City work relief costs tabulated by engineer
City Engineer Nevin R. Dickson presented a five year report to City Council detailing more than a quarter of a million dollars in federal work relief projects. Thirty one projects accounted for about 259 000 dollars in federal aid and 260 800 dollars overall. The list includes street widening paving and sewer work across Centre Alley West Irving West Congress and other streets plus flood damage repairs.
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Nevin R. Dickson
United Press and Central Press
Dickson
Centre Alley
Min Street
Irving Street
Raymond Avenue
Wright Street
Senece Street
Congress Street
Center Street
Wayne Street
Bear Creek
Point Emat
Ant Wayne Otrent
Congress
West Frederick
King Street
Son of Cincinnati student allegedly murdered in Boston case
Parents fear their son, Frederick W Burgess 23, Harvard shop student formerly of Franklin Pa, killed himself in Boston after a bank slip read I'm sorry was found with his overcoat and hat when he disappeared last November. Officials expected in Boston to investigate.
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Alsin
Frrederick W. Burgess
Cincinnati
Harvard
Jay
Stuent
Franklin Pa
Cincinmati
Irs
Rederick
Burgess
Progress at Labor Meet. No Strike Yet at Steel Talks
Leaders of the steel workers committee and United States Steel officials reported substantial progress in renewal negotiations. A long conference at the Biltmore hotel in New York ended without a strike threat as leaders and officials noted continued talks.
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Untten Res
New York
Ithe Ste] Workers Organiz Ns Committee
United States Steel Corporation
Benjamin K. Waitress
Ur. Stiel
PLC
Biltmore
Motorist Faces Charge After Auto Crash
Patrolman J. W. Trewin of the Cores motor police sub-station reports a motor vehicle code violation charged against H. B. Coover of RD G Wstsrfoni who allegedly drove his car into the path of a vehicle operated by Kenneth Aprenmirth of Terie at Watersford yesterday.
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J. W. Trewin
Cores Motor Police
H. B. Coover
Thirteen Die as Big Dirigible Crashes in Russia
In Moscow on a trial night, thirteen of eighteen crew members perished when Russia's largest dirigible wrecked on a mountain. Rescue efforts were underway for four scientists adrift over 1,000 miles southward from the North Pole, with icebreakers en route to reach them. Authorities had arranged for the big airship USER-V6 to land on the ice as the event unfolded.
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United Preas
Moscow
Russia
Greem
North Pale
Erie men jailed for year and fined in cemetery scam
Laurence S Kent and Laurence Sutley of Erie pleaded guilty to dealing in securities without license. Each received one year in jail and $1,000 fines plus costs. They must repay a Meadville woman $2,000 for non existent cemetery plots sold by Resthaven Memorial Park Association. Prosecutors said parole could be considered after money from the sale is repaid. The case grew from an earlier arrest of F W Woods in Oil City and involved a cemetery plot promotion 15 miles south of Erie.
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United Press
Meadville
Crawford County
Laurence S, Kent
Laurence Sutley
Erie
Dirattars
Resthaven Memorial Park
O. Clair Kent
Pennsylvania Secures Commission
Sutley
Kent
F. Wewin Woods
Oil
Kidnaper Foiled Y Leader Under High Alert
Police search for a man who attempted to abduct Florence McCullough, secretary of the YWCA, as she waited in her car near police headquarters. The assailant forced entry, brandished a weapon, and fled after she screamed, prompting an alert for the suspect as efforts to locate him continued.
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United Press
Grieg
Plorence McCultough
Y, MC
Joont Ontes Tres MieCulloush
Misa Mecullorem
Firestone Final Rites Prepared In Miami Beach
Preparations were made for the burial of Harvey Firestone in a village cemetery near his Ohio hometown. The 70 year old tire magnate died yesterday of a heart attack at his Winter home Harhel Villa. His body will be moved by private car attached to a Western Air train leaving Miami Beach at 7 p.m. arriving Alkton at 6:50 a.m. Thursday.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Harvey
Firestone
Ohio
Harhel Villa
Tov
Alkton
Two Corry Couples Granted Divorces
In Sile county court yesterday Judge Miles B. Kites granted divorces to two Corry couples. Geshu India against Welder Dl McNdes, both of Corry, were among those named in the session.
