Treasury Plans to Centralize Money Control in U S Government
United Press reports a major monetary shift to strip national banks of currency issuance. Treasury plans replace national bank notes with federal reserve notes, reducing bank circulation and saving the government millions in interest. The move consolidates money-issuing power in the federal government and the Federal Reserve, ending national banks authority to issue currency.
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Treasury
Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington, Mar
Federal Reserve
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge
United States
Wesleyville School Strike Threatens Student Action
About 300 pupils at Wesleyville High school threaten to stay away from classes after the school board dismissed coach Raney and manual arts teacher McIntyre. County superintendent Hadlock and principal Moguiston will meet with students. Teachers Raney and McIntyre have learned their 1935 contracts will not be renewed.
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Wesleyville High School
Ani Sachor
R. Hadlock
W. J Moguistlon
William Raney
Harold McTniyre
The
Howl
Voliva Predicts Mussolini Hitler Clash at Armageddon
Avon City dispatch reports Wilbur Glenn Voliva, leader of a religious sect, on his 60th birthday predicted Mussolini will rise as a world ruler after a war in 1986 and that he will meet Hitler in the battle of Armageddon in 143. He claims Brazil nuts and butter flour will keep him alive 120 years and follows a strict diet.
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Sn United Press
Avon City
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Ewke
Voliya
Atill
Benito
Mussolini
Hitler
Auto Labor Walkout Threat Amid Negotiation Stalemate
United Press reports the AFL warns of an immediate strike unless automakers negotiate directly with president William Green. Detroit organizers say manufacturers refused a conference, while industry officials ignore the chance of a federally sponsored settlement.
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United Press Deroit
Mich
Agresso
William Green
America, Federation of Labor
Wilfel
United Press
W. J. Dillon
A. Fe of Ly
Detro
Earle's Income Tax Proposal Due Tonight
Gov. George Bale seeks swift action on a three fold appeal to ease Commonwealth finances. He urges emergency funds, a graduated income tax to ease real estate school burdens, and rapid passage of a 203 million revenue plan. The income tax bill is set for House introduction tonight after reconvening.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press Star
Harrisburg
George Bale
$20 000 Overhauling At State Mansion
Harrisburg March 1 The Pennsylvania executive mansion, vacant since January 15, has undergone a $20 000 overhaul under Mrs. Earle s direction. Heating and electric wiring replaced. The first family stays between a local hotel and Haverford home as the mansion nears readiness for the new tenant.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Capitol
Haverford
Gifford Pinchot
Front Street
Suaquehanna, River
Earle
Must Stand Trial In Kidnapping Case Involving Mrs Stoll
Cincinnati dispatch reports the court of appeals ruling that Thomas H Rabingon of Nast ville must stand trial in Louisville for involvement in the kidnapping of Mrs. Alice Stoll, linked to a wealthy Lonlayitte man.
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Cincinnati
Mar
Crowit Court of
Rebels Fall Back as Government Cleares Eastern Macedonia
Government forces claim major gains in western Macedonia as General Condylis captures Seres and Cavalla harbor in a sustained offensive. Reports say more than 3,000 rebels were captured or deserted, with rebel leaders fleeing northward and refuge sought aboard the cruiser Averoff. Premier Tsaldaris vows to clear eastern Macedonia and Thrace within days.
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George Condylis
Seres
Maccedonia
Isyer Helle
Cavalla Harbor
Condylis
Demirhisar
Caradag Pass
Camenos
Macedonia
Panagi Glis Ssaldaris
Thrace
Averoff
Youth convicted of killing fiancee in Greensburg
William Letherman 25, athlete and fiancee killer, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Viela Dennis, a former University of Pittsburgh student and Donora teacher. Jurors deliberated about 25 hours before verdict. lawyers planned a new trial and sought bail, with Letherman’s grandmother renewing bond to keep him free pending appeal.
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United Press
Greensburg
William Letherman
Charlerel
Letherman
Viela Dennis
University of Pittsburg
Donora
William T. Dom
Westmoreland County
Ella Letterman
Man Carrying Dagger Sought Papal Audience
Vatican City officials disclosed that a dagger found on Carlos Roberto Murgay, a Mexican, was tied to two failed attempts to obtain an audience with Pope Pius. Foreign reports of an assassination plot were dismissed as exaggerated.
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United Press
Vatican
Carlos Roberto Murgay
Pius
Vatcan
Asaan
Roosevelt Delays Prompt Reform Shift Amid Congressional Stalemate
Washington March 11 The Roosevelt administration weighs reversing reform plans to pursue recovery first as Congress stalls after 10 weeks without enacting proposed social security utilities holding company abolitions central bank and highway bills. Aims hinge on recasting majorities and possible Senate action to woo support.
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United Press
Washington
Recove
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Suey F. Long
Joven
Sugrile
Saved from mob after attack on young woman
In Sacramento California on March 1 a mob attempted to lynch 82 year old Jose Benes of Gilroy after he slashed a girl on a street. Police rescued him as the crowd carried him toward Plaga Park and brought him to the Sacramento jail for safety.
