Compensation rules halt relief work in town
The emergency relief employment bureau withdrew most unemployed workers from town projects after notice of a higher compensation insurance rate. Mayor Payne ordered all but Main street sewer project workers removed, threatening full cessation if rate delays persist. The Pennyslvania rating bureau sets a $1 weekly premium per person, jeopardizing continuation of the program.
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Emsirgency Relief Employment Bureau
Chamber of Commercie
Arilev Td
John G. Payne
Bureau
Tisse
Relief Board
Yale
Pennsylvania Compensation Rating and Inspection Bureau
Hich City
Emergency Relief Employment D Bureau
Indictment for Murder in Manville NY
Manville resident 40 year old Angelo Ferrara was fatally shot near Allen and Windsor streets. An indictment accuses him of murder in the first degree and a second indictment charges possessing a dangerous weapon. Ferrara survived three days after the shooting. The suspect remains jailed awaiting May term of the Supreme Court.
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Allen
Wincor Streis
Ferrara
Primo
Aecmit
DiPrimo
Alonza GQ Huickiey Ul Brfiulo
Earthquake Letters From Inglewood Resident Detail Devastation
A letter from Miss Eleanor Amidon of Inglewood recounts a Los Angeles area earthquake causing widespread property damage in Southern California. The corrspondent describes furniture upheaval, shattered plaster, and power outages, noting the San Francisco quake era insurance hikes and the challenge of rebuilding in towns like Long Beach.
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informa_tion
California
Bu. Hopking
Eleanor Amidon
Inglewood
Calif
Miss Amidon
Jalong Ure
Hopleink
Isle- Woods
Pyler
Anit
Imiy
University of Los Ngeles
Charles Amiston
San Francisco
Long Beach
Defendant in $25,000 Suit
Drif Mar 25 Edward Hiten of 1022 Sassafras Street named defendant in a $25,000 damage suit in Wil County Court. Sarah Garrison, Ripley, N. C., seeks damages for the death of her husband Charles in a June 8, 1992, auto collision on Buffalo Road between Ripley and West Hitch. Hiten faced involuntary manslaughter and driving while intoxicated charges that were later dropped. The victim’s car was struck head on, rolled over, and he died from a fractured skull and other injuries. Garrison accuses Hiten of careless negligent driving.
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Drif
Mar
Edward
Hiten
Sassafras Street
Wile County
Sarah
Garrison
Ripley
N. C
Charles
Buffalo Road
West
Hitch
New French Envoy to Tackle Economic Issues Arrives
Washington dispatch says Andre Le Febvre de Laboulaye will arrive next month to begin discussions with the United States on economic problems. He will succeed Paul Claudel, who spoke after a conference with Secretary Hull and outlined the mission.
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Washington
Andre LeFebvre de Laboulaye
United States
Paul Claudel
Hull
Death of Young Woman Linked to Cannon Moonbrindle Case
Dunkirk reports the death of 22 year old Helen C. Cummings from cannon moonbrindle poisoning, ruled an action by the deceased. Daughter of the late Mev and Mrs. Thane J. Cummings, she had lived as a recluse after her parents were killed in a freight accident on December 24, 1926. Her father was a prominent attorney and local bar member who left about $150,000 to his daughter before his death two weeks later. The body was moved to the W. H. Brophy funeral home after authorities concluded the death was self-inflicted.
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Dunkirk
Helen C. Cummings
Buliigiva
Vermont
W. H. Brophy
Fourth Street
Miss Cummings
Mev
Thane
J. Cummings
Vemont
Northarn Chautauqua County Bar Associaton
Tefl
Eglate
Radio Station in Erie to Stop Broadcasting This Week
Erie station WERE plans to discontinue broadcasting by week’s end. Owner Leo Omelian, returning from Washington, said officials of the Federal Radio Commission advised a new license effort was unlikely, and operation would cease soon with closure after this week. The duration of the shutdown remained undetermined.
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Leo Omelian
Washington
Edteral Radio Commission
Cmelian
U P SURVEY REPORTS BUSINESS PICKUP ACROSS NATION
A wide survey notes rising employment and production in multiple sectors. Shifts include shoe workers in Massachusetts, sugar production in Vermont, and construction on the Golden Gate and San Francisco Bay bridges creating thousands of jobs. Major firms report increased orders and wage hikes, with regions like Cleveland, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Texas seeing notable activity.
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Tage One Shuvietol
Havernil
Mass
Vermont Sugar Ponsom
San Francisco
Golden Gate
San Franciseo Bay
Chicago
Asta
Cleveland
Tool and Die Makerse
Westinghouse
Cleveland Steel Provincts
Tipath
Fisher Body
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Sted Wark
Dilosisulyal River
Mountain Valley Goat Company
Pennsylvania
Hansay City
Marvine
Coalbrook
Americas
Garagon Mills
Conroe
Texas
Houston
Way Jet
Henver
Presna
Calif
Gale Hill
Pennsylvant
Dutcoit
LO Sol
Abiskegen
Mich
Har
Franklin school board ends contracts of all teachers
The Franklin school board voted to terminate all teachers' contracts at the end of the current school year to offer new contracts likely with salary reductions. Existing contracts under continuing contract law run year to year unless 60 days notice is given. they can be revoked only for specified reasons.
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Brankein
Mar
Franlin
Franklin
Banks Granted Limited Restart for Conservators Banks
Washington March 28 Banks in the Federal Reserve system now under conservators or state authorities were allowed by Secretary of Treasury Weedin to resume limited operations. The Treasury order grants wide discretionary powers to permit reopens on a withdrawal basis, signaling a cautious restart of banking activity across the country.
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United Prize
Washington
Federal Reserve System
Secretary of Treasury
Weedin
Order of the Treasury
Hospital to Get $30000 in Local Probate Notes
A 1910 style probate notice lists Olean area heirs and bequests led by Olean General Hospital receiving 30000 and the Wester New York Society for Protection of Home and Dependent Children at 10000. It notes residuary estate to nephews and nieces and marks George M. Bridgman elected to his 50th consecutive one year term as Hanover town clerk.
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Litpld Valley
Cattaraugus County
Zutels Gourt
Harold
K. Congdon
Melville
Tontett
Olean
Prederick Whouse
Myra ‘the Smith
Margaret Pierce
Hieus
May Mallatt
Tan Follett
Dora Vinton
Grate’ Bronald
Hanover
N. Ho
George M. Bridgman
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