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Sile
Courd
Miles B. Kites
Geshu
India
Welder
Corry
Roosevelt aims to let national banks underwrite securities
The Roosevelt administration weighs legislation to permit national banks to underwrite securities to mobilize private capital, with draft measures studied and support seen from Securities and Exchange Commission Chief William C. Douglas, amid banking act 1933 separation concerns. In Miami, AFL labor movement efforts waver as CIO opposition grows, votes against union oppression, and a miners convention approves a $2.2 million assessment to fund CIO alliance efforts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ing
United Press
Miami
American Federation of ‘Labor
Committee For Industrial
Adda
Council
Meebers
Labor Croup
John J. Lewis
Thecourell
Tday
A. PF
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federaion of Labor
Oil
Federa
Ionrmy
C. I
Protests Over Assessment Increase At City Council Meeting
Aero Supply Corporation protested a jump in plant valuation from 55 110 to 70 080 in Fourth Ward. Council referred the dispute to the finance director and city solicitor for conferences and possible adjustment after noting an agreed 65 110 assessment with the late assessor. The session covered routine business, January treasurer receipts of 5 610 62, disbursements 4 013 49, and a 1 507 13 balance. A clerk salary proposal and window washing bid were acted upon, and sewer work approval followed guidance toward property department.
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Aero Supply Corporation
Hepler
Nicholexing
V. King
South Center Street
Fred J. Weaver
Edward Harrington to Return 10 City Position
Edward Harrington, once general foreman of storm sewer work, is returning to a city role as street commissioner after a period of illness and treatment. The report notes recent nervous condition and a brief break in duties, with current status unclear and treatment ongoing in Cleveland.
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Edward Harrington
Cornell
Edward Mr Harrington
Harrington
Ice Gorges Break Up in Allegheny River
Weather turns mild as ice gorges along the Allegheny break up. Rain and warm temps boost flow with the river cresting around 10.23 feet, five feet above normal, threatening late today as the 18 foot stage passes through Pittsburgh.
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Uniter Ress
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Theft of Gems From Florida Home Seized
Mrs. Philip Ernest Hill reported a $90,000 jewel theft from her Palm Beach home. Police chief Joseph Borman led the probe as detectives hunted a gang of sophisticated thieves operating in the winter colony. The theft occurred while guests were on a golf course, and a small case was removed unnoticed.
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Unneo Press
Palm Beach
Fik
Philip Ernest Hill
England
Bidat
Falm Beach Winter Colony
Smart Winter Colony
Joseph Borman
Findley Lake Man Hurt After Woods Accident
Francis Mandeville, 43, of Findley Lake, injured his left foot when struck by an axe while cutting logs on the Marie Peterson farm. He sustained a fractured bone and a gash on the leg, was treated by Dr. John Keibler, and returned to Findley Lake.
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Findley Lake
Francis Mandeville
Marie Peterson
Mandeville
Peterson
Ohn
Keibler
Tater
Elmer Westley Dies Eight Years After Plant Injury
Elmer Westley of 317 Worth Street, long a community resident and founder of the Word of Life Book Shop, died early today after severe injuries suffered at the Ajax Iron Works plant eight years ago. He remained in a serious condition for weeks, with the accident leaving him an invalid, yet he faced life cheerfully and continued religious activity and service.
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Elmer Westley
Imer T. Westley
Ajax Iron Works
Worth Street
Westley
Word of Life
Christ
City Council considers bond for storm sewer project
Last night council tentatively approved a 12000 bond to fund storm sewer work while doubts linger on legality and state permit timing. City engineer provided a detailed plan for two retention basins on Seneca and Lake streets, with specified capacities and pipe configurations, aiming for WPA support and department approval before March.
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Department of Internal Affairs
Paretishug
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Foerter
Odike
Lake At
Bing Lake Street
Dan
Wii Dam
Lake Street
Thomas Greene
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