Roosevelt Demands Drastic Reductions In Open Banks Plan
Pennsylvania Governor Pinchot presses for resignations at the Public Service Commission after Dr Clyde King testifies before a Senate investigating committee. The clash echoes a 1926 fight when Pinchot failed to oust a prior chairman, Stewart, amid disputes over utility rates and legal procedures. King’s testimony is read as siding with utilities, prompting Pinchot to claim the chairman has ended his usefulness.
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Giffardt Pinehlet
Clyde L. Kitg
Wie Public Service Commission
King
John L. Stewart
Bethlehem
Lehogh University
King-Pinechot
Mar
Pinchot
Stewart
Senate
Pinchot Rale
Secretary of the Commonwealth
the Commonwealth
Dr. Xi
Pincchet
Verdict for defendants in damage suit Belo county court
A jury in Belo county court returned a verdict in favor of the defendants in the damage action brought by Helena Botsford of Corry against the Pennsylvania and Reading railroads. The suit, filed after an ejectment incident at a passenger station, had been tried over two days with Corry residents as witnesses.
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Helena Botsford
Erie and Pennsylvania Railroads
Belo County
Corry
Pennsylvania
Botsford
P. I. RR
Brie
Zangara Defiant as Death Sentence Read
United Press reports Giuseppe Zangara was executed in the electric chair in Miami for the murder of Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak. He shot at President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt in Chicago during an assassination attempt, shouting defiance as the sentence was read and later asking, You give me electric chair.
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United Press
Miami
Pla
Giu Seppi Zangiva
Murley
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Mrantain D. Roosevelt
Chetdt Tukye
Rcebair Skiniy Deilanly
Zangara
Deckering
Pd Dudge ‘Phompsom
Potter County Shooting Ends in Four Deaths
Genesee Ps March 10 Four persons die in a shooting and ensuing fire at Alfred McGinnis home. Victims include Alfred McGinnis, his son Frank, Miles McHale, and son Joan McGinnis who reportedly killed himself. Police later find another McGinnis body. motive suspected as a family quarrel.
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United Press
Genesee
Miles McHale
McGinnis
Joan McGinnis
Vider
Il West Bingham
McHale
Frank
Priice
McGinniss
John
Mathite
Harding School Meeting Invites District Taxpayers
Residents and taxpayers of the Harding school district are urged to attend a meeting at the school this evening at 7:30. The gathering aims to discuss final matters to be acted upon at the Board of Education meeting next Monday evening.
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Harding School
Board of Education
Defective Chimney Sparks Fire in Concord Home
A chimney defect sparked a blaze at the William Shields residence in Concord this morning. The fire began around the chimney and caused extensive damage to the upper portion of the home before being extinguished with chemical agents. No injuries are reported.
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William Shields
Concord
Millions in Gold Returned to U S Banks
News from New York reports a huge public response as hundreds rush to the Federal Reserve Bank to turn in gold hoards amid fears of fines or imprisonment. In four days the New York district bank received 565 million dollars in metal, with 30 million turned in during the last four hours.
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Federal Reserve Bank
United Press
NEW York
Wederal Reserve Bank
New York District Bank
Dhance
Federal Reserve
Phate Holdings
Treasury Department
Poor Board Rent Payments Banished Warned by Judge
Erie advices report that the poor board is banned from paying rents. Judge William J. Hint warned members to end the year without a deficit. Directors conferred with county commissioners to assess finances and potential relief services.
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Erie
William J
County
Roosevelt orders bank reopenings under new policy
Washington March 10 President Roosevelt signed an executive order empowering the Treasury to open banks for emergency business. Most banks will operate in substantial volume by Monday morning as regulators issue licenses and banks file with the Federal Reserve. The move widens government control during the banking holiday while investigations assess soundness and readiness to reopen sections of the system.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Ny Treasiay Weads
Trefaury Heil
Weiler
Woerlin
Roosevett
Mar
Sccrearye
Treasury
Woollin
Wederal Reserve Bank
Catriot
Weedin
Treasury Department
Newy Yorke Clearing House
Federal Reserve
New York
Federal
Hollan
Convict Erie Man Of Impersonating Officer
May 10 Pittsburgh report says an Erie man faced sentencing for impersonating a government investigator in Frio Pennsylvania and attempting to intimidate a lender by flashing a badge. Shapiro’s employee Harry Gabe was acquitted on similar counts. both were cleared of conspiracy charges.
