Erie Supervisor Names New Supt for Corry Hospital
Miss Cole, a Hamot Hospital supervisor in Erie, is named superintendent of Corry Hospital, succeeding Miss Adelaide Bar t ist who resigned. The Corry Hospital Association board unanimously offered the post after considering applicants. Col. Percy L. Jones of Hamot backs Cole and will grant a leave of absence to assist. Corry nurses are given preference for other posts where possible.
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Cole
Hamot
Erie
Corry Hospital
Adelaide Bartist
Corry
Mayath
Miss Cole
Hamot Hospital
Col
Percy L. Jones
Corry Board
Ordier
Nurseralumage
Restrictions on practice of dentistry in Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot approves the Hofimer bill strengthening control over dentistry. Effective January 1, 1884, the State Dental Council may license only those with proper dental degrees and revoke licenses for fraudulent advertising. Dental hygienists come under licensing rules amid other tax and municipal bond measures. Dr J H Weight and Gari W Smith attended the Erie Scottish Rite Bodies election in Mire yesterday.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Paul Holmer
Huntingdon
State Dental Council
Weidemann
J. H. Weight
Gari W. Smith
Mire
Erie
Urge Delay in Sheriff Sales Until November 4
Rep. W. S. McCreary representing the western Kirie county in Havelsburg assembly introduces a resolution granting courts power to stay sheriff sales until November 4. An enabling note carrying the same provisions was submitted, action deferred until the measure is printed.
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W. S. McCreary
Kirie County
Havelsburg
Township road program scrapped endangering city aid
The Senate highway committee in Harrisburg moved to strike Pinchot’s plan to add 53 000 miles of township roads to the state system, threatening the loss of state funds for local street maintenance. Governor Pinchot pledges to veto measures funding municipalities for street work and resisting through-street integration into the rural system. Corry reports three streets added to the highway system, raising hope for South Center Street improvements linking to the through highway plan from Lindsey Hollow.
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Senate Highways Committee
Harrisbury
Pincchot
Magasuires
Unio
Senate
Corry
South Center Street
Grove Street
Lindsey Hollow
Cost of living rising as food prices lead advance
United Press reports living costs climbing with food prices driving the move. Merchants anticipate broader inflation for retail goods within 89 days as soap and automotive prices rise. steel and silk markets show mixed gains and continued cost pressure across major cities.
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United Press
New York
Proctor and Gamble
Colgate- Farmolive-Peet
The
Iron Age
Steel Trade
Chicago
Kansas City
Discover Lair of Abductors in Seaside Cottage
Wealthy father frantically offers to meet any terms for return of child. All efforts to contact the kidnappers have been futile. Police probe the seaside cottage as investigators seek clues and possible ransom demands. Local authorities urge calm as the case unfolds with few leads and heightened public concern.
Child Taken From School After Telephone Call
A Massachusetts kidnap incident near Harwich involves a girl named Margaret McMath abducted from a village school. Police traced a cottage hideout in Deep Hole woods as a base for suspected abductors described as a Black man and two white conspirators. State and local authorities canvassed Harwich residents by boat and land to gather clues, with a ransom demand rumored but not confirmed.
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Martin Kane
United Press
Searwich
Mass
Margaret
Peggy) McMat
South Harwich
Coast Guards
Detroit
Neil ©. McMath
Fof & Debroit Steel
Harwichport
Cape Cod
Wychmere Harbor
West Brille Water
Harwich
Beer License Fees Set by McClure Regulation Bill
Corry will receive a $100 license fee from every beer retailer under the McClure beer regulation bill placed on Governor Pinchot’s desk after House approval. Municipal fees vary by population from $75 to $250 for retailers, with distributor licenses ranging from $50 to $150 and incorporated clubs at $25.
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McClure Beer
Pinthot
Corry
McClure
Pinchot
Hare “Isburg
Plil Meluder
Urge Countrywide Farm Strike May 13 Urged
May 5. Des Moines Te. Milo Feno, prophet of a new day for America's farmers, called on 14,400 followers to hold fast their Hines for a proposed national farm strike on May 13. Reno Wayed members of the National Farmers Holiday Association from 24 states pledged to unite behind his three point program or risk becoming a fee of ignoble slavery.
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Fair Grounds
Des Moines
Milo Feno
America's Farmers
Reno
National Farmers Holiday Association
Taxpayers Union urges city to buy water company
The Curry Taxpayers Union asks Mayor Frank England and City Council to acquire the Corry Water Supply Company. They cite BL 942 1931 allowing bond issuance secured by the water system revenue and urge speedy consideration at the next council meeting on May 16.
