School Tax Increase Inevitable in Corry District
Corry taxpayers face a 1936 tax hike through a three mill levy to cover teacher salaries and district obligations. The board discussed borrowing $13,000 from the National Bank of Corry and arranging a two-year repayment plan, with options including a 20-day note or external loans to meet anticipated expenses for the 1985-86 budget. The discussion continued with officials and bank representatives to avert financial strain.
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Board of Education
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Dnance
Uke
National Bank of Corry
Hue
National Bank
Dente Millage
Settle County 1935 Tax Deadlines Highlighted
Delinquent state and county taxpayers in Corry are urged to settle their 1935 assessments before May 1 to avoid added costs. Erie officials report several properties were returned after a final settlement by Tax Collector Frank E. Westley with county commissioners.
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Corry
Frank E. Westley
Erie
Westley
T Hie
Emergency State Aid Denied to Corry School District
A report from Dr. Lester Ade state superintendent of public instruction says Corry school district does not qualify for further emergency aid after a financial survey. Officials note the district may issue bonds against delinquent taxes to cover current deficits, a move likely needed before any new aid.
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Corry Senoal
Lester Ade
Susa
Direttore
Ade
Italy Celebrates Mil Air Force Anniversary Parade
Rome reports Italy marked the 13th anniversary of its military air force with a Littoria airfield ceremony. Sixty new long range bombers, each able to carry tons of explosives at 250 mph, featured in the event. Premier Mussolini, with Hungary’s Prime Minister Julius Gomhoes, reviewed a flyover of 350 bombing planes.
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United Press
Rome
Littoria Airfield
Lollay
Indg Renge
Benito Mussolini
Juttua Goomhoes
Fhungary
Allays Fear Over P T A Contacts in City Schools
City teachers reportedly feared P T A conference actions but Roscoe Dearing and Henton report parents and staff had productive talks. Recommendations include more spelling and arithmetic instruction, separate grades when feasible, curtail overfull curricula, and simpler milk fund entertainment. Parents praise two First Ward buildings and renewals. Junior building outreach by Shoop and Dr. Bennett continues.
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Board of Education
Roscoe Dearing
Henton
Dearing
First Ward
Shoop
Bennett
Mussolini balks at Rhineland talks over league penalties
The Daily Mail reports in London that Benito Mussolini told British officials he would not join Rhineland crisis talks unless League penalties against Italy are dropped. The informal stance signals tension between Italy and Britain over European security measures as tensions rise.
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United Press
London
Benito Mussolini
Rhineland
Italy
Daily Mail
Markets at a Glance In dull trading session
United Press reports irregular activity across markets with bonds and curb trading quiet to irregular. Chicago stocks show uneven moves while cotton remains weak and wheat gains. Call money sits near 1 percent with the French franc below gold but above the low. rubber activity is moderate with a fall in futures.
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United Press
Chicago
John
Hitler's Reichstag Poll Drives Berlin Propaganda Push
Berlin campaigns surge as Hitler seeks overwhelming Nazi support in the Reichstag vote. Posters flood streets, radios blast speeches, and taxis display pro Nazi messages while voters face a one party ballot designed to show foreign nations widespread approval of re militarization and Versailles axing policies.
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Hitler
Coleogne
Rhineland
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Reichstag
Yessel
League of Nations
Green paints gloom of unemployment in February
President of the American Federation of Labor William Green forecast heavy taxation to support the unemployed unless a determined work program is launched. He reported 12,550,000 jobless in February, with industry not signifying reemployment. February unemployment fell 96,000 from January, but January’s rise offset the gain. the year’s February figure improves 214,000 versus 1994.
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Washington
Wm. Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Democrats 3 to 1 in special enrollment report
A city registration session saw 93 people enroll for the Spring primary with Democrats 3 to 1 over Republicans. Registrars Waller Ellis and Edward Kinley, at the Municipal Building, stayed through evening to assist unregistered voters and those changing party or moving residence.
Floodwaters Recede as District Faces Widespread Flooding
Floods retreat from Warren area as Allegheny and Conewango creeks fall after swelling to six inches, while Route 6 reopens later today. Residents evacuated basements on Wile Street Franklin and many roads remain flooded. Pumpers patrol Oil City and Meadville reports indicate falling French Creek after inundating highways and a railroad branch.
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Warren
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Wile Street
Franklin
Oil City
Seneca Street
Meadville
Erie Railroad
Titusville
Flood toll rises to eighty dead in state wide floods
Harrisburg March 28. More than 60 drownings and 2822 injuries were reported as swollen streams left their banks in 40 counties. Governor Earle's flood relief committee released first official estimates from Col. Augustine Janeway. Casualties exclude deaths from exposure and related causes.
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Mar
Menty
Earle
Augustine Janeway
Officer cited for court martial in Williamsport incident
Piney Grove officer Thomas Tain of Co. K 100th Infantry faces a court martial after alleged actions during a night disturbance in Williamsport. Governor Hayle said Captain Lynn led National Guardsmen on duty in Williamsport as 7000 guardsmen patrolled the area after the incident.
