Scramble for Market Facing Dairy Industry
The Dairymen's League Cooperative Association adopted a resolution at Syracuse recognizing that milk must be sold on a competitive basis in coming months. Corry makers watch mass meeting. directors warn of drastic price cuts and a mad scramble for the market amid a two billion dollar industry crisis.
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New York
Syracuse
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, Inc
Corry
Corry Dairymen
Syracuge
Carl Proctor
Webb McCray
Wank Harvey
Elton Peterson
A. G. Stillman
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
League
New
Chain Store Tax Defense Scheduled for Monday
Harrisburg reports that Governor Arthur H. James will appeal the Dauphin County decision invalidating the chain store tax. The defended levy, set from 31 to 900 dollars annually, is traced to former Gov. George H. Earle and will be challenged in the state Supreme Court by a Harrisburg attorney who argued for its validity.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Govenor
Arthur H. James
George H. Earle
Stats Supreme Court
Dauphin
Juliet
Uryit
Ardeter
Commonwealth
Beer War Slaying Case to Go to Jury in Beaver
In Beaver Pa on March 17 19e7 the murder charge against Louis Toronto known as Louie the Carpenter was due to go to the jury after final arguments by defense counsel James B Ceris and prosecutor Robert BE McCreary. The defense had rested, supporting Toronto's alibi that he was with relatives in Alliance Ohio when Tony Spitale was slain March 14.
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Beaver
Louis
Louie the Carpenter
Toronto
Tony Spitale
James B. Ceris
Robert BE. McCreary
Frank J. Reader
Alliance
Spitale
Italy warns of advancing demands against France
Rome reports fascist press claims Italy will press demands against France in the Mediterranean following Nazi gains in Central Europe. The Telegrapho, linked to Foreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano’s family, quotes an accord between Mussolini and Hitler.
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Rome
Italy
Europe
France
Mediterranean
Germany
Czechia
Slovakia
TL ‘Telegrato
Galeazzo Ciano
Maly
Governor Fitzgerald of Michigan Dies at 54
Michigan Governor Frank D. Fitzgerald, 54, died at his home after an influenza illness. Lt. Gov. Lauren B. Dickingan, 79, will assume the governorship. Fitzgerald, a leading Republican figure and prohibitionist, had driven Michigan’s party comeback and was set for re election. his funeral arrangements follow significant state mourning.
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United Press
Lansing
Mich
Mar
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Frank Murphy
Qed
Lauren B. Dickingan
Michigan
Withgerald
Grand Lodge
Divking
Charlotte
Els
Fitzgerald
Tall Wag
Lewlers
Arthuy Vandenburg
GO. P
Espito
Elks Elect Officers in Corry Lodge No 760 Annual Vote
Arthur Scheppner was elected exalted ruler for the coming year at the Corry lodge of Elks No 760. Other officers named include Jamies Craig Jr treasurer Harry W Powers and Charles P Keating as alternate delegate. Installations planned for April with Meadville lodge officers to oversee.
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Arthur Scheppner
Corry
Lodge of Elks
Corry Lodge
Order
Elks' Homie
Jamies Cariig, Jr
Richard Paulson
Lynford Chase
Horton J. Davis
Moran
Britain orders ambassador home as Hitler’s march alarms Europe
London reports Neville Chamberlain recalling Sir Nevile Henderson from Berlin to gauge Hitler’s eastward push through Central Europe. Diplomatic circles foresee further moves, with France and Italy weighing parallel actions as Nazism expands. Efforts across Poland Romania Yugoslavia Hungary seek safeguards against Nazi advances while reports cite persecution in Bohemia and protectorates.
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Frederick Kuh
Aited
London
Great Britain
Germany
Europe
Neville Chamberlain
United States
Nevile Henderson
Berlin
Hitler
Herbert von Dirksen
France
Paris
Czechoslovakia
Czechia
Slovalia
Ates
Edouard Deladley
Nazweigave
Bohemia
Moravia
Slovakia
Fenity Myasolin
Thaly
Mediterranean
Poland
Romania
Yugoslavia
Burone
Hungary
Carpatho-Vierwine
Jexidors
Tadal Fora
James and PUC Reach Truce in Budget Clash
Harrisburg March 17 The fight between Gov Arthur H James and the Public Utility Commission intensified as overdue checks were issued to cover mid month salaries for PUC staff after the March budget was approved by James and Budget Secretary Dr Edward B Logan A separate approval withheld for April and May budgets left payroll for March 15 released late yesterday with a $110 100 budget manager for the month noting smaller upcoming allocations
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Pyanntey Rrese
Harrisburg
Mar
Arthur H. James
Public Utility Commission
Democratic Party
Ghecks
Ohd Pug
Commission
James
Edward B. ‘Logan
Jamen
O. K. Wan
Lagan
Pittsburgh's Police Bureau Shake‑Up
Pittsburgh, March 17. Harvey Scull, 34, youngest police inspector, begins as superintendent under Mayor Cornelius D. Scully and is ordered to keep the city clean with efficient admin. Franklin McQuaide promoted to captain of detectives and Chief Inspector Walter J. Mullen moves to walk a beat in the revamped force.
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Pittsburgh
United Pleas
Harvey Scull
Cornelius D. Scully
Franklin ‘T McQuaide
Elty
Walter 3. Mullen
Elty'a
Farmers and Merchants to Join in Auction Sale
Farmers and merchants of Corry will join in a large auction sale on Thursday March 30 at 1:00 PM near the Brie Fairroad freight station. Farmers are invited to bring machinery tools household goods or any saleable items while merchants may dispose of unused stock.
