Milk Price Order Takes Effect Jan 16 in Pa
The Port sylvania milk industry will start January 16 under the milk control board’s general order to remove inequities. Retail prices remain about the same as the prior order. Grade B 11 cents quart, A 14 cents quart, seven and nine cents pint. one cent cash and carry allowance retained. relief agency cut from one cent to two percent of retail monthly bill. State divided into eight marketing areas. EMBO purchases last month at two cents per quart. Orders amended since its start. continuation on page two.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Portsylvania Suill
Milk Contral Board
Boas
Blair
Cambria
Lehigh
Northampton
Berks
Civil Service Board Called to Meet Thursday
New civil service board members appointed by City Council at the reorganization meet last Monday will hold their initial meeting Thursday afternoon. The board includes Dr YV Graham, Howard J Sheen, and Joseph L Spiesman, succeeding Milon L Brown, Frank Cole and Dr J W Irwin.
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Civil Service Board
de. YV. W. Graham
Howard J. Sheen
Joseph L. Spiesman
Milon L. Brown
Frank Cole
J. W. Irwin
Funce
Ertvers
Trwin
Brown
Tin Board
Markets at a Glance Move Higher Across Stocks and Grains
Markets at a glance show stocks up more than two points in active trading with bonds and curb trading strong. Foreign exchange steady, cotton rises seven to fifteen points, grains mixed with wheat slightly lower and oats easier. New York unchanged.
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United Press
Chicago
Shakeup in Naval Command Planned
In Washington on January 8 the Secretary of the Navy announced a planned reshuffle of the U S Navy command. The changes take effect between today and mid June, accounting for a major shift in leadership across key posts and departments.
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Naval Command
Big Salaries Revealed For 1984 Corporate Officials
Washington January 8 1984 salaries of 50 000 to 200 000 annually were common among corporate officials the House Ways and Means Committee disclosed while releasing income figures from Treasury reports for 1984 The list shows B D Miller president of the B W Woolworth chain earned 337 479 nearly the top among executives others include B I Robbins Kenneth G Smith W W Pemplin H Pernstein Henry M Dawes R R McCormick Jr Louis Blaustein A R Duncan Newcombe Carlton R B White and A Cornell with earnings from 45 500 to 168 934 and more in various firms The document notes thousands earned 18 000 or more from corporations that year and promises continuation on page five.
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United Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Thyst
Congress
Treasury
B. D. Miller
New York
Mae West
B.I. Robbins
Chicago
General Outdoor Advertising& Co. Intc
Kenneth G. Smith
Pepsodent Co
W. W. Pemplin
Pepodent Mag. Co
H. Pernstein
Premier-Pabst. Corpn
Henry M. Dawes
Pure Oil Go
R. R. McCormicck
Ghisugo
Tribune Co
Maryland
Louis, Blaustein
Baltimore
American Ol Co
Pardons Board Calendar Lists 85 Clemency Requests
Harrisburg January 1 The state board of pardons scheduled eighty five clemency applications for its January 15 meeting. No capital punishment cases are to be reviewed during the one day session. Of the short list, twenty six are convicted in Philadelphia County and ten in Allegheny.
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Ey United Fresh
Harrisburg
State Board of Pardons
Philadelphia County
Allegheny
Morgan Firm Suggested British Interest in Winchester Stock
Documents shown at the senate munitions inquiry reveal in 1916 J P Morgan and Company proposed that the British government might be interested in purchasing controlling stock in the Winchester Repeating Arms Company. A telegram noted that Kuhn Loeb might act for the Allies, while stressing no commitment to any deal. The asking price for 55 percent of the stock held in trust was 16.5 million dollars.
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United Press
Washington
J. P. Morgan and Company
Senate
Morgan
London
Aubn, Loeb and Company
New York
Winchester
Kuhn, Loeb
United States
Tock
Kuhn, Loeband Company
Stephen Rayshenbust
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan Partner
Edward Stettinius
Stettiniug
Pittsburgher Named to Harvard Staff
Cambridge mass January appointment of Robert F Young of Pittsburgh Pa as an instructor in public speaking approved by the Harvard Corporation. He has been an instructor at Washington University St Louis for several years. Appointment of Robert B Schwab of St Louis as assistant in neurology and psychiatry at Harvard Medical School also approved.
