Connery Leads Move for Social Legislation
United Press reports Rep Connery of Massachusetts pushing broad social measures in the House. A plan for unemployment insurance would tax machinery horsepower to fund the jobless while industry rehires. He cites NRA limits and argues a 30 hour week could create 6 million jobs, with Old Age pensions also under discussion.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Rep. Connery
Dem
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Connery
Federation of Abor
NRA College
Paole
Oge
Bitter fight looms over veterans relief
Pennsylvania Democrats heatedly debate gubernatorial contenders as they prepare petitions for the May primaries. Four names surface, with War ren Van Dyke as a central figure amid opposition from anti-Roosevelt factions. Roland Morris and Judge Eugene Bonniwell also receive consideration as candidates in a crowded field.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Warren van Dyke
W. S. McLean
Wilkes-Barre
Sedgwick Kistier
Lacie Haven
Metallich Meyers
Lewistown
Democratic State Committee
John Collins
Goudersport
Roland S. Morris
Philadelphia
Japan
Morris
United States Senate
van Dyke
Eugene C. Bonniwell
Bonniwel
Somié Party Teadbra
York County
Robinson to Lead Fight for VFW Relief Program
Senator Robinson leads a planned push for a Veterans of Foreign Wars relief program as part of a broader veteran aid effort. The Reed bill with four points from the American Legion aims to attract votes, aided by a liberalized hospitalization clause for Span ish War veterans. passage hinges on presidential approval. The Senate also faces action on a St Lawrence waterway treaty ratification and a revenue bill projecting tax and fuel measures, with the latter debated after a long Finance Committee session.
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United Press
Washington
Reed
American Legion
Steiner
Ore
CDC
Robinson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Venus
Harrison
House
Secret Shipments Of Milk Into Chicago
In Chicago on January 9 Judge Barnes granted a temporary injunction to halt alleged secret shipments by the Pure Milk Association. Heavily armed patrols were deployed to the rail corridors to deter strikes and protests related to the Wisconsin milk shipment. The scene unfolded as authorities sought to restrain disruptions and maintain supply amid labor tensions.
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Ahea
Tinouell
Oink
Wisconsin
Hue
Tony Wee
Contitiee
Page Ives
Kidnap Scare Turns Out To Be Harmless Prank
A note found on the porch of Dr and Mrs F Bennett’s First Ward home demanded $25 to be left by the old boiler works for their daughter Ruth. Police traced the incident to a child’s prank as investigators concluded the threat was not real and no abduction occurred.
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First Ward
F. Bennett
Ruth
Wan
Timbor
Suspension Decision Looms for Emmanuel Parish
Church vestry and parish golfers hold annual meeting to discuss finances and the proposed closing of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church edifice. Vestry will decide at Thursday’s meeting whether to suspend operations due to prevailing financial conditions.
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Mm- McAnuel Episcopal Bhurely
Emmanuelshiel Parish
Wallace M. Young
Georgia Myns
Lilien Guild
Perry Collier
Ammanuel Guild
Earthquake Shakes California Cities
United Press dispatch from Riverside California reports a sharp quake rattling windows and awakening sleepers. No major damage found outside scattered reports along the San Jacinto fault as authorities assess the tremor centered in the region.
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California
United Press
Gizam
Mucvey
San Jacinto Taull
Marooned Men Stranded on Fill Island in Susquehanna River
Three Middletown men Lawrence Ogle Lloyd Pefffer and Harry Peiffer have been marooned on Fill Island in the icebound Susquehanna River since Christmas Day. An airplane drop provided food as Army divers mount a rescue effort amid a perilous ice floe.
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United Press
Middletown
Touay
Hill Island
Susquehanna Vivey
Lawrence Ogle
Lloyd Pefffer
Harry Peiffer
Mildletown
Banker Stavisky Dies in Chamonix Hideout
Alexander Stavisky, a famed banker tied to a major political scandal, died in a Chamonix hospital after authorities confronted him in a mountain villa. Conflicting reports say the death was self-inflicted, while officials suggest police may have killed him to prevent further disclosures. The case centered on a counterfeit loan scheme that drained value from a public bank and implicated high officials.
Extortionist Sentenced to Penitentiary Term
William J. Schultee, 34, a Philadelphia man, received a prison term of 5 to 15 years after a jury found him guilty of conspiring to extort 80000 dollars from Lesaing J. Roseneald, chairman of Sears Hoe buck 4 Company, to fund his own malfeasance.
