Earthquake Shakes San Francisco Bay Area in Small Tremor
A sharp quake at 2 30 am rattled Berkeley Oakland San Francisco and nearby cities. No major damage reported though many buildings swayed briefly and alarms sounded in San Francisco banks and stores. Coast Guard traced center near Point Bonita with felt reports reaching Sacramento and Pasadena.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
Berkley
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U. S. Coast Guard
Point Bonita
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Pasadena
Sacramento
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Half Moon Bay
Palo Alto
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Obselvia
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Statewide real estate tax urged to fund education
The education costs survey commission proposed a uniform real estate tax statewide for schools. It urged state subsidies equal to the difference between mandated minimum program costs and local revenue from property taxes, with several program standards and compulsory measures under review.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Educational Costs Survey Commission
Hiram G. Andrews
Johnstown
Minivan ‘Standards Committees
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Andrews Commission
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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State Council
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General Assembly
Supreme Court Delays Major Cases on Unemployment Act
The Supreme Court today declined to act on a key appeal challenging the Alabama unemployment insurance statute as unconstitutional. The action delays several long pending cases touching labor relations and the New Deal era programs, amid broader disputes over impeachment proceedings involving former officials.
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John A. Reichmann
United Press
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Indre Halsted
Ritter
Florida
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New York
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3 000 Workers Sit Down Four Demands Made
United Press reports Detroit area plants affected by sit-down strikes. Chrysler divisions Dodge truck Plymouth De Soto and Kercheval Jefferson closed. Hudson plant also shut with demand for recognition of UAW as sole bargaining agent and wage increases. Negotiations continue with General Motors and others as about 8 000 workers affected.
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Detroit
Richard T. Frankensteen
United Automobile Workers
Chrysler Corporation
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Hudson Motor Car Company
Cristiles
Wadson
United Automobile Workers Union
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Wlint
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Mint
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Arnold Lenz
Robert Truyis
Onion
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Alher
Colleelivus
Boy Ramsey Fatally Wounded in Rifle Jam Incident
Dubois Pa March 8 12 year old Jack Ramsey was fatally wounded when a group of boys attempted to remove a jammed .22 caliber bullet from a rifle the gun discharged wounding Ramsey in the heat.
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Dubois
Jack Ramsey
Ramsey
Jared
Slayer of New Castle Cop Goes On Trial
Angelo Pedonesi of Cleveland faced trial in Lawrence County Court on a charge of murder after allegedly killing police officer Robert Dukes during a 1959 parking dispute. Dukes died days later from injuries and complications. Also named is Sam Traci of Cleveland. The case centers on the alleged assault over a disagreement and a subsequent fatal incident.
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New Castle
United Press
New Castle Pa
Angelo Pedonesi
Cleveland
LaWrene County
Robert Dukes
Pedonesi
Sam Traci
New Indictments Sought in Bank Case
District Attorney John D ray announced plans to seek new conspiracy indictments against nine defendants in a Commercial National Bank of Braj case. The move followed the federal charges against Albert B. Gibson and related actions in Pittsburgh with details tied to a March 28 briefing.
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Unite Press
Pittsburgh
John Dray
Commercial National Bank of Braj Federal
Albert B. Gibaon
John W. Becker
Girard Boy Killed in Farm Gun Accident
A Girard boy died today after a shotgun exploded while he climbed a fence on his father’s farm near Clay Avenue Silverthorn. The incident wounded his right armpit and a broties was with itn rant for help.
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Drie
Mary
Clayave Silverthorn
Silverthorn
Uwey
Itn
Many arrests in Russia but riot reports questioned
Webb Miller reports from Moscow that thousands have been arrested across the Soviet Republics since treason trials though there is little evidence of widespread rioting or anti-government demonstrations. He notes reports originate in frontier papers and Warsaw and Cracow, warns foreign readers to distrust such dispatches, and cites a foreign woman's account of a Russian husband’s arrest and a rise in case numbers in Moscow. The German embassy confirms 28 Germans are held with no information on charges or trial dates.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Moscow
Soviet Republics
Fantsake
Warsaw
Cracow
Germany
Great Britain
Poland
Warnaw
Wome
Russia
Gereman Emibassy
Communist Party
Four Applicants for Fire Dept Posts Identified
Four applicants for fire department posts took the Civil Service Board examination at the city hall this morning. The top scorer was driver Clarence Limon with the vest of the examination. Names listed include Cearee Meldericl, Penenin Thnom, Hebert Welden, and Witem Nichols.
