Three Powers United Against German Arms
Paris reports Britain France and Italy formed a limited front against German rearmament. The three governments expressed solidarity in a joint communique. Washington notes Roosevelt’s policy of say nothing do nothing may change if European developments warrant. Conflicting intelligence suggests warlike preparations and troop movements in Europe.
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Major western Pennsylvania flood plan approved for $55 million
Harrisburg reports a large state public works flood control project near Cambridge Springs with a $55,439,000 price tag. Major Gravell notes 4,000 projects totaling about $900 million in state work, with federal relief and Tri State Authority backing. The plan includes a Pennsylvania reservoir on the Allegheny River and other dam projects across the region.038
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Inquiry Finds Few Relief Chiselers in Erie County
New York March 23 A state relief administrator said Pennsylvania investigators found only about 2.3 percent of county relief cases likely cheaters, with many of those already weeded out. The Erie county probe reportedly lowers prior hints that 5 to 10 percent nationwide were undeserving. More investigators from other states are aiding in counties as they pursue cases.
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Severe electrical and hail storm hits SPA
Erie Railroad crews reported a severe electrical storm and heavy hail late this morning in Cambridge Springs and nearby areas. Lightning damaged electrical service and hail accumulation required shovel removal in spots. Station crews described extensive impact on tracks and equipment as trains faced delays.
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Refuse Permit Delays Robot Plane Hop to Hawaii
Oakland, March 23. Crew behind a robot plane flight to Honolulu and back parted ways after the Commerce Department refused final sanction for the 2400 mile test. Major Snow resigned from the Bureau of Aeronautics, Captain Bissell left for Honolulu, and Charles Snyder withdrew from the crew. Navigator Alfred Hegenberger remained on ground as the aircraft awaited orders at Oakland airport hangar.
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Brother Admits He Led Gang in Hold Up
Harrisburg March 23 Felix Man of War Bocchicchio admits leading the Lancaster County hold up in 1931 and names Martin Rutt and Eddie Kenny as accomplices. State officials hear details as Nicholas Baby Face Bocchicchio seeks a pardon. the case ties to the Brick Pile tavern robbery near Marietta.
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Hoover calls Republicans to crush un American government
Former President Herbert Hoover urged young Republicans to revitalize the party and oppose New Deal policies in a letter to a California assembly. The onslaught is viewed as a bid for the 1932 presidential nomination while signaling aggressive highway plans in Pennsylvania and continued federal funded road work. The 11 million dollar Beaverdam Wattsburg project will proceed with 160 miles in contract and most work 80 to 90 percent complete.
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Hoover Rejuvenates GOP With Bold Challenge
Highlights of Herbert Hoover’s statement outline a revitalized Republican party beyond personal or group interests. He attacks Roosevelt administration policies, denounces centralized government, and urges defense of American principles while signaling continued campaign efforts into 1986. The report notes mixed GOP views on the strategy and predicts Hoover will press Roosevelt to defend his program.
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Detectives cited after vehicle collision in Sharpsburg
In Etna Pa March 28 two Allegheny County detectives faced disorderly conduct charges from State Highway Patrolman Weaver. Detectives Lawrence Kite and Harry Black posted 515 forfeit each for a hearing before Squire James Hemon in Sharpsburg. Weaver alleged a car driven by Kline sideswiped a machine driven by Charles Wobifell forcing it off Babcock boulevard last night.
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Senate weighs Patman bonus as work relief clashes
The Patman two million dollar currency expansion bonus bill moves into the Senate Finance Committee calendar with Democratic leaders pledging prompt action. A presidential veto is expected if approved. Debate and potential tie-in with the eight hundred million work relief bill spark opposing views on separation and timing.
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Child Deserts Mother in Murder Case In Mississippi
In Pascagoula Mississippi a 15 year old girl named Gladys Mae Kelly testified that her mother Vivian and step father Reverend Joe J Payne bound for grand jury on murder charges in the Adelbert Bywing case. The girl claimed the man was old enough to be her grandfather and denied any romance. Mrs Payne admitted shooting to avenge her daughter's honor after finding Bywing with the pair under a blanket aboard a streetcar. Payne was charged as well.
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Toledo Strikers Refuse Compromise
Toledo milk truck drivers rejected a compromise proposal for a preferential closed shop. With a 402 to 0 vote, the striked milkmen demanded an absolute closed shop, and the dispute continued into a fourth day as households faced disrupted dairy deliveries amid lingering violence from the first day of the walkout.
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Army to gain 48000 men under war department bill
House conferees agreed to a senate amendment increasing the army to 165000 men from 114750, as part of a 400 million war department appropriation. The conference report must be approved by both houses before final passage.
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Bootleg Coal Probe May Hit This District
Gov. George H. Earle to invite coal operators miners state police highway patrol and transportation officials to a conference on illegal coal mining and sales in Pennsylvania. The talks may mark a new approach after the Pinchot era and will increase surveillance and data sharing on illicit trucking and licensing. Dr R Larsen of Titusville is in the city on business.
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Senate Passes Billion-Dollar Work Relief Bill in Inflation Move
Washington March 23 The $4.8 billion work relief bill passed the Senate after two months of controversy and opposition. The measure, favored by President Roosevelt to curb direct relief in favor of work programs, included a possible $1 billion currency expansion amendment that was expected to be dropped in conference. The bill now heads to conference with House and administration backing.
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Teachers Host to Rotarians at Dinner Meeting
Corry Teachers' Association president H J Sheen announced tentative progress for a joint Teachers and Rotary Club dinner meeting Monday. Speakers include Prof Leroy Campbell director of Warren Conservatory of Music and Asch Bristow, Garland writer and former Hay Rake editor.
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Italy calls 1911 class into army amid Mussolini rally
Mussolini declares Europe must unite under steel bayonets as about 180000 men born in 1911 class are summoned for compulsory service. The call covers those not mobilized in Abyssinian crisis and delays some reassignments to preserve forces.
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Narrow Escape From Accident In Erie Street Traffic
Fortune followed by a car driven by Dr. Bled and occupied by his Erie family narrowly escaped serious damage today when the machine stopped at a light at Center and Snush streets. The front end cracked and the wheel nearly separated but a passerby warned Dr. Bled. The car was taken to a garage for repairs.
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