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Ey United Press
Cambridge
Mass
Robert F Young
Pittsburgh
Harvard Corporation
Washington University
St. Louis
Robert 8. Schwab
Harvard Men- Way School
Landon Connection to 1873 Pastor Revealed in Mercer County
Local interest grows around the Landon for President movement as Mercer County Republicans note that Rev William Mossman, grandfather of Governor Landon, pastored the old M E Church on East Pleasant Street in 1873. Manley recalls the Mossmans’ ministry at the Corry church and Landon’s birth at his grandparents’ home nearby.
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Landon
William Mossman
Kansas
Old Methodist Episcopal Church
East Pleasant Street
Sevanties
Mossman
West Middlesex
Farrell
Mercer County
Republi
Cans
H. B. Manley
Mr. Mossman
M. H Church
A. L. Foster
Goneard Street
Mr. Manley
Corry Church
Lawmakers move veterans bonus bill toward Friday vote
The House Rules Committee approved bringing the veterans united front bonus bill to the floor for debate and passage by Friday. Four hours of general debate followed a one hour rule discussion, with amendments possible. Doughton sought the rule after a request from Ways and Means head, and leaders argued about loan interest and relief roll protections.
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Rules Committee
United Press
Washington
Jan
House Rules Committee
Veterans United Front
Nanr
House
Robert L. Doughton
N. C
Ways and Means Committee
Hepuplivens
Vito Marcanting
NM4
Eugene #. Cox
Frederick R. Letiback
N. J
Te Rules Committee
Fred M. Vinson
D., Jr
Wright Patman
D. Tex
Veteran Administration
Doughton
Funds Sought to Make WPA Permanent in 1936 37 Plan
United Press reports a congressional move to provide 1.5 billion dollars to establish the Works Progress Administration on a permanent basis for the 1936 37 fiscal year. The proposed appropriation would widen the deficit from 1938 estimates, with Hopkins leading WPA funding to extend jobs for about 14 months post July 1. The plan indicates continued public works aimed at sustaining relief and employment under the New Deal.
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Richard NS Harkness
United Press
Washington, Jan
Suucees Nate
Roosevilt
Subrail
Hese
Congress
Maren Tath
Harry Ly
Hopkin
WPA
Piaki Joby
Sharp controversy over F D R policies in Washington
Washington June 8 A sharp political clash over the administrations policies flared in the house today as Rep Hamilton Wish Jr of New York compared New Dealers to a lot of termites seeking to undermine and destroy the constituency amid heated debate over government programs and reform efforts.
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F.d.ros
United Press
Washington
House
Nour Tday
Hamilton Wish, Jr
N.Y
Hauptmann to Carry Secrets to His Grave
Trenton New Jersey January 8 state prison attendants said Bruno Richard Hauptmann faces execution in nine days unless four court reprieves arrive. The condemned carpenter, calm under the barber’s blade, awaits 8 p.m. Friday January 17. Warden Kimberling notes Hauptmann believes he will not be executed as state court of pardons weighs his case Saturday. A federal habeas corpus appeal could follow if mercy fails and the Supreme Court has refused intervention.
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United Press
Trenton
N. J
Bruno
Richard Hauptmann
Mark ©. Kimberling
Kimberling
Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
State Court of Pardons
Supreme Court
Platea Man Is New Appraiser in 1936
Erie, Somerset and Washington counties received newly appointed appraisers from Auditor General Frank J. Baldwin. Homer Cook, Pistea, is named alongside Ernest S. Statler of Somerset and Otto Lueken of Washington to serve during 1936. Philadelphia and Allegheny remain on the current selection system.
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Harrisburg
Mercan Vile
Erie
Somerset
Washington
Frank J. Baldwin
Homer Cook
Pistea
Hiney
Ernest S. Statler
Oto Lueken
Baldwin
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Youths 10 to be placed under probation
The theft at Grove street near residence of Misa T Wagner was solved by police. A First Ward youth is said to be responsible but unlikely to be prosecuted. he will be placed on probation after apprehension. Two companions were questioned after spending money freely in the past two days. Miss Wagner gave police a tip.
