before Alderman L. C. Biante. The incident occurred early Sunday at their home.
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