College grants aid as thousands seek degree amid crash death
Fragmented OCR reads of college aid programs, graduate certificates, and student financing notes mix with a line about a Mrs Deili Swill who died in a crash near an Ford shop five miles from a night telephone. The text mentions Nineteen hundred certificates and a university offering five-year programs, with unclear locations and dates.
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Deili. Swill
Anford
Poe
Selmoldsyille
Long ends filibuster as NRA extension passes
Senate ends Huey P. Long filibuster after 11 hours and approves the nine month NRA extension resolution. Administration wins a dramatic Senate vote as debate wraps up and plan for a House conference on the measure moves forward.
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Sparta
Hawaii
Celebration marks completion of new three mile highway
Erie and Crawford counties boosters gathered in Spartansburg for a large turnout celebrating the opening of the new three mile stretch to the Erie county line. A parade from City Park to the Crawford border showcased a festive display with flags, streamers, and community groups. The event reflected regional pride and marked the first trip over the completed route, hailed as last word in construction.
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Erie
Crawford Counties
Crawford County
Erie County
Irie
Corry
Tiueville
Meadville
Union City
Crawford
Sparta
Golden Aute Club
Veterans of Forign Wars
American Legion
Seasity High School
V. F. W. Wasnook
Yas
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Center
Pleasant Tid
Northwest Street
Spartensburg
Union Street
Coad
Hafey Out for Season Says Berkeley Source
Cece Hafey of the Cincinnati Reds will not play baseball again this year. He is sidelined by sinus trouble and influenza and has returned to his Walnut Creek area ranch outside Berkeley. His uncle, Berkeley Fire Department Lt. Charles Hafey, received a strong telegram from club management demanding his return.
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Cal
Chick Hafey
Cincimnnati Reds
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Berkely
Charles Hafey
Berkeley Fire Department
Hafey
Fafey
Operations 10 Cease At Mines Friday Night
Washington dispatch reports that most coal mines will end operations Friday night as a 25 hour work week ends. Though wage contracts run to June 16, the strike deadline looms with three possible outcomes including passage of the Guffey coal regulation bill, a temporary UMW suspension, or a White House appeal to keep miners at work.
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Llye A
Brookover
United Press
Washington
Fot Aval
Congress
United Mine Workers
White House
Senate
House
Auto deaths and injuries in Erie area crashes
Police investigated two Erie area crashes. Joseph Seus, 50, caretaker at St. Boniface Church, died after being struck by a car driven by Karl L. Goodnow as he stepped from behind another vehicle near Sens home. Elinor Dimar, 19, was dying from a fractured skull after a crash on Girard hill that injured Peter Senyo, driver, with several fractured ribs.
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Girard Hill
Erie
Elinor Dimar
Platea
St. Vincent's Hospital
Peter Senyo
Craneaville
Long filibuster tied for second longest in Senate history
United Press reports from Washington show Senator Huey P. Long's 14 hour filibuster was the second longest one man debate in Senate history, coming just 4 hours short of Robert La Follette's 18 hour record set in 1908. Other notable filibusters include William Vincent Allen on the silver purchase clause in 1903, Wesley Jones on the shipping bill in 1915, and Charles J. Faulkner on the force bill in 1899.
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United Rlass
Washington
Huey P. Long
Senate
Robert M. la ¥Ollette
William Vincent Allen
Nebraska
Wesley Jones
Charles J. Faulkner
W. Va
Corry High Delivers 75 Diplomas At Commencement
Corry High School graduated seventy five seniors in a 1935 ceremony attended by relatives and friends. Dr L H Beeler of Grove City College delivered a memorable address titled Whither Goest Thou. The program featured March Militaire by the orchestra under Beatrice Shaffer with Rev Gilbert L Boyd giving the invocation and Lee Shoemaker earning salutary honors.
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L. H. Beeler
Grove City College
Corry High School
Corry High
Beatrice Shaffer
Gilbert L. Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Lee
Shoemaker
Local Groups to Cooperate in Relief Work
United Press reports Harrisburg June 13 as the state legislature debates a long calendar of minor bills including appropriation measures for state institutions. The house approves Rep. John J. Haluska resolution to form local committees to work with the state emergency relief board in allocating work relief. Municipalities would provide advisory local committees connected with the state board.
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State Relief Board
United Press
Harrisburg
House
Senate
John J. Haluska
Cambria
State Emergency Relief Board
State
May milk price falls eighteen cents for Dairymen
Dairymen of Comy and vicinity will receive eighteen cents less for their May milk than from the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association. The May price, though reduced from April, shows a May return from 35 millers of $140 in cash and certificates including a ten cent plant premium, a drop of 18 cents from April but 16 cents above May 1994.
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Comy and Vicinity
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Tne
Westinghouse to Supply $1 Million Electric Equipment
Pittsburgh June 13 The Westinghouse and Electric Manufacturing Company announced an order for 1 000 000 worth of electric equipment for new strip mills to be creered in Detroit by The Great Lakes Steel Corporation.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse and Electric Manufacturing Company
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
Many railroaders facing dismissal amid act expiry
Washington June 13 A House rules committee briefing warns about mass layoffs of railroad workers unless Congress extends the emergency transportation act Title one creates the transportation coordinator office and bars railways from cutting staff below May 1928 levels. Crosser says railroads plan dismissals if the restrictions lapse as Senate already passed a renewal bill.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Racher Crosser
House Rules Committee
Office of
Transportation Cordinator
Crosser
Senate
One Injured In Auto Accidents Here Last Night
One person injured in two local auto accidents last evening. Walter C. Heasley Franklin sustained minor lacerations and shaking after his car left the curve at Church and Union, tearing a sign post and sliding nearly a hundred yards. Eugene Smith Hensley treated at Corry hospital for minor facial cuts and discharged. Ralph Holden of this city escaped serious injury when his car left Route 6 at Scott Crossing and struck a cement sluice post, suffering minor bruises.
