City Council rejects Corry Hospital loan petition
City Council rejected a $60,000 loan request from the Corry Hospital Association to aid operations. Mayor Hingland said no immediate city funding is possible, though further consideration may occur when next year’s budget is prepared. Council approved routine items and noted February treasury activity.
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F. B. Westley
G. Thomas Construction Company
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Allen Street
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C. P. Brown
Hopey
Hold Up State Banking Bill Delayed By House Action
Harrisburg March 7 The Sor com bill legalizing dictatorial powers for the state banking secretary was sent to the House Committee on Banking on second reading. Supporters expect delaying passage until after Compress acts on banking legislation Thursday. The bill was amended to limit the secretary’s powers to six months.
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Ditford Pinchot
Postpone Zangara Hearing Until Mar 9
United Press reports a Miami court postponed the arraignment of Giuseppe Zangara, alleged slayer of Mayor Anton Cermak, from February 15 to March 9. The delay, granted at defense counsel's request, aims to allow conference with the defendant to determine his plea to first degree murder while Zangara remains defiant in court.
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An J. Cermak
Chicago
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Epuincel
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Douglas Becomes Budget Director in Washington
Lewis W. Douglas was sworn in as director of the bureau of the budget today succeeding Col. J Roop. Douglas formerly was a representative from Arizona. Previous to Douglas and Roop the position of director of the budget was held by Brig. Gen. Dawes and Herbert M. Lord.
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Pittsburgh to Issue Scrip to Aid Business Recovery
Pittsburgh banks prepared to reopen or resume deposits as local leaders awaited scrip to restore normal business. A Pittsburgh Clearing Association committee planned to issue local scrip after further talks, while Erie bankers waited for federal authority. Deposits post proclamation would be segregated from earlier funds, with final disposition awaiting Washington orders.
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Roosevalt
Moputorinn
Pittsburgh Clearing Association
Secretary of the Treasury
William F. Woollin
Washington
Erie
Pass Resolution To Cut State Salaries
Harrisburg May 7 A Howell resolution calling on all state officials and employees to accept voluntary salary reductions of 20 percent on salaries over 750 annually passed unanimously in the Senate. Introduced by Senator John Howell Lackawanna, with Republican support. House approval needed.
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Tr Howell
Renee Wero
Seuure
Senghr
John Howell
Lackawinnin
Republican State Organization
House
Reed seeks punishment for Republican defectors in Hoover era dispute
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania moves in the Senate Republican Conference to discipline GOP progressives who bolted the party during the Hoover era. Norris, Larotetti, Johnson, and Gilten supported Roosevelt. Pay checks for 800 Philadelphia public laborers were held due to the National Bank Holiday, totaling over seven million dollars.
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Roosevelt busy on message to Congress
President Roosevelt occupied with banking situation talks and drafting the message for Thursday's special session. He conferred with Secretary Woodin, met with Wire Hose staff, and planned to devote the lay to finalize the address. A Communist leader delegation sought a discussion on economic conditions with Roosevelt, arranged for afternoon talks with Louis Howe.
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Permit Script Against Sound Bank Assets Warhington
Washington orders permit script against sound bank assets as the treasury directs banks to issue scrip to creditors on a pro rata basis to ease the holiday. Some localities may be allowed to issue scrip earlier by special authorization while checks may be settled with altered procedures to expedite banking during the emergency.
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Woolly
Rotarians to Join Teachers in City Gathering
Members of the Rotary Club and their wives, along with the Board of Education and their spouses, will attend a teachers gathering at We Junior High School. The event honors the teachers for earlier hosts to Rotarians and features a keynote by Chicago attorney J C Ray Bunsen, famed for anti gang efforts. Attorney Hansen will also address the audience on his militant anti gang cadre work. The program is organized by teachers with refreshments to follow.
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J C Ray Bunsen
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Internatina
Greece in Turmoil as Leaders Clash for Power
Athens area seethes as military and political leaders contest control. General Condylis threatens marching on the capital unless the popular party is surrendered within 24 hours. Provisional troops from provinces march. one dead and 29 wounded overnight amid calls to arrest Plastiras and topple the Otho cabinet. Premier Venizelos contemplates exile.
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Questioning Validity of McGlure Plan for Prohibition Repeal
Harrisburg dispatch reports the Pennsylvania Senate passed the McGlure plan for a convention to repeal federal prohibition by a 33 to 18 vote. Legal experts clash on interpreting deliberative assembly as the route for state action and the bill moves to the House for action. The plan creates two delegate groups one favoring ratification the other opposing it with a noncommittal list struck on second reading. The Schwartz Sunday baseball bill is stalled in the Senate law and order committee with amended fines and licensing provisions under review.
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Philadelphia
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Woman pleads insanity in Florida slaying
A Bar Low comity grand gufy today heard a plea of insanity from June Leslie Formeny of Washington Pa, charged with the fatal shooting of Mrs L L Frederick, former Pittsburgh woman. Jurors faced the question of insanity first. if sane, Formeny could face murder charges.
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Swanson Advocates Navy Buildup Amid London Treaty Limits
Secretary of the Navy Swanson urged immediate expansion of the U S Navy to the ceiling set by the London treaty. He said every effort should be made to build up to the limits as soon as possible and that the ratings drawn at the London conference should be respected.
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United States
State Bankers Plan Early Pennsylvania Reopening
Harrisburg officials and leading bankers meet to discuss resuming normal banking in Pennsylvania after moratoria end. Officials warn opening too soon could trigger withdrawals, while clearing house script may be issued for deposits and timing, with Philadelphia script charging a five percent interest fee for early retirement.
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Paul Comly
United Press
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Omerass Althnigh
Department of Banking
Willian D. Gordon
Philadelphia
Arrest of Denver Kidnapers Sparks Air Flight Pursuit
Denver police announced the capture of three men and three women in a ransom kidnapping of Ghaplis Boeticherff, a Denver magnate held 17 days. The abductors were traced after the women provided evidence leading to a dramatic air search to a hiding place in the South Dakota hills. The third man was arrested last night, authorities said, with two more suspects still sought.
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Permit Banks Reopen On Limited Scale In Wartime Orders
Washington March 7. Nations banks to reopen in restricted fashion under Treasury rules to maintain pay, food and medicine distribution. Regulations emphasize preventing hoarding, maintaining employment and enforcing compliance with federal law and currency controls.
Postmasters urged to draw on banks for funds
Washington March 7 The Post Office Department advised postmasters needing cash for money orders postal savings certificates or other expenditures to draw on banks in their territory The Treasury directed that banking institutions may cash Treasurer of the United States checks to keep money order and postal savings business moving Patrons should be assured that funds will be obtained at the earliest moment Production data shows US crude oil output fell to 2 167 961 barrels for the week ended March 4 a 25 261 barrel drop from the prior week per Oil and Gas Journal
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