Pennsylvania Split Over Sunday Sports Bill Amid Unemployment Relief Fears
The Pennsylvania Legislature faced a clash over the Schwartz Sunday sports bill with the House approving immediate outdoor play on Sunday and the Senate demanding amendments. Leaders pushed for a $2,000,000 unemployment relief measure while conference committees seek a compromise on the language changing 1794 law provisions.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Schwarts
Senate
Ono Senate Tacdy
House
Metsire
Pennsylvania
Louis Schwarts
Philadelphia
Clue Ties Ohio Kidnapping to Masury Boy Case
Youngstown police report a definite clue to the kidnapers of Pete Myers Jr a Masury area student. Two of four suspects arrested in connection with the abduction remain jailed as investigators string together details from the last two days. The identity of the suspects was not released. One man from Sharans, PA claimed as a wholesale paller in Tiguer was released after lengthy questioning.
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United Press Youngstown
Pete Myers, Jr
Masury
Wales
Anh
Tse
B. W. Peters
Unders
Washington
Peters
Sassion
Peter Myera
Tiguer
Storm toll looms as firies and winds lash the West
A ferocious storm swept the central region early this week bringing fiery blasts, high winds, and dropping temperatures. Officials warn of continued unsettled weather with potential rain and colder conditions tomorrow across the area.
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Gerry
Middle Western
Warner
Worrow
Whrsify
Evensie
Roosevelt Moves to Aid Small Home Owner
President Roosevelt plans early action on farm credit and relief for the small home owner. He intends to submit to Congress within days a farm credit bill to consolidate functions from eight agencies and reduce mortgage interest rates and extend financing, affecting mortgages held by federal agencies and private lenders such as insurance companies.
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United Press
Washington
Mar
Roosevel
White House
Congress
Mibrigagees
Insurance Companies
Protest Japs Plan to Invade China Proper
Geneva dispatch reports Chinese delegation says Japanese invasion plans extend into Peiong Mentsin and as far south as Psin fn, per General Sung Cheh- Yuan. Reports cite Chinese protest from Harbin and ongoing Manchoukuo actions against Japanese forces in Manchuria and Jehol.
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Geneva
League of Nations
China
Peiong
Mentsin
Psinfn
Sung Cheh- Yuan
Tokio
Manchina
Manchuria
Sqnchienfang
Manchoulupan
Il3
Harbin
Li Pu- Wen
Tgen
Siberia
Heilun- Klang Provines
Menchuvia
Jed Front
Imperial Army
Fire damages 3D Ward garage. auto saved
Fire of undetermined origin damaged two rear garage structures in the yard of Charles Kirch at 650 West Washington Street. A car owned by Elbert Miller escaped damage as firefighters battled the blaze, which began in the southwest corner and required water from a hose after chemicals failed to stop it.
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Charles Kirch
West
Washington Street
Charles
Kirch
Gorné
Pari Attempbiie
Elbert Miller
Weat Washington Street
Hoya
Police Hunt Thief Of Sartorial Completeness
Police search for a well dressed intruder who gained entry to Ray Green’s East Wayne Street home between 1 and 10 last evening. The thief used a skeleton key and left with two suits eight shirts one tuxedo suit one top coat and two hats.
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Ray Green
East Wayne Street
Nagle damage case carried to high court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court decides whether a daughter disowned in a will may sue in common pleas court for damages tied to the will. Laur ence M. and Douglas B. Nagle argue the court lacks jurisdiction. Theodora Nagle seeks $300,000. Babe Ruth signs for $62,000 with the Yankees.
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Supreme Court
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
Laurence M
Douglas B. Nagle
Theodore Nagle
Theodora Nagle
County Common Pleas Court
Miss Nagle
Thomas P. Trimble
Erie County Orphans‘ Court
Uhe
Te Davghter
Edith A. Nagle
Bailey Bi Nagle
Teimeble
Holge ‘Trimble
Wilks
Tan
Common U Pleas Court
Mitchell Held for Tax Evasion Amid Wall Street Probes
New York reports say Charles H. Mitchell, former National City Bank affiliate leader, was arrested at his Fifth Avenue home on income tax evasion charges involving 857,124.40 for 1929. U S Attorney Medale announced actions against Harriman National Bank president Joseph W. Harriman as part of a broader push to prosecute bankers.
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New York
Ordfers
Washington
United States
Efec
Charles H. Mitchell
Mitchell
National City Bank
Fifth Avenue
Ange
Unit
George
Department of Justice
Hoover Administration
Harriman National Banks
Harriman
Mitshell
Senate Banking Committee
Anne
Wall Street
Mitchall
Ohio Floods Surge Across River Valleys
Ohio River continues to rise marginally with lowlands flooded and towns hit hard across a 500 mile stretch. Rescue efforts intensify as Ohio and Kentucky National Guard units prepare to assist, while relief weather includes cold and light precipitation.