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Sacramento
Cal
Jose Benez
Gilroy
Tint
Benez
I Rbs
Plaga Park
Hunt Missing Flier At Mt Clemens
Fifteen army fliers were engaged today in a mint for cadet Milton A Lamps of Wichita Kansas who is reported missing after a flight from Cleveland. Lamps should have arrived at Berfridgs Field at 3 10 p m last night after hopping off from Cleveland at 1 07 p m.
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MT. Clemens
Mich
Army
Milton A. Lamps
Wichita
Kass
Cleveland
Berfridgs Field
State of War Declared in Cuba as Strikers Mobilize
Havana reports a cabinet declared a state of war after the zero hour for a general strike aimed at overthrowing the government. Military courts to try those in public disorder, railway and food workers join the walkout, and reports say at least four oppositionists and two reporters were killed amid clashes.
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Lawrence S. Haas
United Press
Havana
Mar
Cuba
Latin America
Lawrence Defends Earle Tax Program
United Press reports from Pittsburgh on May 11 noting David L. Lawrence, secretary of the commonwealth and Democratic state chairman, defends Governor George H. Earle’s tax plan. He says new levies fund emergency spending rather than regular costs, citing a $205 million emergency budget and itemized items including unemployment relief and pension increases.
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United Press
Pitmsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Commonwealth
Assets of Warren Bank Liquidated in Pittsburgh
Assets of 8125 dollars in the Citizens National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania were liquidated at 5250 under a federal court order today U S Judge Nelson McVicar denied a petition of Frederick A Shaw receiver to accept 9000 cash in full settlement of a 5357 note of the First Church of Christ Scientist The petition of John Sirsing Jr Attorney for the receiver also asked liquidation of claims against J C Ba of 1857 dollars to 200
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Citizens National Bank of
Warren
U. S
Nelson McVicar
Frederick A. Shaw
First Church of Christ Peientist
John Sirsing, Jr
Dace Sperifi
Six Die As Auto Goes Through Ice Near Washington Island
A car broke through ice on Washington Island, Nis Moh, killing six aboard. Rescue attempts failed as a gaping water-melt hole and ice edge hindered recovery. Survivors describe a desperate struggle before the vehicle sank beneath the surface.
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United Press
Washington — Island
Nis
Richberg Defends NRA Operations at Hearing
Washington March 11 Recovery Coordinator Richberg Stillick urged critics to study the impact of NRA codes. He argued labor’s share in national income rose under NRA while Sen Borah pressed to scrap most rode provisions save minimum hours and maximum wages. Richberg resisted removing price-using safeguards, saying they belong in the updated NRA plan.
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United Press
Washington
Donald Richberg Stilick
NRA
Senate Finance
Inbor
William EB. Borah
Tda
Richburg
Veteram
Republian
Rickheye Sai
School Board Holds Meeting This Evening
The Board of Education meets in regular monthly session this evening to discuss the RWI situation affecting the local district and the progress of projects under a statewide retrenchment plan. Radiator estimates for Junior High will be reviewed, with no major action expected, while routine business includes bills communications and reports.
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Board of Education
RWI
Loral
Control Railroad Tokyo Transfer for 140 Million Yen
The Chinese astern Railway has been handed to exclusive control of the new Manchurian republic for 140000000 yen after an official digest of documents disclosed the transaction. Grace Kimball dies from burns at Bryn Mawr hospital after mysterious circumstances at her Haverford home.
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United Press
Tokyo
Russia
Japan
Manchurian Republic
Bryn Mawr
Grace Kimball
Haverford
Long and revolt against EDR to bring fireworks
Washington dispatch reports a week of explosive Senate potential as Huey Long builds a smoldering insurgency against the White House. The $4880,000,000 work relief bill returns for floor debate amid tension over wage provisions, party splits, and leadership strains.
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Thompson United Press
Washington
Senate
Huey Long
White House
Sons
Juntos A. Pur Jey
Demata Lioz
George W. Norris
Robert M. Lavollette
P. Wis
Hiram W. Jolson
Calf
Mr. Roosevelt
Sep
Willis
Borm
Saint Democrate
Attorneys challenge court power in Philadelphia case
Three of eight attorneys sought to show cause why they could be disciplined for professional misconduct and challenged the board of judges of the common pleas court to hear the charges. Petitions were filed by counsel for Senator Samuel W. Salus, his father Civil Service Commissioner Herbert W. Salus, and Albert Goldsberg, who is employed in the Salus office.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Board of Judges of
Commion Pleas Court
Samuel W. Salus
Civil Service
Herbert W. Salus
Albert
Golsberg
Salus
Soughlo Lave
Eharsos Wis
New Journal Serial Starts In This Issue
Edwin Torgeson debuts a serial pen novel The Cold Finger Curse in today's Journal. The story is rated among the best from the famed writer whose works are widely known across the country. The first installment appears on page five and will continue daily.
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Edwin Torgeson
Ise
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