Pittman Eyes Trade Pact as Step Toward Soviet Recognition
United States Senator Pittman chairing the foreign relations committee says a commercial treaty with Soviet Russia should precede any decision on recognition. He notes possible benefits in trade and warns against hasty recognition, emphasizing language to curb anti United States propaganda and to protect U.S. institutions. He adds that current U.S.–Soviet relations are friendlier than they would be after abrupt recognition and withdrawal.
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United Press
Washington
Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Liter Press Today
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Alaska
Canadian Northwest
Nome
Senate
Soviet Russia
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
United State
Soviet Union
Kline Escapes Jail Sentence But Loses Post
Pittsburgh mayor Charles H. Kline had his prison term set aside by Judge Thomas D. Winlalter. The judge ordered Kline removed from office and fined $5,000 after prior malfeasance charges. A Pittsburgh city commission was to decide the mayor’s status next.
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Charles H. Kline
Pittsburgh
United Press
Philadelphia
Udge
Thomas D. Winlalter
Kludge
Andrew T. Park
Allagheny County
Andrew G. Coll
Bint Coll
Kline
Pittebulels
Pinletter
Jali
Tron
Japan Withdraws From League of Nations
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan’s government issued a proclamation and an imperial rescript announcing a resignation from the League of Nations. It states Japan’s policy is to insure peace in the Orient and contribute to world peace. The notice was sent to Sir Eric Drummond at Geneva. Continued on page six.
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Miles W. Vaughn
United Press
Tokio
Mar
Hirohito
API
League of Nations
Yasuyu Uch
Eric Drummond
The
League
Geneva
Japan
World Association
Interest on Savings Accounts Reduced by Banks
Gil Guy reports a 1 to 3 percent decline in savings account interest across the City of Tiusville and nearby Erie area banks. The reduction takes effect April 1, with notices issued by the financial institutions. Banks in the district have already been reducing rates or considering cuts in recent months.
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Gil Guy
Tusville Today
Financial Institutions Today
Erie
Simiay
Ben
Ickes to Confer With Oil Producers on Production Limits
Secretary Ickes met with 13 states and about 200 producers to discuss a production regulation plan aimed at preserving profits for producers. California delegates balked, and the California Independent Petroleum Association criticized the session as favoring major companies. Ickes offered no formal plan but hoped for consensus to reduce production and sustain marketable profits as surplus threats linger.
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Man
Secretary of Interior
Teles
California
Mentins
Ai Mic
John X. Hiliol
Pedodelig Association of
American Petroleum Institute
J. Edward Jones
Latoon
Kentucky
Ickes
Heould
Bloodhounds Trail Two Black Slay Suspects in Houston
In Houston on March 27 a search for two Black suspects followed the fatal shooting of William W Porch Jr 25 and assault on Misa Adele Torian 24. Officers were ordered to shoot on sight as the pair fled from a Pontiac east of the city after midnight. The victims, from prominent families, were attacked in a car and dragged into woods. A posse tracked the suspects toward Port Bend before they vanished into nearby woods.
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Houston
Tex
William W. Porch, Jr
Misa Adele Torian
Tariah
Pegro
Porch
Port Bend
13 Dead After Plane Crashes Into Two Homes
Oakland Calif March 27 A Warne Speed Lines airliner crashed burning into two houses in a rain shrouded district between Hayward and San Leandro killing 19 aboard and at least 12 victims on the ground in a disaster that leveled the structures. Pilot Noel Evans tried an emergency maneuver to Oakland airport as residents watched flames wipe out families including Layelle Miller Herman Brown and Joe Arisa with extended kin.
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Oakland
Calif
Department of Commsrent
Warne Speed Lines
Orchard Grove
Ata
Noel B
Little Jankie) Evans
Layelle Miller
Herman L. Brown
Los Angeles
Evans
Hayward
San Leandro
Joe Arisa
Credit Union to Hold Meeting in Corry on April 18
The Corry Credit Exchange plans its annual meeting Thursday evening April 18 with election of new directors and discussion of next year’s program. President Theo B. Williams will not seek re election, and officers will be chosen by the new board for the ensuing year. Various activities for the next seven months will be considered by members.
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Plains
Corry Credit Fixcanel
Theo B. Williams
Exchange
Ister
Elec
Williams
Credit Exchange
PLAN BOYCOTT CURB ON JEWS OFFICES HELD IN GERMANY
United Press report from Erle Keys eries describes Nazi planned retaliation against perceived at rocity propaganda abroad. The campaign targets Jewish goods shops and limits from university access to Jewish students while trimming licenses for Jewish doctors. The measures follow Hitler Goebbels talks in Berchtesgaden as pressure mounts to purge Jews from influential positions.
