Launch Emergency Relief Fund Drive Seeks Thousands
The Central Committee of the Charity Relief Fund calls for a large emergency drive to sustain vet services for the poor over the coming months. Canvassers will start Thursday morning with pledge cards and workplace visits, including banks and plants, to secure laborly priced subscriptions and pro rata relief support.
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Garry
Carty Relief Fund
Vital Ward
C. S. Bentley
W. H. Mertick
L. J. Kelly
Howard Sheen
M. Howard
Worth Hammond
Milon Waller
Sidney Lalston
Harold Powell
M. L. Brown
Frank Babbill
C. M. Hengst
Melvyn
Melvyn. Nast. Fourth Ward—Theo 7. Willams, Chairman, FA. Winer, W. P. Lombard
C. Y. Willard
Ben W. Starr
Harry Auer
C.M. Howard
H. B. Manley
Relief Wund
Canvassera
Settlement by township in saved case involving dynamite injury
A Warren County case ending in settlement: Columbus Township to pay the injured boy $3 000 and his parents $750 after a dynamite cap explosion near his home. Attorneys Munn Glassman Warren and Scott Corry represented the plaintiffs. The suit had lingered for years following the boy losing an eye.
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Warren
Columbus Township
Join S
Gb, Munn
Willem I. Glassman
W. L. Peake
Walter HH
Scott
Corry
North American Bank Looted in Minneapolis heist
Machine gun robbers raided the Northwestern National Bank branch in Minneapolis and escaped with about 175000. Twenty eight employees were forced to line up as the bandits searched currency and securities. The preliminary report to the main office cites approximately 15000 in cash and 160000 in securities taken.
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Byunmen
Atinneapolis
Minn
Mar
Northwestern National Bank
Resignations of Three Teachers Accepted by Board
The Board of Education accepted the resignations of three teachers at a special meeting held in the library last evening. The term ends for Miss Claudia Smith, Mrs Thelma Sterlim Truesdale, and Miss Helen Wendall. The meeting discussed retrenchment and upcoming reorganization affecting the Junior High, with shifts in classes and combined guidance services as part of the program changes for the coming term.
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Board of Education
Cdlds
Dewey
Claudia Smith
Hoover Opposes Full Payment to Veterans
President Hoover voiced firm opposition to a much discussed bill for full payment of veterans adjusted compensation certificates, estimated at two billion dollars. He warned such legislation would undermine efforts to sustain U S government credit and said it cannot become law.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
United States
Eastern Area Recovers From Severe Storm
Flooded streams and drifting snow blocked Pennsylvania highways after a two day blizzard that killed three people. Victims were George Yarnall 60 Yatesville Andrew Marton 69 Allegheny County and William Bromley 60 Altoona. Highways departments mobilized 2000 workers as sections remained isolated and major routes closed. A separate blizzard in New England dumped heavy snow and disrupted telegraph lines trains and traffic across western Massachusetts with hundreds of poles felled but no deaths reported.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George Yarnall
Yatesville
Shenandoah
Andrew Marton
Allegheny County
William ‘Bromley
Altoona
Philadelphia
William Pes
Lancaster
Bucks County
Department of Highways
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Chambersburg
Boston
New England
Massachusetts
Northampton
Amherst
School board weighs smoking drinking by teachers
At a special meeting the Board of Education defeated a resolution by Mr Patterson to bar hiring or keeping female teachers who smoke or drink. The board instead backed enforcing contract conduct clauses for all teachers, prompting debate on teacher conduct districtwide.
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Board of Education
Patterson
Ayerton
Venungo County
Optimism Expressed by Lindbergh Negotiators In Norfolk
Norfolk, Va March 28 Negotiators report optimism in the Lindbergh kidnapping case after a half hour conference at Hopewell with Dean H Dehsym Peawack Hopeswell and other intermediaries The talks involved Curtis shipbuilder and Rear Admiral Burigge who both said no certainty about the child s return Today Rev Hi Dobson Peacock left Philadelphia Navy Yard for Norfolk to continue efforts to locate and return Charles A Lindbergh Jr
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United Press
Norpole
Maren
Lindbergh
Spharg
Dean H. Dehsym-Peawack
John H. Curtis
Focal Ship -Builder
Guy Burigge
Curtis
H. Norman Schwartakept
New Jersey
Norfolk, Va
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Norfolk
Charles A. Lindwergh
Peacock
Blueshirts Led by Priest Plan Aug Convention
Pittsburgh March 29 A million jobless in blue shirts with the jobless party insignia will meet in St Louis August 17 for the party's national convention. Father Cox said plans include candidates for president and other offices, with the Blueshirts traveling by red truck. He warned government and financial interests to meet demands or face action. Groups of 50 will be led by a captain and two lieutenants.