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Curry Water Shimply Company
Curry Taxpayers Union
Frank ‘T. England
Membs
Taxpayers’ Association
New Wat
Meeline
Whalen
Board of Governors
UN Corry Taxpayers
Union
Corry Water Supply Company
UN- Merbie
Honda
Uabil
Duerensil
Beer tax would fund state relief program in Pennsylvan ia
Harrisburg May 3 The legislature approved a beer tax bill to raise 1.244 per barrel and fund a 45 million relief program for feeding and clothing needy Pennsylvanians. Revenue estimates project 26 million annually, with governors supportive though senate debate paused for final passage. The measure sets licenses and distribution rules via the State Alcohol Permit Board and county treasurers.
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Whch
Pinchot
Jon J. McClure
Delaware
State Alcohol Permit Board
Hrensus 15
POE
Election and political briefs from across regions
Reports from multiple bureaus note Valera swearing allegiance to the crown. Nell Donnelly faces a third extortion threat after a year and a half missing. Harrisburg passes beer tax bill of 1254 dollars per barrel awaiting governor action. Geneva invites sixty six delegates to London world economic conference in June. Washington Housell to present rail rehab program to Congress, with public works jobs still being shaped.
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Geneva
Mstims
London
League of Nations
Billion in Federal Savings Next Year
The White House announced May 3 that estimated federal expenditures for the next fiscal year will total about 2.22 billion dollars, reflecting a savings of about one billion from the current year. President Roosevelt based the estimate on current receipts, refusing to forecast changes, given the present economic and industrial conditions.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Titusville teachers face 10 to 20 percent pay cut
The Titusville board of education reduced teachers salaries by 10 to 20 percent for the coming year, saving about 14 000 dollars. President Bedford said cuts were needed to lower taxes as boards across the state have done. The district awaits Harrisburg action on per capita tax before finalizing the budget and millage.
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Titusville
Board of Education
Reaters
Titusville Herald
Bedford
The
Herald
Harrisburg
Westmoreland Relief Controversy Settled
Greensburg Pa May 3 dual distribution of Westmoreland county emergency relief funds, interrupted by a clash between the county relief board and the poor board, was to be resumed in ten days. The relief board planned to eliminate the poor board from the distribution after May, but night guidance indicated approval of a policy to restore subotion and order.
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Wie
Poo
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
County Emergency Relif Board
Poor Board
New Farm Bill Grants Wallace Broad Powers
Washington May 3 The farm bill nearing enactment would give the secretary of agriculture wide powers to license and regulate mills, cotton textile makers, sugar refineries, tobacco manufacturers, meat packers and others shaping farm commodities for market. Dr Mordecai Ezekiel and Rex Tugwell push a plan to curb wasteful competition, reduce distribution costs, and restore normal flow of goods while aiming to shield city consumers from higher food prices.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Mordecai Ezekiel
Brain Trust
Farm Board
Rex Tugwell
Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Accord Reached With Germany on Arms Equality
Geneva May 3 Captain Anthony Eden of Great Britain announced a compromise has been reached with Germany on arms equality, easing tensions that threatened to derail the world arms conference. The accord allows tentative progress toward balanced military parity amid ongoing talks.
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Germany
United Press
Geneva
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Argentina and US resume talks on economic relations
Representatives of Argentina met with U S Department of Agriculture officials in Washington on May 3 to continue discussions on outstanding problems in the two nations economic and commercial relations.
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Vanecross
Washington
Argentina
United States Department of Agriculture
Presidents Granted Currency Powers Expanding Credit
President Roosevelt is authorized to expand credit and issue up to 3 billion dollars in new paper money if advisable. The inflation program grants near unlimited currency powers to finance government needs, with broad discretion granted to the administration to manage money supply and financial operations.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt's 8.1 Bill Clears House In Currency Move
Washington May 3 The House approved President Roosevelts 8.1 billion invasion program authorizing currency expansion and credit measures. The vote 307 to 86 sent the broad inflation farm relief bill to conference with the Senate with final passage expected next week.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Maiilérs
Senate
Twa
Federal Reserve Board
Rehearsals for Benefit Play At Local Hall
Rehearsals progress for the benefit production A Broadcast from Mae Weare Night Club to Holle wood to aid the Cory Rettet Fund. Tickets and performances are set for May 28 and May 29 at the Senior High auditorium with rehearsals held every Tuesday and Friday evening in the Elks hall. The show is directed by Bfty A Fain and Mrs Mabel Larson who wrote the intervening program notes.
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Hollewood
Mth Tor Te Cory
Elks
Lab
Bfty
A. Fain
Mre
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NEW Supt Corry Hospital
Fear City Aid
Taxpayers’ Union
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Ramon de Valera
Kansas
Nell Donnelly
President House
Congress
Westmoreland
Tinttar Presa
Wallace
Corry Relief Fund
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