Roosevelt Aims As Allies Gird For Nazi Move
Reports from Warm Springs and Washington indicate President Roosevelt monitors German threats as Hitler widens aims beyond Europe. Public aides say the administration fears a broader program of aggression affecting the Americas and Africa, with Roosevelts calls to state departments and embassies abroad.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Warm Springs
White House
Roogeyett
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Europe
Africa
Americas
Roosevelt
Poland
State Department
U.S
Reich
Near East
Far East
Afrans
Romania
Hundreds of Fish Die in Clymer Pond After Dam Release
Sportsmen in Clymer and nearby Ware report hundreds of fish killed when dam boards were lowered shrinking the pond water level and leaving a large school of fish stranded. They appealed to Albany conservation authorities to stop a recurrence, as bass and bullheads, three to five pounds, are noted among the losses.
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Clymer
Ware
Albany
Condition of Staples Edited After Injury in Waterford Crash
The report notes James Staples, 25, remains under care at St Vincent's Hospital after a car crash near Waterford last week. He sustained head injuries, severe lacerations, and bruises but is described as in good condition today. Fellow injured driver Albert Sweet, 35, of Curry, was able to assist others at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Staples
Staples
Waterford
St. Vincent's Hospital
Frie
Albert ‘Sweet
Curry
Erie uuSddys
House rejects Roosevelt relief proposal to fund
The house voted 205 to 165 against giving the president the full 150 million dollars in additional relief funds. The decision followed cheers for eliminating WPA "foolishness" as United Press reports from Washington.
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Roosevelt
United Press
Washington
The
House
Subway Train Collision Injures Dozens in Queens
In New York City a pair of city operated independent subway trains collided in Astoria Queens during the Homegoing rush hour. Fifteen injuries were reported, with many passengers stranded and taken to hospitals. Investigators from the district attorney will probe the crash.
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New York
Independen
Oonto
Astoria
Queensborough
Albresco
Henry Stock
Seek Increase in School Fund
Harrisburg March 31 Pennsylvania can support its public school system at a higher level than now, the State Education Association reporter to The research sub committee said. The panel argued current wealth measures misrepresent state wealth and urged citizens to fund education by allocating more wealth and income to education.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Education Association
Public Instruction
Lessen Te Ade
Philadelphia
Luther Hart
The
Commonwealth
Bride 62 Groom 82 Marry in Bedford
In Bedford Pennsylvania a 62 year old bride Cars H Miller and an 82 year old groom Benjamin F Wiis wed after a 20 year romance. The bride's mother recalls the wedding and the groom presented his mother’s engagement ring at the ceremony.
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Bride
Groom
Bedford
United Press
Cars H. Miller
Hirst
Benjamin. F. Wiis
Finsturgh
Orida Nin Mothen
Dairymen League Meeting Held at Wattsburg
Miss Anna Schoenmaker from the New York Office of the Home Department spoke at the Dairymen's League sub-district meeting in Wattsburg. Thirty-five delegates from Union City Corry Cambridge Springs Waterford North East Wattsburg and Townville attended with reports from local field agents. A short program featured songs by Mrs. George Dewey and Mrs. Lulu Canield, Erie market update by R F Stevens, and a Syracuse directors meeting recap by Emory Great. County President Henry Marsh presided, with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kimmy A G Sealman and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mor tis.
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Anna Schoenmaker
New York
Home Department
Dairymen’s League Association
Wattsburg
Dees
Dirnen
Union City Corry
Cambridge Springs
Waterford
North East
Townville
George Dewey
Union City
Lulu Canield
R. F. Stevens
Erie
Emory Great
Frewsburg
Syracuse
N. Y
Henry Marsh
Harry Kimmy
A. G. Ealman
Arthur Mortis
Corry
Fear Outbreak by Irish Army
United Press dispatch reports British security forces placed special guards and searched government offices in London after a series of terrorist bombings in Liverpool Coventry and Birmingham.
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United Prem London
Se Wana Yard
Eine George
Parliament
London County, Council
Liverpool
Coventry
Birmingham
Golden Rule Club to Meet with Farmers in Grange Hall
The Golden Rule Club plans a Monday evening meeting at Grange Hall Hornblock with Grange members to host a dinner and a round table discussion. Loyd Spencer chairs the arrangements with eight to ten local farmers invited to discuss emonent problems and improve merchant farmer cooperation.
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Erie R. R
Golde Rule Club
Grange
Hornblock
Loyd Spencer
Councilan
A. O. Sananyys
This Moraine
Frank Whiteley
Five Per Cent Aid Cases Scrutinized in Dauphin
Harrisburg March 91 Attorney General Warren R Roberts said investigators tested 2900 aid cases in Dauphin County finding five percent under challenge. The department removed two cases from rolls and began further checks on seven others.
