City Council May Seek Gas Rate Cut At April Meeting
Corry officials consider petitioning the Public Service Commission for a rate reduction after other nearby gas firms cut tariffs. Mayor Miller cited regulatory momentum and recent company moves as favorable signs. A Third Ward resident urged a mass meeting of gas users to back council action.
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Glen Miller
Journal
Commission
United Natural Gas
Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Injuries Fatal To Crash Victim In Titusville
Riley E. Davidson aged 52 of near Diamond died at Titusville City Hospital ten hours after his auto was struck by a southbound Pennsylvania Railroad freight train. Wayne Davidson, 28, was seriously injured but expected to recover. An inquest at City Hall in Titusville Monday will determine if the car entered the train’s path.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Titusville
Riley E. Davidson
Diamond
Titusville City Hospital
Wayne Davidson
Way
Timeville
Davidson
Bank shortage denial by Cumberland official in Branford case
FBI reports Joni T Cunningham president of Cunningham Natural Gas confirms no involvement in the $1,300,000 Branford Bank shortage. He and co defendants facing multiple charges including fraud and use of the mail to defraud as trials proceed in Branford, Pennsylvania.
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FBI
Joni T. Cunningham
Cunningham Natural Gas Con
Branford
Athens
School Tax Board Discusses 1937 Rates Tonight
A special board meeting is set for this evening to decide if school tax rates will rise for the 1937-38 period. The discussion centers on borrowing funds to cover March obligations and potential tax reductions or a continued retrenchment program to avoid higher levies.
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Ime
Pases
Neeaset
Lie Lhe
Bouedot Bulletion
Hell
Labor Leaders to Discuss Pennsylvania Labor Program at Convention
At Harrisburg the 86th annual Pennsylvania Federation of Labor begins with 1380 unions present. Delegates will review a broad reform plan aimed at workers compensation, shortening workweeks, and limiting railroad train lengths, as Democrats control the legislature for the first time in a decade.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Federation of Laban
Mos
House
Senate
Democratic Party
Phillins
B. Limi
Poles Rise for Beaverdam District Electrification Project
Beaverdam district crews prepare to string about 40 miles of line with Five Corners as a focal point. Approximately 20 miles of poles are already in place and weather permitting, stringing and work on the large REA cooperative project in the Northwest proceed rapidly with most equipment received at Elgin. A large force is engaged on the district program.
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Beaverdam
Jrurdl
Cornera
Elgin
Northwest Rea Co
Generally Fair Forecast for Easter Parade
Generally fair weather was predicted for Easter Sunday, with temperatures likely to dip and chill the paradegoers. Meteorologist W S Brotzman forecast light snow flurries in western Pennsylvania ending by morning, with only slight relief from the two day cold wave gripping the region.
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Anten Eres
Pittsburgh
U. S
W. 8. Brotzman
Pennsylvania
Japan Rejects 1-Inch Gun Limitation Proposal
United Press reports Tokyo formally informs Britain it will not accept limits on naval guns to 1 inch calibre. Foreign Minister Nostale protests, signaling Japan’s stance loosens conditional agreement. Expectation grows that the United States will mount 18 inch guns on new battleships.
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United Press
Tokyo
Japan
Great Britain
Loung
Nostale
Robert Clive
Great Berlin
United States
France
Seek Agreement On Compromise For Court Plan
Opponents of Roosevelt's Supreme Court reorganization plan say efforts will focus on drafting a compromise constitutional amendment in weeks. Indications show strong support for a compulsory retirement at age 75 for justices, prompting talks to win approval for an alternative path. Supporters stress openness to other suggestions though no progress toward a firm amendment has occurred yet.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Freighter in Distress Near Yokohama
The Sykes brothers freighter Volunteer sent repeated distress calls as No 1 hold flooded. Position 550 miles southeast of Yokohama. Fresno City, 240 miles away, rushed to aid. Volunteer carried 2 crew of 86 under Capt J M W Geldert from New Orleans bound for Kobe Japan, departed March 10.
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United Press Shuttle
Sykes Brothers
Volunteer
Anatt
Yokohama
Fresno City
J M. W. Geldert
New Orleans
Kobe
Japan
Settlement of Strike Nears Quick End
James G. Austin reports Chrysler strike talks between John L. Lewis and Walter P. Chrysler resumed in Michigan as United Automobiles Workers push for sole collective bargaining rights. The stalemate centers on bargaining control with federal mediator James P. Dewey, with negotiations aimed to conclude before nightfall to avoid longer disruption and Easter travel.
