ASK CUT IN PA RELIEF SHARE Earle Confers With GOP Senators
Governor George H. Earle and five Republican State Senate leaders held a tax revenue conference in Harrisburg to press for reducing Pennsylvania's unemployment relief monthly share from nine million dollars. Earle agreed to join a Senate committee to Washington to meet with federal relief chief Harry L. Hopkins, who has ordered nine million dollars monthly to qualify for aid. The current relief outlay is twenty million dollars monthly. A Republican caucus followed to decide next steps.
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Harry L. Hopkins
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Robot Pilot Commands Record Transcontinental Flight Breakthrough
A robot pilot steered most of the TWA transcontinental flight from Burbank to New York, setting a record of 11 hours 5 minutes. The 2400 mile journey, aided by biomotored low wing Douglas plane, suggests future coast to coast passenger flights in 12 hours or less. Pilot Masinson briefly controlled the ship over the San Bernardino range, snow and Colorado, and the Hudson River.
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Meadville Man Named Relief Administrator
Harrisburg May 1 United Fresh reports Meadville man Anderson along with H A Rum mel Pottsville took charge of emergency relief in Cambria county replacing John A Miller suspended as executive director of the county board. Mrs Marlon G Snyder suspended as relief supervisor to answer charges of inefficiency. Johnson said action aims to relieve the situation, giving Miller and Snyder full opportunity to respond to accusations.
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Favor Extension of NRA Until April 1936
Senate finance committee votes 11 to 8 to report a joint resolution extending the NRA to April 1 1936. The measure limits price fixing to current mineral resource codes, bars intra state only trades from codes, and grants the president additional days to review codes for approval and enforcement. Chair Pat Harrison withheld comment on White House satisfaction.
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Three Injured In Auto Crash Enroute Here
Enroute to this city yesterday afternoon to visit Mr and Mrs Leslie Drake of West Wayne street three occupants of a car were injured in an auto accident at North East. Taken to Dunkirk City Hospital they remain confined. The party included Lawrence Lilley of Lake Worth Florida and Mrs Morlis Lilley of Fredonia New York mother of Mr Lilley and Mrs Sanford Cowsy borg also of Fredonia. Driver Howard Haaser of North East lost control while avoiding another car. Mrs L Lilley fractured pelvis and minor lacerations. Mrs M Lilley fractured rib and cuts and bruises. Mrs Cederborg abdominal injuries. Chief Meffling said no charges but a hearing may be held. Mr and Mrs Drake left for Dunkirk this morning.
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Lake Worth
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Fredowia
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Cederborg
H. i. Meffling
North Fast
Plan concert for music week at high school auditorium
In observance of Music Week the high school music groups will present a miscellaneous concert Monday evening May 6 at the high school auditorium. The program includes orchestra glee club mixed chorus band solo and small ensembles under the direction of Beatrice Shaffer and G H Bennett. The public is invited to attend.
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Corry Students Set for State Scholarship Examinations
Corry students including Leon Bertram Robert Brockman Erics Dearing Mary Elsine Sears and Rita Waite will take state scholarship exams on May 3 in Erie. The same group will compete in exams May 4 at Allegheny College Meadville.
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Rita Waite
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Meadville
Quash Indictments In Diphtheria Case
Harrisburg Pa May 1 The Dauphin County Court today quashed the indictment against Dr B K Tingley head of Gilliland Laboratories Marietta Pa and Roy G Milley former state health department employee charged with conspiracy to defraud the state in the Lifoxin diphtheria matter
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Marietta
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Mellon Blames Government in Tax Case Silence Broken
Andrew W. Mellon aged former treasury secretary breaks silence in his 3 million dollar income tax hearing to charge the federal government with using the case as a political attack. Mellon asserts the claim should be judged by standard business honesty and signals readiness to fight before the people if necessary.
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Pittsburgh
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Engineer Asks Balance Of Pay At City Council Meet
Aftermath of the battle with the Pennsylvania Gas company over lower rates draws council members to the May 6 meeting. John M. Rive, Pittsburgh consulting engineer, will likely present a bill for the city’s unpaid portion of engineering expenses. Proportions split among city Warren and Erie. Erie presented a bill for 1886 dollars yesterday as its debt to the engineer.