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Philadelphia
Jan
William J . Schultee
Independent Mile Distriburok Wie
Lesaing J. Roseneald
Sears Hoebuck 4 Company
Maille Glivity Tedhay Atarnad
Cactrtion
Applications for State Bonus Issued Feb 1
War veterans of Corry and nearby areas will learn that application blanks for a share of the state bonus will be ready about February 1. Adjutant General Davis J. Davis announced the million dollar program. About 450,000 veterans may be eligible, each receiving 10 per month of active service up to 200. Applications will be distributed to veterans and relief organizations, with department branches opened in ten state centers for aid in filling out forms. The rush is expected to last eight or nine months, with continued receipt of applications for years.
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Corry
Yremity
Davis
Farrell minister may seek senate post
Harrisburg January 9 Rep ug h M Stevenson of Farrell Pennsylvania a minister and former assemblyman since 1928 is expected to announce his candidacy for the State Senate from Crawford Mercer district The present senator is Frank J May of Greenville elected in 1927 His term expires in December and he is not yet certain about reelection The Pinchot forces were reassembled after a close margin in 1881.
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Harrisburg
Repugh M. Stevenson
Farrell
Crawford Mercer
Mast
Prank J. May
Greenville
de Vember
Uchet
Berin
Fay
Anotghile
Inchol
Willian Munafiald
Wuir Resigns as NRA Administrator
Malcolm Muir, named NRA administrator in charge of the recovery program, resigns to devote full time to private life. Residing in Eleda, he leaves the position as chief aide to Gettural Johnson and departs from the agency to pursue private interests.
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NRA
Uniter Fream
Washington
Malcolm Muir
MRA
Gettural Johnson
Ofay
Eleda
Cap Me Grove
Publish Company
New York
Navy plans Pacific mass flight from San Francisco to Hawaii
Navy aerologists urged an immediate start of a 2100 mile mass flight of six airplanes from San Francisco to the Hawaiian Islands. Commanders plan the takeoff from Paradise Cove with gas and provisions for five crewmen per group, while nine ships position 300 miles apart to provide contact and aid if needed.
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Unites Press
San Francisco
Navy
Che Pacine oGean
U.S. Navy
Sanff
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
San Diego
Artim
3Aco
Solo
Punams Canal
U.S. Weather Bureau
Creda
Lecurely
Paradise Cove
San Francisco Bay
Gannet
Sandpiper
Sehecnck
Breese Whippoorwill
Wright
United Press Dispatches From Across The Globe
A day rushed supply flight of brucellosis serum aimed at saving two lives in Colorado is reported. In France, the autopsy confirms the death of banker Alexander Stavisky after his suicide. In Washington, a plan to extend Reconstruction Finance Corporation life for three years is advanced by the House. Mangum Oklahoma reports Raul Tawell and two associates linked to a deadly incident. President FDR signs an executive order continuing 15 percent pay for federal employees. Chicago reports a train strike crippling freight and spilling a large amount of milk. Dr Alice Lindsay Wynekoop plans to plead not guilty to the murder charge of her daughter in law.
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Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
National Bank Stockholders in Annual Meeting
National Bank of Corry stockholders heard a creditable year end report showing a strong performance despite challenging conditions. The board of directors was re-elected for the coming year, with Blaine Kincaid as president, Harrison Keppel as vice president, C H Andrews as cashier, and Dan A Deen as assistant cashier.
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Corry
National Bank of Corry
Northside
National Bank
O. H. Andrews
D. 7. Bliss
H. H. Keppel
M. R. Olds
EB Hawkins
D. A. Hillstrom
Blaine Kincaid
Blaine Kinead
Harrison H. Keppel
C. H Andrews
Dan A. Deen
Had a Reason Woman Defence in Shooting Penn’a Grant for Civil Works
A Reading case reports a 27-year-old woman admitted she had a reason in a physician shooting case. Dr Pat R Rees, a Reading doctor, was shot in his home as police pursue the assailant Miss Mantes Sepul, a former patient, according to initial inquiries. Federal relief funds were announced yesterday by Hopkins for unemployment aid, with Pennsylvania receiving 1,250,000 dollars for civil works.
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Jam
Pat R. Rees
Reading
Uncu
Washington
Hopkins
Alaska
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Penneglysnia
Woman Fights to Clear Name in County Courts
A defamation suit in Juniata and Perry counties centers on Julie Nagle who seeks 300000 in damages for branding her as illegitimate. The case hinges on a contested estate and a will paragraph alleging a large brood, including a daughter and son, with Nagle disputing inheritance claims while aiming to restore her reputation.
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vaTa Colls Tor
Julie Yeatn
mMhendore Mi
Wagie
Nagie
Misa Nagie
L K Desmond Club Speaker at Rotary Lite Luncheon
L K Desmond spoke at the Belt Hotel Corry noon luncheon, filling for J A Wurzbach. He shared observations from a recent European tour, discussing trade policy, politics in Europe including Italy and Britain, and reactions to broad globalization.
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J. A. Wurzbach
Seis
Lawrence K. Desmond
Rotary Lite
Corry
Desmond
Elie
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