Legality of Vote Machine Purchase Questioned
County Commissioner Joseph F Rogan challenged the legality of a 130000 purchase of voting machines by the previous administration. He cited current law restricting contracts paid from the current year’s revenue and alleged improper authority by former officials who signed the contract.
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Rogan
Josep F. Rogan
Board of Commissioners
Ragan
Allan IT
Mackejn
Charles Ri Davia
Besti Tn
Contrat
Davis
Mace Lenn
Quaero Club Closes Season With Luncheon
The Quaero Club held its final literary meeting of the year at the Hotel Corry with a luncheon and a current events program. W. Waggoner chaired, with members Mrs C D Wilcox Miss Sarah Powell and Mrs C P Eaton sharing duties on domestic and foreign news.
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W. Waggoner
West Staith Street
C. D. Wilcox
Sarah Powell
C. P. Eaton
Waggoner
Holy Week Rites Begin at St Peter's Cathedral
In Rome on a March 25 Holy Week opening thousands of faithful gathered at the basilicas of St Peter's St John Lateran and St Mary Major. The tenebrae service symbolized earthly darkness at the crucifixion and was held in St Peter's papal chapel. A four voiced lament by Palestrina was sung by the choir followed by the henes ictus and the miserere.
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Anice Frese
Rome
Mar
St. Peter's
St. John] Lateran
St. Mary Major
Papal Chapel
Palestrinia
Jamestown Teachers Accept Ten Percent Pay Cut
Jamestown teachers voted to return four weeks of salary for the 1932-33 school year, creating a ten percent reduction. The board approved the voluntary cut and renewed contracts on the existing schedule, with anticipated next year expenses around $700,000 and a save of about $70,000 to taxpayers. Parks Bellenup, president of the Jamestown Teachers Association, said nearly all teachers signed the agreement, with a few ill or away.
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Jamestown
Ine
Gsver
Parks Bellenup
Jamestown Teachers' Association
Gun play figures in bitter college feud
In a bitter feud at the University of Missouri engineers and law students, hazing turned violent with three engineering students wounded by gunfire and another hospitalized with a fractured sinll. Kidnapping of Mary Louise Butterfield aimed to thwart her as queen of the engineers ball, prompting an attempted reprisal that escalated to gunplay. Burnis Frederick, a law student named as one of Butterfield’s abductors, shot three engineering classmates during a rescue attempt.
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Anneuess
Columbia
Mir
University of Missouri Engineers
Law Sil
Gt A Coel
Mary Louise Butterfield
Kansas
Burnis Frederick
Miss Butterfield
Freight Car Loadings Hit New 1932 Figure
Washington March 93 A sudden rise in coal loadings due to cold weather and labor disturbances pushed weekly freight car loadings to 679,481 cars, up 16,042 from the prior period. Despite the gain, the week showed declines of 158,099 cars from last year and 408,827 from 1980.
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United Free Washington
French Ambassador Visits Pittsburgh
French ambassador to the United States Paul Claudel is expected to arrive at Bettis Field McKeesport Pa today by airplane. French consular agent here said he did not know the purpose of Claudel's visit to this district. He is coming from St Louis.
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Pittsburgh
Paul Claudel
United States
Bettis Field
McKeesport
W. G. McKee
Egent Hers
Claudel
St. Louis
Jamestown Girls Basketball Tournament Opens Tonight
Jamestown opens the girls basketball tourney on the Nordich temple floor with six teams in the first round. Four teams advance after the round, two play April 1, three on April 6, and the finals April 8. Councilman Leon P. Roberts will toss the first ball. Trophy prizes go to the winner and runner-up. Participants include Jamestown Bees Good Templars, champs of the league, Live Wires, Unknowns, and J. B. C. girls, with entrants Fredonia, Warren, Pal, Mayville, Sugar Grove, Kane, and Lottsville from surrounding areas.
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Jamestown
Nordich Temple
Sexiettes
Leon P. Roberts
Council Recreation Committee
Jamestown Bees
Good Templars
Unknowns
J. B.C
Fredonia
Warren
Pal
Mayville
Sugar Grove
Kane
Lottsville
Funeral Services for Mrs. Jennie Gates Heroic
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie L. Gates were held at her daughter’s Corry home with Rev. F. F. Reagle officiating. Six sons Ralph Earl Guy Glenn Allen and Clare Gates served as bearers. Out of town attendees included My and Mrs. Clare Gates Mr and Mrs William Woods Ti nsville Mrs Hattie Blakeslee and Allen Gates of Erle. The body rests in Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum.
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Jennie L. Gates
Earl Gates
Foncord
Guy Williams
Corry
R. D
F. F. Reagle
United Brethren Church
Harley Banks
William Deyo
Pines Grove Cemetery
Ralph
Earl
Guy
Glenn
Allen
Clare Gates
William Woods
Tinsville
Hattie Blakeslee
North Hast
Allen Gates
Erle
French Creek Community News Update
March notes from French Creek reveal illness across families with Louis More visiting relatives in Bilia, Tracy Wilcox’s death, and Henry Ben sink relatives visiting North East. Local ice harvest, oil leases, and maple syrup talk accompany community events at Rev. Harmelink home and church.
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French Creek
Louis More
Bilia
Arthur More
More
Hubbard
Corry
Roy Davis
Lotta More
Walford
Waterford
Presbyterian
Loyal Whitney
Brown
Tracy Wilcox
Wilcox
Unis
Garrett Bensink
Albert Bensink
Dee Stafford
North East
Hannal Bensink
Ben Tenharken
Mr. Bensink
Henry Bensink
Homer Loomis
George Still
Albert Bennink
Hannah Bennink
Lawrence
Himes Bennink
Shreves
Sherman
Merle Tewinkle
Spitzer
Clymer Town Hall
W. H. Whitney
Missionary Society of the U. B. Church
Hannah Harmelink
Floyd Cady
Sterin Newhouse
Henry Harmelink
Lee Hienink
Bert Newhouse
Garrett Hubink
Clymer
Arthur Hubink
Henry Habink
Will Bensink
Hiram Beckerink
Will Neckers
Benjamin Warnshouse
James Warnshouse
Jamestown
Warnshouse
Leon
John Tewitele
Glenn
Fred Orr
Obt
Mrs. Queerveld
Spring Creek Dairymen Form New Association
The Spring Creek Dairymen Association was formed at Grange Hall in West Spring Creek with dairy farmers and wives, aiming to unite producers in Rutland Plan aligned work. Over 20,000 farmers have joined in New York and Pennsylvania, and leaders say the move justifies support from all red blond dairymen to secure milk returns matching production costs. A follow up meeting is planned after speakers travel from Cleveland to Springville and Buffalo.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Spring Cries Association
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Vind
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David Newhouse
Slater
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Homer She Nlet
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Ohn Kings
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Richard Amory
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L. C. Gleason
Ellen
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van der Schaan
Bred Wardes
Marin Bureau
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Filiam Beckerint
Helen Courtwright
Lawrence Bermink
Sam Dunnewold
Schurman's
Henry More
Charles Redding
Redding
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Thoms Williams
J. Henry Reld
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Associated Gas & Electric System
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Spring Creek Dairymen
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