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Corry
Qiemibets
Bute
Moerehanty
County taxes cut to five mills in decade low
M o iseum county commissioners moved to reduce taxes to five mills and eliminated a three mill institutions tax. The change lowers the county levy from nine mills and caps a decade of higher rates. Ten years ago total taxes stood at 18 mills.
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Wcbean
Smethport
Mar
Moiseum County
Nearby rural thefts probed in Warren county
State and Warren county authorities met with local police over several days about two alleged thefts near the city. One arrest is expected within 72 hours as trooper Mary Stinnott investigates a saw rig taken from the Hugh farm northeast of town. Officers have traced promising leads and gathered evidence to support early arrests. In a separate case, theft of windows valued at 440 dollars from Leo McGaughey farm near Cochinshus is being revived with local and state help.
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State
Warren
Stinnott
Lawrence Park
Ler Hartoghs
Warren County
Leo Mc Gaughey
Cochinshus
Democracies urged unite across nations in crisis
Washington reports Sen William Borah comments on Czechoslovakia, Munich pact, and need for unified democratic action. He and other senators advocate coordinated response and joint mobilization by United States, France, Great Britain, and allies to counter dictatorships.
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United Press
Washington
William Hiking
Uta
United Fates
France
Great Britain
Sint Men
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Cangiias
William Borah
A.ldano
Senate Foreign Affair Committee
Hazardous Crossings Reduced 26 Percent in Pa
Harrisburg March 17 Hazardous Highway grade tonnage in Pennsylvania have been reduced by 26 percent since December Public Utility Commission Chair D F Dili voll Announced today
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Public Unity Commission
Chairan D
F.dilivoll
Betrayed maid's fate hangs on jury in New Castle case
Angelia Mulavila, a housemaid, faces trial for murder after she testified she was betrayed by Michiel Rich Jr. The jury weighs possible verdicts including first degree murder with possible death penalty, second degree murder, voluntary manslaughter, or not guilty. The case centers on a night when Rich allegedly betrayed her and refused to marry, prompting the fatal violence.
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United Press
New Castle
Angelia’ Mulavila
Gindoeedta
Lake Privaty
Felling
Tadyp Walter Braham
Gmye Uwe
My Fudge Braham
Michiel Ric, Jr
Angeline
Hitler hailed by supporters in Moravia amid Czech unrest
Adolf Hitler arrived in Moravia for the new Czech protectorate today and was greeted by cheering crowds in Rruenn as German occupiers tightened control. Separate dispatch notes a Salt Lake City wedding, stage and motion picture figure Ina Chait and San Francisco attorney William F. Wallace Jr., undecided on honeymoon plans after their wedding last night.
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Rruenn
Moravia
Adolf
Hiller
Roweiat Lmi
Sivistin Mayes
Germany
Clair
Salt Lak City
Mar
Ina Chait
William Ft. Wallace, Jr
San Francisco
Special elections debated after contested Senate seat
Warr isburg reports that the state senate may vacate the Second Philadelphia district seat due to fraud. Herbert Levin and Samuel Sala faced disputed ballots in November, prompting a recommendation for a special election at the November municipal ballot. Allegheny officials and the Republican majority back the move, with Samuel Lewis to set a date. A Philadelphia court later ruled, declaring Salud won by a margin after discarding numerous votes.
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United Press
Senate
Samuel Lewis
P. J. Hernng
St. Duitrick
Allegheny County
Hihe
Hihe Yaonnoy
Comminwonera
Thi
Atari
Spenser Geak
Yeaterday
Levin
Siti Levini
Sim
Philadelphia Court
Uve
Turin
Council Plans 39 Assessment Efforts for Property Valuation
The council outlined a 1939 assessment program to value property for tax purposes. Fred Weaver will hire assessors to work with the committee, aiming to start soon. A farmer with experience in valuations and a helper will assist, and officials expect to publish valuations in the Journal once complete. The goal is to improve accuracy and equity citywide.
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Fred
Conlin
Menting
Sorat
Coriwall
Corry Youths Invited to CMTC Training Camp
Major Lester Lopus of the Western Alito Ausociety Store announces CMTC training for Erie County youths aged 17 by July 6. Camp opens July 8 and runs to August 4 with limited local quotas. Government covers expenses including transport, housing, meals, uniform, medical care, and laundry. Physical exams required. Corry youths should contact Major Lopus promptly.
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Lester Lopus
Alito Ausociety
Han
Citizens Military
Corry
Erie
Erle County
Necon
Drais W. Graham
Hugh O'Hare
Corry Boyn
CMTC
Lapua
United States denounces Nazi aggression in stern terms
Washington reports the U S government denounces German aggression against the former Czechoslovak government in strong terms. Acting Secretary of State Sumner Welles states the United States will not tolerate the suppression of liberty and independence by Berlin and endorses presidential support for a firm policy.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Sumner Welles
Rouxevel
Welles
Roy Cement
Hodari Heithwathi
Concerti
Germaneig
Ty Welles
Housewell
Tiliy
Evelyn Bt
Nhu Ching
Anon
Ural
Priannt Amellein
Montreal
Aed
Train Passenger Struck by Bullet Near Johnstown
Harold Goldstein, 32, of Pittsburgh, was wounded on a Pennsylvania Railroad train near Altoona when a 22 caliber bullet pierced a window. He reached Johnstown and was treated at a hospital, then discharged to go home. Police seek the shooter.
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United Press
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alto
Harold Goldstein
Pittsburgh
Iri
Brute Motor Police
Mre Neeking
Jenrn
75 000 Turn Out For St Patrick Parade
The St Patrick's Day parade drew about 75 000 spectators in New York. Fourth of marchers paraded the line while Alfred Smith, as animal, occupied a prime seat in the stands for the viewing.
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ST. Patrick Parade
United Press
New York
Mar
Triah
Rarchere Ihwe
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