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St. Louis
James Cox
Pittsburgh
United Press
Willl
St Louis
Wather Jus
R. Cox
Pather Cox
Father Cox
Pitsburgh
SS Louis
Gow
Unemployed Erie Man Ends His Life
Erie Pa March 29 After firing four shots from a chosen pistol Picknor Demester R., 29, shot Wimsey through the heart in his home yesterday. Despite two years unemployment he had purchased a near automobile recently. His widow Mrs Blisner Picknor and a five year old daughter Hazel survive.
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R. Picknor
Wimsey
Pickmor
Blisner Picknor
Hazel
City reviews state plans for paving project along East Calumbus Avenue
City officials received revised state specifications for the East Calumbus Avenue paving. Mayor Benciarr said bids will be advertised after council approval next Monday. The city will interview property owners to secure damage releases for relocations.
Strawn warns of economic disaster ad dress
Silas H. Strawn president of the United States Chamber of Commerce urged a tax increase to balance the budget at a private New York event hosted by Thomas Watson. He criticized government extravagance while saying costs must be met and warned that tariffs quotas and exchange systems harming trade threaten the economy.
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Unison Press
New York
Silas H. Strawn
United States Chamber of Commerce
Strawn
Thomas Watson
Merchants Association of New York
Lease Land for Drilling Near French Creek
The Wooster, Ohio driller Bric Johnson leased approximately three quarters of the land in French Creek township for drilling. Ohio parties have secured leases across the township and nearby Clymer, fueling local excitement. Talks of test wells possibly starting around May 1st circulated but could not be confirmed. Residents in French Creek and wider areas await the outcome of the drilling with interest.
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French Creek Township
Bric Johnson
Wooster
Ohio
Clymer
French Creek
Viklly
Four Die as Burner Explodes in Lincoln Park Garage
In Detroit on March 29 four members of Oliver Stewart’s family were killed as a homemade burner exploded in their small garage home. Flames poured from windows as firefighters arrived and later found Stewart, 49, his wife Mane, and their children Mamie and Thomas, ages 3. Physicians cited suffocation. Stewart had been unemployed and was to start work at a service station that day. In Altoona, James E. O’Rourke, 58, died after slashing his throat and leaping from a window at Mercy hospital following a mental-health crisis.
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G Gnneu
Detrom
Oliver Stewart
Garege
Lincoln Park
Stewart
Mane
Mamie
Thomas
Altoona
Pay
Mercy Hospital
James E. O'Rourke
Altoons
O'Rourke
Automatic typesetter hailed as major printing advance
North Carolina inventor Buxford L. Green showcased the Sesmagraph, a proto electric typesetter that automates Linotype operation via photo electric cells and a specially designed typewriter. Publishers and experts call it the most important printing advance since the Linotype, with praise from Col Guy Wiskiniakd and A L Stockton.
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United Press
Scharloti NC Maret
Buxford L. Green
North Carolina
Sesmagraph
Guy T. Wiskiniakd
Star Company
Curtis L. Johnson
Charlotte Observer
Governor Pinchot Criticized by Treasurer Martin
Harrisburg March 29 State Treasurer Edward Martin charged that politics influenced Gov Pinchots criticism of the Martin agreement with surety companies on bonded state funds in closed Pennsylvania banks. He said the Pinchot administration did not challenge his policy of releasing securities and making the state a preferred creditor during a grave emergency and bank liquidations.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Edward Martin
Gov
Pinchot
Th Martin
Pennsylvania
Martin
Martin Sai
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed Tonight
Radio listings highlight CBS WE AF NBC and CBS networks with programs from 6:10 to 11 00 featuring Sanderaen and Gromit Musical Magazine Great Personalities and Columns Converts across WABC WEAR WEAF WZ networks with various time slots and network names.
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WABC
CBS
Tis and Down
WEAR
NBC
Sanderaen & Gromit
NBG
GES
Speaker Garner faces huge demonstration in Congress
United Press reports Speaker John Garner faced a massive protest as he urged passage of a lax bill. He left the chair to address both parties, insisting he would preside impartially and uphold the house’s duties despite the rally outside. His statements emphasized restraint and procedural fairness.
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United
Washington
John Girne
Ue House
Garner
Tie
New Budget Balancing Tax Plan Offered in Washington
The Ways and Means Committee presented a budget balancing tax plan proposing a 31/26,000,000 budget and new taxes including a stock tax, auto and jewelry levies, beverages and chewing gum, and first class postage. Garner urged increased taxes to sustain U S credit, defending a nonpartisan approach and stressing the administration’s need to restore confidence in the economy.
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United Press
Washington
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