Townsend Plans Large Attendance At Corry Meeting
Dr Francis E Townsend founder of the old age pension plan will deliver the main address at the summer convention of the 29th Congressional District Townsend National Recovery Plan Inc in Corry on Saturday. Local committee validated his presence and preparations aim to accommodate a overflow crowd with hundreds of Townsend supporters from the district and beyond. The program lists bands, credentials and nominating committees, and includes Townsend speaking at 4 00 PM and 8 00 PM with musical selections and a Townsend pledge to close the day.
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Francis E. Townsend
Old Age Pension Plan
Townsend National Recovery Plan, Inc
Cony
Townsend
Pennsylvania
New York
Corry High Band
Boar
J, MN. Wilson
William Hall
Corry
Singing of America
Mrn. KL
Tiffniy
Atcampanist
Townsund
W. H. Garnett
Ehaire
Ablep
Demaldann
Saloiat
Spring Creek Club
Townsend Club
Francis J.townsend
Misa
Amelia Tryon
Percy Clark
Union City
Miss Tryon
Mr. Clark
Lewis
Elan
Townsend Chih
Townsend Pledge
Section Hands Die on Tracks Near St Albans Vermont
United Press report from St Albans Vermont describes a fatal railway accident three miles north of the city where section hands Ghose, Hemingway, Brown brothers, Hogue, and Harley Winters were killed while employed by Central Vermont Railway. The Montrealer reports the incident occurring less than six weeks after a prior derailment nearby.
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United Press
ST Albans
New York
R.A. Brown
R. W. Hogue
Harley Winters
Central Vermont Railway
Man Kills Wife and Children in Tragic Domestic Case
A man shot and killed his wife Catherine Mellon and three children in a distressing domestic incident in Pennsylvania. Neighbors reported hearing shots. state police and coroner investigations followed. The case drew attention amid broader coverage of a tax and corporate holding discussions.
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Mellon
United Press
Trafford
Jims
Rason Briilemain Toshy
Artluie Crewe
Meloy Brooke
Ehlilivy
Uley
Adler
Arkorithe State Police
Mayi- Murray Investientui
Parkers Found Guilty in Wendel Kidnapping Case
Newark New Jersey June 24 a federal court jury found Parker chief police officer of Burlington County and Parker Jr guilty of conspiring to kidnap Paul H Wendel and force confession in the Lindbergh case. Jurors recommended leniency with possible penalties from suspended sentence to life imprisonment. sentencing due next day before Judge Willan Clare.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
Hiller
Parker
Federe
Hillis H. Parker, Jr
Tokidnap
Paul H. Wendel
Uul
Willan Clare
Parkers
Farker
Burington
Newersey
Fils
James Mercer Davis
Senate approves surtax rise on higher incomes
June 24 Senate approval 35 to 31 for a proposal to raise surtaxes starting at incomes of 6 000 per year. The amendment to the pentime bill extends nuisance taxes and was offered by Sen. Robert La Follette Jr of Wisconsin.
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Nashington
Senate Today
Robert la Tollette, Jr
Wis
Republic Steel Refuses CIO Contract After Election Threat
United Press reports June 24 that Republic Steel chairman Tom Girdler told the Senate Post Office Committee he would not sign a contract with the CIO if an election among workers produced CIO as their bargaining agent. He called CIO policy ruinous to American industry and insisted no contract would be signed unless required by law.
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CIO
Union
Veremeneottah
Roy
Hogan
Stappuyse
Golecainen
Nedabor
Niles
Bataveon
Niles Steel Peaciets
Wmrpioyes
Bralnwell Slee} Corp
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel Corp
CCC Extends Civilian Conservation Corps for Three Years
Washington June 24 The House acted to extend CCC funding for three years and sent the bill to the White House for signature. Lawmakers accepted several minor amendments held up debate.
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CCC
Washington
House
Latay
Civilian Conservation Corps
White House
Spanish insurgent cruiser sinks Trinidad near PoRPignan
Reports from Argeles Sur Mer state that the Spanish cruiser Canarias sank the government cruiser Trinidad in French territorial waters two miles off-shore near Porpignan.
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Porpignan
France
Argeles
Surm
Cruse
Canarias
Trinidad
Amelia Marhart completes leg to Sobrabaya in Indies
Amelia Earhart continues westward flight from Banggoeng toward Java as she arrives in Sobrabaya, Netherlands East Indies, after traveling 275 miles farther west than the previous leg from Banqgoeng.
