Relief program menaced by veto police order defied by veterans
A United Press report from Chicago notes a continuing heat wave hitting the nation with about 260 deaths in 12 days. Relief programs face political battles as veterans resist vetoes. Midwest cooling rains offer brief relief but coast regions see rising casualties and New storms trigger damage near Lake Michigan.
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Pathan
United Press
Chicago
Midwest
Great Lakes
Northwest
Atlantic
Pacific
Corry Company Active in Mimic War Drills at Mount Gretna
Corry Company A participated in an extensive mimic warfare exercise near Mount Gretna as part of Pennsylvania National Guard drills. Corporal Lynford Chase reports a long, strenuous two day camp with heavy storms, cavalry simulations, and guard duties, ending in a long march back to Gretna.
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Toca
Pennsylvania Nations Guard
Mount Geeina
Journal Today
Lynford Chase
Mount Gretna
Pune
Tadlan Head Gap
Swetara Gap
Blue Mountain
Guutks
Fie
Gretna
Capt. Houghton
Boys Held For Store Theft On First Avenue
Two lads under 12 were picked up by polite today after stealing about 11 dollars from the West grocery cash drawer on First avenue. They spent part of the money on a wrist watch, some was recovered, and the storekeeper refused to return the watch money. An older cousin was blamed as having instigated the theft and a settlement was expected this afternoon.
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Nuza
Polite
West
First Avenue
Allen Spt
Cars Crash At North Corry Intersection In Warren Morning
A Warren woman ran a red light at the North Center street and Columbus avenue intersection, causing a collision with a Franklin sedan driven by E. Whittlesey. Whittlesey, with Miss Elizabeth Crowe and Arthur Itz, was returning from Findley Lake. both cars suffered damage and occupants were shaken but unhurt. Agnes E. O'Donnell of Warren blamed the light. details describe a near-rolled impact and rear damage.
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Warren
Columbus Avenue
North Center Street
E. Whittlesey
Hizabeth Crowe
Arthuritz
Findley Lake
Agnes E. O'Donnell
Franklin
Rebels kill eight in Bluefields raids in Nicaragua
Washington reports that a group of Nicaraguan insurgents attacked two stores in Western Bluefields eastern Nicaragua, killing eight employees. Three of the dead are believed to be British.
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United Press
Washington
Havy Department
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
CBS network plays Tuscania Fund Concert at 2 30 from Tuscania. NBC network airs Concert Orchestra and Cavaliers at 7 00. CBS network presents Weekend Hour on WABG at s 00. NBC network repeats Concert Orchestra at 9 20. CBS network closes with the Gay Lonthardo Orchestra at 9 30.
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WAIBC
CBS Network
WEAF
NBC Network
WABG
WABC
Wooster Firm Low on Edinboro Road
Harrisburg July 22 state highway department opened 126 bids on ten road and bridge projects. Holmes Construction Company of Wooster Ohio bids 192,428 on 7.25 miles of route 708 in Le Boeuf and Washington townships and Huinknee borough. Mayer Brothers Construction Company of Erie bids 93,92 on Crawford routes B2 and 89 in Meadville.
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United Prege
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Avenue
LeBoeuf
Washington Townships
Huinknee
Holmes Construction Company
Wooster
Erie Driver Sustains Cuts In Dual City Crashes
Harry Burkett of Erie sustained painful but not serious lacerations to the left hand when his car collided with a truck driven by Louis Merkle on Columbus avenues. The second collision occurred at North Center street intersection as Burkett moved northward. Investigators blamed Merkle for the first crash and both vehicles were damaged. Burkett, an Atlantic Refining Co. representative, received medical attention and returned to Erie.
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Harry Burkett
Erie
Louis Merkle
East Columbus Avenue
Loys Ice Company
Columbus Avenues
Center Street
Tat Merkle
East Columbus Avenues
Burkett
Atlantic Refining Company
Minesoulbound Guardsmen escort 27 men home from Hoosier mine
In Dugger Indiana twenty seven non union workers held for two days by guardsmen finally left the Hoosier mine for their homes escorted by National Guardsmen. In Philadelphia a man killed his wife and then shot himself. Chicago reports three parrot fever cases, one fatal. Roosevelt says Owen Young to discuss international relations in Albany tomorrow. Bolivia faces explosive mood for war against Paraguay as unrest spreads.
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United Frees
Harrisburg
Harney Godleski
Smati
Dauphin County
Haisis
Godleski
Ooh Paul
Lillian
Ang
Alberta
Sceme
Lykens
Paul
United Press
Ind
Hoosier
Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Domingo
Owen Q. Young
Young Hs
Roosevelt
Opposition of Pinchot causes uncertainty in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 22 Leaders of the Pennsylvania general assembly plan a short adjournment likely during August frat week to pass unemployment relief and balance the budget. The Senate nears action on an $18,885,000 economy schedule while governor Pinchot threatens veto fate of relief measures and Reconstruction Finance Corp bills hangs on executive consideration.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Senate
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Pinchot
Govesmoelgeher
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Finance Corporation
Woodward
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
German flier attempts third ocean crossing from Sylt
Capt. Wolfgang von Gronau, after two Atlantic crossings, started from Sylt in a Domier Wall seaplane aiming for Chicago via Iceland Greenland and Labrador. He was joined by Ghert von Rott and others, with weather initially calm and favorable plans to continue to Tvigtut and Montreal en route.