Prowler Reported Near Park Place and Mott Street
Police report a prowler sighting near Park Place and Mott Street last evening. A patrolman investigated but found no trace of the intruder. A resident, Flanigan, commented the prowler seemed to resemble a woman.
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John Manizen
Park Place
Mottatreeta
Flanigan
Carnegie Steel dispute as unions clash in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh the Carnegie Illinois Steel Co. labor battle heats up as company union reps and John L Lewis committee push for control. A previous AFL acceptance was rejected, while the plant notes a ten cent hourly wage rise for semi skilled workers amid ongoing power struggle.
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William T. Green
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John L. Lewis
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Lewis Steel Workers
Carnegie-Tiinals
Workman Hurt In Bridge Job At West Irling Creek Site
Safford Byerley of Spring Creek RD 3 was admitted to Corry Hospital after a lumber piece struck his left leg while he worked below the creek bed for Fry Constewellin Co at a new ridge site near West Irling Creek. X rays confirmed a fracture.
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Safford Byerley
Spring Creek
RD. 3
Corry Hospital
Fry Constewellin Company
Mew
West Irelng Creek
Byerley
Betne
Corry Becomes a City 71 Years Ago Today
A historical note recalls Corry's 1866 charter and the 1862 borough organization with early officials and election date in August. The piece details boundaries along the Warren County line near Wayne township and nearby Concord area, marking Corry's municipal evolution.
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Trodatrer
Reniscentere
Beavis
Canscaly
Bedaleiey Larne
Wezinie Weight
Ny Ranson
Harlenan
James Lewis
E. Vincent
A. Vity
Wiel
Atoll
Lena
Concord
Wayne — Township
Warren County
Inquest Today Into Fatal Car Crash At Union
An inquest is set for 4 PM at Union City to probe a fatal auto crash on Route 79 near New Ireland and Corners. Victim Mrs Crociser, 48, mother of seven, was killed when she stepped into the path of a car driven by Niethumb, a salesman. The driver, Genner Maher, 39, died later from injuries after his fuel burned clothing caused fatal burns. Roosevelt meets labor and farm leaders amid national reorganization push aimed at rallying support for his plan and social programs.
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Mia
Dura Ball Growker
Non
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Arti Crows
Union City
Mra
Crociser
Ubree Childeen
United Press
Wallington, Mar
Roosevelt
Labile
Tarn
Mary
Labor
Fonmers
Eorge Ly Berry
America
Veteran Meadville Minister Stricken
Rev. Phillips Wrause, 78, longtime pastor of the Zim Givangelica church in Meadville, died at the home of his daughter Mrs. B. H. Currie in Erie, Pa. He came to America from Germany at age two and spent his career at Mealville, retiring five years ago.
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United Press
Erie
Phillips Wrause
Zim Givangelica
Mowseville
B. H. Currie
America
Germany
Mealville
Something Happened On North Center Street Car Crash
Leonard Davis, 19, of Bear Lake, admitted drinking in Columbus and driving south on North Center Street when his Ford V-8 struck a telephone pole and a porch, causing minor damage. Police found the car registered to Steven Richardson of Columbus. Davis faces larceny and reckless driving charges and a pending hearing before Justice Perry Mead.
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N. Center Street
Bear Lake
Leonard Davis
A. D
Lloyd Ruppersburger
William Swan
North Center Street
Davis
Strogiani
Ani Davis
Columbus
D. J. Alexander
Swan
Ruppersburger
Pittsburgh
Justice of the Peace
Perry Mead
Steel employment hits all time high in January
New York March 3. Employment in the steel industry rose in January by 11,000 to about 87840,000? The American Iron and Steel Institute announced the January payroll was 18 percent above 1928 and 21 percent above January 1935. The report notes strikes and consumer-industry weakness. but payroll still climbed from December.
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United Press New York
Wth Ood
American Tear & Steer Institute
State Debt Reaches $18 Per Resident in Pennsylvania
Commonwealth's public debt per person stands at $18 as of the recent report. The week ending saw emergency relief tax yield of 13,438,062 directed to tax anticipation note sinking funds, leaving net public debt at 180,401,728. Sinking fund balances reduce the outstanding bonds and notes by 31,211,596 against the 21,619,320 aggregate.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Honda
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