Nation unites in Roosevelt parties tonight
New York January 30 over one thousand more communities join in the 1035 Birthday Ball for the President. The national committee says the event will set an all time record as more than 7 000 parties are held nationwide on the 53rd anniversary.
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National Committee
Ube
Palm Beach
Miami
Washington
Roosevel
America
Waldorf-Astoria
James Roosevelt
Chicago
Howard F. Gillett
Atlanta
Kensan City
San Francisco
Seattle
Henry L. Doherty
Local Elks Ball draws 100 couples for charity dance
About 100 couples are expected at the President's Ball hosted by the Junior Welfare League at the Elks home with Dixie Cavaliers providing music from 9 30 to 1. Proceeds fund infantile paralysis rehabilitation, while 30 percent supports the Birthday Ball Commission for research. More than four million people expected nationwide events.
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Junior Welfare League
Dixie Cavaliers
Meadville
WRA Studies Future Policy On Codes
United Press reports NRA hearings begin to shape policy on code employment and price regulation as Congress debates labor demands for an 80 hour week and relief wages. NRA tentatively rules out price fixing while addressing code provisions amid broader recovery efforts.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
NRA
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Veteran Honored and Beaverdam Happenings
Local Beaverdam notes honor a veteran and cover community events. Residents attend church activities, birthday gatherings, and visits with relatives in Spartansburg, Corry, Erie, Union City, and nearby towns. A basketball game postponement and a Rockets loss to Ottumwa are noted.
Murphy to visit Washington on Filipino problems with Roosevelt
Frank Murphy, former Detroit mayor and ManilaGovernor General since 1983, travels to Washington at end February to discuss Philippine governance with President Roosevelt. If independence moves proceed, he may remain as Governor General until a Commonwealth replaces the colony with a Filipino president.
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Frank Murphy
U. S
William H. Lander
United Press Staff
Washington
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
Anashland
Islands
Manila
Murphy
Malacanaig
Philippines
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Philippine Republic
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Manuel L. Ouezon
Quezon
Senate
Tine
Oil City Man Questioned Over Wife Disappearance
Leo Bieliski of 868 Colbert avenue was questioned by police regarding his wife's disappearance on January 12 with no charges expected. He was held at police headquarters for questioning to gather information. Tracks from the Bieliski porch led to the river where authorities believed she drowned, though no body was recovered after river dragging on January 20 and 21.
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Leo Bieliski
Colbert Avenue
Bieliski
Detroit Mayor Murphy Resigns for 1983 Appointment
The cabinet notes Murphy resigned as mayor to accept a 1983 appointment. He crafted policies less political and international than predecessors, while stressing domestic concerns in the Philippines, and he has sought to sharply reduce government expenses.
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Detroit
Philippines
Man Killed as Truck Skids and Hits Pole
Ira Alonzo Stuart aged 62 of Lakewood formerly Middleport was killed instantly when a truck he drove skidded on ice near Love Pine Service Station and struck a telephone pole. He is survived by wife Mary B. Stuart a daughter Mildred J. Stuart a son Alden Stuart a brother John Stuart and sister Louise Stuart. Sheriff and state police investigated with coroner Crandall attending.
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Here
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Mildred J. Stuart
Alden, Stuart
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Louise Stuart
Rochester
Harry D. Montgomery
Unier
Roy Lb
Chadwick
Mayville
Charles R. Stanton
Bemus Point Patrol
State Police
Wm. B. Crandall
Westield
Rival Mine Union Clash at Glen Alden Colony
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on January 30 rival mine union factions clashed at the South Wilkes Barre colony of the Glen Alden Coal Company. Members of the United Mine Workers of America and the United Amiliacite Miners of Pennsylvania took part in the disturbance.
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United Mine Worlkers of America
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Pennsylvania
Bid Notice for Corry School District Rental Truck
The School District of Corry City invites sealed proposals by February 6, 1935, 8 p.m. for rental of a used 1/4 ton capacity truck. Bids may be rejected in whole or part. Secretary Charles H. Geiger serves as secretary and business manager. G A Stockton listing appears for advertisement purposes.
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Legiea
Charles H. Geiger
Mgr
Burden on Pa. taxpayers flagged by Sarig at rally
Harrisburg report notes Berks county Democrat Speaker Sarig warned that Pennsylvania taxpayers face a heavy burden unless the state resolves its financial mess through constitutional revision. He urged Republicans to support a plan empowering the state to incur loans if needed to avert higher taxes.
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Tennsylvania
Wilson G Sarig
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