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General Motors plants face shutdown as strikes spread
May 1 Detroit report notes 13,000 GM workers affected as 3 plants close and others may shut due to reduced demand. Toledo and Cincinnati actions ripple through GM units. Labor board dispute and talks of broader strikes loom, with mediation ordered but no accord. In Conneaut Ohio, a driver killed in a two-truck crash.
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American Federation of Labor Unions
Japan Holds Three Americans as Spies
Five persons including one identified American were reportedly held by Japanese authorities on Formosa after entering fortified zones during a heavy storm. A navy lieutenant among the Americans was aboard a yacht swept ashore. authorities say the group photographed the coast and the boat showed signs of deliberate damage. They were taken to court for espionage examination.
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May Day Demonstrations Worldwide Marked by Displays
May Day celebrations sparked labor and Communist protests around the world. Minor clashes and casualties reported in Paris and Vienna, with a large Moscow display featuring 680 aircraft 500 tanks and heavy guns. Hitler spoke to 60000 in Berlin while Chicago police halted a march of unemployed protesters citing curtailment concerns.
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German Action Defended in House of Lords
London May 1 Germanys rearmament was defended by several peers in a spirited House of Lords debate Conservatives voiced dissent amid condemnation of Germanys course Viscount Esher noted Britain and France also repudiated Versailles Britain repudiated disarmament pledges after the war Lord Lothian and Viscount Cecil pressed that Germany has suffered greatly yet acted to defy expectations in the international arena
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Lucey Slated for Highway Department Post
John Lucey of 707 Marion Street is expected to be formally appointed as a key caretaker in the State Highway Department. He reportedly began work this week, with an official announcement deferred pending Harrisburg headquarters word.
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Hitler Stirs Nazi Youth at Berlin Mass Meeting
United Press report on Adolf Hitler addressing 270000 Berlin Nazi youth at Lustgarten, urging unity and a strong German state. He praised past aims to consolidate internal administration and boost Germany’s power, while framing youth mobilization as pivotal to the nation’s future. The event drew throngs at Lustgarten and Tempelhof airfield with chants and martial rhetoric.
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Legion Third Aerial Roundup Inaugurated In East
Interest runs high among American Legion members as the third aerial roundup opens. State cards were collected in Philadelphia with plans to sweep the east. Two borer otter planes head to Indianapolis from across the country, and the 1935 Pennsylvania quota of 80 000 members may be surpassed. A ship master drowned at Fairport Ohio as Captain Geo B McDonall of Toledo reported the loss.
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Business leaders deny new deal progress at chamber meet
At the 23rd annual U.S. Chamber of Commerce gathering in Washington readers heard a withering attack on President Roosevelt's recovery program. They said the new deal is an emergency setup and that the emergency is over as they urged not to wait on patience or to take cues from the administration.
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Leaders Attack New Deal Agencies In Heated Speech
Leaders of the party denounced most minor agencies and criticized the NRA and AAA as failures. They cited TVA chaos and retreat while privately worrying over speed and pace of policy, though Harriman argued the mood is improving.
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New Deal official defends policy during readjustment period
A New Deal roper, ejay an openly Nosue Aus ience, denied last night that Uhr flew desi would destroy private enterprise and pleaded for cooperation with the administration. We must be patient in a period of general readjustment, he said, if we would have the changes come after the fashion of an orderly evolution and not after the fashion of a destructive revolution. The new deal, he said, is not intended to destroy business, but to find ways and means of protecting as concerns against attack and myen.
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Arrest Solves Two Mysterious Lindbergh Letters
Philip Martin a 46 year old Paterson watchman was arrested for sending a threatening letter to Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. Police say the arrest resolves a wave of incoherent notes signed This is from John claiming to kill Lindy and notes were linked to Hauptmann trial mania.
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Murder charge against doctor shocks Oklahoma town
Enid May 1 The Ming 62 charges accuse Dr Guy B Brewer a Garber Oklahoma physician of illegal operations tied to a death Mrs Victor Jones 20 following an April Sed operation. The case stems from an investigation by Lt Robert Huston Gen Marland’s emissary who called the tale one of the most fantastic cases ever heard.
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Erie Relief Checks Used to Buy Beer
Erie relief checks are being used to purchase beer officials announce. Attorney Mortimer E. Graham said he will prosecute at least 41 relief check abusers. One offender was identified as a relief client who returned $60 after learning of the investigation.
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