British move mirrors US on exchange controls
United Press reports June 30 1933 London American policy makers discussed measures to stabilize foreign exchange with the US Reserve Bank considering dollies in the market to curb fluctuations. President Roosevelt's aide Moley led talks with US delegates and European central bank heads explored limiting gold center pressures while avoiding binding agreements to curb dollar rate speculation.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
United Press London
Cordell Hull
United States
Jamies M. Warhirg
Mie
O. M
Sprague
Key Pittman
Dem
Neva Wer
Herbert Bayard
Migley
Moley
Venterei
Roosevelt
Police Press Hunt For Articles Stolen From East Wayne Homes
Police continue search for loot from East Wayne Street burglaries as authorities recover most items from Ray Green’s home Buffalo. Investigators focus on Lawrence Brown and Clyde Peebies linked to recent raids in the area and expected to face a grand jury next term. Officers along with state trooper Machin Jett pursue stolen goods through the district including South Center Street stores and private residences.
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East Wayne Street
Ray Green
Buffalo
Lawrence Brown
Sena
Ghieves
New York State
Glyde Peebies
Brand
Quayter Sessions Eourt
H. 1
Sivest
Ust
Wayne Street
DL Lite
South Center Street
Poles Manizan
Machin Jett
Unsuccessful search for drowned attorney in Allegheny River
Ai planes swept the Allegheny River for an hour as divers tried to reenter the body of Attorney Willem Hellman who drowned after an overturned canoe carried him and two companions downstream. The effort followed a boating accident near Kittanning, Pennsylvania.
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Ny Unites Press
Kittanning
Allegheny River
Willem Hellman
Wees
Hurricane Carib Moves Toward Jamaica and Venezuela
A powerful hurricane tracked northwest through the Caribbean toward Jamaica, with reports of devastation on Margarita Island and Trinidad and losses of life and property at ports like Port Carup. In the U.S., Pennsylvania's Supreme Court ousted Clyde L. King as head of the Public Service Commission, prompting Gov. Pinchot to reappoint G. Jay Goodnough as chair. Pittsburgh indictments target 16 election officers tied to state senator Coyne and a broader fraud probe from last November.
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United Press
Caracas
Venezuela
Caribbean
Slorm
Jamaica
Nuevo Disto
Maracaibo
Port Carup
Margarita Island
Trinidad
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Prazier
Clyde Li. King
Public Service Commission
King
Ghfford Pinchot
Supreme Court
Defendent Andi
Milford
Tunell
Pinchot
G. Jay Goodnough
Cameron
Chiiman
State Public Service
Glyde Li
Unites Press
Pittsburgh
J. J. Coyne
Coyne
Joseph W. Muldowney
Michael J. Muldowney
Gend
Roth
Roth Congressional District In Last November’s Election Lel
Kahn Scores Morgan Railroad Financing Clash in Senate Probe
In a Senate investigation, Otto Hy Edin criticizes Morgan's control of Allegheny Corporation formed in 1928. The clash pits Morgan against Kuhn, Loeb and Company with Pennroad Corporation, the Pennsylvania system, and Cleveland Van Sweringen brothers over railroads east of the Mississippi. Kahn claims his advice protected Pennsylvania shareholders from fixed charges that could strain dividend payments.
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United Frese Washington
Tune
Turlhway
House of Morgan and Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Senate Investigelion
Otto Hy Edin
Morgan
Allegheny Corporation
Mississippi
Kaln
Banj
Pennroad Corporation
Pennsylvania
Cleveland van Sweringen Brothers
Allegheny
Kann
Pennroad
Alleghany Corporation
Souliu
Corry Plans Quiet Fourth With Limited Fireworks
Corry will mark Independence Day with minimal festivities and no public fireworks, due to a city ordinance restricting pyrotechnics. Many residents are expected to travel to nearby resorts where celebrations are planned, while surrounding sites like Kane and Chautauqua offer programs to attract visitors.
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Tes
Pe Uy
Coley
Move Grows For $14 Minimum In Textile Miles
Powerful influences Within the textile industry today backed labor leaders for a minimum wage of at least 14 dollars a week. Boston manufacturers threaten action if the national association pushes above the industry proposal. Johnson & Johnson opposes high wages citing competition under the National Industrial Recovery Act. Kendall Manufacturing fights reforms blocked by rivals. (Continued on Page Two)
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Sy H. D. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Colton
Greenfae Lebor
Demsyar
Rynett Aimory
Boston
Mass
Tesiute Mamifuuturer
National Associe
Isa Nf
Robert Widolmnson
Johnsin & Johnson
Johnson & Johnson
Henry W. Kendsil
Kendall Manufacturing Co
Pa. Republican Leaders Plan for 34 Elections
In Harrisburg on 30, party leaders map a platform for repeal of old age pensions and minimum wage laws, plus protection for veterans. Governor Pinchot, an independent foe, blasts the plan while General Export Martin pledges action and a special session to address the legislation.
