Corry Evening News Reports Taxpayer Groups Fight Consolidations
Francis E. MacGovern runs as Republican candidate for U S Senate in Wisconsin promising to back President Roosevelt. He previously served as a Republican district attorney and governor, stating support for consolidation measures and advocating for eight city workers to receive back salaries amid fiscal debates.
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CORRY
Jouiana
Penna Taxpayers Groups
Francis E. MacGovern
Republlican
Wiscon
U. S. Senate
Wisconsin
McGovern
Senate
Hoosevelt
Junior High and City Hall News Across City
A jumble of local items reports a Junior High school event this evening, City Council meeting notes with Miss Nel lie Titus, and a two part feature on the American Legion constitution. Weather notes, local deaths, train delays, and safety warnings mingle with plans for a junior play and Easter shopping events.
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Nellie Titus
Femiliarizale
The
Journal Today
American Legion Constitution
Franklin Merchants
Franklin Chamber of Commerce 1
Home Owners Loan Corp Aids Over Five Thousand Pennsylvanians
Home Owners Loan Corporation state manager H Mays says the program helped more than 5,000 Pennsylvanians save homes by February end. With about 20 million dollars in current appraised value and 44,284 applications considered, 29,789 were in progress as the agency speeds up to 1,000 loans weekly.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
State Manager
Tell of Benefits
Paul Gomnly
United Press
Philadelphia
Dacbb
H. Mays
WAL
Federal Corporation
Hee
Mit
Mays
Pennsylvania
Meeting of Study Circle Held at Wrightsteel Home
A large group of Junior Elementary Study Circle members met at Wrightsteel home of Mr. and Mrs. Mogle. Papers read covered Good Manners for the Adolescent and The New Baby, plus The Adopted Child. President’s message read, and a talk on English vs American schools given. Contests organized. prizes awarded amid refreshments.
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Taci
Rd. Mogle
Wrightsteel
Merle McIntyre
Harold Patterson
Hugh Muckthaupt
George Kinley
Nielson
M. Howard
Emory Drake
Muckinhaupt
Cookiea
Wolfes
City approves payroll to March 1 for Cary workers
Cary officials announce payment of all salaries through March 1 after a period of delay due to financial strain. City Council approved the payroll and a subsequent resolution, with discussions on Sinking Fund operations, proposed tax allocations, and measures for electrical work licensing and junk dealer supervision. The meeting, led by Mayor Glen Miller and Councilmen G. A. Dike and Frank L. Heath, also covered a sign permit for Wadicott-Fobson Co. and potential ordinances governing wiring standards.
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Aevers
Glen Miller
G. A. Dike
Frank L. Heath
Dike
Tha Sinking Fund Commission
C. A. Duke
F. B. Westley
The
Journal
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Duke
Westley
Heath
Ing
Joseph Gentilman
Merle Tsraelsch
Robert Desmond
Claude Price
Langdon One
Richard Merker
Zalaneth
Wadicott-Fobson Company
At & Nort
Kink of Corryites Dies in Truck Crash
Fritz Sandquist of Cebyron dies in a junction crash near Derby on the Buffalo outskirts. Otto Peterson and Sandquist lose their lives as their car collides with a heavy tractor trailer carrying tires from Akron. The crash on the Southwestern Boulevard occurred around 10:30 p.m. Peterson was thrown clear. Sandquist trapped as the car caught fire. George D. Keilholz of Washington, D. C., truck driver, and Floyd Williams of Akron, Ohio, survived.
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Cebyron
Derby
Buffalo
Erie Sandquist
East Portland
Morris Chapin
East Main Street
Sandquist
Otto Peterson
Otto
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Jamestown
Akron
Boule
Minstrels Rehearsals Advance in Corry for Red Cross Benefit
Rehearsals are well advanced for the Red Cross Minstrels to be staged Thursday and Friday, April Sth and th, at the MoGonie Temple. Chairman Carl W. Smith urges all cast members to attend, with local and outside artists joining the show. Soloists include Sheridan Baker and Corinne Dean, with Herman Rubin, Rolland Stow, and the Cosmopolitan Quartet among others. Ticket sales begin tomorrow as an intensive drive targets full houses for both evenings, with proceeds aiding local relief work amid rising unemployment.
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Carl W. Smith
Red Cross Minstrels
Eanler
Corry
Smith
Treansals
Mogonie Temple
North Center Street
Sheridan Baker
Lottsville
Allegheny College Glee Club
Corinne Dean
Hess Kinley
Herman Rubin
Rolland Stow
Cosmopolitan
Eric
Mumbers
Dell Darling
Guy Halsey
Evie
Red Cross Chapter
Cow Lisps Berlin Man Claims Talking Steer
Berlin, Conn. news reports a farmer, Joe Pas, claiming his Holstein cow has a fissure on the tongue tip that causes the animal to lisp. The farmer says the cow’s talking behavior is evident when it moos and his pet nickname for it is Mooths.
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Berlin
Conn
Joe Paseke
Joe
Agreement on Market Bill Reaches Broad Consensus
Rep. Sam Rayburn says Treasury, RPC and Federal Reserve Board officials are in complete agreement on provisions of the new stock market regulation bill. He noted one point of disagreement Sunday night, accepted responsibility, and reported the compromise substitute introduced to calm Wall Street and department opposition while aiming for broader banking support.
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Treasury
RPC
Federal Reserve Board
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Rayburn
House Interstate Commerce
Deny Books Carried 40 Phantom Voters
Pittsburgh March 20 Fred Schneider Leetsdale postmaster and former borough register assessor today denied county investigators charges that his 1933 books contained 40 phantom voters. He said he is eager to learn facts substantiating the newspaper charges and went to the investigators to learn what facts exist.
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Pittsburgh
Fred Schneider
Leetsdale
Borough Register
Tam
Allegheny County
Schneider
Tax Reductions to be Pressed at Harrisburg
Harrisburg plans a week of meetings on tax reductions and governmental consolidations. The Pennsylvania Tax Justice League expects up to 750000 to 900000 members across 52 counties. Education groups meet with the state Department of Public Instruction to discuss consolidating Pennsylvania’s 2584 school districts. Proposals include abolishing ward assessors and creating a state commission, cutting judge salaries, and consolidating recorder of deeds and register of wills offices in counties.
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Arthur F. Grant
United Press
Harrisburg
Mar
Pennsylvania Tax Justice League
Taxpayers
State School Directors’ Association
The
State Educational Association
State Department of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
Taxpayers’ Association
General Assembly
Pennsylvania House Debates City and Tax Reform Bills
A series of proposed laws are discussed including allowing third class cities to choose home rule or city manager government, providing rent relief to tenants, consolidating tax collection to a single county official, abolishing fee systems in tax collections, implementing a graduated income tax for state purposes, and reducing or reassigning poor relief and inheritance taxes to aid small homeowners and streamline city treasury pay structures. The package also touches on abolishing poor boards and shifting duties to county commissioners.
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Pennsylvania
Jews ofp to begin March observances page
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a Jewish calendar or community notice mentioning March observances, possible holidays and deadlines. Names and exact dates are unclear due to corruption, but the fragment points to a community religious event or schedule beginning in March with references to holidays and deadlines.
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