Radical Changes in School Measure and Local Board Power
House leader explains a proposed school bill with a ten percent salary cut and more local control CHS details include a moratorium on Edmonds act provisions new state valuations six mill local tax limit and formula for state aid aiming to equalize funding and reduce real estate burden Bradford conference on the measure featured Hon Thomas Wilson W omen from McKean county Kane Smethport Port Allegany and Bradford clubs attended the educational session and federation plans.
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B.C. Barnes
Bradford
W. ‘. Ryman
Girard
Thomas Wilson
Harrisburg
Wilson
McKean
Bates
Death sentence for Slayer of Husband in Sunbury
Mrs Mary Stineavage, 48, of Shamokin, was sentenced to death in the electric chair by Judge Mor eaproth in Northumberland county church after pleading guilty to murdering her husband Jacob Stancsvagi. Charles Kesseleth, also of Shamokin, crippled, received 20 years for taking part in the slaying after pleading guilty during the December court session.
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Ee Sunbury
Mary StineaVage
Shambkin
Charles Moreaproth
Northumberland County
Jacob Stancsvagi
Fein Tome
Charles Kesseletath
Shamo Jin
Three Cabinet Posts Virtually Decided for Roosevelt Era
President elect Roosevelt has virtually finalized three cabinet posts, with acceptances reportedly received from Senator Carter Glass of Virginia for secretary of the treasury Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana for attorney general and James A Farley for postmaster general.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Carter Glass
Virginia
Secretary of Treasury
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Janes A. Farley
Health board records chickenpox flare in city
Health authorities report a spike in chickenpox with four new cases today to Health Officer John JD Flanigan, plus one case of whooping cough. Names include Robert Poster, Walter Irwin, Lynford Gathers, William Haller, James Postlethwait, Joan Patterson, Robert Jewell, Florence Lawson, Catherine McKeuhn, and Harry Carnuke. Quarantine is in effect for all cases, with no serious condition among the children.
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John JD. Flanigan
Health Board
Robert Poster
East Bond Street
Walter Irwin
Delaware Street
Lynford Gathers
East Wayne Street
William Haller
Sciota Road
James Postlethwait
Joan Patterson
North Center Street
Robert Jewell
East South Street
Florence Lawson
Frederick Street
Snalady
Flanigan
Catherine McKeuhn
White Street
Harry Carnuke
West Wayne Streets
Warehouse Night Watchman Bound In Sharon Robbery
Two men bound Martin Yunik, 50, watchman at Rogenbhim wholesale grocery in Sharon, Pa. They loaded two large motor trucks with cigars and sugar and fled. Police recovered one empty truck. the other eluded capture. The value of stolen merchandise was not immediately determined.
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United Press
Sharon
Martin Yunik
Rogenbhim
Andy
Hill
Mms
Senate Finance Committee Backs Beer-Wine Bill Report to Senate
Washington dun 30 The Senate finance committee voted 12 95 to report favorably to the Senate the 05 per cent beer wine bill Chairman Smoot noted the favorable report covered revenue features. Some members favored the bill but opposed on other points The roll call shows 42 for reporting and 6 against including Keyes Connally Gore Costigan Smoot Milly discussed revenue features before a one hour ten minute session Prohibitionists waited outside the door in vain to testify
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United Press
Washington
Dun
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Smoot
Senate Judiciary Committee
Milion
Treasury
Milly
William Sheafe Chase
All Hands Safe As Four Ships In Distress Off Coast
Norfolk coast guard reports all hands safe on four ships in distress off Virginia and North Carolina after rough seas Sunday. The steamer Farrel towed the Sinclair tanker Eugene V. H. Thayer, 100 miles southeast of Wilmington, heading to Delaware Cape. Coast guard boat CL-1496 aids ferry Harrington stuck near Sandy Point in Albemarle Sound. Cutter Pamlico leaves Alligator River for blockade shoals to float grounded Dare. Maurice Shew crew aboard Sightskin rescued by Norfolk Steamer Company ship.
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Norfolk Coast Guard
Virginia
United Press
Norfolk
North Carolina
Farrel
Telen
Sinclair Navigation Co
Eugene VY. H. Thayer
Wilmington
N. C
Delaware Cape
Coast Guard
Cl- 1496
Harrington
Sandy Point
Albemarle Sound
Pamijco
Newbern
1. C
Alligator River
Dare
Maurice Shew
Winter Quartat Sightskin
Hasterg Steamship Company
Joint Board Nears Agreement on Transport Issues
A joint railroads and motor transport committee reports broad agreement on taxation, coordination of highway administration, and grade crossings separation. They also back federal regulation of interstate and intrastate commercial highway traffic needing certificates of public convenience and necessity, with railroads pushing a minimum rate and motor interests withholding full approval pending data.
