Interstate Bus Route Change Favored for Corry to Cleveland
Interstate Commerce Commission experts recommend replacing the present Corry to Union City route with a Cleveland via Spartansburg Meadvill line. Greyhound already operates the via route. officials say the new path reduces distance, improves east west service, and serves towns with limited train options. The through operation could save about 12 miles and improve schedules, with a license urged from the full commission.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Corry
Cleveland
Spartanaburg-Meadvills
Union City
Wile
Greyhound Lines
Spartansburg
Eastwest
Wichington
D. C
Central Greyhound Lines
New Yar
Middle West
Ile-Cleveland
Commission Joint Examining Board
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Waclid
Huclid
Andover
State Line
Meadville
DU. S. 6
Erie
Conneaut Laie
Onus
Rule on 44 Hour Bill on April 11th
United Prose reports the Pennsylvania Supreme Court will hear arguments on the constitutionality of a 44 hour work week law, to be consolidated in Philadelphia. The case involves Attorney General Charles J. Mar and aims to affect about 3,000,000 workers statewide. An earlier auto crash near Cran Hill resulted in minor injuries to two individuals.
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United Prose
Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Charles J. Maralolt
Pennsylvania
State Right to Regulate Hours Upheld by Court
Harrisburg, Mar 21 The Pennsylvania legislature’s power to regulate workers hours under state and federal constitutions was upheld by the Dauphin county court in a ruling on the 44 hour law. The court found the hours law reasonable and justified by police power, balancing individual freedom of contract with public welfare. Judge W C Sheety stated the commonwealth’s equal authority supports regulation.
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Aniteo Fresa
Harrisburg
Mar
Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
W.C. Sheety
Adams County
Ask Revision of Profits and Gains Taxes Urged
United Press from Washington reports Ellsworth Alvord of the U S Chamber of Commerce urged Senate finance committee to repeal undistributed profits and capital gains taxes to revive business. He proposed a 15 percent corporate rate, 12 percent on capital gains or 15 to 5 percent over 11 years, a 40 percent top individual rate, and retroactive removal of major distributed profits tax mistakes.
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Waishington
Chamber
I Nk
Roy Escapes Injury After Car Collision on Woolworth Street
An unnamed youth reportedly ran into the side of a car on Woolworth Street late Saturday night, prompting a chase. A second lad swerved to avoid him. one youth is said to have escaped injury while another may have suffered minor harm.
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Joan Qsenninue
Gumus
Woolworth
Tut
Bemajnik
Tinquity
Jewish writer Egon Friedell dies by own action in Vienna
Vienna March 21 Egon Friedell a 31 year old Jewish writer playwright and critic committed suicide today by jumping from a fourth balcony. Friedell known for History of World Culture published in England and the United States.
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Vienna
Egon Friedell
Friedell
England
United States
Measure goes to Senate after House victory
The House passed and sent to the Senate a bill authorizing the largest U S fighting fleet in history. The 291 to 100 vote would add ships, auxiliaries, and 950 airplanes to reach about 1.5 million tons and 4,000 combat planes, aligning with a 5-5-3 naval balance among the US Britain and Japan.
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United Prous
Washington
Mar
House
Senate
United States
Roosevelt
America
Ralph Church
Carl Vinson
House ‘Naval Affairs Committee
Java
Great Britain
Japan
Eight new measles cases reported this week
Health officer John D. Flanigan reports eight new measles cases over the weekend marking a rise from recent periods while quarantine ranges easing. School attendance shows a big increase as names and ages are listed for the new cases across several streets including East Pleasant, Spring, East Washington and Congress.
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John D. Flanigan
iPhhyllis Armitage
Nancy “Armitage
East Pleasant Street
Sally Kolsten
Paul Kolatee
Spring Street
Jeanette Onelton
East Soutch Street
Donna Marie Huntley
Magle Street
Nancy Low Hoenes
East Washington Street
Gloria Ohm
East
Congress
Arn shoppers to keep automobiles locked
A damaged note reports that autos were left unlocked and groceries worth about $8 were stolen from a car owned by JH Dearbing. Family members were present and investigators worked overnight to identify suspects and secure the scene.
Two Corry Students Score FOREIGN OIL PROPERTY MOVE
Foreign oil companies plan to begin proceedings to regain 400 million dollars in oil properties seized by the Mexican government. American business losses are noted as the decree suspending gold and foreign exchange dealings affects markets. Executives anticipate legal steps and possible diplomatic action.
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Corry
United
Mexico City
Thei Fini
Josephus Daniels
State Department
Aumereau
Beautiful Spring Arrives With Bright Weather Across Corry
Weather reports confirm spring’s arrival with clear skies and warm sunshine across Corry and northwestern Pennsylvania. Officials forecast a trend toward clearing skies followed by showers Tuesday, as residents welcome the season on the first day.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Lorlay
Open Objection Top Lithuanian Officials Resign
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Stasys Lozeraitta and Justice Minister Stays Silingas resign in protest over the government's stance on Poland's ultimatum and restoration of diplomatic relations. President Antanas Smetona rejects the resignations amid signals of possible leadership changes. Poland keeps massed forces on the Lithuanian frontier awaiting new diplomatic ties, with divisions and maneuvers reported near Vilna and Kaunas and naval dispositions planned off Lithuania's coast.
