Relief Bill Delayed as Senate Convenes for Action
Pennsylvania advance relief faces delay as the House passes a $2,000,000 unemployment aid bill for April and May. The measure, needed before week’s end, moves to final reading and awaits Senate action amid debates on Sunday sports and constitutional convention plans. Hitler demands debt revision and vows to stamp out communism as dictatorial powers extend to 1937.
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Ready to Issue Licenses to Breweries
United Fresh reports large volume of beer moving through chilled pipes as brewers seek licenses to manufacture beverages. Federal inspectors review applications while states tighten prohibitions in Wisconsin and other areas. Chicago hopeful beer demand boosts ad spending and freight plans as British and German brewers gear up for U.S. market.
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Washington and Chicago News Bullets of the Day
Rumors and terse notes from Washington Chicago and Toronto cover actions by the FTC president Roosevelt mortgage relief for farmers and hotel owners a botched kidnapping in Chicago and adjourned hearings in Toronto plus a favorable House judiciary committee report on civil defenses and regulatory bills.
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Edinger Trial at Buffalo Opens in Federal Court
Corry Pa school teacher Norman J. Dinger faces a long charge of stealing a vehicle amid a federal case. Willard R. Chamberlain, attorney for the government, begins the trial as Hager is charged with stealing an automobile belonging to Pelicia D. Gupleh of Lackawanna and transporting it to Corry.
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Renzi changes plea at hearing held for court
Pasquals Renzi of this city withdrew his guilty plea at a hearing before Justice Walter Goodwin in Wess, Jeyville. Dominick Pate of Corry pleaded not guilty. Both men were held for the May term of the quarter sessions court with $2,000 bail. Attorney Howard Petrillo represented Renzi. Renzi’s confession named Pate as the other man who set the automobile on fire. The commonwealth evidence was deemed sufficient to hold both men for the grand jury.
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Corry
Renal
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Commonwealth
Small Nations Force Action On Arms Proposal
In Geneva on March 23 small nations angry at being cut from Italy's four power peace plan pressed the disarmament commission to immediately consider Ramsay MacDonald’s arms proposal. The vote swung to demand speedy debate despite American abstention, signaling a victory for the smaller powers and triggering regional resentment.
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Dewey program presented but no action taken by board
Corry school board adjourned after receiving Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey’s proposed budget cuts aimed at saving about 10000 dollars. A limited audience from the taxpayers group and several concerned residents attended the special meeting. The plan included reducing rooms and staff, reorganizing high school classes, trimming industrial arts, and consolidating homemaking to save funds with immediate inquiry promised.
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Japan clings to mandated possessions in wake of annexation dispute
Tokyo reports a navy ministry pamphlet asserting Japan’s resolve to keep the mandated islands. The document counters reports that Adolf Hitler feared loss of German colonies and sought an Ar chip possessions return via the League of Nations under Japan’s custodianship.
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Lieutenant Governor of Kiwanis Clubs Speaker Here
Robert Stanton of Oil City was the lieutenant governor of Kiwanis Clubs in the district and spoke at Corry Kiwanis today on the origins, growth, and aims of Kiwanis as an international service organization. The meeting named Howard Allen, Lawrence Davison, and Loren Thomas to the ticket sale committee for a fundraiser for Corry Hospital next Friday evening. A bowling team dinner report and attendance committee results were presented, noting perfect attendance since January.
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Flood danger along Ohio River as repairs begin
Cincinnati March 24 Ohio River floods destroy more homes in Indiana and Kentucky while observers see no widespread further damage. Clear cold weather aids rehabilitation as officials work to restore thousands of refugees. A fatality toll rises after Louis Mitchell, 15, of Wanchester Ohio, was killed when a high voltage line was touched.
Corry Student Wins 1600 Dollar Scholarship
Orlo A. Ewing of Corry High School class of 1933 has won a four year scholarship from Pennsylvania State University’s Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. The free tuition totaling 400 dollars per year equals 1600 dollars over four years. The award recognizes outstanding prep work and marks the Corry wing family as repeatedly honored for scholastic achievement. Principal Howard J. Sheen and school officials praised the selection and effort to advance the student’s claim to the honors.
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Corry
Amendments To Measure Likely To Hold Up Bill
Washington March 23 Administration farm relief measure moves from House to Senate Agriculture Committee for immediate consideration. The committee plans hearings and aims to shape revisions before a Senate vote amid heated debate on the domestic allotment provision and potential tax or production curtailment schemes.
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G M Financed Bank to Open in Detroit
Detroit March 24 The New National Bank of Detroit financed by General Motors and the government will open tomorrow morning Alfred P Sloan Jr GM president announced. The bank will use the old First National Bank premises and receive new deposits while negotiations proceed with conservators of First National and Guardian National to determine deposit access through the new bank.
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Matron Heroine as Infirmary Fire Saver Key to Evacuation
Quick thinking matron Penl Cipra at the city women's infirmary saved 12% of inmates when a fire swept the building. She smelled smoke, alerted staff, and led orderly exits for the blind, crippled, and aged residents as flames trapped the first floor. All inmates were saved.
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Apprehension grows in Michigan kidnap case
March 23 Youngstown Ohio report on Peter Myers Jr a 15 year old Masury boy kidnapped last Saturday. Detectives report no word from three gunmen five days after the abduction. Sheriff Hardman says investigation is fruitless with one suspect jailed then released and another Masury suspect being questioned.
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Mahoning County Hat Association
Roy S. Hardnan
Trumbull County
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Bitts
Rail roads bid for shipments of beer in new rate plan
Washington March 25 Railroads acted to establish attractive rates on shipments of beer after April 7. The first application filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeks reduced rates on ale beer beer tonic porter and stout. J E Johanson agent for the Southwestern Railroad filed the request.
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Demand Soviet release four British prisoners in Moscow
Jordon March 23. Britain orders Sir Esmond Bay to secure unconditional release without trial of four Britons held in Moscow on sabotage charges. The demand targets Maxim Litvinoff, cites absolute innocence, and contemplates severing diplomatic relations amid tense negotiations for a Moscow accord. The Soviet embassy lists bail amounts for several staff members and notes no mention of War L MacDonald.
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