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United. Press
New York
Railroa
National Transportation Committee
W. W. Atterbury
The
Pennsylvania
Alfred H. Swayne
Geneva Motors
Motor Transport
Calvin Coolige
Wis
National Transport
Man Injured In Auto Accident West Of City
Elmer Drake of Jamestown sustained chest injuries after his Plymouth coupe left the highway near the State Fish Hatchery west of Corry. The car struck a culvert and tree, then halted against another tree. Drake was treated locally and later returned home, with a hitchhiker escaping serious harm. The wrecked car was towed to Wiggers' garage in Jamestown.
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Elmer Drake
Jamestown
State Fish Flatchery
Corry
Drake
New
Socialists Ready to Join TV French Cabinet
In Paris on January 40, the Sonjdllntil announce willingness to join the government cabinet if the program follows the Buninktet outline approved tonight. The move signals party support for the current government agenda and cabinet formation.
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Su Unica Crese
Paris
Sonjdllntil
Tron Ney
Detroit police clash with Ford plant strikers
In Cetrol Jan 80 police seized agitators and arrested several as 3000 Briggs strikers maintained a peaceful crowd. An immigrant claiming Bulgarian editor identity was arrested and to be checked. Over 70 workers passed through employment offices amid jostling and minor scuffles as police subdued one demonstrator during the disruption.
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United Press
Cetrol
Tey
Michelt Uni
Peice
Waa
Immigrans
Lafayetty
Ind
Philadelphia Electric cuts rates in new schedule
Philadelphia Electric Company announced a general revision of electric rates effective March 2. The reduction will lower revenue from consumers in Philadelphia, Delaware, and surrounding counties by at least 1.6 million dollars over the next year, under a schedule filed with the Public Service Commission at Harrisburg.
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Unites Eres
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Electric Company
Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Concord Taxpayers Union Elects Officers in Gonsord Township
The Gonsord Township Taxpayers Union elected H. C. Warner as president B. J. Crowell as vice president J. A. Goodwill as sworn jurist and W. J. Hammond as treasurer at a community house meeting. A February fifth gathering at the Concord union is planned and Wayne Township Taxpayers Union seeks organization with joint efforts across Erie county.
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H. C Warner
Concord Union
B. J. Crowell
J. A. Goodwill
W. J. Hammond
Consort Union
Vth
Wayne
Corry Taxpayers’ Union
Erie County
Congressional Progressives to Organize
Washington June 30 United Press reports a new six member coordinating committee and a nationwide push to organize congressional progressives. Senator Norris Nebraska a veteran reformer who opposed Hoover outlines a closer structure aimed at sustaining Roosevelt era support and policy direction.
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Ney Uniee
Washington
Senate
United Press Today
Norris
Tison
Neb
Libr
Hoover
Continstion
Jrecreative
Roosevelt
Mrs Pinchot to Speak Here Friday Night
Mrs Gifford Pinchot wife of the Governor of Pennsylvania visits Cory Friday under Curry Woman's Club auspices. She will lecture in the Junior High School auditorium with motion pictures from her South Seas trip. Admission is free and the event is open to the public with club and service organizations invited.
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Corry
Gifford Pinchot
Sovernor
Pennsylvania
Cory Nest
Pinchot
Curry Woman's Club
Lbcal
Pinchet
Detroit Strike Tense as Old Employees Return
Bulletin reports note minimal change in tension around the Briggs plant strike as rehiring of former workers occurred. Other items include House passage of a one year extension of the federal gasoline tax and a self-hanging suicide after a hammer attack in Pennsylvania. A Cleveland skirmish saw 50–60 arrests as unemployed protesters clashed with police. Atlantic coast sections faced snowstorms amid a northeast gale causing widespread damage from Maine to Virginia. Hoover awaits signature on renewed Glass-Steagall emergency provisions extending one year.
Hitler forms new German cabinet in surprise move
Adolf Hitler, leader of the Nazi movement, accepts Franz von Papen as regular arm for Prussia and plans a cabinet to seize control of Germany. Hermann Goering is named interior minister for Prussia with Reich cabinet status. Key ministers include Frick interior, Neurath foreign, and Hugenberg commerce.
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von Papen
Berlin
Frederick Kuh
United Press
Adolf Hier
Pascial
Germauny
Hitler
Franz von Papen
Prussia
Kurt von Schleicher
von Alnganbilre
Germany
Retep
Hiller
Brunswick
Hilley
Heer
Poltin
Papon
Feieig Commission
Natifin
Wilhelm Frick
Interior
Constantine von Neurath
Wener von Blombele
Defense
Alfred Tugenberg
Franz Seldte
Organi
Whi
Reichstag
Reward Offered in Philadelphia Bombing Case
Philadelphia authorities continue their investigation into the bombing of John Di Silvestre's home. A $15,000 reward is posted for information leading to the capture of the bombers. The attack injured four Di Silvestre children and a heavy blast damaged the St Agdes hospital nearby.
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Unig
Philadelphia
John di Silvestre
Rewarda
St. Agdes
DI Silvestry
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