Pinchot Signals Support for Special Session on Pension and Sweatshop Bills
Governor Gifford Pinchot says he will back a special session of the Pennsylvania legislature if there is reasonable assurance the old age pension and minimum wage measures will pass. He warned he will not burden taxpayers without credible pledges from GOP leaders and senators.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Specia
Edward Mastin
Willian S. Ware
Philadelphia
Rolling Green Park
Pinchot
Martin
Pinshot
Banker admissible on stock sales to family for tax avoids
Washington reports banker Kahn testified before Senate investigators that he sold a block of 3,350 shares to his daughter at market price for cash transfers on Mabn Lee Co records in December 1930 as part of a potential trust arrangement. He argued tax losses and profits policy influence inflation and tax avoidance.
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Washington
Otte H. Kahn
Senate
Maud
Marriot
Perdindad Petard
Kahn
Kuhn
Vivek
Mabn, Lee & Co
Treasury Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Sahn
Malm
France May Bolt Parley At World Economic Conference
Paris threatens to adjourn the conference within a week unless currency stabilization measures are agreed. Washington signals no near dollar stabilization, while Ramsay MacDonald seeks Roosevelt steps to avert disaster amid talks on war debts and currency value.
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United Press
London
France
Ramsay MacDonall
Charman
Roosevelt
Washington
Pittsburgh Election Probe Faces Grand Jury Fraud Charges
A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh returned an indictment charging State Senator James J Coyne State Representative Patrick J Maloney Republican leader John J Verons and six other local GOP leaders with felonious conspiracy to influence voters in the 2nd Congressional district. The case names Louis J Conlay Patrick J O Malley Jol Fugass George Sivige Frank J O Halloran and Martin Mullen as additional defendants and cites returns falsification alongside conspiracy. The probe follows weeks of testimony and Verona’s refusal to testify.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Atedut
Janes J Coyne
Patrick J. Maloney
John J. Vevons
Hill
St J. Muldowney
Anne Felix
Earlie
Verona
Muldowney
Coyne
Maloneynd Verona
Louis J. Conlay
Patrick J. O'Malley
Jol Fugass
State Mercantile
Allegheny County Maintenance Department
George Sivige
Lly
Ninth Yard
Frank J. O'Halloran
Board of Mercantile Appraisers
Martin Mullen
Allegheny County Inheritance Tax Department
Vare Dominates Pennsylvania Republican Gathering
William Vare was elected Republican national committeeman from Pennsylvania by a unanimous 114 to 0 vote at a state committee meeting in Rolling Green Park. He was welcomed by about 800 Philadelphia delegates and pledged to keep Pennsylvania in the Republican column as a leading state figure.
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Rolling Green Park
Tine
William
Yare
Denis Poitics
Republican National
Penn
Vare
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Fourteen Seaside Students Rescued After Boat Drifts
A 40 foot power boat carrying fourteen youths from Falmouth to Oak Bluffs drifted 29 hours in heavy fog off Woods Hole Massachusetts. Engine trouble forced them to abandon course and seek help, but all were found and reached Oak Bluffs safely in the afternoon.
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Ly United Press
Woods Hole
Mass
Faimouth
Oak Blufts
Two-Cent Local Postage Begins July First
Local letter mail will carry a two cent postage rate effective July 1, 1988. The change lowers local first class postage to 2 cents per ounce or fraction, for mail delivered by city rural carriers and downline mail, with exceptions noted for non local first class items.
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Saturn
Ui Ui
Sane
G O P Chairman Calls Penny a Party to Action
Everett Sanders urged the Republican party to begin preparations for the 1934 elections at a rally in Rolling Green Park Pennsylvania. He warned Congress and President Roosevelt hold vast powers over agriculture industry and prices, urging organize now to win in 1938.
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G.O.P
Penny
Joseph S. Wasney
United Press
Greek Park
Arma
Republican Party
Everett Sanders
Republicin National Committee
Pennsylvania
Epurblicans
Sanders
Congressione
Repuublican Party
Nous
Congress
Roosevelt White
United States
Rankine
Roosevelt on Final Stage of His Cruise
President Roosevelt sails Amberjack I despite fog off Rogue River as Norman H. Davis, ambassador at large, briefs Him on disarmament efforts in Europe and Geneva. Davis says concrete disarmament evidence may emerge and clarifies U S neutrality stance in potential future disputes.
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Roosevelt
Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Lakeman's Bay
Rogue Island
Campo Bello
Norman H. Davis
Davis
Geneva
France submits plan for international oceanic commerce
France presented to the world economic conference a plan for international cooperation in navigation and aviation. It calls for a firm invitation to ship owners to form international agreements to operate major passenger and freight routes under a shared framework while maintaining national flags.