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James G. Austin
Tted
John L. Lewis
Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler
United Automob
Goy
Frank Murphy
Committee For Industrial Organization
Amtar
Murphy
Sittering
Reese
Jeter
Flonterecs
Lewis
Chryster
James P. Dewey
Chrysby
Lewis and
Hanes
New York
Newspaper Feud Blamed for Murder in Antiras
In Antiras California on March 27 a feud between county newspapers is cited as a motive in the murder of 87 year old Pulligher Clwde McCromken. The Daily Mail and Morac Times, owned by Harry French’s family, faced rivalries as the killer scene unfolded and McCromken, dying, could not recall possible provocations.
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United Press Antiras
Calif
Ehanze
Fay Dewellmond
Pulligher
McCromken
Bermeen
Dany Newapaner
Meday Mail
Chicago Taxi Strike Ends Early After Agreement
Chicago taxicab drivers resumed work at 6 am after a three week strike that disrupted service in the Loop and briefly sparked violence. The return followed a midnight agreement with Checker and Yellow Cab officials setting terms for negotiating higher commissions, with a five day window for the drivers to return.
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United Press
Chicago
6 & My
Checker
Yellow Cab
Troop ship halted after shots near Port Veruives
A halted troop ship halted near Port Veruives after gunfire during a voyage along the Metitarviaan Coast. About 26 volunteers from Spain and other lands, including Iberian region crew, attempted to reach the vessel. Russian and Allied forces reported engagement as the ship awaited orders, with frontier forts on alert and distant diplomatic tension rising.
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United Press
Paris
Spain
Piu
Metitarviaan
Labor Parley First for FDR Back From GA
United Press dispatch describes FDR returning from Georgia to Washington as labor issues and domestic policy dominate a White House agenda. The piece notes plans to push a nationwide program, address labor relations, and press Congress on budget and civil programs amid a growing political focus.
Store Employees Strike Amid Supply Shortages
Report notes store employees walkout at MacFie Mayen and Peralta locations causing disrupted operations. The strike coincides with a revised pricing scheme and wider supply delays in AVebour where a 28 percent wage-related shift impacts staffing and customer service.
What Hollywood Will Fashion Parade Preview
Hollywood fashion parade preview from United Press notes winter show attire and star ensembles. Joan Crawford wears a natural straw bonnet with blue ribbons. Gloria Stuart in white crepe frock with fur and black hat. Claudette Colbert hosts in white jersey gown with silver cape. Maureen O'Sullivan in white tailored suit and matching topcoat. Mary Astor in gray tailored ensemble.
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Uy United Press
Hollywood
Hally S Wonterfay
Agenta
Joan Crawford
Gloria Stuart
Claudette Colbert
Leading Movie Stars in Spring Hats and Fashions
Virginia Bruce wears a sleeveless navy sheer dress with an accordion-pleated skirt and navy lace accents. Jeanette MacDonald appears in a pink silk cherry blossom print with a large leghorn hat. Myrna Loy showcases beige silk with a three-quarter coat and Kelly green hat. Olivia de Havilland models a navy sheer princess dress with a white rosebud turban. Bette Davis wears a black frock with gray accessories and a black sailor straw hat.
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Wiie Angerys
Yan Yal
Myrna. Loy
Olivia de Haviland
Bette Davia
Farm hand goes insane in Maine town
A 40 year old farm hand Harry Hillis is held under guard at Warren General Hospital after a violent mental episode last evening. Police reported he attacked livestock and damaged property in Gantt Valley Sugar Grove and nearby areas before authorities restrained him. Investigators say no further injuries occurred and Hillis remains under observation as mental health officials review his actions.
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Warren General Hospital
Harry Hillis
Gantt Valley
Maine
Sugar Grove
Nsaney Hills
Haven Peony
M42
Liwavliry
de Steoney
Warneng
Boy Narrowly Escapes Fire At Home
Lyle Joanson escaped serious harm after a lamp base cracked and the chair near his bed caught fire. Neighbors quickly extinguished the blaze, and timely discovery likely prevented tragedy at the Pic cadilla residence. The boy suffered minor smoke irritation but is recovering as authorities note the incident could have trapped him if not found promptly.
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Lyle Joanson
Tyoursilil
Unl Mra
Andrew Johnson
Af Picea
Rawk Sereen
Cent Warty
Piccadilla
Wamp
Helief
Lyle
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