Express Air Service Planned for Western Pennsylvania
Express air service will begin Monday in western Pennsylvania with two daily trips from Pittsburgh to cities including Latrobe Johnstown Altoona Tyrone Clearfield Kane Warren Corry Meadville and others. Dr. Adams of Tri State Aviation Corp said service will deliver and pick up express packages via air with truck connections within 15 miles of the airport and a Warren airport base for packages.
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Corry
Western Pennsylvania
Lytle
Adams
Tri- State Aviation Corporation
Warren Times-Mirror
All-American Aviation, Inc
Pittsburgh
Latrobe
Johnstown
Altoona-Tyrone
Clearfield
Kane
Warren
Meadville
Ol City
Butler
New Kensington
Youngsville
Sheffield
Pittsfield
Trvine
Russell
Clarendon
West Virginia
Senate debate presses extension of tenure act for schools
Senator Leo C Mundy proposes broadening tenure to include state teachers college faculty dentists medical inspectors chief medical inspectors medical directors medical supervisors and all school nurses. A separate bill backed by Franklin Spencer Farands seeks to extend terms and hear testimony April 4 at The House.
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Senate
Leo C. Mundy
Luzerne
Teachers College
Franklin Spencer Farands
Montgomery
State School Directors’ Association
Tithe House
E. Kent Kane
McKean
Jnhe Seider
Wiedel
State Police Seize All Records Tied to Warjes Administration
Philadelphia dispatch reports state police seized all records and correspondence related to the Warjes administration from the safety division of the state department of revenue. Acting on orders from Harrisburg, troopers took over the office, suspended work, and placed a guard to exclude intruders and answer phones. The safety division, created by former Gov. George H. Earle, carried out his safety campaign.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Warjes
Safety Division
State Department of Revenue
Jared
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Relief taxes approved in house vote in Harrisburg
In a decisive house ballot of 159 to 20 relief taxes were approved for six years totaling $16 million, with strong opposition aimed at the four mill levy on intangible personal property. The measure includes a 24.1 million revenue plan for the biennium and additional levies on liquor, utilities, and corporate incomes, with various vote tallies noted.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur W. James Urted
Senate
House
George H. Earls
Otter
Bank and Trust Company
Pine Grove Cemetery Directors Meeting Minutes
Pine Grove Cemetery Association directors met in adjourned session to plan the next month’s annual meeting. Finance reports showed the association in excellent condition. Vice President Olin W Bracken presided in President Ellen Simmons absence due to illness. Directors Elston Wilcox Davis Scott Leach Samuel Scott Babbitt and DeRosay attended.
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Pine Grove Cemetery
Association
Olin W. Bracken
Ellen Simmons
Hines
Messrs
Elston
Wilcox
Davis
Scott
Leach
Samuel Scott
Babbitt
DeRosay
Trained men sought for all health posts in Pittsburgh
March 29 report from Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania public health administration calls for experienced and professionally trained men. Dr Haven Emerson of Columbia University urges removal of political control to improve public health work hindered by partisan influence.
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Pittsburgh
Relief measure approved for $100 million in WPA funds
The House appropriations committee reported an additional $100 million relief bill for WPA. It cites $50 million below Roosevelt's request and offsetting savings from reduced administrative costs and unspent relief funds to support jobless aid through June. The measure faces further votes as Republicans oppose extra relief.
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United Press
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
House
Congressional
Congress
WEA
Fox Action
Republican Subcommittee
New Bills Before House Propose Local Government Reforms
Harrisburg March 29. Bills introduced in the House on the request of the state regents commission for local government include borrowing by municipalities, reestablished tax receipts requirements for voting, realignment of election districts, and a flexible yardsite for real estate tax assessment. Sen. Malery Blair chair notes the bills reflect months of work with taxpayers, property owners, county officials and municipalities.
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United Fees
Harrisburg
Senartes R. Malery
Blair
Joint Commission
Another Ambassador Without Country in Madrid Fall
The fall of Madrid and the disappearance of the Spanish Loyalist government was expected to add another ambassador without a country to the group. Spanish ambassador Fernando de los Rios, after a conference with President Roosevelt, said he had no plans to leave the embassy, stating that an ambassador doesn't make place he said, they are made for him.
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Washington
Far
Madrid
Fernando de Los Rios
Roosevelt Lnto
Dovan
Plate
Installment Tax Plan To Face Senate For Final Vote
The measure to end the installment plan for real estate taxes moves to the Senate for final approval. Sponsored by Edward J. Coleman and Robert M. Miller, the bill would set state wide treasurer sales for unpaid taxes and extend a one year leeway before non payment sales begin, with changes made in the House.
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Repiblican
Jexdera
Senate
Sens
Edward J. Coleman
Lackawanna
Robert M. Miller
Luzerne
House
Taders
Colemen-Miller
Actress Delia Bogard Slugged In Hollywood Attack
Delia Bogard 17, an up and coming film actress, was critically injured in a street assault in Hollywood early today. Police believe the same man who killed Anya Soso yeva on the Los Angeles City College campus last month may be responsible. Police, radio cars, and detectives swarmed the neighborhood as the victim was rushed to a hospital.
