No Work No Relief Set Up in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania official outlines the no work no relief plan to 67 county boards led by Public Assistance Secretary Howard L. Russell. The program shifts hundreds of relief clients to new duties, with night shifts to meet an August 1 inventory deadline, and establishes wage scales, inventories, and project approvals to replace dole with work.
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Howard Russell
Pennsylvania
Corry
Public Assistance
Howard L. Russell
Russell
Man Rescued From Freight Tracks Near Maple Avenue
Popleski, 63, of Titusville, saved Patronian mass Mead from an oncoming freight train east of Maple Avenue before 6 am. He was fined $10 plus costs or ten days in jail on a charge of habiting too freely after arraignment in police courts this morning.
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Patronian
Mass Mead
Prank Popies
Titusville
Maple Avenue
Popleski
Bolice
Corry
Bandit Forces Cash Heist En Route to Bank
United Press reports a Sanitary Daily Cay incident where Arthur Watkins, a driver for the daily collections, was held up by a bandit who forced him to drive several blocks to the bank door. The robber, armed with a gun, took cash and checks totaling $1200. The attacker detained Watkins briefly before fleeing.
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United Press
Arthur ‘Watkins
Sanitary Daily Cay
Severnl
Watkins
Syith
Daily Collections
Guminmn
Question Slayer In Dancer's Death Case Nears Clarity
Los Angeles police questioned Campbell McDonald a two year old student about the murders of his mother Margaret Campbell and Russian dancer Anya Sosoyeva. McDonald admitted bludgeoning his mother with a hammer but denied knowledge of Sosoyeva's killing.
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Unites Creas
Los Angeles
Campbell McDonald
Anya Sosoyeva
Los Angeles City College
McDonald
Hollywood Boulevard
Margaret Campbell
Sosoyeva
Hunter Found Negligent In Fatal Hunting Accident
Steven Hoderny of Erie was ruled negligent by a state game commission referee for a Mill Village hunting fatality that claimed Leo Paul of Erie last November. Hoderny’s license was suspended five years, with potential reopening of the case. A.J. Musano of Erie received a two year license suspension for negligence in a separate November wounding of Edward Lee.
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Steven Hoderny
Erie
Pennsylvania, Game Commission
Mill Village
Leo Paul
Corry
Don Miller
Journal Today
Hoderny
W. C
Eric
Lee
County Demands Slayer's Life in Clemency Hearing
Pennsylvania’s pardon board held a hearing on Paul Ferry’s clemency appeal for first degree murder in Erie. Ferry, 51, has 11 respites due to claimed mental illness, has been at Farview state hospital, and seeks life instead of execution. Erie County DA Mortimer Graham opposes commuting the death sentence, stating Ferry is sane per hospital officials. Ferry’s children testified against him. he was sentenced to die June 7, 1937. Former Gov. Earle granted 10 respites and Gov. James one until mental status could be determined. Perry’s counsel argue ongoing mental imbalance. Irene Palathinich, 22, a Pittsburgh restaurant cashier, died after shooting herself in public.
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Pennsylvania
Paul Ferry
Erie
Ferry
Farview State Hospital
Erie County
Mortimer Graham
Farview Hospital
Graham
Hitler to visit Danzig late next month amid fears of war
United Press reports Nazi leaders expect a Danzig settlement with Poland without a general war before autumn. Hitler plans a visit to the Free City in July if the dispute remains unresolved, with Germany prepared for force. Britain pledges aid to Poland if its integrity is threatened, while warnings grow against any aggressive move.
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Danzig
Reich
Britain
United Press
Nazis Today
Great Britain
Adolf Hitler
Free City
Neal
Berlin
Poland
Re‘Umm
Teio
Nagis
Wey
Germany
France
Danzip
League of Mations
Neville Chamberlain
Viscount Helifax
Hitler
Janzig
THREE CORRYITES INJURED IN ERIE COUNTY CRASH NEAR EVERETT
Reported auto crash near Everett involving three Corry residents. Mrs H Gyrc yernen, Perkins, and Charles Perkins among those injured and hospitalised. Families en route for vacation. Authorities say all three confined but recovering. details scarce.
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Everett
New York
Booneshoro
Inch
Baymund Moore
Mry
Wave Perkins
Charles Perkins
Keneth
Beillard County
Undlerstood
Local Banks Cut Interest Rates on Savings Accounts
Bottmers Ort Neuss and the National Bang 3 Nausties announced a rate cut on savings, effective August. The banks will pay one and a half percent instead of two percent, following neighboring towns' moves as weak loan demand and low returns on government securities suppress earnings.
