Bracken Favored for New County Relief Board Seat
Corry resident Olin W. Lineken discussed for reappointment to Erie County Public Assistance Board after resignations at Governor James request. Local Republicans reportedly support Bracken despite party affiliation. P. J. Grant and Homer Brown also eyed for reappointment. Corry lauded for providing strong, representative service to the relief board.
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Olin W. Lineken
Corry
Erie County Public Assistance
Arthur H. James
Bracken
Dournai
Greymer
Harrishure Sin
P. J. Grant
Homer
Sixteen Revenue Proposals Hit Pennsylvania House Committee
Harrisburg March 10 Sixteen revenue ideas were sent to the Ways and Means Committee for scrutiny despite Gov James urging the state run on existing yields for the next two years. Proposals ranged from a disguised state lottery to a five cent per square foot billboard levy while other bills seek to extend exemptions and defend current taxes. Representative Edwin Winner led measures to enforce emergency relief tax investments for the next biennium and to shift some tax burden away from industry, individuals, and corporations. The debate centers on replacing taxes with alternatives and easing industrial burdens while preserving emergency measures.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
House
Arthur F. James
Revere
Edwin Winner
Montgomery
Ways and Means
Hia
George J. Harle
James
Anla
G O P House Measures Offer Tax Relief Debate
Chairman Winner promotes measures tied to emergency relief taxes and an amnesty credit plan. The package proposes a 686 cent levy per 25 cent admission and a five percent refund for employees under an incentive tax scheme, with seven percent emergency levies, per Page Three report.
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Anna
G. O. P. Houme
Winner
Barle
Hemil
James administration shakeup hits Erie highway staff
Speculation runs through Erie county over the James administration purges of highway supervisors. Artin F. Schwindt of Erie is out and George Stowe, caretaker in Corry, may be named assistant county superintendent. Stowe, a Republican with road-building expertise, would win support in the eastern county. Two assistants, Schwindt and William J. Pope of Erie, were dismissed. both earned 1860 a year.
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Highway Department
Erie County
James
Artin F. Schwindt
Erie
Corry
George Slowe
Highay
Pinchot
Barle
Schwindt
Stowe
Italy Draws Mild Territorial Demands Against France
Italy formally presents to France a note claiming rights in the Djibouti port in French Somaliland and a railway to Addis Ababa with Italian minor rights in Tunis. Proposals seen as less drastic than earlier Tunis Nice Corsica demonstrations, easing tensions.
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United Press
ONDON
Italy
France
Djibouti
Somaliland
Addia Ababa
Tunis
Nice
Corsica
Chamber of Deputies
Neville Chamberlain
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Bratislava
Pistyan
Bystrie
Trent
Emil Hacha
Martial Jaye
Madrid
Jin the
License funds for roads only amendment proposed
Senator LeRoy W. Chapman of Warren County introduces a constitutional amendment to restrict motor license funds to road building and maintenance, requiring two legislatures and voter approval. Pennsylvania motorists would gain protection from using motor funds for general government costs, says Joseph A. Rupp of the Pennsylvania Motor Association, backing the measure.
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LeRoy W. Chapman
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Jom A. Rupp
Moxze | Pedeyalion
Dr. G. M. Studebaker Dies at 72 in Erie
Dr. George McClelland Studebaker a retired Erie physician died at home aged 72. A Slippery Rock native he earned a BA from Grove City College and an MD from Baltimore Mont College. He began practicing in 1897 and retired in 2001. Funeral services set for Monday afternoon.
Sewing Project May Be Resumed
Corry is under strong consideration for reopening the WPA sewing project. The tumor was confirmed at WPA district offices in Erie though officials said hiring depends on available quarters. A recent check shows about a dozen relief clients eligible for employment with the project, with expectations of more as the project is renamed. A room in the federal building is sought as quarters for the work relief force.
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WPA
Erie
Delayed Trial Set For Pennsylvania Democrats In Graft Case
Twelve leading Pennsylvania Democrats named in a Dauphin county grand jury indictment on payroll padding and conspiracy with state employees and insurers are not expected to face trial for months. Dauphin County Judge Paul N Schaeffer and District Attorney Carl B Shelley discussed bail and surrender readiness with defendant counsel. Judge Schaeffer is overseeing graft probes into the Earle administration as the September grand jury resumes action while the January grand jury has been excused but subject to call.
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Uniteds Press
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Mae
Distrit
Carl B. Shelley
Shelley
Paul N. Pebaeifer
Tts
Click magazine copies pulled from stands in Harrisburg
Harrisburg news dealers withheld the April 1 issue of the pictorial magazine Click at the request of Dauphin County District Attorney Carl H. Shelley who objected to partially nude photographs. Shelley described the imagery as immoral and reported that dealers agreed to withhold issuance after he combined objections to the magazine.
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Harrisburg
Harristune
Dornhin County
Carl 3
Shelley
Capitality News
Col Estes Improves After Stomach Ailment
Col Estes is reported resting comfortably at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital after a stomach ailment. He had come to provide services for Mrs Cruce Marvin 72, mother in law of Gov. Arthur E. James, and was to be buried today.
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Wilkins-Barre
Col. Carestes
Taxps
Arthu E. James
WiiWea-Barré
Colonal Fstes
Cruce Marvin
Extortion Note Sparks FBI Probe In Philadelphia
Philadelphia report states extertion note targeting Julia W Williamson a socialite and Girl Scout executive. Investigators seek the writer who had threatened two other prominent girls with kidnapping. notes were sent to students around Rittenhouse Square Midtown area.