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North Sea
Wolfgang von Gronau
America
Reyljavik
Teeland
Chicago
von Gronau
Atlantic
Ghert von Rott
Sylt
Tvigtut
Denmarke
Legion Post Shows Notable Increase in Membership
The Elmer Currier Post of the American Legion in Corry reports a seven hundred percent rise in membership during the 1932 drive, reaching 117 members. The success tops last year’s totals and district or state records, with a celebration rally set for July 29 at Parish Hall and a program of entertainment planned.
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Elmer ©. Currier
American Legion
Corry Legion Post
Timer C
Carrier Post
Sson Post
Heln
Victor of
Clin W. Bracken
Milon L. Brown
Dismissals and new state payroll entries in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 22 state officials announced 56 changes in payrolls today with 46 highway department field staff dismissed largely from Altoona district and 19 added to payroll. Appointments listed include P. D. Seybold Pittsburgh supervisor labor and industry 2400 dollars and Henry Whames Franklin plus George J. Montgomery Monessen assistant superintendents of construction highway 2160 dollars each Paul Conn Brownsville inspector highway 1809 dollars.
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Harrisburg
Atule Highway Department
Altoona
P. D. Seybold
Pittsburgh
Henry Whames
Franklin
George J.montgomery
Monessen
Paul Conn
Brownsville
Woman held in Erie for faked beach victim claim
Erie police report Mrs. Rose Miller 48 confessed to identifying a man found on a beach as her estranged husband George Miller to claim $959 in life insurance. She said she had never seen him and believed he might still be alive. Coroner suggests death possibly from heart attack and body held two more days for ID.
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Erie
United Press
Rose Miller
George ‘Miller
Birie
Polite
George Miller
Police Order Veterans From Government Building
Washington July 22 A tense standoff unfolded as police ordered the bonus army veterans to evacuate government buildings. Commanding officer Waller W Waters warned resistance to force would not be tolerated but said troops would stay in quarters until bodily eviction occurred. Socialist candidate James H Maurer urged veterans to resist removal as thousands gathered around Anacostia camp and the Bacharach bill moved veterans administration offices.
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United Press
Washington
Bonus Army
Waller W. Waters
Bonus Selcimst
Waters
BB. F
Thirl
Pennsylvania
B. BE
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania Svenue
James H. Maurer
Anacostia
Veterans Administration
Hoover
Dog Saved Child From Death By Doberman Heroic Act
Dayton July 22 A sleek Doberman Pinscher named Myra V Stolgen vous trained by Louis Brenson became a town hero after shielding Brennan's three year old son Gene from a dangerous moment. The dog, loyal and brave, received flowers and town praise as she saved the boy. The incident showed uncanny intelligence and courage, drawing contrast with show ribbons.
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United Press
Dayton
Myra V. Stolgenvous
Louis Brenson
Brennan
Gene
Rattlesnake Bite Ends Dog Heroic Struggle
A dog named Myra V leaped to protect a boy reaching for a red rose and entrapped a rattlesnake. The creatures fought for long minutes until the dog lay lifeless beside the serpent. Gette’s mother rushed the dog to a hospital. veterinarians said Myra will live.
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Myra V
Gene
Fanga
Register
Gette
Bud
Myra
New I C C Plan Proposes Four Rail Super Systems
Washington July 22 The Interstate Commerce Commission approved merger plans to consolidate more than 50,000 miles of track into four super systems aligning with the New York Central Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio networks. The move envisions a near monopoly on intercity freight and passenger movement from Chicago to the Atlantic and from New England to the South, signaling a sweeping reorganization of U S rail traffic.
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Unites Press
Washington
Telerstate Commerce Commissio
Chicago
Atlantic
New Tingland
South
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
le Angolidation
Pail
How Rail Lines Are Allocated
Washington July 22 A four system merger plan approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission allocates major routes and short lines among New York Central Boston & Albany, Cleveland, Chicago & St. Louis, Baltimore & Ohio, Chesapeake & Ohio, Erie, Lehigh Valley, and others. The plan creates joint lines and trackage rights, with over 200 railroads involved. The commission set conditions, withdrew support for a previous plan led by Wabash and Seaboard, and said changes must be made before final approvals for each transaction, a process that could take years.
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United Press
Washington
Alown
Eastern
Interstate Commerce Commissio
New York Central
Boston de Albany
Clevelayil
Chicago
St. Louis
Dwlawites
Lackawana & Western
Baltimore & Ohio
Buffzio
Rochester & Pittsburgh
Chicago & Aston
Detroit & Toledo
Lehigh & Hudson
Maryland
Central of
He & Fuch
Wabash
Seaboard Air Line
Lackawanna
Michigan
Wisconsin
Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio
van Sweringen
New York
Cleveland
Toledo
New York-Chicago
Detroit
Coutiouec
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Board of Health
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