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Ramsas
Lithuamia
Stasys Lozeraitta
Silingas
Poland
Antanas Smetonin
Smetona
Warsaw
Et Vilna
Kaunas
Lithuania
Car Abandoned in Ohio Linked to Local Purchaser
Authorities in Washington Court House Ohio sought Corry police help to identify ownership of a car abandoned there about two months ago. The license had been grafted to Sam L Groom whose present address is unknown. Groom had bought the Chevrolet coach from Hiram Johnson who lives south of the city. Johnson said he sold the car to Groom, a transient, who evidently abandoned it in Ohio. No further information about the owner has been received.
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Washington Court
House
Oslo
Corry
L. Groom
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Groom
Ohio
Dial System Shifts to Manual to Dial Tuesday Night
Residents were told that the phone service will switch from operator to dial operation at 8 p.m. Tuesday. New dial directories were delivered, explaining how to use the system with the finger in the dial and the Stop arm. If the line is busy a busy signal will occur and callers should try again later. On party lines, callers must wait after replacing the receiver to see if the other party answers.
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Lme
Roosevelt backs TV A probe by Congress amid feud
President Roosevelt approves a congressional investigation into the Tennessee Valley Authority Directorates feud. He signals no effort to avoid inquiry, stating proposals for an intra-directorate inquiry face little White House opposition. Speaker William B. Bankhead of Alabama is noted as sailing today after a Monday conference.
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Congress
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Directorate
William B. Binkh D
Ala
Baithuedd
White House
Eet
Corry Musicians Earn Praise At Western PA Band Festival
David Lammers and Louis Sprovers receive high praise for solo tone and bass work at the district festival. Carlton Chaffee, band director, accompanies them to Emporium as Summers and Seavert also place in their sections. Swanson participates in the preliminaries with Western Pennsylvania high school musicians. Chaffee predicts Lammers and Sprovers have strong chances for the all state band in late May.
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Maynbery
Carey High School
Westival
Bimparium
Carlton Chaffee
Wii
Emporium
Louis Seavert
Pheodore Swanson
Pennsylvania
Lammers
Sprovers
Form Net
Altoona
Uis
Wipector Chaffee
The
Journal
Corry
Jerney Shore Way
Held for court on auto charge in Harrisburg
Glen King of Union Street Was arrested late Saturday night by State Motor Policeman Ho mann just west of the city on a charge of operating a cay after his license had been revoked He was held for the grand jury and given a hearing to be set King spent the weekend in the city jail and was granted a hearing Pinchot supporter Harrisburg March 21 Green at state committee headquarters announced support for Gifford Pinchot
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Glen King
Uenhid
Eile Suunly
B. Porter
King
FE. HoMman
Mass Slayer Dies In Chair In Rockview
Martin J. Sullivan 74, former Duquesne policeman, was executed in Rockview penitentiary. He said nothing as electrodes were applied after prayers. had faced charges of sexual assault against Antoinette Vukelja and killed several relatives of her family in 1936.
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Mass Slayer
Rockview
United Preas
Sullivan
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Antoinette Vukelja
Vukeljas
Mary Valtalla
Antoin
Atta
Milan
Teather
Laure Bacon
Joseph Benda
Joseph Vucketja
Ansonette
Vuckelja
Susquehanna raft disaster leaves six men missing
In Muncy Pennsylvania a 112 foot raft crashed into a concrete pier on the Susquehanna river. Lifesaving crews search for six men believed drowned as river currents swept away the crew and a cameraman. One man, W C Van Schyap of Philadelphia, was found dead. Rescue efforts continued with multiple names listed as missing.
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United Press
Muncy
Susquehanna
W. C. van Schyap
Philadelphia
Dean
Thomas Proffett
Universil News
Cheatey
Dr. Charles
Taylor
Dentisegal Burgess
Mongomery
Fay Harold Berringer
Tyconn
Harry Connors
Jim
Suruside
Uolie
Connors
Wille
Oséners
Higher Rates Oppose Aid to Common Carrier Freight
Governor George H. Earle argues higher anthracite freight rates will not bring prosperity and criticizes the Public Utility Commission for allowing a rate increase. He urges rejection of the application and cites interstate rates as the basis for his stance. The record mentions intrastate and out-of-state shipments and proposed changes to freight charges.
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Unirea Press
Starrisburg
George H. Earle
Ine
Utility Commission
Barle
PLU. C
Intuta
Interstate Commerce Con Mission
Pennsylvania
Hunt Brothers Suspected in Police Shootings Near Grove City
Corry police seek Baul Cross age 81 and David Cross 25, brothers of Venin Cross county, suspected of shooting two state motor policemen near Grove City early Sunday. Earlier in December they allegedly robbed a GI Kinney show store at Ol城 City and a woman passenger in a car near Franklin described them.
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Corry
Baul Cross
David Cross
Brothers
Veningo County
Grove City
GI Kinney
Olt
Franklin
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Blietit
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Roy
Austria
U.S. Navy
U. 5
JH. Dear- Ing
Eithuania
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William Stanley
Wharren Ware
Sunicing Ain Ig Triemdn
David Lammers
Louis Sprovers
Corry High
Imperium
Third Ward
Martin Sullivan
Earle
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