Expanded currency bloc gaining ground in global markets
Melvin Cornell 84 of Sherman killed in crash near Sherman Friday afternoon when his truck hit a guard post along Albighie highway east of Sherman, overturned into a ditch. Charles Masters, 60, also of Sherman, injured then arrested for intoxication. Masters was riding with Cornell. Cornell operated a sawmill near Sherman returning from Falconer after delivering lumber with Masters. Authorities noted the truck left the road, struck the posts, crossed the highway into a ditch, and overturned. Cornell survived by his mother Minnie Cornell of Sherman. siblings Laila Harrington, Theo Cornell of Corry, and Mrs Henry Shepherd of Jamestown, and a brother Harold Cornell of Sherman.
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Melvin Cornell
Leila Harrington
Theo
Cornell
Franklin Street
Corry
Sherman
Sherif Roy Casselman
Falconer
Masters
Stern's
Mayville
Casselman
Cravdall
West
Ueles
Minnie Corneil
Shermer
Laila Harrington
the Cornell
Henry Shepherd
Jamestown
Harold Cornell
State budget of 148 million urged by chamber group
Leonard P. Fox of the state chamber of commerce urged a 148 million general expenditures budget at the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association convention in Harrisburg. He said the proposal saves about 10.1 million from the governor’s general fund estimate and 44 million less than the current operating budget. Fox favored centralizing smaller agencies and tax collection to cut costs, opposed a state income tax and continuation of the emergency sales tax, and recommended centralizing road and fiscal duties. The meeting included officer elections, resolutions, and plans for a 1934 convention site.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Leqnard P. Fox
State Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Putishers' Association
Fox
Gifford Pinchot
Chamber of Commerce Representiative
United Préss
Incheon
Penn Harris Hotel
Charles Long
The
Chester Times
Walter W. Krebs
Johnstown Tribune
Espress
Wont
Irving Fisher
Yeonoiist
Arthur
Bugs) Hace
Minocrist
Will Spéale
Rites Held For Derk Welle Bethlehem Bach Choir Founder
Bethlehem Pennsylvania January 14 Derrick Frederick Welle founder and director of Bethlehem Bach choir who led 300 voices died at age 88 after a prolonged illness. Services were held today.
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Wolle
Bethlehem
Derk Frederick Welle
Aid proposed for homeowners and farmers tax relief
Washington Jan 14 The Senate banking and currency committee opened hearings on a bill by Senator Harrison to authorize Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans to pay two years of taxes on mortgaged homes and farms. Eligibility requires mortgage coverage and lack of tax funds elsewhere with a two year foreclosure ban. In foreclosure, the RFC loan and interest gain senior lien. Democrats seek quick action with Morgenthau briefings. Republicans want broader commodity coverage and devolution to the agriculture department.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Banking and Currency
Harrson
Dem
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
I. F.C
Senate Farm
Agriculture Committee
Hoover
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Week of Prayer Nearing Close at Union Services
Rev. as. 5. vewil pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church gave a sermon titled Unoffer ed and Unanswered Prayer at special union services in the Presbyterian church. The church was filled and the choir aided with beautiful numbers. The week of prayer will end Sunday evening with services at the First Methodist Episcopal church where Rev. G L Boyd of the Presbyterian church will preach on Where Does Prayer End.
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Vewil
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Presbyterian Church
G. L. Boyd
Changes Made Necessary by Drop in Class
Oscar A. Johnson, longtime city post office staff, has been promoted to assistant postmaster as of today. Postmaster Bentley notes calendar-year receipts drop below first-class levels, causing the office to be relegated to second class on July 1, eliminating the superintendent of mails role and reducing the postmaster’s salary and auxiliary costs. Johnson’s advancement follows department guidance for a more balanced force after declines in vessel traffic and mail volume.
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Oscar A. Johnson
Bilingame
Astinson
Bentley Aninquirees
Lay
Johnson
Heir to Reynolds Tobacco Millions Moves to Private Room
Philadelphia January 14 The infant heir to the Reynolds tobacco fortune was moved to a private special room at Pennsylvania Hospital amid secrecy. The four day old child lies in a seventh floor nursery as physicians decline weight disclosure and report the move was to protect the baby from prying visitors. Libby Holman Reynolds, the boy's mother, has not yet seen her son as doctors say she may visit once she can walk to his nursery. Dr Norris W Vaux attends Mrs Reynolds and explains the move was precautionary.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Reynolds Tobacco
Pennsylvania Hospital
Libby Holman Heynolds
Fin
Reynolds
Bini
Norris W. Vaux
Teacher Convicted in Marshall Murder Case
A Marshall jury found Hubert C. Moor, a high school teacher, guilty of murder for shooting his wife amid claims of dirty dishes in the sink. The verdict specifies the death penalty as the sentence option.
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Marshall
Tii
Hubert C. Moor
Als
Veto Item Prompted Senate Debate On Glass Bill
Washington January 14 A filibuster against the Glass bill reform was interrupted by Senate consideration of Hoover's veto of Philippine independence The move by Progressive Democrats and Republicans to shelve the Glass bill hinged on arguments that freedom for the Islands could invite foreign attack Senator Robinson said Hoover’s external danger remarks read as a call to yield and concede.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Republi Thia
Robinson
City Council to hear 1932 annual department reports
City Council will receive annual reports from police fire health and city engineer at the next week’s meeting after the January session was postponed. The council will consider a new salary revision measure with a tentative bill drafted. Bills communications petitions and routine items will be disposed of at the meeting.
