Tax Opposed by Motorists Here Approved
Bitter protests from Corry motorists and auto owners preceded the Senate vote approving the Henderson nguil fuels tax raising per gallon on gasoline and other liquids. The measure passed 9 to 1 and accompanies a companion in to the profit tax. The Senate also approved the federal appropriation bill totaling 85 010 290 with 260 000 for law enforcement. Governor Pinchot planned to address a joint session after the House concurred.
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Erie Scouring for Assailants of Two Women
Erie police seek three suspects after two separate assaults on women within twenty days. One victim lost 1180 dollars and was bound, another fought off an attacker to escape. Names and exact addresses are given for the victims, while one suspect remains at large.
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Judge Sums Up Croker Will Contest In Dublin
United Press reports Chief Justice in Dublin summarizing the Croker will contest as he notes the sincerity of the Indian wife and the doubt about Croker's intent. Tomorrow the court may resume the summation with the jurors still to hear the judge's full conclusions. In Troon, Walter Hagen leads after two rounds with 147 total in the British Open title chase.
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Franklin Youth Known in Corry Killed in Crash
Theodore Try a popular Franklin faith member died early today when his car struck a freight wall near Grove City while returning from a dance. Three others in the car, all from Oil City, were hospitalized in serious condition. The crash involved a New York Central freight and the Shirbor Street crossing was struck. Other accident victims include Berg Retchel and Charles Gill among five killed in the collision.
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Carey Hospital Association Elects New Board Leaders
Frank Laurie heads the new Carey Hospital Association board as president with L W Olds as vice president and Sidey Bellstony as second vice president. Sarah FE Pordom named superintendent and Dp VW Grihasnaq as hospital pathologist. J D Knopt van becomes clerk and A H Griswuld janitor.
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Dr Finegan Returns to Speak at Pittsburgh Dedication
Dr Thom ay R Pinegan former state superintendent of public instruction arrives in Pittsburgh for the Lawley High School dedication and a public reception in his honor. He is to deliver the principal address at the ceremony as teachers and patrons welcome him at Sol Wiewi Memorial hall.
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Rumors of G E merger shake Canadian firm
Toronto June 14 Rumors revive on a proposed amalgamation of the Canadian General Electric Co with the American General Electric and with the Schenectady outfit. Reports say the Canadian firm would be absorbed September 1 by the American group as A Dymient the Canadian president sails for Europe amid official silence.
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Stowaways Die In Boiler Room Disaster Aboard British Steamer
Gloucester reports five stowaways perish in the coal bunkers of the British steamer Saute Theresa near New York. Four others survive after battling heat and fumes while attempting to reach safety. Aboard the vessel the Mary Hearse and Mary Bewtrice incidents are linked in a confusing saga with immigration claims and a later inquiry threat.
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Bulgarian peasant revolt threatens Balkan stability
Reports from Athens Trieste and Firenze describe Bulgarian peasants loyal to ex Premier Stamboulisky capturing Varna and threatening Sofia. They aim to establish a republic with Stamboulisky as president while rumors swirl of foreign intervention and potential unification moves with neighboring states. J E Young visits his mother in Glasgow midweek.
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Youth held awaiting word from Latrobe in theft case
A youth is held pending word from Latrobe authorities regarding charges connected to a shoplifting incident. Police report a suspect linked to a Whale Street store and other alleged acts, with a bond set at $530.
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Commerce Directorate Meeting Plans and Roles
Members of the Chamber of Commerce executive board will convene in the Shatbes offices at 4200 Weloekt Friday afternoon to organize the new structures. Milstrom will preside as chair with Honk of the Chamber of Commerce attending as guest. The agenda includes filling vacancies as treasurer and secretary and outlining upcoming business matters for formal action.
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Shortage in State Accounts Tied to Department Staff
Harrisburg auditor general Lewis disclosed a $2,504 shortage in the Insurance department traced to two employees George Stryker of Williamsport and a registered office clerk. A deathbed confession linked the misappropriation to the incident. The inquiry also found a separate $3,100 shortage by another clerk who partially restitutioned.
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Funeral of C P Schadell in St Elisabeths Cemetery
Funeral services for Char ot P Schadell were held at St Zlfenbeths dineh this morning with Rev JF Roiber officiating. Interment at St Elizabeths cemetery. Pallbearers included Leo Mulderick CW voor J 2 Wayd Dell Patterson Frank Goring and Henry Colburn. Relatives from out of town included Emil Schadell of Rochester NY and Mrs Jenni Lyuu of Oil City Pay.
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Farm labor shortage reaches acute level in Washington
Washington reports a severe farm labor shortage as the U S Labor Department notes a sustained decline in available workers. The shortage affects planting and harvesting across states including New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, with construction and rail sectors also strained.
Railroads Consider Voluntary Rate Reductions
Washington reports railroads weigh voluntary rate cuts as part of a broader move to improve efficiency and service. Industry officials cite ongoing equipment investments and accelerated modernization to justify reductions amid federal pressure for reform.
Death Toll From Poison Liquor Surges In Five Months
United Press dispatch from Philadelphia reports five hundred two deaths in five months tied to poisonous liquor. Coroner's investigator Prank Paul notes the moonshine blamed on secret stills and “cider alooris” sold for about 10 cents a drink, with victims taking their lives into their own hands.
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Chinese Situation Shows Improvement
Feud acts and military governors dominate amid a tense regional scene. Reports describe cautious optimism as political and military leaders in Suangiast work to stabilize governance.
Directors Meet Over St James Hotel Sale Delay
Directors of a hotel company gathered with counsel and a few hotel executives to discuss the stalled sale of the St James Hotel property. The session, attended by representatives, reviewed financing terms and anticipated delays tied to provisional requirements and outline agreements.
Johnson views unchanged on Americas participation in ure affairs
Senator Hiram Tohneon of Ualitarnt declined to comment directly on American policy. He indicated he would not alter his position despite ongoing questions sparked by Senator Spencer returning home.
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Large Barn Destroyed in Loyelle Fire
Journal report from Loyelle says a large barn north of town owned by Tiny Roscoe Mogae was destroyed by a blaze whose cause is undetermined. Mrs Ben Sisley, west end resident, was jailed yesterday afternoon on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges. Deputy Marshal J F Austin, confined at home recently, is able to be out again.
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Erie County Conference Held with Delegates Attending
A large Erie County conference gathers at the municipal headquarters with about a hundred delegates from Presque Isle and nearby chapters. Speakers include Worthy leaders from the Brokenstein Chapter and visiting representatives from multiple towns as the session covers parade honors, a salute to the flag, and a county-wide program.
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Fuller Collapses on Eve of Wall Street Hearing
Edward M. Fuller collapsed in his cell on the eve of a hearing expected to reveal the inside story of his bucket operations in Wall Street. Physicians were summoned to aid the stricken broker as he faced a potential prison term after pleading guilty to operating a bucket shop.
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