Business Leaders Denounce New Deal Continued From Page One
A reading of speeches shows critic and supporter views on federal policy. Leaders from banking, industry, and labor condemn or defend New Deal measures, naming concerns about centralization, competition, and constitutional limits. The piece notes proposed legislation on holding companies and federal reserve matters, with figures like W. Hayes and others weighing in on economic strategy and policy impact. In sports, HOY WINS AT TRAP SHOOTING events highlight a massachusetts meet with competitors from several states.
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Wenstall le Willito
New York
of Commonwealth
Southern Choputation
Tennescen
Pail S. Wiis
Ferral Reserve Board
Layrines
Udg
Givernor
Haygali
Hawaii
Adiliess
Traveling bees work summer and winter in Sturbridge
In Sturbridge Massachusetts on May 1 a local beekeeper William Davenport claims his bees can work year round. He winters in Florida gathering from orange blossoms and summers in the north among maple blossoms. Davenport arrived with 190 swarms and four tins of honey as part of the winter crop, while locals note his bees may need southern action.
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Sturbridge
Mass
Wiliam Davenport
Flovida
Thavenport
Passes Away at Cleveland in Unclear Notice
Relatives announce the death of Mrs. Liner Anne Son, widow of Charles Anderson, at her home 451 West 146th Street Cleveland Ohio yesterday at 10 o clock. She had been ill for a long period and death was unexpected. Her husband and one son Fred Anderson of Corry survive along with several grandchildren. The will will be brought to Cork Thursday evening and funeral services will be conducted at Alexander Funeral Pavers Friday Astormedn at 2 80 o'clock with interment in Pi Levy. Alien G Alley of the National Council for Prevention of War spoke at Allegheny College MeatVille yesterday noon on Hitler Germany.
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Iiner Anneson
Charles Anderson
Ti O
West 146Th Street
Cleveland
Pi Levy
Git
James Walenx
Marion Street
Iney Lynch
Cory Hospital
Sit
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. E. Davis
North Center Street
Harriet Montague
Emma Linscott
A. Ella King
M. J. Manges
Emma Crooke
Powell
Kendall Sta
Gale Rass
Highway Department
State Armory
Rideway
James P. Lever
Ridgway
Burgess Charles H. Frederick
Harry M. Hill
Andrew Steis
Te Ladies Aid Society
M. 1
Elma Gordon
East South Street
Elgin Mills
Fenty Larson
Jamestown
N. Y
Hivood
Arthur Strawbridge
Meatville
Meadville
Titusville
Perry’s Place
Erie Exchange Club
Board of Education
Erie
Thomas Simon
Stockton’s
First Ave
Roy Godwin
Hartstown
Crawford County
Merle Joydan
Corry
F. G
Lismaria
Moss
A. Aliistrent
Som
Clare
Mary Helme
I. Windahl
Unis Oily
Seattle
Neal Bay
San Francisco
Local notes mix business and chatter across Venango County
A patchwork of items from Oil City to St Marys covers railroad work talks, club meetings, civic notices, and local happenings. Highlights include Pennsylvania Railroad week schedule chatter, McKean Motor Club meeting at Bradford, Salvation Army fellowship, DAR election plans, local elections and personnel moves, and assorted community notices.
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Walker—tailor
N. Center
Tribute to Clyde Key and Conduiance Resolution
In Harrisburg on May 1 the House adopted a resolution of condolence on the death of former Congressman Clyde Key who was accidentally shot while cleaning a gun. The record notes his home in Allegheny County and references local figures including Rev Samuel Wells and Charles Drake.
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Kelly
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Clyde Key
Allegheny
Dunkirk Relief Workers Strike Shuts Relief Office
Over 150 Dunkirk THRA workers on the afternoon and morning shifts walked out after a phone report to the Journal. A previous 100 workers staged a walkout, protesting a new summer relief budget cutting weekly wages to 3.40. The strike, affecting 850 relief families, will continue through the week.