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Erie Keyser
United Press
Emblin
Mbr
Germany
Gavi Tayvers
Curtin
Berchtesgiulub
Bavariaian Alps
Adolf Hitler
Paul Goebbels
Berlin
Serminy
Beast Hanfstaeng
Die Fnrekei
Shanveller
Hitler
Salary cuts eyed for Alupa workers in state plan
Harrisburg March 27 A proposed salary reduction for all state employees gains attention after Governor Pinchot signals public support for cuts. He would forgo 10 percent of his 1800 annual pay and favors a 10 percent cut for salaries above 1200 while a 20 percent cut on salaries over 750 is debated. No exceptions for legislative and judicial branches planned.
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United Press
Harrissurg
Pirachot
Plachot
Pennsyl
Vania
Pinchot
Postmistress Helen Chaffee Dies in Wesleyville
Helen Chaffee widow of William Chaffee died at her Wesleyville home Saturday evening. John T Hoenes, a Wesleyville youth, has been recommended by Congressman Charles W. Crosby for acting postmaster with term endorsement from Home County Democratic leaders.
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Helen Chaffee
Kidnapped Boy Safe at Home After Week in Captivity
Peter Myers, 13, was rescued and reunited with his parents in Masury Ohio after being held by kidnapers a full week. Myers acted with the kidnapper’s contact in Youngstown and met an agent who drove him blindfolded to the hiding spot. The boy described being kept in a bedroom and fed through a door. He could not name the house or location.
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United Press
Masury
Peter Myes
Kennapers
Myers
Youngstown
Peter
Tax Returns Due By April First At Municipal Building
Business owners may get help with sales tax returns at the Municipal building this Thursday. W H Kimball of Meadvill s, an agent for the department of revenue, will be in the city to receive the tax and assist in preparing the returns. Tax must be paid before April first to avoid penalties.
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W. H. Kimball
Meadvills
Department of Revenue
Plan for World Economic Policy Conference Preparations
Washington March 27 further preparations for the world economic conference and adjustment of the British war debt to the United States were discussed today in a session between Secretary of State Cordell Hull and Sir Ronald Lindsay the British ambassador.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Cordell Hull
Ronald Lindsay
Roosevelt Reforestation Plan Cleared by Senate Panel
Senate labor committee unanimously approved Roosevelt's reforestation unemployment relief plan authorizing about 250000 men under the president's rules and pay. Committee aims for swift action, with details on administration cost and $1-a-day rate trimmed from the bill. Unspent public work funds may back the plan, while work would target the public domain and state lands via contracts.
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Labor Committee
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Waleh
Lnbor
Civilian Conservaion Corps
Miss Van Tassel Remembered as Longtime Corry Teacher
Miss Matte J Van Tassel a Corry Public Schools teacher for 32 years died at Corry hospital at 8 40 last evening after emergency appendectomy March 14. Born in Columbus Pa she lived in Corry most of her life and taught primary grades forty years. Services will be held from her home 37 By Frederick Street Wednesday at 2 30 with interment at David Gutta cemetery Columbus.
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Corry
Lnway
Orelock
VanTassel
Columbus
Sylvester Sid Melissa Baker VanTassel
Miss VanTassel
Junley High School
Dewey
Mies Van‘Tassat Hwa
Nll
Slater
FE Glencon
Frederick Street
Ofelock
David Gutta
Colienbya
Schedule aims to cut gas rates in Northwestern Pa towns
A long running gas rate dispute involving Cory, Br ie, and Warren heads toward a PSC meeting Tuesday at 9 30 AM. Pennsylvania Gas Company proposes rate reductions and readjustments to be reviewed by City Solicitor Blaine Kincaid, with Erie and Warren represented by their counsel. A final decision hinges on council approval and possible public release after the meeting. The case has dragged since 1924 with a 55 cent per thousand cubic feet rate.
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Corry
Brie Am Warren
Olman
Harfieburg
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Ube Service Commission
Blaine Kincaid
Carry
Harrisburg
Erie
Baward Murphy
Warren
Tuvetay
The
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Kincaid
Louis Tevell
BOS. C
Pennsylvania Gas Comparty
Tomornuw
Public Service Commission
Countcil
Municipal Commission
Cory
Brie
Villes
Ememd
Uhe
Ronshmers
Pinchot Beer Control Bill Drafted in Harrisburg
United Press reports Governor Pinchot pushing a beer control measure to remove saloon influence from politics. The plan, agreed by wet and dry factions in morning talks, aims to curb control of beer and avoid political entanglements, with a bill likely to be introduced promptly for the legislature.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
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