Goodrich plan approved with some provisos
Harrisburg committee proposes consolidation of public assistance under county boards with state and federal costs to follow after 1938. Local governments would share a material part of costs, while a new 20 member board with names like Roland N. Benjamin and F R Bush would guide the program and discuss tax and public welfare reforms at the annual meeting.
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Lindberghs Leave Tripoli for Egypt
Cor and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh departed Tripoli for Egypt today after a one day visit to Air Marshal Balbo, governor general of Libya, heading their Mohawk plane toward Mersa Matruh. Weather was reported satisfactory as Balbo and Libyan authorities bade them farewell at Mulgha airport.
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San Cura antiseptic ad urges quick care for every cut
Never neglect a slight cut. Wash wound at once with San-Cura Medicated Soap, then apply San-Cura Ointment to relieve inflammation, stop pain, and aid healing. Ointment 36c and Soap 25c available at all drug stores. Adv 1-2.
Mirage Mirage Mirror Crash Claim Sparks Air Mystery
United Press reports a claimed mirage over San Francisco Bay may have caused a Whitey Airlines crash killing all aboard. Dispatch notes witnesses saw a quivee mirage above the water near Berkeley as the disaster unfolded, with officials investigating a possible weather illusion.
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Bandits Take 1100 From Erie Maennercher Club
In Erie at the Maennercher Club on State Street 1100 was stolen from the club safe. The financial secretary was away checking on a member when the theft occurred about 7 pm Monday. Police filed a report after learning details from outside sources. William Rosthauser, the club’s financial secretary, was alone in the office when the theft happened.
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William Rosthauser
Body found burned to death at Erie site
Horribly burned body of a man found near a steam main at Pach Street Erie. Fire-charred clothing, fingerprints found, and witnesses identify laborer Jay Nelson of He Heating Co as linked to the deceased. Authorities remove the body from a manhole after a passerby reports a body seated against the hot main. Public safety notes follow as investigators review how the blaze started.
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Jake Zimmer
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George ‘Trost
Carnegie Employees Ballot On 40 Hour Week
Carnegie Illinois Steel workers in 18 Pittsburgh district plants prepared today to vote on a proposed 40 hour week and a $6 daily wage for common labor. The plan, backed by the Pittsburgh district general council, would raise the current $4.20 daily wage and affect 20 hour shifts for many workers.
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City Financial Report for 1936 by Director Mulderick
The report to Cony Mayor and Council outlines city finances for the year ending December 31, 1936, with schedules A through I detailing assets, liabilities, revenues, disbursements, appropriations, indebtedness, sewer and street bonds, millage, exemptions, and the Treasurer's sinking fund. It includes sworn attestations by M Leo Mulderick and Notary B Porter, with audited balances in real estate, tax duplicates, and bank balances as of late 1936.
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Department of Finance and Accounts
Corry
City of
Cony
Dept. Finance & Accounts
B. Porter
High Court Labor Strife Shapes Roosevelt Court Reform Plan
Fragmentary notes indicate a prolonged session on Page One discussing the high court and President Roosevelt's plan to reorganize the tribunal amid industrial strife. Readers expect a decision on reform whether enacted or rejected, with opinions pending after a recess.
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