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Harrisburg
Aswlitor
Warren R. Roberts
Dauphin
Roberts
WPA Roll Reductions Hit New Districts and 200000 State Total
The WPA will cut about 30 000 workers in the weekend with deepest impact in the district containing major highway projects. State rolls will drop to around 200 000, with a further 20 000 off WPA rolls within a month to meet Col Harrington’s quota. Some families will return to direct relief after a two week wait. Public Assistance Secretary Howard Russell commented on estimates.
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Lsts
Howard L. Russell
Howard H. Baer
Uniontown
Fayette County
Russell
John E. van Allsburg
Erie
House Welfare Committee
General Assembly
House
Senate
von Allsburg
Thun
Cvil
WPA
Col. F. C. Harrington
Public Assistance
Howard L. Rissell
Confirmation Rites and Holy Week Services Planned
The Lutheran church will administer confirmation next Sunday during the infant and children catechetical class. Holy Week services are scheduled at St Pauls Church each evening at 7 30 except Monday and Saturday with sermons on Accusation Christ a King What is Truth and The Crucifixion. A three hour Good Friday service is planned at Luther Memorial Church.
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St. Paul's Church
Luther Memorial Church
Erle
Taheran Paatera
Brie
Edward L. Wagner
Pather
Haster
PRR Agent to Address Civic Employees’ Association
Edward J Tarael PRR industrial agent will speak at Corry’s Municipal building on Thursday April 8 at 7 30 p m. The meeting was postponed two days to hear Tarael whose rapidfire talk impressed last month. He will cover what the PRR can do for the community and what the community must do to help itself.
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Edward J. Tarael
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry N
Civic Employees’ Association
Anril
O'Cloek
Carl L. Henton
Israel
Piadly
Secentine
PRR
Tsvat
Golden Rule Club
Tarael
Stocks Plunge to New Bottom in Bear Market Talk
New York traders drove stocks to fresh yearly lows as losses in most major indices exceeded five points. The selloff began after noon, with selling pressure spreading from national to European buyers and prices slipping further as the market lagged. Analysts varied on whether a bear market had begun, though consensus on the outlook was lacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
Allocation 10 Threatens All Districts With Delayed Funds
State budget officials warn via press release that the Corry School District may face diverted funds to cover unemployment relief in Pennsylvania. If relief money lags or tax receipts fall short, 9 000 000 due to 279 second and third class districts by March 1 cannot be paid, risking school closures before term end.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Public Instruction Department
Treasury
William A. Spensler
The
United Press
Toxoim Treatment To Be Given Children In City
Nurse in Gerry Public Schools announces a schedule for toxoid vaccination against diphtheria. Treatments proceed at Fairview on April 8 and Harding School on April 4 with sessions at 9 15. Parents with pre school children should report to their neighborhood school at 9 o clock.
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Vn M
Kepler
If. N
Gerry Public Schools
Washineine
Fairview
Tueway
Harding School
Concord
Roosevelt’s Great Grandchild Born in Seattle Hospital
President and Mrs Roosevelt welcomed a ninth grandchild, a husky boy weighing nine pounds one ounce, born at Swedish Hospital. The mother Mrs John Boettiger, wife of Seattle Post-Intelligencer publisher, and the baby were reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Seattle
Wash
Roosevelt
Sweish Hospital
John Boettiger
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Bady
D A R Plans Tree Planting Near State Hatchery West of Corry
The Brottenstraw Valley D A R chapter met at the home of Mr Wrank T Garvey to discuss a national tree planting project. Plans call for pine trees on the state fish hatchery site west of Corry. Mrs Jessie K Newton presented a paper on the Early Colonies of New Jersey and Morris town New Jersey after a trip to Washington headquarters.
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Brottenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wrank T. Garvey
North Center Street
Corry
Jessie K. Newton
D.A.R
New Jersney
Washington
Morristown
N. J
Frank Loveland Ley
Connecticut
Mra
C.F. McCray
W. W. Auer
Mins Mae Howard
Britain Allies With Poland Against Nazi Expansion
Britain and France pledged aid to Poland as Nazi threats escalate in Central Europe. Chamberlain announced in the House of Commons that eroding German aggression will be met with armed support, signaling a new democratic stance to curb Hitler’s expansion and a shift in British policy.
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Poland
Joe Alex Morris
United Press Star
Great Britain
France
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commans
Hvew
Chamberlain
Britain
Prilen
Warsaw
Germany
Hitler
Leloion
East
Weat
Palurlon
Auldi
Mediterranean
Benito Mussolini
Repeio di Calibria
Italy
Governor Opposes Price Fixing in Coal Industry Talks
Harrisburg report says Gov. Arthur H. James rejected a major plan by hard coal operators to fix prices and support wholesale distributors. A three hour conference with executives from independent and old-line mines followed a 4 day work week proposal for April. The governor stated he would not approve wholesale price fixing.
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Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
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