Y M C A Drives Toward 2900 Dollar Annual Appeal
Y M C A canvass committee reports encouraging response as fundraising continues to finish the annual drive for district activities and new club rooms on First Avenue. The goal of 2900 dollars has reached midway, with many donors doubling subscriptions and increasing gifts to support youth programs and the city’s club facilities.
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Finance Committee
First Avenue
Corry
J. J. Desmond
D. A. Hillatrom
C. Reneau
Hnance
Highway theft probe underway at Erie area station
State police at the Erie barracks investigate a theft from Harry Fitch's gas service station at Barge's Corners Route 6. About $50 of goods including two automobile heaters candy socks and other items were stolen from midnight to 7 am Tuesday. No clues yet to the thief.
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Erie Barracks
Harry Fitch
Barge's Corners
Haynes 15 Sued for Major Sum in McKean Fatal Crash
Edinboro man George R. Haynes 68 named defendant in a $15,031 lawsuit filed by Leroy Parker, father of Harold Parker 15, who was injured in the same crash that killed Jade Quinn 16. Haynes had earlier been convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the accident near Brim Med.
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Oy Unues Ress
Harold Parker
Quinn
Haynes
Findley Lake Farmer Pleads Not Guilty to Manslaughter
Huehig Simorian a 64 year old Findley Lake farmer pleaded not guilty in Chautauqua County Court at Mayville to first degree manslaughter in the fatal December 23 stabbing of his partner George Bohigian 45. Bail of 5000 was continued and trial set for April term.
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Findley Lake
Huehig, Simorian
Chautauqua
Mayville
George Bohigian
Papal succession urged by Telegrapho editorials
The Telegrapho of Leghorn, tied to fascist power, recommended Cardinal Dalla Costa of Florence as Pius XI successor and urged an evangelical pope over a diplomatic one. Alternate name proposed Cardinal Massimo, while foreign picks were dismissed for lack of fit with the Vatican role.
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United Press
Vatican City
Telegrapho of
Leghorn
Galeazzo Ciano
Benito Mussolini
Toran Ttaliae
Cardinal Dalla Costa
Florence
Pius XI
Cardinal Massifil
Commission For Oriental Codification
Giovanni Ansaldo
The
Telegrapho
North America
South America
Ep’sconate
Yalan
Pavel
Vatican
Chiricuzia liquor case heard in Erie court
Advices from the district attorney say the Chiricuzia liquor case was in court with a true bill returned. Two local youths testified and were to report to Erie as grand jury proceedings resumed. Ralph Chirlenzio Sr was arrested after statements tied to a South Genter street hit and run incident.
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Aistrict
Chiricuzia
Erie
Ralph Chirlenzio
South Genter Street
Minor
First Avenue Place
Chiricuto
Steve ‘Tinko
Aéo A Minor
Chiricuzio
Pittsburgh plans two low cost housing projects
Pittsburgh Housing Authority plans two low cost housing projects for the city's crowded north and south sides. Mayor Scully urged Pennsylvania's senators and five congressmen to support amendments to the national Weuang bill to boost the United States Housing Authority loan fund by 800 million dollars.
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Oy Unnee
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Housing Authority
Scully Sort Lettata
Pennsylvania
United States Housing Authority
Democrats object to FDR interference in relief plans
House Democratic leaders face discontent among New Dealers over White House cooperation. At a caucus, Rep. Jennings Randolph urged reducing relief from 875 million to 725 million, calling the president's simultaneous request a slap in the face. Rep. Eugene Cox urged more presidential deference to Congress.
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John R. Beal
United Press
Washington
House
White House
Roosevelt
Jennings Randolph
D. W. Va
Congress
Randolph
Eugene E. Cox
Cox
St Thomas parish Bazaar extends to Thursday
Support of the general public was solicited for St Thomas parish bazaar to raise funds for redecorating the edifice. The bazaar will continue Thursday evening at St Edward's hall with entertainment, midway concessions, and a door prize won by Theodore Donohue last evening. An auction of remaining fancy work is planned after 9 o'clock tonight.
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St .Thomas’ Parish
St. Edward's Hall
Theodore Donohue
Jury Rules In Favor Of School Officials
Carlisle Pa February 16 The jury found South Mountain farmer Maren Marsh who said he would rather rot in jail than vaccinate his son did not prove malice in the school board action to collect 100000 related to boy’s schooling The court held there was no malice and motive was to uphold the law.
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Carlisle
Vonn Maren
Tost
Marsh
Hi Son
Eugene
Britain and France Move Toward Recognizing Franco Regime
The British cabinet debated recognizing the Spanish Nationalist government in principle with France, delaying formal recognition pending further consultations. Lord Halifax presented a report weighing arguments for and against recognition and reportedly favored timely recognition without delay.
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United Press
London
France
Lord Halifax
WPA Orders Drop of Unnaturalized Workers in Erie District
WPA districts in Erie announce immediate discharge of aliens unable to show U.S. citizenship affidavits by March 6. The six county area, including Corry, faces hundreds affected as blanks for affidavits are distributed. Also, all equipment rentals on WPA projects must now be bid on competitively with rates to match local prevailing wages.
