Dealers Signing Pacts Milk Situation Improves
Hope for a stabilized milk market in the New York milk shed grew as dispatches from New York indicated about 84 percent of the distributing industry had signed provisional contracts meeting price demands. Some mills diverted from nearby plants, but the nationwide adjustment hinges on New York City distribution if progress continues as expected. The Dairymen's League arranged to handle all city and vicinity producers, insulating them from impact.
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New York
Aim
New York City
Dairymen's League
Employes Ass'n Plans Beautification Effort Meeting
Civic Employees' Association will meet in the Municipal building Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. to review a Corry beautification project including cleaning vacant lots and possible shrubbery. A report on surveys and spring plans will be presented, with general business and an open forum for member input. All members and interested parties urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Employees” Association
Corry
Civic Employees’ Association
Civic Improvement Committee
Ita Corry
WHE Association
Glenn
Carl L. Henton
Decide Street Lights Tonight In Columbus
Petitions for resuming street lighting on the neat site of Columbus will be presented to the board of supervisors at a meeting this evening. G M Howard of the Permay vania Electric Company spoke, and prospects looked bright for restoring lighting on Main street branches, while Market street owners showed little interest. A definite decision was expected tonight.
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Columbus
Board of Supervisors
G. M. Howard
Permayvania Electric Company
Main
Market Street
Mother of Five Saved From River Near Braddock
Mrs Josephine Martana, seven, mother of five, was dragged from the Monongahela River after leaning from or falling from the Rankin bridge. The Braddock region reports two railroad workers helped to rescue her. she remains in serious condition at Braddock General Hospital with internal injuries. The forecast calls for cloudy, much colder tonight with Tuesday fair but cold.
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United Prose Braddock
Auseldia
Rankin
Mayongahela
Rankin Bridge
Josephine Martana
Braddock General Hospital
HIRT APPOINTMENT DELAYED BY SENATE BLOCK
United Press report from Harrisburg notes Democratic senators plan to block confirmation of Gov Arthur H.L. James' major appointments until the Second Philadelphia district seat claimants are resolved. Pending action includes Judge William T.M. Hill of Erie for Superior Court. House likely to advance farm relief and emergency tax measures in line with the budget.
Demonstration of Pickup Plan Publicized at Coatesville Airport
A demonstration of a daily non stop airmail pickup system was held at Coatesville Airport before 1500 attendees. Aircraft piloted by Norman Rintoch and Victor Vesulartes dropped a mail sack and picked up an outgoing bag via a grappling rope system, showcasing the route from Wilmington to Pittsburgh with multiple city stops.
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Cory
Pennsyvania
Delaware
West Virginia
Ohio
Coatesville
Norman Rintoch
Morgantown
W. Va
Victor Vesulartes
Wilkes-Barre
Hie Mall
Richard C. du Pont
Wilmington
Del
All-American Aviation, Inc
Wich
L.S. Adams
Trwin
Philadelphia
West Chester
Lancaster
Columbia
York
Hanover
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Mount Upon Huntingdon
Tyrone
Clearfida
Ridgway
Kane
Warren
Corry
Iritnaville
Prayklin
Grove City
Butler
New Kersington
Pittsburgh
Half-Breed 18 Held in Murder Case In Erie
Lynn Sloan 28, described as half-breed Indian, held on robbery charge against W. R. Rust of McKean for 52 dollars last February. State police question him about a 1932 double murder of an elderly couple near Girard. Tom Smith, in Parview Hospital for the Criminally Insane, implicated then recanted in a confession. Police say investigation into the murders remains open.
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Murarrese
Erie
Lynn Sloan
W. R. Rust
McKean
Girard
Tom Smith
Parview Hospital
Albert
Johanna Blegert
Sidin
Sloan
Stalemate in conduct of state aid program continues
Harrisburg reports a political stalemate in state authority actions tied to a $95,000,000 national intervention program. By Mar 8 the six week deadlock saw more than $1,500,000 in percentage payments to contractors overdo and overdue due to partial completion of projects.
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L. A
United Press Harrisburg
Fiery Welsh Thinker Warns on Europe Democracy Crisis
Lloyd Georg Dyeran near menos London March David Lloyd Beorge, a fiery Welsh figure, blamed a second rate leader for Europe’s democracy plight. In an exclusive interview with the United Preay, the wartime prime minister laments fears of conflict and criticizes isolating Soviet Russia. He sees hope that peace might be preserved as nations stay vigilant.
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Dyeran
Eres
London
David Lloyd Beorge
Aitcp
United Preay
Russia
Lloyd George on War Threats and Russia’s Role in 1938 Crisis
Lloyd George argues governments fear catastrophe and seek to avoid war. He cites Russia with vast resources as a decisive factor in the struggle between democracies and dictatorships. He calls France Britain and U.S. diplomacy a historical puzzle while emphasizing Russia’s pivotal but uncertain influence.
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Vayers
Lloyd George
Arma
Russa
Russia
Uy Serini-rnte Ptates
Loyd George Salt
He Histori
Exclusive interview outlines postwar order and dictatorship risk
Davis Lloyd George discusses the fight between democracy and dictatorship. He critiques the methods of Hitler and Mussolini and argues for a future of peace after war. The piece weighs the dangers of authoritarian rule and the enduring strength of democratic governance.
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Davis Lioys George
Ga Taving
Brill
Duke of Wellington
Préme Ministir
Domosenty
Autocracies Seen as Threat to Peace in Interview
An official of the era warns that democracies must resist provocations and unite to counter autocratic advances. The interview with Llwyd George depicts a tense world where strength and resolve are framed as essential for global stability amid rising dictatorial pressure.
