Pinchot weighs mid July special session options
Harrisburg June 21 Governor Pinchot seriously considers calling a special session of the Pennsylvania legislature in mid July. Advisors oppose the move, arguing little to gain. Old age pension amendments risk missing November ballots if not passed soon. Labor leaders seek sweat shop curbs and a wage law, but recovery act work may shift focus.
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Wasney
United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Senate
Yeuslin
Noe
Faye Heer
Republicans seize abuse of power as 1934 campaign issue
United Press reports from Washington that Senate Republican campaign chair Dickinson frames the Roosevelt emergency program as unmanageable and vows the 1934 race will hinge on abuse of power. He notes vast powers and divisions in Congress, with upcoming retirements and election schedules shaping the campaign.
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Lyle G. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Dickinson
Senate Rublican
Roosevelt
United Bross
Congress
House
New England
Senate
Farmer Laborite
Palmer Labor
Hitler moves to single party rule in Germany
Berlin reports Hitler’s cabinet adopted eight new decrees at midnight, including a constitutional amendment allowing Reichstag members to be progechtt without consent. Paul Loebe, Socialist leader, was detained as the regime showcases expanded powers. Decrees also merge youth groups, dissolve regional guards, and plan vast motor roads. An alleged air raid by unknown planes prompted officials to claim it demonstrated Germany’s vulnerability.
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Paul Keyser
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Paul Loebe
Hiltep
Te Wurttemberg Catholic Swabian Guard
Gutholla Evangelical ‘Workers’ Clubs
Patate
Mhe
Templebot
London
Farewell tribute honors Rev and Mrs Hall at St Pauls
A large crowd filled St Pauls Lutheran church parlors last night for a farewell party honoring retiring pastor Rev and Mrs William Hall. The event featured a varied program of vocal and instrumental numbers, remarks from ministers, and a purse presented by Mrs C L Smit. Guests enjoyed a buffet supper served by a committee as former city members and attendees offered final well wishes and sang God Be With You Till We Meet Again.
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William Hall
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
St. Paul's
B. Z." Hawkins
Signa Anderson
Horace Brynolfson
Raymond Burr
John Ereno
Shirley Larson
Rut
Elizabeth Lanston
The
Ministerial Association
B.A. Hook
Perry F. Haines
Gilbert Boyd
J. 8
Baker
John Borgk
Neil Hood
Hall
C. L. Smit
God
Mm Able
A. A. Marker
Charles Dablatrand
Joan Freno
John Schaub
B. Smith
Thorsuehty Enjoyall
Outot Hie Tity
Willam Milliken
Gary
Geli’ Bagley
New Castle
William Crane
Betty Maxine
Spring Pa
Two Men Held After Early Morning Arrest in Cortland
Police in Cortland detained two New York state men after a 2 am arrest on West Washington Street. Their car lacked license plates and a Richfield filling station on West Washington Street had been entered. No theft was confirmed and investigators weigh charges of disorderly conduct. Police continue probing possible connection to the visit.
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New York State
West Washington Street
Center
Corty
Richfield
Far Ds Ie
Heat wave threaten record June high in Southwest
UPI dispatch notes extreme temperatures and drought endanger a new all time June heat mark across the Southwest. Warnings signal potential regional impacts as farmers and residents brace for heat driven water shortages and crop stress.
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United Press
Kansas
Southwest
Beaverdale Wattsburg Road Proposal In Harrisburg Talks
Erie County group plans conference with Governor Pinchot in Harrisburg next week to push Beaverdale Wattsburg stretch onto the 69 line hard surface and secondary road program. Delegation includes Milton Schattener, Senator Joseph R. Zietenheim, County Commissioner, Helen M. Schira, and D. A. Currie.
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Beaverdaim
WattSburg
Isrue
Pichot
Harrisburg
Erie County
Pinchot
Milton Schatner
Erie County Motor Club
Joseph &. Zietenheim
Girard
Helen M. Schiura
D. A. Currie
Ierié Manufacturers’ Association
Curry
CORRYITES IN AUTO ACCIDENT NEAR EDINBORO
A Corty girl was injured but not believed seriously as four occupants of a Hudson sedan collided with a milk truck near Edinboro shortly after 7 this morning. Miss Virginia Ball of Raymond Avenue suffered hip injuries and minor lacerations. Miss Dane Mulheim drove the car with Miss Charlotte McKelvey and A S Boag aboard en route to Edinboro State Teachers College for the summer session. The milk truck, driven by Bar Morris of Mocean, swerved left, the sedan was sideswiped, and the car sustained heavy damage leaving the occupants shaken. The truck suffered less damage. all handled minor injuries. ROB GAS STATION PHILADELPHIA, June 24. Four bandits held up two Texaco station employees and escaped with 1200 dollars from a safe.
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Edinboro
Virginia Ball
Raymond Agenue
East Street
Charlotte McKelvey
Spring Creek
A. S Boag
Philadelphia
Texaco Oil Company
Defense Asks Dismissal In Kidnaping Case
A Cape Cod jury heard closing arguments as defense seeks acquittal for Kenneth and Cyril Buck in the Peggy McMath kidnapping. Attorneys challenge confessions and argue neither brother is guilty, noting the ransom paid and later recovered at Kenneth’s home.
