Archduke Werd Ferdinand among those to be imprisoned by Nazis
Fragmented report notes Archduke Josef Werdinand Hapsburg head of the Hapsburg Tuscany line among those slated for Nazi detention in Austria. Arrests are said to number thousands amid broader upheaval as crowds in Mexico celebrate expropriation of foreign oil. Meanwhile a mother mourns Charlotte 18 who died in a forced act, while Donald Carroll 16 is held for allegedly failing to act.
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Archduke Josef Werdinand
Hapsburg
Hapsburg- Tuscany
Austria
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico City
Cardenas
Charlotte
Mia
Bred Matthiesen
New York City
Donald Carroll
Relief load in Erie County rising again
March 28 Erie County reports an uptick in direct relief for the week ending March 19 marking the first increase since December 25 1987. The count shows 2159 cases and 4611 persons on relief, with 128 new authorizations and 120 removals from rolls. Unemployment compensation reduced 23 cases affecting 102 people.
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TRAE
Arie
Ine
Erie County Office
WPA
Harrieburg
C. J. White
Erie County
Inmate at Erie County Home Ends Life in Suicide
Caanes Woodcock, 66, inmate at the Erie County Home in Girard, died by cutting his throat with a razor Monday morning after failing to appear for breakfast. He was found in his room by fellow inmates and the superintendent was notified. Survived by sister Mrs Felix Micott of Worcester, Mass. Body moved to Edward A Wood funeral home. funeral arrangements pending.
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Erin
Mar
Worcester
Mass
Edward A. Wood
Stray bullet misses Erie family at Voorhis home
May 29 Mrs Harry Voorhis and family were in the dining room at 128 Kruger Avenue when a bullet pierced a window and lodged in the wall. A man arrested nearby faced a charge of malicious mischief before Alderman George Branbender.
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Saib
Harry Voorhis
Council to decide on intake traps Monday
City Council will decide next Monday evening whether to approve storm control construction at the Me sewer intake on Seneca Street, paving the way for work. The WPA has revised figures and returned the project for final approval, with an initial conference last night deferring action until the regular meeting. costs exceed 50000 and bond funds of 12000 are limited, making action this year unlikely. If Cornell approves, the project may be submitted to the WPA for final funding.
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City Councl
Seneca Street
Works Progress Administration
Erie
Mtnileinal
Cornell
WPA
Licensing Outside Bread Trucks Sought by City Council
Corry city officials discuss licensing outside bread truck operators who canvass home to home, underscoring damage to local firms. Council may pursue authority similar to nearby towns, with Councilman Weaver proposing taxing outside workers who spend wages elsewhere while Corry locals remain jobless.
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Fred J. Weaver
Former Buffalo Mayor George J. Zimmermann Seriously Ill
IBUPMALO March 29 In Buffalo George J Zimmermann former mayor lies seriously ill at his home on 414 Porter Avenue with a heart ailment. Legal moves to dismiss an indictment against him linked to Buffalo Sewer Authority activities were postponed in supreme court until tomorrow morning. His condition prompted by doctors to permit visitors at present lodging.
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Ibupmalo
George J. Zimmermann
Porter Avenue
Buffalo Sewer Authority
Supreme Court
Dief
Saa
Aes
City seeks walkers for WPA concrete and brick walk projects
Applications are invited for sidewalk construction under the Works Progress Administration. City engineer offices request all residents desirous of new concrete or brick walks to register immediately so the project can be prepared for WPA presentation.
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Works Progress Administration
McKee Shift to North East Project
George McKee, who has led the storm sewer work, will move to the Bulldam project at North West. Frank Miller of Exxon Road may replace him as general foreman to finish the focal construction. McKee was expected to return to North East after John Carney’s resignation, with a possible start within days. Edward Harrington, who supervised before McKee, cannot return due to health. Sidewalk work under the old program is not set until late April, weather permitting.
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George McKee
North West
Frank Miller
Exmond Road
McKee
North East
John Carney
Hepler
Mclfee
Edward Harrington
Melee
Inmates Return to County Jail to Finish Terms
Erie inmates at Western penitentiary including a convicted murderer will be returned to the county prison to complete sentences due to crowded conditions. Eight more prisoners are expected later. Richan Hinz and Clarence Schell were to be transferred. Hinz was jailed for murder of Wesleyville gas station attendant James Massing in 1931 to serve from eight to 16 years. Schell has served since 1936 for larceny.
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Erie
Erie County
Western Penitentiary
Pris
Progressive Republican Club Reopens After Reorganization
The Progressive Republican Club on Route 6 near Mac's Inn announces reorganization with new officers led by Perry M Nichols as president Patsy Nott as vice president Foret L Keister as secretary and Arthur Jartison as treasurer. A trustees board includes Alvin Smith Harry Miller and Jan Pram Chichester. A meeting is set for Monday to finalize operations and expand membership as the club plans to reopen late this week with Arthur Jackson scheduled as steward and a refined dinner service at the inn.
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Progressive Republican Club
Mac'snn
Route 6
The
Elithyans
Perry M. ‘Nichols
Patsy Nott
Foret L. Keister
Arthur Jartison
Tewsteey Incltus
Alvin Senith
Harry Miller Jan Pram
Chichester
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Wil Gene Bradstreet
San Francisco
Army and Navy Club
Ann Cooper
Archduke Josef Ferdinand
Vienna
Fred Matthiesen
Gena Bradstreet Tee
County Home
Buffalo
Humming Bird
Frankc, Chapin & Sons
McKee Wit
Sitf
Arthur Jackson
Jeeo
Ade
Dxi
London
Root’s Furniture Store
Corry, Pa
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