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Philly
United Press
Philadelphia
Julia W. Williamson
National Girl Senat
Natés
Genienalky
Fealdente
Rittenhouse Square
Award for decorating Y rooms goes to local contractor
The committee awarded the decorating and repair contract for the M C A Ely rooms in the Barnes block on First Avenue to Larry Sandatrom after seven proposals. Work includes wall washing, plaster repair, painting, floor oiling and minor carpentry and electrical tasks with opening hoped by April 181, while public donations will help furnish a full game and recreation area.
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Barnes Block
First Avenue
Larry Sandatrom
D. A. Hillstrom
Renan
Carl Carlson
Lester Loons
J. Donald Watson
Mately
Northwest Airlines tests oxygen equipped plane to Euston
Northwest Airlines announced a test flight from Minneapolis to Euston at 11:59 a.m. while over Green Bay Wisconsin. The non stop flight cruised at 15 500 feet and 270 miles per hour using newly developed oxygen equipment.
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Minneapolis
Min
Northwest Airlines
Euston
Green Bay
Wis
Youth Perched on Bridge Demands Job Refusal to Budge
Cleveland on March 10 Ray Stara a 19 year old sat atop a narrow bridge span above traffic and girders. He threatened to stay until someone offered him work. Police could not reach him despite four officers approaching from multiple angles. He read a book and joked with reporters while taunting officers.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ray Stara
Erlas Dosa
Stanu
Poiler Init Ray
State Department to Enter Milk Crisis
New York state department vows no violence in the ongoing milk strike after a warning by upstate dairymen. Dispatches indicate farmers grow impatient as some refuse to sign contracts to support the invalidated federal milk marketing agreement while awaiting higher court appeal.
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State Department
New York
New York City
Danters
Head on Crash injures two cars near Waterford
Two automobiles collided head on about 1130 last night two miles east of Waterford. Occupants escaped serious injuries. One car driven by George Dewey of Watersfort and the other by Vernon Prant of Buffalo Road Brie faced damage. A Church vehicle with four aboard overturned. no serious injuries reported. A Spartansburg resident was in a separate crash near Karls Inn east of Union City with heavy damage but unclear injuries.
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Waterford
George Dewey
Waters Fort
Vernon Prandt
Buffalo Road
Brie
Roy A. Chuch
Glenmore Avenue
Ine
Gancus
Pennsylvania
Niotoe
Rio
Orea
Spartansburg
Karsl's Inn
Union City
AFL and CIO clash over labor unity plan in New York
AFL negotiators unveiled a separate labor unity proposal with major concessions to industrial unionism. The CIO sought to form an American Congress of Labor including all unions, plans blocked by AFL opposition and a Roosevelt White House briefing. Cloudy weather with possible rain or snow and rising temperatures accompany the report.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Iabor
At & P
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Federation
Amerlcan Congress of Labor
CIO
John IL
Lewis
AFL
Roosevelt
Joint Committees
Thal
White House
Opening Pomona Grange meeting draws 600 attendees
Sy J. Taber National Grange master spoke at Erie County Pomona sponsored gathering. Attended by about 600 people from Pennsylvania to Ohio, with local attendees from Corry Beaverdam and nearby towns. He urged unity to aid national recovery, criticizing debt and labor policy while advocating farm price controls.
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Sy J.taber
Erie County
Pomona
Erie
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Yesterdaty
Miax
Pauline Swanson
Corry
Zoe Cummings
S$. R. Lyons
Oril ‘Thompkins
Beaverdam
Tahoe
Brenchman
Nations Grange
Washington
Pitt Students Strike After Sutherland Resigns
Pittsburgh students staged a one day protest after the resignation of football coach Jock Sutherland. Classes were disrupted as mourners wore black bands and held funeral services for football, while leaders accused university policies of de-emphasizing athletics. Sutherland was abroad addressing Rutgers, with coach Hammontree and others noted in the unrest.
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Pitt
Sutherland
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pitaburgh
Goa
Jock) Sutherland
Brie
Omieland
Ty University la
John G. Rowmen
New Brunawick
N. J
Rutgers University Ilinnét
New York City
Toleless Shoe Ban Proposed By State Representative
Rep Randall Emart introduced a health bill in the legislature to ban wearing toeless shoes for women except during the summer months. The measure aims to address health concerns cited by supporters.
President to renew request for relief funds and budget moves
Washington report says President Roosevelt will renew his request for 150 million dollars in relief aid after House conference with Senator Clifton Woodrum. The plan includes possible tax and corporate policy changes and a focus on financing the recovery effort amid discussions on defense and emigration matters.
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United Press
Washington
Clifton A. Woodrum
House
Roosevelt
Woodrim
Hid
Woodbury
Jkt Yiner
Roodewet
Atale
Xecumul Unie
Gill Stat
bin Jantiay
Witdsiye
Mit Corporation
Ubher
Cupltiel
Itr
Lingess
Treasury
John W. Hanes
Flennie
Alten Wy Hinrking
Winc
Ronnevelte
Howe
Senate
Brazil
State Department
Oswaldo Aranha
Walter Staten
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Jbank and Trust
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G. M. Studebaker
Col. Estes
Sparta
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OFL
Pomona Grange
National Defense
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