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Walter C. Heasley
Franklin
Church
Union Streets
Eugene Smith
Hensley
Corry Hospital
Wete
Ing
Ralph Holden
Scott Crossing
B. Helden
Treasury signals steady domestic silver price despite foreign drop
Washington June 13 The treasury will continue to maintain 115 price of 77.87 rents for domestically mined silver even if foreign prices fall. Morgenthau said the domestic price would not be cut if world prices decline, noting a congressional silver committee had not asked for his appointment.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Morgenthau
Shift in Route Designation Expected Soon
C F Brown James Mead R 8 Curry W J Merrick and F A Loveland returned home after attending the summer meeting of the Roosevelt Highway Association in Wellsboro where Mr Brown presided. Officials discussed route changes including shifting Route 79 from Union City West through Mill Village and Edinboro to Route 6 N. The meeting, with about 100 Roosevelt highway supporters, covered improvements such as reducing curves cut offs and new entries near several towns. Local focus was on redesignating Kilnboro highway to Route 6 N and hopes for an early change. Preliminary plans for the October annual meeting were set.
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C.F. Brown
James Mead
Curry
W. J. Merrick
F. A Loveland
Stan Wellsboro
Roosevelt Highway Association
Brown
Union City
Mill Village
Edinboro
Penn-Wells
Mr. Brown
Mulgori
Scradon
Carbondale
Troy
Coudersport
Wellsboro-Mansfield
Bunn Hill
Port Allegany
Smethport
Kane
Harrisburg
Highway Department
Kilnboro
Beaver Canal Hinges on Through Waterway Plan
Washington reports the $40 million Beaver to Struthers canal depends on approval of a through canal from the Ohio River to Lake Erie. A longer waterway costing about $140 million was previously rejected by the river and harbor engineers. Sen. Joseph F. Guffey predicts a favorable Senate Commerce committee report within 90 days.
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United Press
Washington
Beaver
Struthers
Wac
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Board of Engineers For
Joseph F. Guffey
Senate Commerce Committee
Beaver-Struthers
House
Youngstown
Ashtabula
Great Lakes
Pittsburgh
Schools Close for Summer in Corry District
Over 1400 students at Corry public schools end the 19g 35 term this afternoon and will not resume until September 9. Report cards issued. Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey says average grades were satisfactory despite winter disruptions.
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Corry
Ralph S. Dewey
Explosion at Saxony munitions works leaves dozens dead
Berlin reports a blast at a fireworks factory in Neinédorf Saxony. The propaganda ministry said 20 to 40 people were killed today. A Witjensburg telephone operator placed the blast at 3 p.m. and said the area was inaccessible to reach the scene.
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United Press
Berlin
Neinédorf
Saxony
Propaganda Ministry
Wit Jensburg
Reinsdorf
Second Flight Over Pacific Is Again Successful
Honolulu June 1 Pal American Airways giant flying boat landed at Pearl Harbor at 8 07 a m PST after a triumphal Alameda to Honolulu flight Captain Edwin C Musiel and crew became the first aviators to span the 2100 miles from California to Hawaii more than once The flight left East San Francisco Bay at 3 p m PST yesterday and completed in 117 hours 57 minutes 42 minutes faster than the April 16 17 record The Clipper faced rain squalls and difficult conditions and beat the prior record by 42 minutes
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United Press
Honolulu
Pal American Airways
Pearl Harbor
Alameda
Edwin C. Musiel
Flemen
California
Hawaian Islands
Pacific
San Francisco Bay
Enlargement of T B Sanitoria Advocated in Harrisburg
A June 13 report from a Senate committee led by Sen. George Rant ing to Allegheny proposes enlarging Pennsylvania tuberculosis sanitoria reusing the Hamburg facility to serve 820 of 867 patients awaiting admission. The plan estimates costs around 1.105 million for expansion, with broader overflow coverage at 3 to 4.2 million, and potential 4.087 million for a new sanatorium or 3 existing sites expanded by 63 beds at about 158.50.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Senate
George Ranting
Allegheny
Hamburg
Maany
Suspected Friend of Mahan Held in California Case
A woman detained in Los Angeles on June 13 is believed by sheriff's officials to be the sweetheart of William Mahan, the kidnapper. The detainee, giving the name Peggy Shaw, was held in custody as authorities pursue the case.
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Mahan
Los. Angeles
Calif
Sheriff's Repitine
William Mahan
Weyerhaeuser Kildnaper
Peggy Shaw
House Set to Concur in Senate NRA Changes
Washington reports that after a lengthy Senate action on the NRA resolution the House prepared to concur in changes. Administration leaders pressed to complete the process with quick votes as Vice President Garner stayed quiet and the body moved toward acceptance by the House for final approval.
TERROR OF ENGLISH CRIMINALS IS DEAD
United Press reports Sir Marie Edmund Avory aged 83, long serving judge of the king's bench division, died at Rye at Hormy House. Renowned for exact justice and harsh sentences, he earned a fearsome reputation among criminals while maintaining mental vigor in his final days.
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United Press London
Jung
Marie Edmund Avory
King's Bench
King George Under Medical Supervision
Sandringham reports King George remains under close medical supervision today after illness caused concern. Officials describe his condition as improved but note he continues under careful observation.
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King George
Py Unicorreas
Sandringham
England
Tim
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