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Pi. Moor
Thomas Tain
Wile Eginsport
Co. K,00th Infantry
Penneyvania
Sibel
Becanon
Hayle
Caplin Lynn
Hin Hoo Jesus
Wallhamapath
Tarte
Corry Music Group Takes Four First Awards In Contests
Corry High School’s concert group swept four first places and added two seconds in Ene county musical contests at Strong Vincent High School. Corry girls’ chorus claimed honors defeating North East, with Iria Bike Peckwith Dorotha Mae Rick ers Louise Whiteley Alberta McElroy unopposed in their events. Other winners included Wilma Paulson for cornet and a Harborcreek student for piano. Wesleyville’s absence left Corry with three uncontested firsts. Winners advance to regional finals at Greenville on April 8 and 9, then state finals. In Cincinnati floods left about 13,500 people in relief units.
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Bike Peckwith
Dorotha Mae Rickers
Louise Whiteley
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Stuent
Wilma Paulson
Harborcreek
Dorothea Brackmayn
Garry
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North Hust
Harbrcreek
Alinion
Lawrence Park
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Greenville
Sth
Slaying of Metro Seminar Prompts Wide Theory Probe
Police have yet to crack the murder of Metro Seminaris owner of the Brokenstray Airport filling station and restaurant. State and Warren county authorities pursue about a dozen theories as they await B. Miller prints and a police report. An inquest jury from Youngsville and local officials prepare to hear funeral and burial arrangements.
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Walter Stephenson
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Newgreen
Engstrom
W. Proper
Herbert J. Maasz
Uate
Seminar
Willie
Pitlafield
Youths Arrest Solves Baffling Chicago Murder
Chicago detectives eased a baffling case by detaining four youths who confessed to killing Dr. Silber G. Peacock during a robbery for 26 dollars. Emil Beck, 19, collapsed after admitting his role. Durland Nash, Robert Goattin, 17, and others were held. Police said the method matched a broader pattern harming physicians, with potential connections to nearly 200 holdups.
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United Press
Chicago
Silber G. Peacock
Emil Beck
Durland Nash
Robert Goattin
Michael Livingston
Dr. Peacock
North Side
Harry O'Connell
Meadville Launches Housing Project Funding and First House Start
Meadville launches a $1.1 million housing project under the Meadville Launches Housing Project fund led by LIt Steneman. Work begins next week on the first house of the SORMDster program with 202 houses and 173 garages planned. The mortgage is to be retired in 30 yearly installments, with principal and interest guaranteed by the Federal Housing Corporation. The Pennsylvania Workmen's Insurance Board delivered a $500,000 check to Meadville officials. The project will use 300,000 from the corporation and 4 percent interest on an $800,000 loan, with Hakemant Harria ge of New York handling construction.
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Meadville , Housing Corporation
Pennsylvania Workmen's Insurance Board
Meadville
LIt+ Steneman fund
Federal Housing Corporation
Meadville Corporation
18 Corporation
Hakemant Harriage
New York
Workmen's Insurance
Claim Former Convict Admits Kidnaping Babe
New York March 28 The Lindbergh kidnaping case rumor mill gains momentum as a new suspect emerges while New Jersey officials deny involvement A purported custody under surveillance is reported but not confirmed by authorities Involved parties include unnamed New Jersey officials and media outlets pursuing the story
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New Jersey
Ani
Gars
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Charlea
Lindbergh, Jr
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Sourland Mountaing
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Trenton
Hauptmann Hearing Set After New York Visit
Trenton New Jersey Mur 28 Intercession reports Hauptmann will face state court Monday for clemency hearing before the electric chair. A New York visitis rumor claims Hauptmann confessed and knew nothing of a new suspect while possibly held in New Jersey. board may deny clemency.
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Trenton
N. J. Mur
Guy Harold Hoffman
Bria
Richard Hauptmann
State Court of Parton
Convistes Lingbergh
New York
Heaplimann
Hauptmann
Chattanooga Floods Threaten City and North Alabama
United Press reports the Tennessee River flooded residential streets in Chattanooga and overflowed lowland areas of northern Alabama. The rapid rise risked widespread property damage and potential disaster, prompting emergency precautions.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Mar
Tennessee
Chattanoogi
North Alabama
Flood Crest Passes Chicago and Regions
Flood crest passes Chicago as lowland residents in five states brace for possible evacuation. Ohio and Mississippi rivers have risen beyond banks, prompting swift action and widespread concern across river communities and surrounding towns.
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Chicago
Ohio
Mississippi
Haile Selassie Targeted As Bombings Hit Quorum
Italian planes dropped over 4,000 bombs at Quorum in an attempt to kill Emperor Haile Selassie, reports from Aidis Albaba relay a Telegraph correspondent. The raid underscores the intensified attacks surrounding Haile Selassie’s forces and the Ethiopian capital.
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