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United Press Hollywood
Delia Bogard
Jackie Cooper
Hollywood
Anya Soso
Yeva
Los Angeles City College
Milk Industry Probe Advances in House Approval
Harrisburg lawmakers approved a resolution calling for a full investigation of Pennsylvania's milk industry. The measure creates a seven member House Senate committee to examine production, distribution, and control within the sector, aiming to address the entire problem.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Weburn
Delaware
George B. Scarlett
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Nations move to bolster power in South America
March 29 report from Washington says Germany and Italy plan a post Madrid trade offensive in Latin America to expand economic and political influence. Argentina and Germany sign a charter trading 64 locomotives and many railway cars for 110000 tons of wheat and 8000 tons of wool, with other barter deals expected. Developments include cuts in agricultural aid, potential sugar taxes affecting Cuban agreements, and concerns over higher taxes on vegetable oils conflicting with trade accords as Senate actions loom.
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United Press
Washington
Germany
Italy
South America
Spain
Western Hemisphere
Flortscan Proniations Committee
Agrinuitive Department
Latin America
Senate
Pitt Instructor T S Rotary Club Speaker
Durie Baerts, instructor at the Pittshureh Branch, formerly athletics manager at the University of Pittshureh, spoke at the Corry Potiry Club dinner at Hotel Corey about college life and modern athletics. Twenty nine members attended, with no guests.
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Corry Potiry Club
Corey
Durie Baerts
Pele
Unniversly
Pittshureh
University of Pittshureh
Prembers
Jefferson, Ohio
Merchants Join In Sale Auction Here Thursday
Golden Rule Chik members plan a large double sale and public auction at the Erie Railroad freight station. Farmers, merchants, and residents are invited to bring items for sale with a small handling fee and free participation otherwise. Joan Hawitond, local auctioneer, will preside as bidding opens at eight o clock hoping for a strong turnout and brisk sales.
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Golden Rule Chik
Erie Railroad
Uie
Joan Hawitond
Corry
Ina Golden Rule
Consider More Bills for Taxes in Harrisburg
Uniting Press reports from Harrisburg on March 29 shows revenue-raising bills moving through the House Ways and Means Committee despite Governor James warning of vetoes. Curran proposes a one fourth cent per 16 ounces tax on soft drinks. Rosenfeld calls for a two percent levy on gross income from stocks and bonds. McVay seeks a $10 annual license fee for well drillers.
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Unites Press
Harrisburg
House
Ways and Means Committee
Arthur H. James
Treasury
Thomas C. Curran
Delaware
Samuel W. Rosenfeld
Philadelphia
Walter W. McVay
Allegheny
Crash Victims Improve After Union City Hospital
Paul Kemp of Pittsburgh and Jack Sedliack of Philadelphia were injured when their liquor truck struck a bridge headwall over French Creek at Wattsburg early Tuesday. Sedliack has a compound leg fracture and severe injuries but shows improvement. Kemp likely has a fracture. Highway patrolmen investigate the crash.
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Union City Hospital
Paul Kemp
Pittsburgh
Jack Sedlark
Philadelphia
French, Creek
Wattsburg
Sediack
Kemp
Relief clients ordered to repay state if possible
Public Assistance Secretary Howard L. Russell announced that relief clients applying for any public assistance after April 1 must acknowledge the state's claim to repayment by confessing judgment against property owned or later acquired. Bonds and instructions for post April 1 use are available at local Public Assistance Board offices.
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Public Assistance
Howard L. Russell
Public Assistance Board
Nationalists seize major Spanish cities as war ends
Madrid proclaims victory as Nationalists capture Valencia and other large towns including Barcelona Madrid Ciudad Real Cusenca Murcia Almeria Guadalajara Juen Alicante Abbecete and Cartagena. London notes Franco’s triumph reshapes Britain France plans and cautions over Mediterranean security and potential fronts against Germany and Italy.
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United Press
Madrid
Spain
Valencia
Barcelona
Ciudad Real
Cusenca
Murcia
Almeria
Guadalajara
Juen
Alicante
Abbecete
Cartagena
Britain
France
Europe
Franco
Great Britain
Jane
Nussels
Noth
Mediterranean
Say
Arvind
Attica
Linethiva
teVoys
Germany
Pyrenees
Suez
Kiwanis Club Plans Meeting Discussed By Directors
A Corry Kiwanis Club gathering last evening at Dorothy's Tea House on West Smith Street served dinner at 4 o'clock for ten directors. Attending were W. CO, president, Crawford Waoda, Philip Zalgneck, Mbert Miller, Frank VanTassel, Richard H. Ressbicher, Frank Whiteley, Diy V. V. Graham, C. Christensen and Franke T. Garvey, with J. A. Blatt absent.
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Corry Kiwanis Club
Dorothy’s
West Smith Street
W, CO
Crawford Waoda
Philip Zalgneck
Mbert Miller
Frank VanTassel
Richard H. Ressbicher
Frank Whiteley
Diy
V. W. Graham
C. Christensen
Franke T Garvey
Penn junior swallows 25 fish in stunt contest
In Philadelphia Pennsylvania Gilbert Hollandersiy a University of Pennsylvania junior took part in a quirky stunt event. He reportedly swallowed 25 fish as part of a local talent show style competition. The article notes the impromptu nature and keeps the focus on the unusual act performed in Pennsylvania.
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PENN
United Press Phu
Owas
Pennsylvania
Gilbert Hollandersiy
University of Pennsylvania
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Pine Grove Cemetery Directors’ Meeting
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