Corry Hospital Receives State Aid Under Earle Bill
State aid totaling 13300 will fund Corry Hospital for the biennium under Governor George H. Earle's approved appropriation. The package increases funding over the prior two years and includes allocations to numerous other institutions across the state, while remaining part of a larger appropriation that the governor trimmed by 8.9 million dollars in governmental operations.
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Conevil Holpway
Franklin City
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Kane Summit
Maple Avenue
DuBois
Meadville
St. Vincent's
Tuunville
Warren General
Zem Zem
Brotherhoods Vote on Strike Across Rail Unions
United Press reports that 19 railroad brotherhoods plan separate strike polls, affecting about 1.1 million workers. The proposed 20 cent hourly wage hike would raise railroads’ annual payroll by roughly 360 million dollars, with non operating and operating groups both authorizing strike talks and set to vote.
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Clipper Leaves On Ocean Hop From Port Washington
Port Washington N Y July 3 The Pan American Clip per IT United States entrant in a four nation competition for leadership in techno Atlantic air transportation took off from Port Washington at 7330 2 m EDT on the first leg of a projected flight across the North Atlantic The 4600 pound Sikorsky aircraft under Capt Harold E Gray was bound for Southampton England via Shediac New Brunswick Wood Island Waynes Ireland Great Britain Imperial Airways Germany Lufthansa France Air France Transatlantique are the other nations surveying routes over the ocean.
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Britain Reinforces Mediterranean Fleet Amid Spanish War Losses
London July 4 Great Britain reinforcing the Mediterranean Fleet as hopes fade for preserving neutrality in the Spanish Civil War. Three rebuilt battleships with enhanced anti aircraft defenses received orders to deploy after undergoing modernization to withstand aerial bombardment.
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Royal Oak Parade Cruise Sails to the Mediterranean
The Royal Oak and Malaya set sail from Liverpool toward the Mediterranean as part of a fleet show. The Mediterranean-bound voyage aims to display naval strength and showcase ships to the public, with orders to proceed on a peacetime schedule.
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Mediterranean Fleet Orders to Leave For New Edgin
Navy quarters report that the Mamaya and Warspite, just completed at a cost of 19 million dollars, are to join the Mediterranean Fleet within two weeks. An anti aircraft gun is to be installed and Leala is to be finished on its edgin as soon as possible.
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Ines
New Deal faces Senate filibuster on court expansion
Opponents of Supreme Court expansion predict enough senate votes to adopt a compromise plan but move to delay or defeat the bill. Debate set to begin next week as veterans caution against filibusters. The compromise would add one justice for every justice over 70 remaining on the bench, with additions possible at a slow pace.
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Ford Labor Dispute: NLRB Charges Denied in Michigan
Detroit July 3. Ford Motor Co moves to dismiss an NLRB complaint alleging unfair labor practices. Ford cites 11 reasons including lack of federal authority to regulate purely local manufacturing relations. Hearing set to begin July 8.
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Ulamissal
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Rural Electric meeting set for early July
Northwestern Rural Electric Co operative Association officers and five directors to be elected at stockholders meeting on Tuesday evening July 13 at Saegertown headquarters. 100 miles of lines to be energized in Crossingville and Steamburg units within two weeks with feeder line work near Beaverdam. Approximately 300 farms in Woodcock and Richmond units already have electricity as part of a 1000 mile network across northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Merchants Distribute Gold Rule Day Prize Tickets
Corry merchants begin issuing tickets for Golden Rule Day cash prizes totaling 200 dollars. Four prizes of 100, 50, and two of 25 dollars will be awarded on July 20 with each 1 dollar purchase. Tickets issued to Golden Rule Club member stores. merchants pay one fourth of a cent per ticket to fund prizes. Winning numbers posted in store windows. unclaimed prizes held three days for collection.
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Golden Rule Club
Strikebreakers Used At Johnstown In Steel Industry Dispute
Johnstown July 3 The Steel Workers Gulvanizing Committee charged strikebreakers were shipped into Johnstown to restore operations at Bethlehem Steel Corp Cambria plant. Burns ductive agency accused of organizing professional strikebreaking, Byrnes Act violations alleged as other agencies rumored to operate from Southern Ohio and West Virginia. Bethlehem officials praised workers returning to normal operations and community support.
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Johnstown
Steel Workers Gulvanizing Committee
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Clinton
Golden
SWOC
Bethlehem
Vailon
Pittsburgh
Cambria
Attempt to stop Train by Johnstown man
State police disclosed an attempt to dynamite a moving Bethlehem Steel Corp train in Johnstown. Ernest Layton, 21, admitted tossing three sticks under the cars early today but the charges say the dynamite failed to explode as fuses burned. Weather warmer tonight and Sunday. thundershowers Sunday afternoon.
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English ships attacked by Nationalist raiders at Santander
Madrid July 8 an official dispatch says three Nationalist airplanes raided Santander and dropped about 20 bombs targeting British destroyers and a cruiser on patrol duty. The British ships opened fire with anti aircraft guns, forcing the raiders to retreat without severe damage to any vessel observed.
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City Police to Enforce Quiet Fourth Here
City police plan extra patrols and strict enforcement for the Fourth. An additional officer will monitor scenes at beer establishments and arrests for intoxication or unlawful firework activity are expected. Merchants report good business as Center Street traffic rules curb downtown parking issues with several tickets issued.
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Center Street
Light Corry boys to attend CMTC encampment
Forty Corry youths will enroll in the Citizens Military Training Corp program at Fort George Meade for a thirty day encampment. Worth Hammond oversees enlistment and coordinates the group for the summer program.
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Aent Vaitty Jooys Wiil
Citizens Military Training Corp
Fort
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Pennsylvania Sets 40 Hour Work Week Across State
Harrisburg July 8 The Wey bi Amsting, the Worl tweek of men and women in Pennsylvania to 81 eight hour days was law today after December 1. Domestic, agricultural and charitable workers exempt plus 825 payroll executives and learned professionals. Governor George H. Bayle signed. Labor and Industry Dept to enforce with the Industrial Board oversight. Violations carry fines from 2 to 300 dollars per day.
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Harrisburg
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Wis
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Inomber
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Wood, Wynnewood
Ralph ML Bueshore
Senate
Edwant R.arey
Allegheny
Six Die in Idaho Firework Tragedy At Parlor
Nampa Idaho July 3 a misfired firework set off in a pile of fireworks at a combined drug store beauty parlor killing six people. The dead include Marie George 18 Parma beauty parlor operator Helen Daniels 29 Nampa Katherine Biller 3 Parma Brest Miller 28 Mary Ladelle 88 and Ardyee Pavel 1 all identified by local authorities as victims of the blaze during a rescue attempt.
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Brest Miller
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Earhart and Noonan Missing Amid Pacific Search
Distress signals spark a vast sea search for Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan after their Biplane forced down in the Howland Island area during the New Guinea to Howland flight. Reports say SOS calls came from the downed craft as rescuers monitor from Los Angeles and aboard ships in the Pacific.
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