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Bottmers Ort Neuss
Bang 3 Nausties and Corry
Techelin
Lerest
Sparta Young Man Stricken Dead in Ohio
Rexford D. Bryant, 30, a Sparta resident and Flint number company worker, died at Warren General Hospital after a brief illness while visiting Blooming Valley with his employer. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Bryant, a sister Mrs. Richard Carls of Ludlow, Ralph E. Blakeslee housemate, and brother Robert Bryant Jr. Funeral plans pending arrival of an uncle, a former Pittsburgh teacher.
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Rexford D. Bryant
Spartanshurg
Warren
Ohio
General Hospital
Rexford
Flint
Blooming Valley
Wusness
Rexford Bryant
Robert O. Bryant
Richard Carls
Ludlow
Ralph E. Blakeslee
Blakeslee Street
Robert Bryant
Alete
Public
Pittsburgh
Dempsey Seriously Ill After Surgery at Clinic Hospital
Jack Dempsey, recovering from an appendectomy and peritonitis, shows some improvement but doctors say only a 31 to 50 percent chance of survival. He remained on life support as specialists monitor his condition. Mrs. Dempsey, Hannah Williams, visited the hospital with a hopeful outlook. The fight world followed news of Joe Louis and Tony Galento as the day’s backdrop.
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Gory
United Press
York
Jack Dempsey
Polyclinic
Salt
Joe Louis
Tony Galente
Dempsey
Hannah Williams
Kane Woman Loses Pittsburgh Championship Title
Mrs. T Nolan of Charters Heights defeated Mrs. J H Heim of Kane Pa to win the last A Weel Peah Women s Golf championship in a 20 hole match at Allegheny County club in rain soaked conditions.
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KANE
Pittsburgh
T. #. Nolan
Charters Heights
No New Liquor Establishments Rule Details Quota
The city cannot open new liquor venues under state law. Licenses will be refused to new applicants until existing establishments drop below seven due to law violations or voluntary license expirations. Hotels may gain licenses only if meeting stricter bedroom and dining standards tied to population, and at least one drinking place remains per area.
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Gorty
Eauli
Lion
WPA ROLLS CUT CONTINUES THROUGH JULY
Pennsylvania WPA rolls will be cut again through July lowering the quota to about 165000 with federal funds under review. State Administrator E S Smith says cuts are needed as political subdivisions cannot provide enough projects. In the past month 38000 workers were removed from the WPA highway program for lack of state funding.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wilde
Actig
E. 5. Smith
Rider admits driving 65 mph on Route 4 near Cleveland
Harry Unowsnes of Cleveland was stopped by State Patrolman G W Irwin on Route 4 west of the city and admitted driving 65 miles per hour. He paid a $10 fine and was released, avoiding suspension of Pennsylvania driving privileges for 90 days.
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Harry Unowsnes
Cleveland
G. W. Irwin
Chowanée
Jistake
Keiner
Pennsylvania
Alice G. B Potter
Senate 10 Kill FDRs Monetary Measure Today
United Press reports that administration forces clear the first House hurdle on relief and monetary bills but Senate Republican leaders threaten to filibuster and kill the monetary measure. Debate over the monetary authority looms as midnight approaches and the fate of the bill hangs on Senate action and possible compromise.
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Lyle Wilson
United Press
Washington
Administration
House
Senate
Deathon
Hie Diebate
Uesil Athey
Taysted
Rosanvelt
Nikopiiol
Austin
de Austin
Roosevelt
RoayVell
Fopeive Silver
Piperin
Gomesiter
Micah
Rentenésee
Kip
Monetary Authority
Juut
Pendergast Seriously Ill After Surfboard Attack
Leavenworth reports indicate Pendergast is seriously ill following a second attack since taking office a month ago. Authorities say he suffers heart ailment, high blood pressure, and abdominal issues while in federal custody at the prison hospital.
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Leavenworth
Ian
Pendergast
Kansas City
TaGuardia praises federal allocations in New York
New York Mayor F H TaGuardia voiced support for federal relief policies amid the Governors conference. He challenged critics who refuse federal aid and warned against calls for government economy. Bricker, an Ohio Republican hopeful, argued for restrained state spending and more business-friendly federal activity.
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Unteed
New York
F. H. TaGuardia
LaGuarilla
Guy John W. Bricker
Ohio
Royalty Plan in Philadelphia for Norwegian Crown Prince Visit
City officials and Norwegian secretaries completed plans today for a royal procession and pomp to welcome Crown Prince Clay tard Clow and Princess Mentha of Norway during their visit to Philadelphia tonight.
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Philadelphia
Mentha
Norway
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