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United Press
Barnstable
Mass
Cape Cod
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Peggy McMath
Willard F. Carlton
Cyril
Bliss Binwick
Pevcy
Harwich Village
Thaskin Gyril
Davieiin Saplee
Anneth
Cyri
Woman Dies After 160 Foot Fall From Walnut Line Bridge
Philadelphia June 24 Mrs Herbert K Taylor Jr of Jenkin town was killed today when she leaped 160 feet from Walnut Line bridge over the Wissahickon Creek.
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Philadelphia
Herbert K. Taylor, Jr
Jenkintown
Walnut Line
Wisshickon Creek
Rescued After Her Companions Drown In Lake Itichigen
FRANKFORT Mich June a Rescued after drifting 43 hours on Lake Itichigen the sole survivor of a tragedy that claimed three companions including her husband arrived here today Mrs Margaret Rennie 27 sat exhausted after the harrowing experience aboard an improvised raft witnessing the drownings as they sank exhausted after clinging to a gasoline tank The Traverse City relatives met her at the dock and escorted her to a waiting auto She appeared worn but composed officials reported no hope of saving the others Continue on Page ix
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United Press
Frankfort
Mich
Lake Itichigen
Margaret Rennie
Rennis
Milwaukee
Traverse City
Rennie
Rencu
Sana
Charles Jr
James Gillette
Plate
Peter Keller
Kewatines
Wis
Gillette
Mil-Continue
Burglary suspects in multiple thefts linked to Erie probe
Police strengthened custody against Lawrence Brown and Clyde Peebles as they probe a string of recent city burglaries. Loot from H. J. Sweet’s home on Wayne Street was found during a Panama NY recovery trip, and a shirt stolen from Sweet’s home was identified. Brown is jailed on $2,000 bail awaiting grand jury action. Peebles faces hearings on breaking and entering and larceny charges.
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Lawrence Brown
Clyde Peebles
H. J. Sweet
Wayne Street
Panama
N.Y
Machin and
Sibley
Erie
Orsal
Peebles
O. B. Porter
Jayceny
Michael Litz
Second Ward
Panice
Brown
Carer Hill
Sweet Home
Local Penn Guard unit to depart for Gretna encampment
With departure slated for July 21 the Corry Suardamen will serve for the camp Friday evening Tuy Piet. Official orders from the Third Corps Area headquarters in Baltimore Md direct the 1th Tafaktry to lead Company A at Gretna for a 15 day encampment. The local yardsmén form the second section of the Yankee contingent, with another regiment from Scranton and Pittsburgh joining at Gretna. The Indianhead Gap camp, bought by the government, will not be used by guardsmen except for drills. a new site is expected next year.
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Pennational Guard
Gretna
Corry Suardamen
Tuy Piet
Third Corps
Baltimore
1Th Tafaktry
Empany Aig & Imit
New Dirigible Macon Arrives at Lakehurst Navy Yard
The navy announces the dirigible Macon, newest ship of the line, arrives safely at Lakehurst Naval Air Station at 5 20 am after departing Akron at 8 20 pm the previous day with 83 men aboard. It moors in the same air dock as its sister Akron which wrecked on its final voyage.
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Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N.d
Macon
Navy
Dawthday
Akron
Resumption of U S Activity Revives Hope
London reports renewed U S activity at the world economic conference as delegates draft resolutions for next week. Cordell Hull heads American talks while subcommittees resume Monday to outline tariff reduction plans and possible wheat acreage limits. Russia's growing role enters discussions as Sir John Simon seeks talks with Maxim Litvinov about the British Russian trade war in the wake of engineer imprisonments.
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Harry Flory
United Press
London
Shine
Cordell Hall
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Indica
Russia
Maxim Litvinoff
Erie Man Shot Dead in Suspected Suicide or Homicide
Charles Kuch, 49, was found shot in his Erie home about midnight Friday. Police say a .45 revolver was involved. his son-in-law Harry Mayo, 64, was arrested and held on an open charge after being found drunk at the scene. Kuch died shortly after at Hamot hospital. Coroner W. G. Stroble and Capt. Dundon pursued leads. the death was not yet ruled final Saturday morning.
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Erie
W. G. Stroble
Charles Kuch
Ath Street
Oine
Harry Mayo
Normandy Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
Hamot
Dundon
Coryner Stroble
Rulings Extend Beer License Filing Period in Centre County
Judge M Ward Fleming rules applicants for retailers and wholesalers licenses may apply any time during the beer year June 1 1933 to May 31 1934. He also holds that a license applicant need not reside in the municipality of the business if actively conducting operations there. The McClure act permits residency to be the site of business activity.
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Centre County
M. Ward Pleming
Ottavio Bardaris
Bellefonte
Robert Fy. Hunter
State Department of Justice
Fleming
Plemine
McClure Heer
Am Hector
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McMath
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National Guard
U.S
World Economic Conference
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Vienna
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