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Astron
Llwyd George
Thames
Fragmented Crisis Reflections From War Era Leader
A damaged text fragment notes a wartime leader as the last surviving premier or president, contrasting past and present crises. It mentions Vergilias Wilson and others likely gone, with a native pause and a question about public sentiment amid the looming threat.
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Wilson
Clem
Roosevelt to seek 150 million for relief funds in spring
President Roosevelt told congressional leaders he will renew a request for an additional 150 million dollars to finance WPA relief through the spring. After a White House meeting on economy, leaders said the administration remains committed to economic reforms and cooperation with business to spur investment.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Ieaders
William B. Bankhead
Busteia
Thia
Graft Charges Highlight Dauphin Grand Jury Indictments
New Grand Jury in Dauphin County considers six bills containing 21 counts charging officials in Pennsylvania with corruption and misconduct in a long running probe of state administration. The jury split 9 Republicans to 6 Democrats amid political tension and delayed indictments.
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Dauphin CO
James Shepley
United Press
Harrisburg
Mar
Pennsylvania
Jak
Houghway
Limerne County
Dauphin County
George H Earle
Tts
Berlin
Paul N. Sehneffer
Supreme Court
Witneawen
Carl B.shelley
Republians
Helen M. Mowry
Yan
Rebels Asked to Submit New Peace Program
Madrid dispatch reports armies of Republican Spain forming a defense council that seized power from the Negrin government and pledged an “independence of death” program. Gen Inge Miaja met with council members to discuss the coup while planners invited nationalists to propose terms for an honorable peace.
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Edmund E Allen
Madrid
Mar
Spain
Juan Negrin
Inge Miaja
Negrin
Madeid
Syrlemindo
Andhiina
Fulton Fu
Banat Counell
Gen
Casale
Social General Confederation
Tt Anareh
National Labor Confederation
ONT
Eranel
Cuimdo
Thenuelyer
Unics
Thay
Gibraltar
Newlin
Two motorists arrested after intersection crash near Irvite
Merle T. Smith of Spring Creek faces charges of attempting to pass an auto at Route 6 and 62 intersection while Joseph Cusmany of Buffalo, 26, is charged with making a left turn without signaling. Both cars were badly damaged and occupants escaped injury. Cusmano intended to cross the Allegheny River to Route 62 toward Pittsburgh but missed the first turn.
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Irvite
Merle 'T. Smith
Spring Creek
Joxepn Cusmany
Buffalo
Cusmano
Pittsburgh
Gandhi Weak From Hunger Strike In India Riots
Gandhi nears the fourth day of his hunger strike and grows too weak to sit up without dizziness. Doctors fear possible unconsciousness as reports from Henares say 15 killed and 200 wounded in communal rioting with police firing on rioters and several houses set ablaze.
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United
Rajkot
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Henares
Ficcardi Becomes President of Italian Club
Romeo Ficcardi was named president of the Italian American Association for the coming year at a Sunday morning meeting. Plans were outlined to renovate the former Gravis building on West Main Street, recently purchased by the association, with work to begin soon.
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Romeo Ficcardi
Gravis
West Main Street
Association
View
August DiMauri
Michael Piceiriilo
Arthur Jackson
Tony Jackson
Joseph Ficcardi
Dormick Pieci
State closed banks hold nearly one million dollars
Pennsylvania closed banks hold nearly one million dollars in unclaimed deposits. United Press reports the funds remain forgotten by hundreds of thrifty depositors as authorities tally the状态.
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United Pres Harrigburg
Pennsylvania
Plans for Inspection of Company A in State Armory
Final plans for the annual inspection of Company A 113th Infantry Pennsylvania National Guard, with federal and state inspection led by Lt Col John H. Vin Vilet and Maj Andrew J. Nichols U S Army on Tuesday March 14. Public personnel inspection at 8 pm, armory and record inspection in the afternoon, drawing many spectators. The combined inspection tests officers non commissioned officers and men, aiming to ensure efficiency in records equipment and overall unit readiness.
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113Th Infantry
Pennsylvania National Guard
State Armory
John H. Vin Vilet
Andrew J. Nichols
United States Army
Mercury Slump and Cold Spell Hits Weekend
Mercury dipped below freezing amid a major slump with a sharp temperature drop after a day of mixed weather. Snow flurries were forecast tonight as continued cold, with a 42 degree high noted overnight and fluctuating daytime warmth. Relatives paid last respects in Harrisburg to two year old Miriam Wolf, a victim of brutal beatings.
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Ubrouigh
Ally & Rete Foye
Harrisburg
Mer
Miriam
Bonebird) Wolf
Quinn Seen as Favoring Successor to Hirt at Court
Erie Times reports Attorney Francie B. Quine favored to replace Judge Hirt on the State Superior Court. Week-end talks show strong backing for Quinn amid private meetings. Attys C. Arthur Flaw and J. O. Hertler also discussed the appointment with Gov. Arthur H. James.
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Williams. Hirt
Aenate
Francie B. Quine
Erie
Ode
Fr. Quinn
Atl
Plcsure
Arthur Flaw
J. O. Hertler
Arthur H. James
Explosion damages Aero Supply plant in Fourth Ward
A blast at the Aero Supply plant in the Fourth Ward caused the tank to rupture and fire a ceiling collapse. Night Patrolman Wilefino Swanaus and the towerman heard the explosion, with no injuries reported as investigators identify the source.
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Aero Supply
Inn Aml Atmetire
Acyo
Wile Fino Swanaus
Mine union leaders discuss inventions
Pittsburgh dispatch reports United Mine Workers prepare to discuss new safety and labor innovations. The article notes preliminary wage talks in New York and contract negotiations with the operator expected to begin soon as union leaders seek to address thor-saving devices and miner welfare.
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United
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Unlor Fnmilire
Ncnte Notif Eters
New York
Atoré
Manet Lata
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