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Dunkirk
Tio Journal
Gardless
Earle Signs New Milk Bill in Tense Session
Governor Earle signed a new milk control bill late Tuesday, the first major legislation approved as the Legislature faced a threatened collapse of the 18 month old milk control system. The bill emerged altered from its original form after a dispute between the Administration controlled House and the Republican Senate.
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Harrisburg
Sey 1
Sirife-Town
Earle
Senate
Golf Talk Halted by HoldUp by Bandits
Chicago May 1 Golf pro Harton Smith and club officials at the Exclusive Westward Ho Club were forced to the floor as bandits raided the premises. The gunmen stole nearly 1000 dollars and fled. Smith recalled unclear details about Japanese golf and feared immediate violence.
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Unites Fess
Chicago
Harton Smith
Westward Ho Club
Smith
I S
Leader Arrained In $129,000 River Bank Robbery Case
Boston May 1 United Press reports Asrl Rettich alleged mastermind of the muiva dollar crime syndicate in Warnock RL toby was arraigned in a complaint signed by U S Commissioner Edwin C Jenn on charges connected to the $129,000 River Bank robbery.
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United Press
Boston
Asrl Rettich
Muivadollar
Warnock
Toby
Eewin C. Jenn
Mrs Coo to Die for Murder in June Sing Sing
Albany May 1 court of appeals affirms Mrs By Coo former Oncontaral house proprietor must die at Sing Sing in the week of June 24 for the killing of her crippled handyman. She allegedly ordered Harry Wright run down on a Crumhern Mountain road. Clemency plea anticipated from Governor Lehman. Streets calm after dramatic trial coverage.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
By Coo
Sing Sing
Lehman
Confesses to Murder of Six Year Old Child
New York May 1 Bravk Blynn 39 held on murder charge after police said he admitted drowning 6 year old Margaret Parslatto in a bathtub because he decided she should not live. The bruised body was found atop a dumbwaiter in a cellar where Flynn had an apartment. A deputy medical examiner testified possible signs the child was attacked.
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United Press
New York
Bravk Blynn
Mrsgaret Parslatto
Flynn
Depuy
Compensation bill passed by house in Harrisburg
Harrisburg May 1 the administration's proposal to liberalize the workmen's compensation law of 1915 received final passage in the house with no debate. The roll showed 182 for the bill and 55 against as it moved to the senate.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Czechoslovakia Seeks Furs in Ottawa Negotiations
Czechoslovakia seeks to buy $1,000,000 worth of Canadian hides through tag negotiations. Hugo Jelling, chief buyer for a Czech shoe and leather firm, leads the talks as Ottawa opens discussions on fur imports. Meanwhile a dog and cat conflict in Antioch has escalated over years, with recent bickering over the pets.
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Czechoslovakia
Ottawa
Hugo Jelling
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Dick Shiushnosy
Ted
Titan Fick
Lincoln
Cor, Main & Center Sts
Alien G. Alley
National Conneil For Prevention of War
Allegheny College
Hitler Germany
Will J. Wilcox
Wede
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Salvation Army
Citadel
Washington Street
Burt McCcnnell
Reynoldsville
Jefferson County
Mydneys
Harry Kun
Selmen
Brookville
Brie—rie
State Senate
House of Repressntatives
George A. Bari
West
Spencer School
LaVine Bailey
W. B.C
Masonic
Sterling
Robert le Whitt
Mfinsville
Dil
Champion-Dearment Tool Company
Barnett Bros. Cirous
Toda
Sedrie McCa
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L. &. Chapman
Warrer
Tituisville
RK. W. Sparks
Zerydon
Bank of
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Oil City
Franklin
Venango County
Samuel J. Crumpine
Public Charities Association of Pennsylvania
St. Marys
St. Marys Borough
Market Street
Notige
Charles Drake
Corty
Ps. Iad
Afterenoon
New York State
San Josh
Cal
Tven
Tory
Manuel Garcia
Antioch
Bigelow Sanford
Bigelow
Root
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South Center St
Conny
Ned
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