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Ohio
United Press
Cincinnati
Hood
Mississippi
Ohio National Guard
Portsmouth
Batavia
Manchester
Kenicky
Rexona
Robbers blast through wall to raid Chicago bank
Six men used nitroglycerin to blast through a wall at Argo State Bank in Chicago and loot the vault and safety deposit boxes. Losses included about $4,000 cash and $5,000 in stamps. total value could reach $100,000 with safety deposit contents. Janitor Huron Lear was forced to face the wall during the blast.
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United Press
Chicago
Argo State Bank
Huron Lear
Lear
Samuel M. Frankland
Postal Savings ‘Bank
State police to probe local blaze in West Washington Street fire
Authorities say state police from Erie will investigate an incendiary blaze that damaged John Saracena's home on West Washington Street. The fire early Monday poured kerosene on vital areas and gas jets were opened by the arsonist. Saracena, a coal miner near Mount Carmel, Fa, returned to town but offered little help. The house and contents were reportedly insured.
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Erie
John Saracens
West Washington Street
Saraneno
Mount Carmel
Shannon New Head of Penns National Guard
Harrisburg reports Brig General Edward C. Shannon of Columbia was named Commanding General of the 28th Division, Pennsylvania National Guard, replacing Major General William Price Jr. whose retirement age prompted the move. The Senate quickly confirmed without committee action, a first in precedent. Shannon, as lieutenant governor, presides over the Senate, with Martin slated to succeed him in June 1934. Shannon also receives promotion to major general.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Edward C. Shannon
Columbia
Pennsylvania National Guard
Pinchot
Shannon
Swe
Senate
William Price, Jr
Chester
Hudboard Oo. Martin
Martin
Shanon
National Guard
Jyne
Senate OKS Ziesenheim Bill in Harrisburg
The Senate unanimously passed the Ziesenheim bill and sent it to the House for consideration. The measure replaces the current elective board in Terre county with a court appointed poor board.
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Senate
Ziesenheim
United Press Harrisburg
House
Terie County
Pate to Receive Hearing in Arson Case
Dominick Pate of East Pleasant Street is to be heard by Justice Walter Goodwin in Wenleyville this afternoon in connection with the February 8 arson of Phagoslé Renal’s automobile on North Shady Avenue. Renal has confessed to the blaze and several local witnesses have been subpoenaed.
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Dominick Pate
East Pleasant
Phagoslé Renal
North Shady Avenue
Pease
Walter Goodwin
Wenley,ville
Wits Mussex
Renal
June Pate
Beer by April 7 now assured as bill is signed
After 13 years in exile beer and wine at 3.2 percent become legal beverages on April 7 under the Cullen Harrison bill. President Roosevelt will sign and Vice President Garner will also affix signatures marking the enactment of the Volstead act modification. The first sales begin at 12:01 am Friday April 7, ushering a new era for beer drinkers with political maneuvering and last minute Senate action noted.
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Umea
Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Adolph
Inne
Robinson
Rainey
Senate
White House
Ronitleson
School Board Sets Special Meeting on Retrenchment Plan
Members of the Board of Education will hold a special session this evening in the library basement to review the retrenchment program drafted by Supt. Ralph Deey. The plan aims to cut costs and follow action at the last meeting that reconsidered a prior curtailment program expected to save about $30,000 next year.
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Jouta of Education
Supt. of Schools
Ralph 8. Deey
Federal gas tax to be retained in Roosevelt plan
Washington report states the Roosevelt administration will reenact the one cent per gallon federal gasoline tax as part of its tax program. In Pennsylvania, former lieutenant governor Walter Lyons dies at home after retirement years of political prominence. Funeral services set for Thursday.
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United Press
Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
House
Burn
Shwigeley
Mereh
Puneril
Walter Lyons
Roosevelt proposal on job corps delayed by House committee
Washington reports say President Roosevelt’s plan to recruit 250000 jobless for government projects faces delay as the House labor committee votes to hold indefinite public hearings. Chairman Connery of Massachusetts opposes the plan, inviting figures like AFL President William Green and Labor Secretary Frances Perkins to testify.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House Labor Committees
White House
Congress
House Labor Committee
Gronp
Connery
Labor Corps
Chamber
Walsh
Dem
Mass
Elas
Teery Jay
Massachusetts
Wiliam Gigen
American Federation
Wyances Perkins
Tor
Rainey
Labor Committee
Coal imports rise as unemployment reported in Philadelphia
Fuel imports in January jumped by about 10 000 tons from 1932 levels, with 126 962 tons entering from foreign countries. The report says the increase will throw roughly 200 miners and 40 railroad workers out of work for the year, costing American workers over half a million dollars in wages.
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United Press Philadelphia
Compatison
Institute
Barkley announces favorably reported Bingham nomination
Senator Barkley announced after testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the committee unanimously voted to report favorably the nomination of Robert W. Bingham as ambassador to Great Britain. Wounds are fatal in Columbus incident as confusion surrounds the case.
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United Press
Washington
Mar
Barkley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Robert W. Bingham
Great Britain
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