Labor Bill Hearings Recessed as Debate Rages On
Washington February 11 Senators pause three day hearings on a new labor law amid party splits. The administration bill, pushed by Chairman Elbert Thomas, faces a vote in a committee split 5 to 8 and possible floor battles. Witnesses including Robert N. Denham defend the Taft Hartley era while unions back the reform plan for faster relief from the current act.
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Associated Press
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City and Civic Clubs Back Radio Interference Group
Meeting this morning the Corry radio interference elimination committee was joined by the civic leaders and radio repairmen in an effort to clear static on receiving sets. Mayor Fred Kinley said the city will check its own equipment while Kiwanis Rotary and Chamber of Commerce members pledged support. Joseph Myers and Jack Doymey are chair and secretary treasurer of the group.
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Pleborcians
Fred Kinley
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Rotary Clubs
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Joseph Myers
Jack Doymey
Ulster Votes Ten Stay In Kingdom
Belfast returns show Unionists winning seven of the first five percent districts with a Belfast dock upset as Alderman Thomas Gale defeats Labour MP Harry Downey. Unionists lead 27 seats with 20 unreported as ministers Hall Sinclair and Grant win Belfast divisions and vote to keep Northern Ireland in the United Kingdom.
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Disslols
Mrs Earl J Anderson Dies After Basement Fall
Pittsburgh Feb. 11 Mrs Earl J Anderson wife of the Glairton by products superintendent at Carnegie- Tironaly Steel Corp died yesterday from a fall in the basement of her Jairton home. Her husband held a position at the Glairton works.
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Earl J Anderson
Jairton
Glairton Works
Carnegie-Tilinaly Steel Corp
Corry Red Gross Sets Fund Quota At 2796
Corry Red Gross reports a fund quota of 2796 dollars set for the community drive. The county dog agent appears active in the Corry campaign, with local events and a parade noted. A single owner fined 896 dollars plus costs after a court appearance, with further checks planned the following week.
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CORRY
Owen
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Scranton Judge Caps Drunkenness Fine At $2 Unlike Local Rules
A Scranton judge ruled a $2 drunkenness fine, below the $3 state maximum, may be imposed for public inebriation. The decision centers on Lahateiy’s case where $10 or $100 fines were suggested earlier, and the judge noted municipal penalties must not exceed state law. The ruling raises questions about how local ordinances align with state statutes.
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Dahotsky
Brank
Gagey
JuGee Eugen
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Expel Hungarian Diplomat To U.S
The United States ordered ten Hungarian diplomats to leave the country in retaliation for Hungary expelling two American officials from Budapest. John G. Florian, first secretary of the Hungarian legation, was declared no longer persona grata and directed to depart as soon as possible.
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United States
Hungary
Budapest
John G. Plorian
Legation
Andrew Sik
Florian
Three Die Two Missing In Air Force Bomber Crash
Milton Del Feb 11 three men died and two were missing after an Air Force B-26 crashed near the southern Delaware community. The two engine plane skimmed buildings, struck the edge of a small pond and exploded.
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Annual Red Cross Drive Planned in Corry Chapter Campaign
The Corry chapter of the American Red Cross announces its annual drive from March 1 to 7 with a goal of 3,706 dollars. Key officers Mrs Alfred becomes executive secretary replacing Mrs Ray Tamw'r. plans include a talk by a principal officer and confirmation of hospital goals. The board discusses fundraising and auxiliary activities led by Mrs Milder Alfred and Jerome Needham announces further committee details.
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Caslosea Hayes
Mbtion
Gary Hubley
Jerome Needham
Ste Hirrold Cribert
Guy Yretgalfy
Snow and Cold End Maple Tapping Season
Last night and today’s cold weather halted maple tapping across the Cony region. Producers report reduced sap flow, with some early-season gear stored or moved to fuel, as operators prepare for a brief, potentially early end to the season.
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Synfansburg
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Renny
Rickar Witmer
Woman Prison Official Begins Year Latence
Rebecca Yost, financial secretary at Moundsville state penitentiary, started a one to one year sentence for falsifying her accounts. She pleaded guilty before Judge Turize Bind Arnold and was sentenced to the state prison for women at Peter Springs. Nine other charges of falsification and embezzlement totaling over $8,000 were dismissed.
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Arnold
Petrce Springs
Remington 15 Returns To Post After Suspension
Washington reports that William M. Remington is assigned back to work at the Commerce Department after clearance of mortality charges. The department says his duties involve general exports and not the national security issue. He will receive back pay totaling 85000 dollars from June 28 suspension, amid protests from seeking attorneys and a prior review board reversal.
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Airlines Oppose Hire in Gas Tax Boost
Airlines oppose a proposed one cent per gallon fuel tax increase, arguing it would be prohibitive when added to existing costs. Pennsylvanians aviation groups contend receipts fund aeronautical needs and facilities, while airlines cite tax exemptions in neighboring states and current airport charges.
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Eight In Family Perish In Blaze Associated Press
A devastating house fire claimed the lives of eight family members, including several children, in a single dwelling. Investigators suspect kerosene as the ignition source, with flames engulfing the 48 square foot structure and destroying the interior as relatives attempted to escape.
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Enlistment and Draft Board Procedures Update
A historical notice outlines Selective Service rules for enlistments and draft processing. It explains that all registrants will be classified, orders to report for physical examination may be issued by the draft board, and changes in status or address must be reported to maintain eligibility under the Selective Service Act.
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Philadelphia Transit Strike Disrupts City Travel
Philadelphia faced a crippling transit strike as 9,200 workers of the CIO Transport Workers Union walked out. Buses subways and trolleys halted or reduced to foot travel leading to heavy delays and crowding near stations. Police directed crowds and suburban rail lines took up the slack with limited service. The Treasury meanwhile reported February receipts and debt figures.
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Reas
Official Says All Confessed To Spy Charges
A Communist dominated state plans early trials for churchmen and British men who acted as contacts in espionage activities. Officials report all confessing to spy charges amid rising tension and diplomatic friction.
Bulgaria to try 15 Protestant leaders for treason
Sofia tempers crisis as Bulgaria moves toward trial of 15 Protestant ministers and officials on charges including treason and spying for Britain and the United States. Among those named are church leaders from the United Evangelical Church and several American and British diplomats labeled as foreign intelligence agents. The proceedings, tied to alleged anti state activities, target multiple provinces with many arrests noted and potential further indictments pending.
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Bulgaria
Dewity
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New
Jenny
Himngiry
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Dallius
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Methndlet Ottuietes i Balenrin
Uwe
Adietmene
Carsite Pines
Cyril Black
Princeton University
U.S
Fire destroys six cell blocks at Atmore State Prison
Atmore Alabama February 11 fire destroyed six cell blocks dining room and offices at Atmore State Prison farm. No injuries reported and preliminary checks indicate no escapes. The blaze started in a rear tong wooden building about 20 years old.
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