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Amelia
Strong Fleet Sails Toward the Mediterranean
United Press reports June 24 that Hitler massed warships near the Spanish coast while conferring with ambassador von Ribbenström. A German fleet sailed from Lagos toward the Mediterranean, including Admiral Schorr and Koeln with destroyers and a tanker, amid high tension from the Loyalist Spain crisis and international patrol withdrawals.
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Frederick C. Oechsner
United Press
Erlin
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
London
Leipzig
Germany
Italy
Maly
Lisbon
Portugal
Mediterranean
Tmlay
Lagos
Schorr
Berlin
Constantin von Neurath
Henderson
Thily
Straits of
Gibraltar
Naxi
Barcelona
Britain
Malaga
France
Beck Negligent In Fumigating Deaths
A coroner's jury found fumigator John B B Beck negligent in the deaths of young mother Mrs Tred Flack, 22, and her 18 month old daughter Nancy, in an apartment adjoining a fumigated house. Police said Beck failed to placard the property as required by law. Beck was released on $8,000 bond and faces manslaughter hearings tomorrow.
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Beck
United Presa Drie
John BB
Tred Flack
Nancy
Pail ‘Wateon
Board approves Hatch Project loans and fund reallocations
The Board of Education authorized loans totaling 1000 dollars for the Hatch project and approved payments to Singer Deas Ant Scribe of Pittsburgh for a 10 bond issue. They also approved a 5000 loan with Henry Bachemer and covered principal plus interest from Erie National Bank Trust, returning 740.18 to the general fund. About 2754 remains to finish remodeling the building with general fund transfers and project personnel confirmations.
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Te Board of Education
Singer
Deas Ant Scribe
Pittsburgh
Henry Bachemer
Joral
National Bank Anc. ‘Trust Company
Erie
Howdy Warn
Afi
Ins Seuuni
Yelireney l
Ieline
Gener Fund
MV Lambing Ini
Fast Eviliing
Petitions to Circulate in City Saturday
City officials announce petition circulation begins Saturday March 20 with filing fees set for candidates seeking various offices. Names and signatures required vary by office, with a general rule that candidates must secure about 100 names on petitions. Several petitions expected to circulate next week as filings open.
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Ity
Alph C. Benedict
Chunty
Sunnotiiced
Cansulates
Lalli Bharir
Enyuty Comroller
Ivy
Justen of the Peace
Acokine
Jury Deliberations Set in Pittsburgh Skyscraper Murder Case
A Pittsburgh jury was to begin deliberations today in the murder trial of Charlea Watt. Watt is accused of shooting his wife Lillian Watt in a downtown skyscraper last December after she refused to relinquish her stenographer position.
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Pittsburgh
Charlea Watt
Pitewirn
Watt
Lillian
Martial Law Edict Lifted in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg ordered modified martial law ended after four days of enforced action. The Johnstown area faced curfews and restrictions as authorities lifted the injunction and residents began returning to normal routines with relief and caution.
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United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Johnstown
Rail pension bill awaits approval after Senate vote
Washington reports a rail pension proposal for about 1.2 million railroad workers moves toward federal administration with worker contributions and employer payments totaling significant annual disbursements. The plan estimates a fiscal 1908 expenditure near $2.4 billion, tracing back to constitutional challenges since 1934 and ongoing litigation delaying full enactment.
Senate AWAITS court measure in Roosevelt plan clash
United Press reports Washington June 24 as the Senate moves toward a floor fight over Roosevelt's court expansion bill. Majority Leader Robinson said action likely late next week while Senate speeds essential appropriations through the calendar. Wheeler of Montana led the opposing forces, signaling readiness as prolonged debate or filibuster looms.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
NYA Volunteers Hit Summer Playground Plan
NYA corps volunteer for playground work suspended setup in ry until July 1. Local supervisor says the summer Hayg round at HUCN Le int Cor ry, Thomas tovines, remains active with voluntary staff and corps at playgrounds in Coneoed, Washington, Fairylow and junior high centers. Despite funds exhaustion, assurances promise resumption. 212 children enjoyed the first day with continued enrollment growth expected.
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NYA
Hucn le Int Corry
Thomas Tovines
Roclofa
Charred Boy’s Body Found in Rochester Woods
United Free reports in Rochester on June 24 that the charred body of a 14 year old boy was found in a wooded patch near a residential area. Clothes had been burned from the body, signaling an apparent attempt to cremate the remains.
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United Free Rochester
Labor turmoil grips U S steel plants amid walkouts
Widespread labor unrest disrupts operations as 2400 workers protest a national strike. At Niles Steel Plants workers clash over management policy while Brainwell and Republic Steel face similar tensions. Some plant officials report selective participation in demonstrations and vow on-site operation schedules.
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