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Joseph
Wasney United Press
Harrisburg
Republican
William S. Vas
New Nations
Roman
Republican Harmony
Roling Green’ Park
Mir
Worthington Scranton
Isabe
Gilfard Pincchot
Ald Age Pensiona
Martin
Ad Vareti
Local street improvements under state control eyed for summer completion
Assemblyman John Hy King said after talks in Harrisburg that funds may cover one or two proposed local road projects this summer while the state highway department reviews priorities. Four projects in the county including West Lake Road and West 12th Street in Erie await available federal aid and state funds, with plans to be finalized soon.
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Toth
Gary
Mrne
Joseph R. Piesenheim
Helen Schluraft
Highway Department
West Lake Road
West 12Th Street
Erie
Beaverdam-Wattsboro
Waterford-Kearsarge
Schlurer
Denial of Further Gas Credit by County Poor Board
The Pennsylvania Gas Company informs the county Poor Directors no more credit will be extended for gas bills routed through the board. Miss Dorothy Whiteley, local representative, was notified of the decision, the utility citing its strained relation with the board and holding a large outstanding balance. Henceforth all gas bills processed through the board must be paid in cash.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Dorothy Whiteley
Setion
Uber
Raymond Manufacturing announces wage raise for city employees
Workers at the Raymond Manufacturing Company plant were informed of a wage increase of about ten percent. The raise takes effect immediately and follows recent gains in operations at the plant, signaling broader productivity improvements.
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Raymond Manufacturing Company
Raymupnil
Showers Promised Yet Heat Remains in Record Warmth
Heat waves grip Waterford North East Cambridge Springs and Corry as a brief shower failed to ease the scorching temperatures in the mid nineties. Forecasters promised relief for a third straight day but rainfall eluded the area while a late shower near dawn offered scant comfort. Prolonged dry spell raises concern for crops and public health amid several reported prostrations.
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Waterford
North East
Cambridge Springs
Corry
Heat claims two more in Pittsburgh area deaths
A Pittsburgh heat wave continues with two deaths blamed on scorching temperatures in the area within 24 hours. The heat drove the mercury up sharply, with a 9 a.m. reading near 97 degrees, while storms offered only brief relief. Victims include Rey Thames, Anthony Strakowski, and others described as elderly or in poor health, with Joseph Kaveset reported in serious condition after a heat exposure near Heyes that night.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Rey Thames
Bysns
Retirad Welat
Anthony Strakowski
Ghintat
Joseph Kaveset
Grovein
Heys
St. Joseph's Hospital
Andrew Knepp Named North East Postmaster
Andrew S Knepp received official word yesterday of his appointment as postmaster at North East on the recommendation of Congressman Charles N Crosby. He succeeds Ralph McCord who served twelve years and resigned in June. Knepp, a lifelong Democrat, is a local druggist and well connected with state party leaders. McCord is anticipated to seek the county sheriff nomination in the coming primaries, with his wife Miss Elizabeth Lyons a former Corry girl and friend group planning to follow his candidacy.
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Andrew S. Knepp
North Ast Ag
Nis
Charles N. Crosby
Knepp
Ralph (. McCord
North East
McCord
William
Crosby
Corry
Iaabeth Lyons
Roosevelt Has No Objection to Plan on Currency Stabilization
Roosevelt reportedly has no objection to plans by central banks to pursue temporary currency stabilization. The aim is to prevent wide fluctuations. the government need not intervene. Also, two municipal bond issues were approved, including a $1,000 land purchase for a borough and $43,500 for Mount Union Borough financing indebtness.
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Roosevelt
Onse Campobillo Island
Harrisburg
Department of Intérnst Nitaria
Mount Union
France warns of inflation at world economic talks
The report from London notes France resisting inflation at the world economic conference. France threatens possible retaliatory steps if currency stabilization fails, while America rejects such measures. If talks fail, France plans a national and colonial economic conference in Paris to push a self-sustaining empire.
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Harry Flory
London
France
America
Jthe
Paris
Agreement Yet to Gain Roosevelt Approval on Gold Stabilization
European gold standard powers along with the United States and Britain agreed on a joint central bank cooperation to curb speculative exchange swings. The plan hinges on Roosevelt’s approval after talks including Raymond Moley and key officials from Britain and other major nations. France urged currency subsidies while US resistance to stabilization risked a breakdown of talks and possible retaliatory measures.
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London
Europe
United States
Gret
Britain
International Monetary Exchange
Roosevelt
Raymond Moley
Germany
France
Italy
Holland
Switzerland
Belgium
Poland
Golonlea
Indace
George Bonnet
Mintetera
Janevelto
Sagme
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Federal Reserve Bank
YOUNG
Goodnough
Kahn Scores
Morgan Railroad Financing
Ware
Rolling Green Park
County Poor Board
Weather Man
Andrew Knepp
Wilson
Urge Mc
Cord
Lonton Ty
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