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Iwo
Bush
Misa 'T. M. Wagner
Grove Street
Miss Wagner
Commission to Map Long Range Relief Program
Harrisburg January 8 a 25 member commission named by Gov. George H. Earle to draft a long range relief program for Pennsylvania began study. The staff headed by Dr. K L M Pray will collect data on unemployment old age aid blind pensions mothers aid and other subjects for study and will mail findings to members before late month meeting. The group aims to determine relief methods and timing and to assess the Federal Social Security Act options with federal funds available.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Bare
Pennsylvania
Kemmeth L. MM. Pray
Pennnsylvania School of Social Work
Philadelphia
Hurbert F. Goodrich
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Goodrich
Suit Underway In Spa Accident At Cambridge Springs
In Crawford county court the Evie Railroad Company faces a negligence suit over a December 10 1932 grade crossing crash at Cambridge Springs that killed William Hyland and Charles A Rhodes both from Johnstown. The plaintiffs wives call witnesses to prove lack of crossing gates and signals. Witnesses include James Hill civil engineer Clyde Jones Cambridge Springs photographer and Fred Schaffner Cambridge Springs assessor. The tragedy involved a passenger train colliding with a truck carrying the men in dense snow obscuring the driver’s view.
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Crawford County
Evie Railroad
Cambridge Springs
William Hyland
Charles A Rhodes
Johnstown
James Hill
Eric
Clyde Jones
Fred Schaffner
Farm leaders plan meeting on farm program options
Jan 8 report says the House agriculture committee led by Chairman Marvin Jones held a special session in Washington with Wallace to draft subsidized farm measures after the Supreme Court struck down the AAA. Members were asked to refine five plans and consider others from Agriculture, family organizations, and Congress to offset tariff disadvantages.
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United Press
Washington
Hole Agriculture Committee
Teday
AAA
Supreme Court
All
Agriculine
Henry A. Wallace
Marvin Jones
Texas
House Committee
Jones
Department of Agriculture
Fami Organicautions
Congress
Hese
Italians Plan New Offensive On Northfront
Rome dispatch reports Marshal Badoglio plans a northern Ethiopian offensive before the rains. The spearhead, about 45, likely the Val Pusteria division, would push from a ridge between Makale and Ambalazi toward the Danali plateau and Takkaze river triangle. The Val Pusteria, formed from Alpine regiments, is trained for rugged terrain in the region.
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Stewart Brown
United Press
Rome
Marshal Pintey Badoglia
Ethiopia
Val Pusteria
Owen
Eritrea
Badogito
Makale
Amiba
Alagi
Danali
Eaist
Takkaze River
Ambi Alazi
Val Proteria
Tse
Coast Guard frees icebound freighter B. C. Pope
The freighter B. C. Pope, iced in near Leamington Ontario since Sunday, was rescued today by the Coast Guard cutter Tahoma. The ship will be escorted to Cleveland. All crew members were reported safe after bucking thick ice.
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United Press
Curveland
B.C. Pope
Leamington
Ont
Coast Guard
Cleveland
Red Cross Appeals for Renewals to Boost Relief Fund
Corry Red Cross urges renewed memberships to meet heavy aid demands. officials say funds are exhausted by emergency relief to families awaiting other aid. renewals cost 1 and may be left with Mrs. Carrie Houghton or Stewart Hat Shop. Ethiopians claim Dessye region recapture in a separate report.
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Corry
The
Red Cross
Folloy
Carrie Houghton
West Wayne Street
Stewart Hat Shop
North Center Street
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Milk Board
Pae Washingmon
U. S
Toy
Western Penn'a
Woolworth
Newcombe Carlton
Western Union Tel. Co
R. B. White
W.woolworth Co
A. Cornell
New Rochelle
Pardon Board
U.S
New York Banking House
Germany
Pittsburgher
Harvard
M. E. Church
Platea Man
Commission
R. R
Wallace
Badoglio
Thev
Dessye
Tembien
Grolind
Dessye Seid
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