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Pres Rico
Pittsburgh
Frio
Ign
Leb Ri Sayed
Robert Orittenton
Eastern Division
Ussa
Harry Gabe
Shapiro
School directors to reconsider retreatment program
School board members will revisit a $20,000 retreatment program at a special March meeting. Protests and private discussions accompany the plan to close Harding school and shift Corry Pone Library and Senior High classes, with taxpayers opposing abrupt cuts and urging a moderate approach.
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Board of Eulineation
Tian Hugh
Regi Jal
Te School
Muembers
Grace School
Corry Punelie
Duiioe High Billiing
Japs Move Fast to Halt Chinese Counter Drive
Imperial threat warns of dangerous moves as Japan weighs a demilitarized zone near the Great Wall. Peiping reports General Chang Hallen-Liang retires after Chinese resistance. Tokyo officials push for neutral zones to stabilize Manchukuo and Jehol. In Sehol City, Japanese offensives around Kopeikou expand control as Tang Yo Lin’s fate is questioned.
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Poisio
Chang Hallen-Liang
China North
Japan
Great Wall
Hieye
Genbi Provines
Peiping
Nippon-Demipo
Tokio
Yasuya Uchida
Great Gall
Uenida
China
Uehida
Queadler
Sadao Aratti
Jehol
Manchoukuo
Sehol
Kopeikou
Great Wall of China
Kopeiow
Tang Yo-Lin
Jewol
Bengulng
Sea Tange
Higghl
Chang Hai-Pang
Manchowkuy
Chang
Italy
Changchun
Manch
Ehowketin
Lewis Douglas Eyes Budget Powers in Roosevelt Plan
Budget Director Lewis Douglas outlined a draft measure to grant the president broader emergency powers for veterans benefits. The proposal, developed with Senate and House Democrats, would rely on standard committee scrutiny and not seek rapid passage via extraordinary procedures.
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Unites Press
Washington
Lewis Douglas
Roosevelt
iDouglas
Senate
House Democrate
Roohingon
Two Men Hurt As Cars Crash West Of Corry
A severe early storm sparked a collision on the Corry Union City highway six miles west of Corry. Joseph Crowley and Terry Schwenk, both 20s, suffered injuries but were not seriously hurt and were treated at a hospital before going home. They were employees of the Advertising Service Company and were en route to Corry when they rear ended Miss Tyy Deering's car from Colorado Springs. Deering escaped injury as did other occupants. Deering's car was damaged while the others' vehicles were wrecked.
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Corry-union City
Joseph Crowley
East 25Th Street
Eris
Terry Schweuls
Hill Road
Erie
N. T. Gillette
Crowley
Schwenk
Advertising Service
Mast Ninth Street
Iie
Corry
Ther Tral
Warren
Miss Deering
Bill Would Guarantee Bank Time Deposits
Senator Vandenberg and Senator Dill introduced a bill in Washington to guarantee bank time deposits and allow checking accounts up to 5 000 dollars within a pension savings system. The package aims to restore confidence in banks and protect small savers across states.
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Unive Press
Washington
Mar
Vandenberg
Renn
Michi
Dill
Dean
Wash
Miiedis
Roosevelts sweeping budget cuts urged by president
President Roosevelt asks Congress for immediate retrenchment to balance the budget, proposing cuts in veterans expenditures and government salaries. The message pledges swift action to reduce costs by about 30 million dollars and to put the plan into effect at once, aiming to avert federal bankruptcy.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Lomorroy
House
Dolglis
Ghaleman
Adnance
Tiby
Congress
Fenest
Ashon Ono
Roosvelt
United States
Veterans Oppose Roosevelt Plan In Congress Bloc
Washington reports that a united House veterans bloc rejected the president’s bid for dictatorial wartime powers and pressed for a compromise defining limits on authority. Key leaders Danny Mast and Conway urged restraint as the bloc voiced strong opposition.
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Willows
Washington
Roosevelt
House Veterans Bloc
Con
Danny Mast
Veteratis Group
11000 P. R. R. Workers' Checks to Be Cashed
Altoona Pennsylvania March 10 Pennsylvanian railroad workers will cash payroll checks today arranged through the First National Bank of Altoona and the Philadelphia union. The article notes checks issued by the railroad company to employees at odd locations and the involved banks for payment processing.
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Unnea Press
Altoona
Thven ‘Honsend
Pennsylvania Rafield Glops
Altcomm
Philadelphia Ution
Bante
Fader Respeye Bank
Flindolphis
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Flays
Cheries R. Brown
Zakerstown
John McArdie
Presbyterian Novgstal
Reklnes
Beng
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Potter County
Weeting
Linian Brass
Rainey
Pur Cains
U.S
HOPE
See’y Woodin
Sone Rele
Ue Virions
Lewis
Union City
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