Board Will Consider Erection New Third Ward School
Former Secretary to Congressman Shreve Killed-CWA Projects May Be Resumed Monday Labor's Choice in Auto Arbitration Richard Byrd This is Richard Byrd of Pontiac Mitch who has been nominated by Injon Tabor as the Tabor representative of the arbitration board set up by President Roosevelt under the automobile strike. The board will be permanent and will have full authority over disputes between workers and employers in the automobile industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreve
Richard Byrd
Pontiac
Mitch
Injon Tabor
Tabor
Hoosevelt
Board Tonight Likely To Consider New Washington Elementary
The Board of Education may discuss a planned addition at Washington Elementary School in the Third Ward at a special meeting tonight. Some members oppose the project, while backers cite possible PWA aid for up to thirty percent of costs. Consideration may include staffing for 1934 35 and salary matters, with budget items and drafting of the county budget also on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Third Ward
Board of Education
Public Works Administration
PWA
CWA Work Rush Resumes in New State Relief Setup
Erie county CWA projects will halt Friday and Saturday and resume Monday under the new work division of the state emergency relief administration. About 2,650 men will return to payrolls Monday as Arthur Vicary remains administrator. The program began December 1 with nearly 9,000 workers on the payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New “Works Division
CWA
A. C. Vicary
Harrisburg
GWA
Erie County
State Emergency Relief Hoard
Arthur C. Vicary
Crash Victim William Sheridan Of Harborcreek
William T. Sheridan assistant chief at the United States Veterans Administration Pittsburgh was killed when his Westbound car collided with an eastbound trolley driven by David Edwards. Sheridan died at South Side Hospital from a crushed head and broken left leg. The trolley suffered window damage and front-end harm. no other passengers were seriously injured. Sheridan, a George Washington University graduate and former secretary to Congressman Mitton Shreve, came to Pittsburgh in 1924 to work at the Veterans Administration Bureau and was named assistant chief four years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Mar
Wwiliam T. Sheridan
Altrey
United States Veterans Administration
Lebanon
Sistet Rar
Sheridan
George~ews University
Mitton Shreve
Erie County
Veterans Administration Bureau
John S. Sheridan
Harbor Creek
Page Marties
Margaret Beilman
Washington, D
Vincent A. Baldeul
Veterans Administration
Beliegad Sheridan
Baldaut
Trier & Hat
Phillips Favored. Opponents Volatile in Governor Race
United Press reports Butler's Thomas W. Phillips Jr says the sixteen Republican candidates for governor give voters choice. He cautions the state committee not to prune contenders to a single favored option, likening overbearing action to a rose grown in a hothouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Butuar
Thomas W. Phillips, Jr
Butler
Phillips
Republican State Committee
Republican Sandistes
Employment shows increase in February in United States
March 28 report from the American Federation of Labor notes the first February increase since a downturn, with more than 350,000 workers returning to jobs. The gain did not offset an estimated drop of 920,000 federal workers. A separate item mentions a carved altar and shrine details by artist Bilwayll J. Marceau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
United States
American Federation of Labor
Eigil Works Administration
Lawrence, Maze
Descri Hency
Laurence
A. Totte
Gevated
Figee
London statues under care of works office
Nearly ninety statues in London are under the care of the office of works. Sharp doxen men find constant employment in looking after them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Office of Works
The Governor Explains Harrisburg Highway Safety Drive
Gifford Pinchot presents a stern summary of Pennsylvania highway crashes since 1928, citing 250000 accidents and 11800 deaths, with 226000 injuries and $31 million in property damage. He notes 20 percent early-year increases, urges the Insurance and licensing laws, and urges drivers to remember the slogan take time to be safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Division of Safety
Phelieve
Governor's Committee On
Electrification program under way on Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia March 28 1935 the huge electrification program of the Pennsylvania Railroad under the Public Works Administration is in full swing today with 3000 former employees back at work orders for materials and supplies totaling over 9 million dollars placed since February officials estimate 100 industries will benefit indirectly peak reemployment to be reached in June when 8000 furloughed men will be working again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mar
Pennsylvania Palioad
Maencell
Public Works Administration
Worl
Roosevelt Heads 10 Day Tropical Cruise From Washington
President Roosevelt arrived in Jacksonvill y by rain from Washington at 9 20 p m to board the yacht Nourmahal for a ten day tropical cruise. He appeared cheerful as he contemplated leaving the caves of office behind for his departure on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Jacksonvilly
Pla. Mar
Roosevelt
Washington
Nourmahal Tor
Bagle
Steel pay boost to raise wages for thousands in Steel City
A Pittsburgh area wage boost affects more than 70 000 workers across five major firms Jones and Laughlin National Steel Republic Steel Wheeling Steel and Corrigan McKinney with Corrigan McKinney first to announce. If general, about 130 000 workers in the district will gain and weekly payroll could rise by roughly 200 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones and Laughlin
National Steel
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown, O
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Corrigan-McKinney Company
Mereland
Pittsburgh
Shannon for Governor Campaign Plan Grows in Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg on March 27 a group of supporters announced Shammon for governor clubs across Pennsylvania to back Lieutenant Governor Edward C. Shannon. They outlined plans to organize congressional district efforts and began forming a statewide Shannon for Governor group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Edward C. Shannon
Haiti President Vincent Arrives in New York for U.S. Visit
President Vincent Stenio Vincent of Haiti arrives in New York aboard a ship and is greeted by a delegation of U.S. and Haitian officials. The arrival marks the start of his official visit to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Stenio Vincent
Republic of Haiti
New York City
United States
Haitiin
Two youths injured in autos crash in Bucyrus
In Bucyrus Ohio on March 23 two youths named Howard and James Waldron sons of Thomas Waldron executive director of the Trenton Times were injured in a night automobile collision. Both are in hospital with severe cuts and James suffered a possible fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Bares Co Ae Bucyrus
Prenton
Howard
James Waldron
Thomas Waldron
The
Trenton
N. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board of
Edcation
Florida
Ells
Nowe
Vincent Astor
Nourmahal
Weel
Jacksonville
Pla
W.L. Sheridan
Harborcreek
U. 5 Veterans’ Administration
Gifford Pinchot
STEEL
Bunisteads Wormsyrup Orgehitiren
Angel
Bigectiona
Ace Foluwweds
BAIS
Demalte Gearatty
Ava Eniemous
Atera
Vuorhées
M. D
Philadelobis
Keister
Keister’s
Rei Drug Store
Brite
Oyater Stew
Ibe
Shannon
Haiti
U. S
Citizens National Bank
BANK
Member
Federal Reserve System
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!