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Weeek
Connell
Soumonl
Attempt to Steal Auto From Harper Garage
An apparent auto theft attempt targeted Mrs Ora Harper’s automobile in the garage at Dr G H Bennetts residence on East Smith Street. Police investigate after Harper found the car ransacked and several items missing with wires and steering post appears cut.
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Ora Harper
G. H. Bennett
East Smith Street
Gag Rule Sought to End Filibuster in Senate
In Washington on January she Senate debates a cloture move led by Senator Glass to curb the Long Thomas filibuster. Glass pushes bank reform cloture as Republican leaders warn defeat for such action. Cloture requires two thirds and last used in 1927. House yesterday overrode Hoover veto on Philippine independence bill, delaying Senate plans. Leaders undecided on timing as Philippine measure looms into next week.
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Washington
Jan
Senate
Rena
Glass
Pate
House
Hoover
Ellis Harvey family in Tampa auto crash report
Ellis Harvey, his son, and families were in a car crash near Tampa Florida while en route to a tabernacle service. Mrs Max Harvey suffered serious injuries with fears of fatal outcome but later reports indicate recovery expected. Mrs Hillis Harvey also injured along with Ellis Harvey’s son and daughter in law all hospitalized awaiting further word on their conditions.
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Unlays
Emil Harvey
East Tamgress Street
Gily
Tampa
Wia
Wabi
Ghthia City
Max Huevey
Hillis Harvey
Harvey
Florida Biy
Ellis Marvey
She Ambn
Will Harvey
Florida
Max
Pinchot Road Construction Advances This Week
Progress on the Pinchot road stretch from South Center street to Lindsey Hollow shows rapid advancement over the past week. Workers push from the Lindsey Hollow end with a sizable crew, and operations will continue as weather permits on the roughly three and a half mile project.
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City Line
Lindsey Hollow
Pinchot Road
Cty
South Center Street
Earth Shock Felt in Manchester Area Morning
An earthquake lasting about one minute was felt in Manchester and an eight mile surrounding area at 6:30 am. The tremor rattled windows and frightened residents but caused little property damage. Authorities believed the disturbance originated in the Erwell Valley.
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United
Manchester
England
Erwell Valley
Cleveland judge fired lawyers over vacation move sparks recall bid
Probate Judge George Addata of Cleveland discharged veteran court attaches to favor Democrats provoking a major controversy. The judge, earning $12,000, began a Florida three month vacation the day he fired the men, as 30 prominent Cleveland lawyers announced plans to seek removal for leaving office early.
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George §. Addata
Cleveland
Veterin Court
Florida
Conflicting Reports on Far East Fighting Persist
Dispatches from Harbin and Chinese sources detail heavy action on the Manchurian border near Jehol and Tongnin. Japanese advances face resistance from various Chinese factions, with leaders like Wang Te-Lin and Ting Chao making border moves or surrendering, while skirmishes intensify near Taonan and Yunganpu as Chinese guerillas persist. A Mrs. W. H. Merrick and her daughter Helen Grace visited today.
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Herbert F. Erins
United Press
Priping
Manchurian
Imi
Gem
Sit Ping-Wen
Manchouu
Ma Chang-Shan
1Sil Ping-Wen
Ting Chao
Mancchoukuo
Cheng Kuei Lin
Yunganpu
Ito
Cheng
Feng Chan Hai
Taonan
Tang Yu-Lin
Peng
Ulity Command
Dimeutt
New York to Paris in six hours predicted by Piccard
Prof Auguste Piccard forecast stratosphere flights from New York to Paris in six hours. He described passengers speeding through a dark blue sky at 500 miles per hour with only one tenth of Earth's air density. He also foresaw rocket travel as inevitable after stratosphere planes.
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United Press
Washington
New York
Paris
Auguste Piccard
Meither
Piccard
Rainey Backs Plan to Extend Silver Use in Currency
Washington June 14 The expansion of silver use to back currency gains a strong ally in House Speaker contender Rainey and prompts fresh hearings by the banking and currency committee. Rep Busby says the committee will consider a drastic measure as the silver bill designs aim to raise money supply while preserving the gold standard.
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Rainey
United Press
Washington
Henry Sainey
Pike
Banking and Currency Committee
Busby
House
Rep
Somers
Dem
N.Y
Hoover Differes With Laval On Conversations
Paris report describes a dispute over Hoover Laval talks and a claimed extension of the moratorium during the crisis. Laval disputes Washington dispatch interpretations, denying certain statements and asserting responsibility for future declarations.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
Hoover
Washington
Payniler Lays
Washington Dispatches
Laval
Edouard Herriot
Lausanne
Stephen Lausanne
la Matin
Herriot
Stephan ‘Laliading
Basle
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Penn'a Publishers On State Appropriations
Gov. Woodring
Panmer
Harry H. Woodring
Kansas
Woodring
Ag Joultuné
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
M. E. Church
BIG Fortune
Torch
Council
Ellis Harveys
Tampa, Fla
Far East
Manchuria
Jebol
W. H. Merrick
Helen Grace
Harry Unengst
Cambridge Springs
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