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DcScores
Corry
Joss
Works Progress Administration
Erie
Aries
Svasssble
WPA
Premier Imredy Resigns Over Jewish Ties in Hungary
Premier Mela Imredy announced his resignation in Budapest, citing his grandmother was Jewish. The move, disclosed hours after formal acceptance by Admiral Nicholas de Harly, shocked political circles amid his recent harsh Jewish restrictions mirroring Nazi policies.
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United Press
Budapest
Hungary
Mela Imredy
Nicholas de Harly
Tmredy
Classification of civil service raises expand liquor board payroll
Harrisburg Feb 15 announced that reclassification of 414 employees of the Liquor Control Board increased the payroll by about 198000 dollars a year. Secretary Joneth Donovan disclosed the change.
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Harrisburg
Liquor Control Basrn
Joneth Donovan
Two Bankers Held for Thefts in Pennsylvania
Two western Pennsylvania bankers were indicted as grand jury returned 20 true bills. Raymond George former teller at First National Bank of Lawrence County New Castle is charged with embezzling 11182 from 1981 to 1946. James W Hamilton former assistant cashier of Coronalis National Bank is charged with embezzling 844 from September 1846 to January 1934.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Med
Pennsylvania
Federal Grand
Raymond George
First National Bank
Lawrence County
New Castle
James W. Hamilton
Corano~alis National Bank
Labor Council Opposes Government Spending For Unemployment
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor in Miami, Florida, February 15, states that government spending cannot solve unemployment. It urges private industry to absorb the unemployed, arguing relief programs are only temporary and a favorable climate for business is needed to restore work and stabilize wages.
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United Press
Pla
Executive Council
The
American Federaton of Labor
Colmel
Jdea
Crane ex envoy to China dies in Palm Springs
Charles Richard Crane aged 80 former United States minister to China died in his winter home at Palm Springs after a short illness from pneumonia and cerebral hemorrhages. He had come to the desert resort three months ago and was attended by his wife Correlia at the bedside.
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Palm Springs
Charles Richard Crane
United States
Cling
Crane
New York
Desert
Correlia Crane
Several Bills Seek AIL Boosts In Pa Pension Plans
Harrisburg reports show lawmakers pushing many measures to expand aid for the elderly widows and veterans. Bills propose higher pensions and earlier eligibility with one plan seeking 350 dollars a month plus a state lottery idea, while others target economy and new laws.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Joseph State
Philadelphia
Siataway
Francia J. Falkenstein
Righty
Arthur H. Jones
James
Chemistry and water analysis talk at Rotary dinner
Stanley B. Anderson of Senior High school spoke to 34 Rotarians at the Hotel Corry. He described analysis methods for poisons water quality and eutrophication findings. Indies' night will be observed next Tuesday at the club meeting.
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Hotel Corry
Stanley B. Anderson
Etna Leaders Seek Fast Flood Control Plan Approval
The Etna Chamber of Commerce appealed to Gov. Arthur H. James to avoid delays and push immediate completion of flood control projects along Pennsylvania rivers. The group cited extensive losses in Etna from the 1986 and 1987 floods and urged use of executive power to speed construction.
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Etna
Etna Chamber of Commerce
Arthur H James
Naval Affairs Group Approves Guam Air Base
The Naval Affairs Committee approved a 45 million dollar authorization for barrier and air facilities at Guam as part of a larger 65 million dollar base development plan. The House readied an emergency armament bill and debated isolationist and neutrality issues amid Senate inquiries into defense policies and allied cooperation.
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Frank McNaughton
United Press Staff
Washington
Vouse
Naval Affairs Committee
Guam
House
Army Air Corps
Roy
Wiliam BE. Hosk
ANG
Japan
Chaignan Carl Winger
Ducknonville
Stephen Pa D. Ga
Germany
Italy
Boorvelt
Senate
Iy W. Johnson
R. Calif
Vivcanntey Layard
Johnson
Senate Siltiacy Af Fairs
Preneh
Anssivy
Remodeling bids sought for Graves block project
Bids for remodeling of the former Graves block on West Marion Street were to be received soon by the Tratlin Angerleun Association. The plan aims to award contracts within days and complete work to allow occupancy of a new home for the Italian American Association by spring.
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Ass'n
West Main Street
Graves Block
West Mrn
Tratlin-Angerleun Association
Civicians
Norton Block
Yhul
Talian-American Association
Stove Ignites Smoke at Freight House Fire Alarm
A plugged stove caused a smoke incident at the P. R. R. freight house, prompting a rapid response. Fire crews arrived to find the blaze contained to the stove with no further fire.
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Sneres
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Range's Corners
Haynes 15
Costa
Mussolini
Cardinal Pacelli
DEM
Rep
West Virginia
St. Thomas Bazaar
Great Britain
Generalixama Ivancimo
A. F. of
L. Executive Council
C. By Crane
China
Hanland Crane
Naval Affairs Group
Guam Air Base
Naval
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