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Eee Ae
London
France
Johnson Seeks Short Hours in Textile Mills
Government warns textiles must adopt a shorter work week to cut unemployment. Hugh S Johnson says hearings on a cotton mill code are not a precedent for other industries. AFL leader William Green urges a six hour day and five day week with weekly wages between 14 and 16 dollars.
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H. ©. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Hugh St. Johnson
National Industrial Recovery Administration
William Greet
American Foderation of Labor
Colinim
Youth Aims at Infant in Baby Carriage
An unidentified youth fired twice at a six month old in a baby carriage as a Philadelphia father pushed the buggy along the sidewalk. The shots missed the infant but tore through the carriage pillow. the youth fled after placing the pistol in his pocket. The father tackled the assailant. bullets scorched the pillow.
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Sy Wane Croee
Philadileata
Jie
Prospect of dollar stabilization unclear amid world talks
London dispatch reports European currency talks failing to secure stabilization. A planned co operation with the United States and Britain to curb speculative dollar moves meets American opposition at the World Economic Conference. The US delegation hints at a possible future plan but rejects a British European stabilization push.
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Harry Flory
United Press
London
Europe
United States
Great Britain
Roosevelt
America
Britain
World Economic Conference
M. W. Sprague
Bank of England
Sprague
James FP
Warburg
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt “Brain Trust
Neville Chamberlain
New Inn Opened Here With Membership Drive
Erie area residents and visitors from Warren and Corry attended the formal opening of Me's Tat after room and dance pavilion conducted by Mrs Rosa Muelroy. The Roosevelt Highway venue hosted a gala dinner dance from 6 to 9 PM with fifty guests and sixty couples dancing from 9 to 1 AM.
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Cuenta
Erie
Warren
Corry
Mra Rosa MuElroy
Roosevelt Highway
Gancars Durig
Goft
Andheytra
Showers Fail to Materialize as Mercury Soars in Heat
Pittsburgh weather forecast notes five more days of high temperatures in western Pennsylvania. A warm spell continues with a scorching sun and no breeze, while a distant storm area may bring relief by Sunday. Yesterday’s peak reached 92 degrees, with forecasts for at least 84 degrees today.
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Corry
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Westher Porecaster
Brotaman
Johnstown
Canonsvnirg
Melkeesport
Mercury
Man killed in Ripley crash on Route 20 near Cleveland
A single car owned by Frank Ed Adams Co. of Bridgehill Road Cleveland Ohio collided head on with a Greyhound bus one mile west of Ripley on Route 20 early Thursday. The driver R J Welker of Buffalo and six bus passengers survived though the car and occupants suffered severe burns in the blaze.
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Mpley
Same
Frank Ed Adams Co
Bridgehill Road
Cleveland
Greyhound
Ripley
Pis
R. J.1 Welker
Buffalo
Humes
Finch Billiard Parlors to Issue Sharkey Camera Fight Returns
Announcement says Finch Billiard Parlors completed arrangements to obtain returns on the Sharkey Camera fight. Returns will be issued at the north side establishment as received this afternoon.
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Finch Billiard
Fmd
Northside
Moley Confers With British Premier London
Raymond Maley met with Prime Minister MacDonald in London for an hour and planned to attend the next steering committee meeting on Hallopean currency demands. Carnera and Sharkey weighed in for a 10 round title bout at Madison Square Garden Bowl with lighter-than-expected marks.
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al Epicentre
London
Raymond Maley
MacDonald
Gabnera
New York
Primol Carnera
Tack Sharkey
Madison
Authorize 17 Miles Of Rural Road Paving
No location details were given today for 17.29 miles of secondary highways Pinchot authorized in Erie county this summer. Charles R. Davis indicated governors authorized over 27 miles of similar roads, but Davis was not advised on exact sites. The Erie allotment is part of a 1000 mile statewide program. roads will cost the state about 5000 dollars per mile.
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Gifford Pinchot
Erie County
Govarnor
Charles R. Davis
Pinchot
Davis
Exe
Deny Stabilization Studied At Capital
Reports say undersecretary Acheson budget director Douglas and economic adviser Goldenweiser discussed stabilization of the dollar with world currencies. Treasury officials deny the action today while noting money developments in Washington and London.
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Fres
Ashingdon
Acheson
Douglas
B. A. Goldenweiser
Federal Reserve Board
The
Treasury
Washington
Treasury Department
London
Aimée Semple to Return to Husband in California
United Press dispatch reports Aimée Semple McPherson Hutton will reunite with husband David L. Hutton Jr. in California if her condition permits after Paris surgery. He states she promised to follow his wishes and has exchanged telegrams and letters with him.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Aimée Semple
McPherson Hutton
David L. Hutton, Jr
Paris
Ynile Teller
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